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Microwave networks CM8 User Manual (312 pages)

100Base-T Digital Microwave Radio

Brand: Microwave networks | Category: Radio | Size: 5 MB

Chapter 1-General Information

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Chapter 2-Principles Of Operation

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- Transmit Function
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- Receive Function
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- RF Modules
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- Signal Processing
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- RF Equipment Configurations
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- Protection Switching
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  - Automatic and Manual
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    A Typical SYNDES Module Failure
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  - Hot-Standby Switching
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  - Transmit Switching
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    Figure 2-7. Monitored Hot Standby Switching Diagram
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    Transmit SCU Switch
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    Transmit SYNDES-MUX Switch
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    Transmit TXU-MOD Switch
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    Switching Transmit Paths Manually
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    Transmit WTU Switch
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  - Receive Switching
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    Receiver RXU-DEMOD Switch
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    Receiver SYNDES-MUX Switch Level
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    Receive WTU Switch
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    Receiver SCU Switch
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  - Diversity Switching
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  - Loopbacks
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    Figure 2-8. Radio Loopback Levels
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    Performing RF Local Loopback
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    Setting Loopback
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    Figure 2-9. RF and if Loopback Setup
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    Performing if Local Loopback
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    Performing SCU Loopback
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    Performing SYNDES Loopback
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    Performing WTU Loopback
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  - Adaptive Power Control
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Chapter 3-Module Descriptions

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- Introduction
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- Table 3-A. CM7/8 100Base-T Modules
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- Chapter 3-Module Descriptions
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- Access Panel
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Section 3-1-Radio Cabinet

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Section 3-2-RF Distribution

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Transmitter Unit (TXU)

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- Figure 3-3-2. TXU Block Diagram
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- Functional Description
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- Table 3-3-B. Tx/Rx Spacing Options
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- Figure 3-3-3. Transmitter Features
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- TX Features
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- Setting TXU Boards
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- Section 3-4-Receiver Unit (RXU)
  
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- Section 3-5-RF Power Supply Unit (RF PSU)
  
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- Section 3-6-SP Power Supply Unit (SP PSU)
  
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  - Introduction
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  - Figure 3-6-2. SP PSU Block Diagram
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  - Functional Description
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  - Figure 3-6-3. SP PSU Features
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  - SP Power Supply Features
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  - General Information
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    Figure 3-7-1. Alarm and Control Unit
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- Section 3-7-Alarm and Control Unit (ACU)
  
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  - Introduction
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  - Figure 3-7-2. ACU Block Diagram
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  - Functional Description
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  - ACU Features
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  - Figure 3-7-3. ACU Features
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  - Setting the ACU Board
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  - Table 3-7-A. ACU Jumper Settings
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  - Table 3-7-B. ACU DIP Switch Settings
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  - General Information
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    Figure 3-8-1. Modulator
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Section 3-8-Modulator (MOD)

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- Introduction
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- Figure 3-8-2. MOD Block Diagram
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- Functional Description
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- Figure 3-8-3. MOD Features
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- MOD Features
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- Figure 3-8-4. MOD Board Jumper Locations
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- Setting the MOD Board
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- Table 3-8-A. MOD Jumper Settings
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- General Information
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  - Figure 3-9-1. Typical Demodulator
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Section 3-9-Demodulator (DEMOD)

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- Introduction
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- Figure 3-9-2. DEMOD Block Diagram
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- Functional Description
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- DEMOD Features
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- Figure 3-9-3. DEMOD Features
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- Figure 3-9-4. DEMOD Board Jumper Locations
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- Setting the DEMOD Board
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- Table 3-9-A. DEMOD Board Default Settings
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- General Information
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  - Figure 3-10-1. Typical Multiplexer
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Section 3-10-Multiplexer (MUX)

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- Introduction
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- Figure 3-10-2. MUX Operations Block Diagram
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- Functional Description
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- Figure 3-10-3. MUX Features
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- MUX Features
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- Figure 3-10-4. MUX Jumper Locations
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- Setting the MUX Board
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- Table 3-10-A. MUX Jumper Settings
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- General Information
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  - Figure 3-11-1. Typical SYNDES Module
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Section 3-11-Synchronizer/Desynchronizer (SYNDES)

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- Introduction
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- Functional Description
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  - Transmit
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  - Receive
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  - Figure 3-11-2. SYNDES Block Diagram
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- Figure 3-11-3. SYNDES Feature
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- SYNDES Features
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- Figure 3-11-4. Switch Locations for SYNDES Module
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- Setting the SYNDES Board
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- Table 3-11-A. S2-10/100Base-T Interface Mode Setting
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- Figure 3-12-1. Service Channel Unit
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- General Information
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- Introduction
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Section 3-12-Service Channel Unit (SCU)

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- Figure 3-12-2. SCU Block Diagram
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- Functional Description
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- Figure 3-12-3. SCU Features
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- SCU Features
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- Figure 3-12-4. SCU Jumper Locations and Dip Switch Settings
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- Setting the SCU Board
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- Table 3-12-A. SCU Jumper Settings
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- Table 3-12-B. SCU S1 and S2 DIP-Switch Settings for Digital Channels
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- Figure 3-13-1. Orderwire Unit
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- General Information
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- Introduction
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Section 3-13-Orderwire Unit (OWU)

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- Functional Description
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- Figure 3-13-2. Orderwire Unit Block Diagram
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- OWU Features
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  - Orderwire Handset
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  - Figure 3-13-3. OWU Features
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  - Figure 3-13-4. Handset Features
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- Figure 3-13-5. OWU Jumper and Switch Locations
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- Setting the OWU Board
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- Table 3-13-A. OWU Jumper Settings
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- Table 3-13-B. OWU Switch Settings
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- Configuring the Orderwire, Service Channel, and Bridge
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- Figure 3-13-6. Orderwire with SCU-Dual Narrow Band VF
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- Figure 3-13-7. Orderwire with SCU-Single Wideband VF
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- Figure 3-14-1. Wayside Traffic Unit
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- General Information
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- Introduction
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Section 3-14-Wayside Traffic Unit (WTU)

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Section 3-15-Network Management Unit (NMU)

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- Figure 3-15-1. Network Management Unit Block Diagram
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- Configuring the P4 NMU
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  - Jumper Settings
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  - Figure 3-15-2. Jumpers on the Network Management Unit (NMU)
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  - Table 3-15-A. NMU Jumper Settings
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  - DIP Switches
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  - Figure 3-15-3. DIP Switch S1 Values
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  - Table 3-15-B. NMU Switch S1 Settings
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  - Table 3-15-C. NMU Switch S2 Settings
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Chapter 4-Equipment Installation

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- Introduction
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- Preparing the Installation
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  - Preparing the Site
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  - Figure 4-1. Typical 19-Inch Telco Rack
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  - Figure 4-2. Floor Mounting
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  - Figure 4-3. Overhead Rack Support
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  - Unpacking Equipment
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- Installing the Equipment Rack
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  - Table 4-A. CM Radio Accessory Kit (MLN7730)
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  - Figure 4-4. DC Power Connections
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  - Figure 4-5. Power Connection for Dual Battery Source
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  - Figure 4-7. Rack Ground Wiring
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  - Grounding the Rack
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  - DC Power Cables
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  - Figure 4-8. Improper Ground Connection
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  - Table 4-B. Recommended Minimum Wire Gauge Size
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  - Verifying DC Cabling
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- Cabling the Access Panel
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- Figure 4-9. Connections on the Access Panels
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- Signal Wiring
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- Table 4-C. DS1 Connector Pinning
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- Table 4-D. 10/100Base-T Port
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- Table 4-E. DS3 and 155-Mbit Connections
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- Table 4-F. DB15 TTL Interface Connections
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- Table 4-G. DB25 Alarm/Control Relay Connections
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- Table 4-H. Modular (RJ11) Interface Connections
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- Table 4-I. Network Port Connections
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- Figure 4-10. Network Bridge Connections; Radios and Telescan
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- Connecting Monitoring Devices
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- Connecting Antennas
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- Figure 4-15. Antenna Port Connections for NN or HH Radios
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- Figure 4-16. Antenna Port Connections for Space Diversity Radio
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- Inspecting the System
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Chapter 5-System Verification

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- Introduction
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- Radio Configuration
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- Table 5-A. SP Module Requirements
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- Table 5-B. RF Module Requirements (Numbers Denote Quantities)
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- Figure 5-1. SP HH Configuration
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- Figure 5-2. RF HH Configuration
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- Figure 5-3. SP HS Configuration
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- Figure 5-4. RF HS Configuration
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- Figure 5-5. SP NS Configuration
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- Figure 5-6. RF NS Configuration
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- Figure 5-7. SP NN Configuration
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- Figure 5-8. RF NN Configuration
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- Figure 5-9. if and RF Cabling
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- IF Cabling
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- RF Cabling
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- Verifying Operation
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  - DC Voltages
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  - System Configuration
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  - SP Operation
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  - Table 5-C. Fuse Ratings
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  - Modulator Frequency
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  - LO Frequency
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  - TX Carrier/Rx lo
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  - Output Power
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  - Leds
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  - Data Link
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  - Ethernet Link
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  - Throughput
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  - Latency
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  - Service Channel
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  - Receive Threshold
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  - Tx Fade Margin
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  - Record RSL/AGC
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- Commissioning the Radio
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- Recommended Test Equipment
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- Table 5-D. Recommended Test Equipment
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- Table 5-E. Test Equipment Electrical and Functional Specifications
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- Table 5-F. Voltage and Alarm Checks
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- Table 5-G. Frequency, Transmitter Power, and Monitor Checks
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- Test Tables
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- Table 5-H. RSL, AGC, and System Gain
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- Table 5-I. AGC Readings
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- Calling for Service
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Chapter 6-Maintenance

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- Introduction
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- Repair/Exchange Service
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- Recommended Test Equipment
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- Technical Support
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- Maintenance Procedures
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  - Transmitter Tests
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  - DC Voltage Tests
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  - Table 6-C. Fuse Ratings
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- Troubleshooting Procedures
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  - Checking Leds
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  - Checking the ACU
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    Checking LMT Alarms
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    Table 6-D. Troubleshooting Flow Chart Matrix
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    Checking Alarm Logs
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    Viewing Statistics
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  - Field Changes
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    Change lo Frequency
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    Changing Configuration
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    Changing lo Frequency
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    Check lo Frequency
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    Adding a NMU
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    Adding a SCU/WTU/OWU
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    Figure 6-1. TXU Bandpass Filter Location
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    Replacing RF Modules
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    Replacing the TXU
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    Replacing SP Modules
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    Replacing the RXU
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  - Troubleshooting Charts
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Site Engineering

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Site Engineering

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Appendix A-T/I Curves

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Appendix B-Quiklink Screens

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- Introduction
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- Verifying the ACU Software Version
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  - Software Revision
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- Screen Layout
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  - Selecting Screens
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  - Aborting Changes
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  - Navigating Screens
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  - Figure B-1. Screen 002 - Main Menu
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  - Table B-A. Keyboard/Keypad Functions
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  - Table B-B. Local Access Port Codes
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- Index of Screens
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- Local Maintenance Screens
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- Table B-D. Radio Frequency and Capacity
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Appendix F-CM SNMP

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Index

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Microwave networks CM8 User Manual (312 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1-General Information

Chapter 2-Principles Of Operation

Chapter 3-Module Descriptions

Section 3-1-Radio Cabinet

Section 3-2-RF Distribution

Transmitter Unit (TXU)

Section 3-4-Receiver Unit (RXU)

Section 3-5-RF Power Supply Unit (RF PSU)

Section 3-6-SP Power Supply Unit (SP PSU)

Section 3-7-Alarm and Control Unit (ACU)

Section 3-8-Modulator (MOD)

Section 3-9-Demodulator (DEMOD)

Section 3-10-Multiplexer (MUX)

Section 3-11-Synchronizer/Desynchronizer (SYNDES)

Section 3-12-Service Channel Unit (SCU)

Section 3-13-Orderwire Unit (OWU)

Section 3-14-Wayside Traffic Unit (WTU)

Section 3-15-Network Management Unit (NMU)

Chapter 4-Equipment Installation

Chapter 5-System Verification

Chapter 6-Maintenance

Site Engineering

Site Engineering

Appendix A-T/I Curves

Appendix B-Quiklink Screens

Appendix F-CM SNMP

Index

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