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Appendix B MN-UT4500A
B–8
B.4 Redundant System Configuration
B.4.1 Initial Configuration
Redundant system configuration is controlled from the upconverter’s front panel configuration
menu. Each online unit is assigned a redundancy configuration address. This address is dependent
on the location of the online upconverter with reference to the backup. The unit closest to the
backup must be Upconverter # 1. The next unit down must be Upconverter # 2. Figure B-9
shows the appropriate entries for a 1:3 sy
stem.
R
EDUNDANCY-CONFIG?-ON---
-
CONVERTER-#-BU---1:03--
POWER ON
TRANSMIT
REMOTE
ON LINE
FAULT
STORED FAULT
STATUS
R
EDUNDANCY-CONFIG?-ON---
-
CONVERTER-#-01----POL-1
POWER ON
TRANSMIT
REMOTE
ON LINE
FAULT
STORED FAULT
STATUS
R
EDUNDANCY-CONFIG?-ON---
-
CONVERTER-#-02----POL-1
POWER ON
TRANSMIT
REMOTE
ON LINE
FAULT
STORED FAULT
STATUS
R
EDUNDANCY-CONFIG?-ON---
-
CONVERTER-#-03----POL-1
POWER ON
TRANSMIT
REMOTE
ON LINE
FAULT
STORED FAULT
STATUS
Figure B-9. Front Panel Displays
Configure the online units first, and then configure the backup unit. Redundant polling starts
when the backup is configured. If this polling starts before the online units are configured, a high-
speed bus fault will result. This fault should clear when configuration is completed. At this point,
control of the redundant system is performed from the backup upconverter.
- UT-4500-A Series 1
- Errata A 3
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 7
- FIGURES 14
- PREFACE 15
- Preface MN-UT4500A 16
- Warranty Policy 18
- Limitations of Warranty 18
- Exclusive Remedies 19
- Customer Support 20
- Online Customer Support 20
- Chapter 1. INTRODUCTION 21
- 1.2 Features 22
- 1.2.2 Dimensional Envelope 23
- 1.2.3 Front Panel 24
- 1.2.4 Rear Panel 24
- 1.3 Theory of Operation 25
- 1.3.1 Applications 25
- 1.3.2 RF Signal Conversion 26
- 1.3.3 Monitor & Control 27
- Introduction MN-UT4500A 28
- Chapter 2. INSTALLATION 39
- 2.2 Installation 40
- Installation MN-UT4500A 41
- 2.4 Connect External Cables 43
- Chapter 3. REAR PANEL 45
- CONNECTORS 45
- IMPORTANT 46
- IMPORTAN 47
- 3.3 Cable Connections 53
- Module (TSM-XX) Installed 55
- Chapter 4. FLASH UPGRADING 57
- Flash Upgrading MN-UT4500A 58
- Chapter 5. FRONT PANEL 63
- OPERATION 63
- 5.1.2 LED Indicators 64
- 5.1.3 Keypad 65
- 5.2 Opening Screen 66
- 5.3 Main Menu 66
- 5.3.1.1 CONFIG: OUTPUT 67
- 5.3.1.3 CONFIG: REDUNDANCY 71
- 5.3.1.5 CONFIG: COLDSTART 73
- 5.3.2 MONITOR 74
- 5.3.3 FAULTS 74
- 5.3.3.1 FAULTS: CURRENT 74
- 5.3.4 PRE-SELECTS 75
- 5.3.4.1 PRE-SELECTS: LOAD 76
- 5.3.4.3 PRE-SELECTS: CLEAR 76
- 5.3.5 UTILITY 77
- 5.3.5.5 UTILITY: SLOPE 78
- 5.3.5.6 UTILITY: LAMP-TEST 79
- 5.3.5.7 UTILITY: FIRMWARE 79
- MANAGEMENT 81
- Chapter 6. ETHERNET 81
- 6.3.3 SNMP Traps 83
- 6.4 Telnet Interface 84
- Appendix A. REMOTE CONTROL 87
- A.2.2 TIA/EIA-232 (RS-232) 88
- A.2.3 Ethernet (100BASE-TX) 88
- A.3 Access Methods 88
- A.3.1 Direct Access 88
- A.3.2 Indirect Access 89
- A.4 Addresses 89
- A.4.1 Physical Address 89
- A.4.2 Virtual Address 89
- A.6 Message Structure 91
- A.6.1 Start Character 91
- A.6.2 Device Address 91
- A.6.3 Command 91
- A.6.4 Confirmation Response 92
- A.6.5 Error Response 92
- A.6.6 End of Message 92
- A.6.6.1 Command Ending 92
- A.6.6.2 Response Ending 92
- A.7.1 Utility Commands 93
- A.7.1.1 Time 93
- A.7.1.2 Date 93
- A.7.1.5 IP Address 94
- A.7.1.6 IP Gateway 94
- A.7.1.7 Physical Address 95
- A.7.1.8 Baud Rate 95
- A.7.1.9 LCD Contrast 95
- A.7.1.10 LCD Brightness 95
- A.7.1.11 Screen Saver Mode 96
- A.7.1.13 VFD Brightness 96
- A.7.1.16 Equipment Type 97
- A.7.1.17 Part Number 97
- A.7.1.20 Firmware Image 98
- A.7.1.22 Force Reboot 99
- A.7.2.1 Frequency 99
- A.7.2.2 Attenuator 99
- A.7.2.3 Cold Start 100
- A.7.2.4 Mute 100
- A.7.2.5 Carrier Mute Mode 100
- A.7.2.6 Redundant Mute Mode 100
- A.7.2.7 Auto Fault Recovery 101
- A.7.2.8 Program Preset 101
- A.7.2.9 Display All Presets 101
- A.7.3.1 Redundant Mode 102
- A.7.3 Modes 102
- A.7.3.3 Backup Mode 103
- A.7.4 Status Commands 104
- A.7.4.2 Maintenance Status 104
- A.7.4.3 Utility Status 105
- A.7.4.4 Alarm Status 105
- Command Details 106
- Appendix A MN-UT4500A 107
- A.7.5 Stored Alarms 108
- A.7.5.1 Total Stored Alarms 108
- A.7.5.3 List All Alarms 108
- A.7.6 Error Processing 109
- A.7.6.1 General Errors 109
- A.7.6.3 Mode Errors 109
- A.7.6.4 Time-Outs 109
- A.7.7 Command Summaries 110
- Appendix B. REDUNDANT 113
- SYSTEM OPERATION 113
- B.2.2 Detachable Modules 114
- Installed 115
- TSEQM-XX Installed 116
- TSM-XX Installed 117
- Appendix B MN-UT4500A 118
- B.4.1 Initial Configuration 120
- adjusted to minimize 125
- Appendix C. MAINTENANCE AND 127
- TROUBLESHOOTING 127
- Appendix C MN-UT4500A 128
- C.2.3.3 RF Converter Module 129
- C.2.3.7 Temperature Fault 129
- C.2.4 Converter I/O Modules 130
- C.3 Spares 130
- METRIC CONVERSIONS 131
- Units of Length 131
- Temperature Conversions 131
- Units of Weight 131
- 480 • 333 • 2200 PHONE 132
- • 333 • 2161 FAX 132
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