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- Page 1 Raven Electronics Corporation Raven 41800-002 RFMOW V2 Users Manual © 2008 Raven Electronics Corporation. All rights reserved. Rev. 02...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION ....................1 General Information ..................... 1 Safety Warning ....................1 Raven Electronics’ Warranty ................1 System Description ....................2 CHAPTER 2 INSTALLING and SETTING UP THE UNIT ............3 Unpacking the Equipment ................... 3 Initial Installation and Setup ................. -
Page 3: Chapter 1 Introduction
Raven. Beyond the warranty period, repairs will be billed to the purchaser at cost. In such cases, an estimate will be submitted for approval before repair is initiated. Repaired equipment will be returned to the... -
Page 4: System Description
INTRODUCTION SYSTEM DESCRIPTION The 41800-002 RFMOW V2 is a standard 19” rack-mountable unit which provides a common point for connecting various hardware elements, signaling protocol converters, Secure Voice Unit, satellite modem, and housing for a COMSEC device. The Unit contains signal switching and level conversion printed circuit boards, and power supply. -
Page 5: Chapter 2 Installing And Setting Up The Unit
Upon receiving the RFMOW V2, remove it from the shipping container. Remove all packing materials from inside the RFMOW V2 KIV Carrier. Be sure to retain loose cables and the 41875 KIV adapter board that are in the Carrier. Inspect for any obvious signs of external damage due to shipping. Retain the original shipping containers in case the unit needs to be returned to the depot for repair. -
Page 6: Setup And Preparation For Use
The Unit accepts 90-264 VAC, 47-63 Hz AC power via the AC Power Connector (located on rear panel of the RFMOW V2 chassis). The panel connector is an IEC-320-C14 type. Use a right angle type plug and secure it with the Velcro cord retainer. -
Page 7: Install The Kiv-7M
INSTALLING and SETTING UP THE UNIT Install the KIV-7M into the RFMOW V2 carrier assembly (see page 17 for KIV Carrier location). 1. Loosen the four thumb screws on the front panel of the Unit. Slide the KIV Carrier out of the chassis until it stops. -
Page 8: Equipment Setup
INSTALLING and SETTING UP THE UNIT EQUIPMENT SETUP The RFMOW V2 enclosure contains the necessary hardware to interface the ports of a Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse, Secure Voice Unit, KIV carrier, and satellite modem. All interface connections to external equipment are mounted on the rear panel. See the rear panel diagram on page 18 for the location of the connectors mentioned below. -
Page 9: Nt Configuration
V2 ports J6 and J4, respectively. 3. The Secure Voice Unit (SVU) is connected to the RFMOW V2 via J1 on the rear panel. 4. The interconnection between the Control Modem and the RFMOW V2 is made via the J2 and J5 connectors on the rear panel. - Page 10 This page left blank intentionally.
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Page 11: Chapter 3 Operation
Equipment power-down • Equipment Theory of Operation and functional diagrams CONTROLS AND INDICATORS The RFMOW V2 user interface is through the front panel display, pushbuttons, and indicators. These are illustrated on page 17. EQUIPMENT POWER-UP WARNING Ensure that all power connections are properly insulated, clean, and mechanically secure to prevent personnel injury when the Unit is powered up and operated. -
Page 12: Equipment Theory Of Operation
Voice communication occurs by connecting a Secure Telephone device (STU or STE III) to J1 on the rear panel of the RFMOW V2. DTR on COM2 must be asserted in order for the Unit to select the voice path on... -
Page 13: Chapter 4 Troubleshooting
CHAPTER 4 TROUBLESHOOTING WARNING Proper grounding is an important safety feature, and must be a primary consideration in all electrical and electronic equipment installations. Ensure that all grounding connections are secure and that all grounding cables are kept out of vehicle and personnel paths. WARNING Use extreme care when working around electrical equipment to avoid the possibility of severe or fatal electrical shock. - Page 14 WARNING Hazardous voltages are present. Use care when measuring for voltage. Failure to do so can result in fatal or serious injury to personnel. CAUTION This equipment contains static-sensitive devices. Always follow ESD handling procedures when working on this equipment. PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE MAINTENANCE TASK...
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Page 15: Chapter 5 Specifications
CHAPTER 5 SPECIFICATIONS TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS The 41800-002 RFMOW V2 technical data includes the physical, electrical, and environmental data described in the following paragraphs. Physical Characteristics The 41800-002 physical characteristics are listed in Table 5-1. Table 5-1 RFMOW V2 Physical Data... - Page 16 • Raven R237-0003 for J2 Modem Data to Comtech SDM-300A modem • Raven R225-0007 for J1 Secure Voice Unit to Secure Voice Unit (STU or STE) Additionally, these cables are required when operating the RFMOW V2 in “IU Mode”: •...
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Page 17: Appendix Adiagrams
APPENDIX A DIAGRAMS The following diagrams illustrate the front panel and the rear panel features of the RFMOW V2. -
Page 18: Front Panel Diagram
Figure 1-1 RFMOW V2(Front Panel) Table 1-1 RFMOW V2 (Front Panel) ITEM COMPONENT ITEM COMPONENT KIV-7 Carrier (Removable) Voice/Data Mode LEDs Left Speaker Voice RCV/XMT LEDs USB Port Data RCV/XMT LEDs Right Speaker Control RCV/XMT LEDs LCD Display Alert Horn Control Button... -
Page 19: Rear Panel Diagram
Figure 1-2 RFMOW V2 (Rear Panel) Table 1-11 RFMOW V2(Rear Panel) ITEM COMPONENT ITEM COMPONENT Ethernet Port Modem RF Attenuator In Connector USB Port J5 Modem Control (RS-485) Connector Keyboard Connector J2 Controller Modem Data Connector Mouse Connector J1 Secure Voice Unit Connector J4 Controller Connector (“IU Mode”) -
Page 20: Appendix Bconnectors (Pin Outs)
APPENDIX B CONNECTORS (Pin Outs) Page 18 illustrates the location of external connectors for the 41800-002 RFMOW V2. Figures B-1 through Figure B-10 illustrate pin outs for these connectors. Connector pin outs are described in Table B-1 through Table B-10, respectively. - Page 21 Figure B-2 Controller Modem Data Connector (J2) (Male 15 pin D-Sub) Table B-2 Controller Modem Data Connector (J2) Pin # Description Pin # Description RS-422 Data – From the Modem RS-422 Data + From the Modem RS-422 Data – to the Modem RS-422 Data + to the Modem Not Used Not Used...
- Page 22 Figure B-3 Optional External PC Control Signals Connector (J4) (Female 9 pin D-Sub) Table B-3 Optional External PC Control Signals Connector (J4) Pin # Description RS-232 Telephone OFF HOOK Signal Hi = off hook, Low = on hook RS-232 Control Signal to PC Used to confirm controls from the Modem RS-232 Control Signal from the PC Used to control the Modem or other Equip.
- Page 23 Figure B-4 Control Signals to the Modem and/or other Equipment (J5) (Male 9 pin D-Sub) Table B-4 Control Signals to the Modem and/or other Equipment(J5) Pin # Description Ground Not Used Not Used RS-485 Signal + to the Modem RS-485 Signal – to the Modem Not Used Not Used RS-485 Signal + From the Modem...
- Page 24 Figure B-5 Data From/To the Optional External PC (J6) (Female 25 pin D-Sub) Table B-5 Data From / To the Optional External PC (J6) Pin # Description Pin # Description Not Used Not Used RS-232 Data From the External PC to the Not Used COMSEC Device RS-232 Data To the External PC from the...
- Page 25 Figure B-6 Optional Power for External Equipment (If Needed) (J7) (Female 9 pin D-Sub) Table B-6 Power Out (J7) Pin # Description +12 VDC +12 VDC +12 VDC +12 VDC Ground Ground Ground Ground Ground NOTE: Up to a total of 1.0 Amp may be drawn from the combination of +12 VDC pins.
- Page 26 Receive Data A (Input) - Transmit Data B (Output) + Transmit Data A (Output) - Not Used Ground Not Used Not Used Not Used Receive Data B (Input) + NOTE: This port is connected to COM3 on the RFMOW V2 internal computer.
- Page 27 Not Used NOTE: This rear panel port is connected to COM4 on the RFMOW V2 internal computer. This rear panel port is disabled when the software directs the input and output of the GPS receiver to COM4 on the internal computer.
- Page 28 Horizontal Synchronization Vertical Synchronization DDC Clock The RFMOW V2 includes a circuit that terminates the VGA color signals for approximately 10 seconds after power up. During this time the video may be distorted as the color signals would be double terminated.
- Page 29 Figure B-10 PS/2 Mouse and Keyboard Connectors Table B-10 PS/2 Mouse and Keyboard Connectors Pin # Mouse Description Keyboard Description Data Data Not Used Not Used Ground Ground +5 V +5 V Clock Clock Not Used Not Used...
- Page 30 APPENDIX C GLOSSARY ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS The acronyms and abbreviations used in this manual are defined below: Abbreviation or Acronym AC ......... Alternating Current C ........Celsius CAGE ......Commercial and Government Entity cm ........Centimeter COM ......Serial Communications Port COMSEC .......
- Page 31 Abbreviation or Acronym RGB ....... Red-Green-Blue RFMOW ......Replacement Frequency Modulated Orderwire RMA ......Return Merchandise Authorization RTS ....... Ready To Send RX ......... Receive SMR ......Source, Maintenance, and Recoverability SRA ....... Specialized Repair Activity STE ....... Secure Terminal Equipment STU .......
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Page 32: Appendix Dgeneral Conditions Of Sales
Purchaser inconsistent herewith, or in beyond the time Raven would be required to ship in returned to standard Raven configuration, with time addition hereto, shall be of no force and effect, and... - Page 33 Raven Electronics Corporation 400 Edison Way Reno, Nevada 89502 775.858.2400 Phone 775.858.2410 Fax Web site: www.ravencomm.com...