Related Manuals for Valon 5019
Summarization of Contents
Introduction
1.1 Overview
Provides a general description of the Valon Technology 5015/5019 synthesizer module's capabilities and features.
1.2 Detailed Description
Explains the internal architecture and operation of the 5015/5019 synthesizer module.
1.3 Electrical Specifications
Details the electrical parameters, input/output voltage ranges, and connector specifications for the synthesizer.
Connections
2.1 Power Connections
Describes how to connect the DC power supply to the 5015/5019 synthesizer module.
2.2 RF Output
Details the RF output port characteristics, impedance, and handling precautions for the synthesizer.
2.3 External Reference Input
Explains the use of an external reference signal for improved stability and frequency control.
2.4 Reference Output
Describes the buffered replica of the reference frequency output from the synthesizer.
2.5 User Interface: USB and TTL Ports
Details the USB and TTL serial ports for controlling the synthesizer via GUI or terminal.
2.6 Setting the Baud Rate
Explains how to change the communication baud rate for USB and USER ports.
2.7 Using the Ethernet Port with Telnet
Guides on establishing a Telnet connection for command-line control via the Ethernet port.
2.8 Using the Built-in Web Server
Describes accessing the synthesizer's web-based GUI for configuration and control.
2.9 Lock and Status LEDs Troubleshooting
Provides guidance on interpreting the Lock and Status LEDs for diagnosing operational issues.
General Information
3.1 Safety Precautions
Outlines safety precautions and user responsibilities for operating the synthesizer and connected equipment.
3.2 RoHS Compliance
Details the RoHS compliance of the module, including material restrictions and certifications.
3.3 FCC Part 15 Exemption
States the synthesizer's status as an industrial component exempt from FCC Part 15 regulations.
3.4 Default Frequency Setting
Refers to section 2 for the default frequency settings of the synthesizer.
3.5 Cleans (Sanitize) Function
Explains the Cleans function to erase user settings and restore factory defaults.
3.6 Place of Manufacture
Indicates that the synthesizer modules are designed, assembled, and tested in Northern California.
Quick-Start Instructions
4.1 Initial Setup and Software
Guides users through initial power-up, heat sinking, and installing/using the Configuration Manager GUI.
Configuration Manager (CM) GUI
5.1 Menu Bar Overview
Describes the menu bar of the CM GUI, providing access to various operational modes and functions.
5.2 Main Page
Details the Main page of the CM GUI for setting operating frequencies, step frequencies, and RF levels.
5.3 Sweep Page
Explains the Sweep page controls for setting sweep parameters like start, stop, step frequency, and rate.
5.4 List Page
Describes the List page for creating and managing frequency list tables for preset selections.
5.5 Conversational Page
Allows direct communication with the synthesizer using commands for status checks and debugging.
5.6 Help Page
Provides access to the Operations Manual's .chm file for further assistance.
Programming With a Terminal Program
6.1 Introduction to Commands
Introduces programming the synthesizer using terminal emulators via USB or TTL serial ports.
6.2 Syntax Notes
Explains the syntax rules for entering commands, including optional entries and case sensitivity.
6.3 Query Syntax
Details how to check the state or parameters of a command using query syntax.
6.4 General Commands
Covers fundamental commands like Baud, STATUS, Lock, and others for basic synthesizer control.
6.5 Mode Settings
Allows selection of operating modes: CW, Sweep, or List for controlling synthesizer behavior.
6.6 Frequency Setting Commands
Provides commands for setting the single tone frequency, including step, increment, and decrement.
6.7 Sweep Mode Commands
Details commands for configuring sweep mode, including start, stop, step, rate, and trigger.
6.8 List Mode
Enables List mode for switching between preset frequencies or markers, controlled by hardware.
6.9 Power Level and Amplitude Modulation
Covers commands for setting power levels and configuring amplitude modulation.
6.10 Configuration Commands
Controls secondary settings affecting synthesizer operation, including reference and spurs.
User Port
7.1 User Port Pin Assignments
Details the 14-pin Hirose connector pinout for List Mode control, TTL serial, and sweep signals.
7.2 Lock Detector and Sweep Signals
Explains the function of the Lock Detector, Sweep Sync, and Sweep Trigger signals on the User Port.
Mechanical Dimensions
8.1 Physical Specifications
Provides the physical dimensions, weight, material, and finish of the synthesizer module.
Need help?
Do you have a question about the 5019 and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers