E3500

USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
ET2000: ET1800/2, ET1500/2, ET1200/2, ET1000/2, ET800/2, ET500/2,

ET400/2, ET300/2
E2000: E1800/2, E1500/2, E1200/2, E1000/2, E800/2, E500/2, E400/2,
E300/2
ET2500: ET2000/2.5,ET1800/2, ET1500/2, ET1200/2, ET1000/2,
ET800/2, ET500/2, ET400/2, ET300/2
E2500: E2000/2.5, E1800/2, E1500/2, E1200/2, E1000/2, E800/2,
E500/2, E400/2, E300/2
ET3000: ET2500/3.5, ET2000/3.5, ET1800/3.5, ET1500/3.5, ET1200/3.5,
ET1000/3.5, ET800/3.5, ET500/3.5, ET400/3.5, ET300/3.5
E3000: E2500/3.5, E2000/3.5, E1800/3.5, E1500/3.5, E1200/3.5,
E1000/3.5, E800/3.5, E500/3.5, E400/3.5, E300/3.5
ET3500: ET3000/3.5, ET2500/3.5, ET2000/3.5, ET1800/3.5, ET1500/3.5,
ET1200/3.5, ET1000/3.5, ET800/3.5, ET500/3.5, ET400/3.5,
ET300/3.5
E3500: E3000/3.5, E2500/3.5, E2000/3.5, E1800/3.5, E1500/3.5,
E1200/3.5, E1000/3.5, E800/3.5, E500/3.5, E400/3.5, E300/3.5
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E-Mail: info@elenos.com Edizione 1
Web Site: www.elenos.com Rev. 10 - 06/05/2009
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Use and maintenance manual
AVVISO IMPORTANTE
Il presente apparato è utilizzabile solo da
titolari di Concessioni Governative
e/o Autorizzazioni Ministeriali
Elenos Srl
WARNING
The use of this device
is subject
to National Regulations.
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REVIEWS
06/09/2007 REVIEW 1: Modernized the handbook to 3500
22/01/2008 REVIEW 8: Modernized to revision 8
13/08/2008 REVIEW 9: Update diagram of: Mains wiring (230V 1Ph)

Mains wiring (230V 3Ph DELTA)
Mains wiring (400V 3Ph WYE)

Added mounting instruction of voltage selector
06/05/2009 REVIEW 10: Divided the manual, including user guide and technical manual
Engineering Department PHONE: +39 0532 829 965 - FAX: +39 0532 829 177 Page 3
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Dear User,
First of all thank you for choosing an product.
products are solid state or thermionic tube transmitters that develop power
from a minimum of 20W to a maximum of 30KW.
Great care has been taken during the design of the protection circuitry to ensure compa-
tibility with products from other manufacturers. However the best performance is achieved
when the equipment is used with other products manufactured by .
The unit has been designed to guarantee stable performances over time, without the need
of special maintenance, minimised to a functional fans-check.
Operation of the unit is very easy and intuitive. Even so it is recommended that this manual
and other relevant documentation is read carefully before any operation.
Customer Care
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INDEX
GENERAL 7
Brief description of the unit 8
ICEFET TECHNOLOGY 9
TROPICALIZATION COMPLETELY STAINLESS STEEL MANUFACTURE 9
TOTAL REDUNDANCY OF THE WHOLE SERIES 9
WIDE BAND 9
REDUCED WEIGHT AND DIMENSIONS 9
REMOTE DIAGNOSTIC GREAT ABILITY 9
CONTROL AND SYSTEM LOGIC THROUGH TOUCH-SCREEN GRAPHIC INTERFACE 9
CONNECTIVITY: 10
POWER SUPPLY 10
ETG100, ETG300, ETG500 and ETG1000 EXCITERS 10
DUAL EXCITER 10
RF MODULE, CONSERVATIVE USE OF MOSFET 10
NO IPA (Intermediate Power Amplifier) 10
IPF (INTELLIGENT PROPORTIONAL FOLDBACK) 10
IPC-INTELLIGENT POWER CONTROL 11
EFFICIENCY OPTIMIZATION ON THE WHOLE BAND 11
DERATING 11
FAN SPEED PROPORTIONAL TO THE TEMPERATURE 11
RF THERMAL DERATING 12
COOLING SYSTEM THERMAL DERATING 12
PSU CURRENT DERATING 12
RF AMPLIFIERS FAULT DERATING 13
PROTECTIONS 13
ALARM LIST MANAGEMENT 13
HARDWARE PROTECTIONS 13
SOFTWARE PROTECTIONS – ALARM MANAGEMENT 14
ALARM LIST 14
MAIN CARACTERISTICS 16
ET2000-3 19
MAIN CARACTERISTICS ET2000-3 20
ET3500-3 21
MAIN CARACTERISTICS ET3500-3 22
INSTALLATION 23
Transport 24
Unpacking 24
Manual unpacking 24
Unpacking with half lift 24
Characteristics of location 25
Procedures optimization of efficiency 25
Description of procedure 26
MAINTENANCE 27
Speeches in case of failure 28
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Failure does not mean that the interruption of service 28

Periodic controls 28
E3500 29
USE MANUAL 31
CONDITIONS OF OPERATION: 32
LINKS 33
INTERLOCK 34
ETG to E3500 cable 34
CONNECTORS DESCRIPTION 35
ET31000-3 SERIES Power setting 36
ET31000-3 SERIES Power setting 37
ET31000-3 series - Setting number of nodes 38
Power setting 39
Menù 1 Main 40
Menù 2 Sys 41
Menù 3 GSM 42
Main Menu 43
Secondary Menu System 43
Secondary menu GSM 44
OPERATION OF LEDS 45
CONNECTOR FOR REMOTE TELEMETERING 46
Digital inputs caracteristics. 46
Pinout connector 47
PROCEDURE FOR ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS CHANGEVOLTAGE 48
POWER SUPPLY 230V – 1Ph 48
ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC POWER SUPPLY 230V – 1Ph 49
REAR PANEL POWER SUPPLY 230V – 1Ph 50
CONNECTION TO TRIANGLE POWER SUPPLY 230V – 3Ph 51
CONNECTION TO STAR POWER SUPPLY 400V – 3Ph 53
REAR PANEL POWER SUPPLY 400V – 3Ph 55
TESTING AND CALIBRATION 56
Testing procedure for E3500 57
1) Programming the microprocessor ATmega8 SHUNTS board 57
2) Configuration of SWITCHES on the SHUNTS board 59
3) Configuration JUMPERS on the CPU board 60
4) Configuration of SWITCHES on the power supplies 61
5) Connection to the electricity grid, the first ignition of the machine, programming CPU 62
6) Calibration tensions reference CPU board 64
7) The calibration of polarisation voltage module MOSFET (Biasing) 68
8) Calibration tensions reference SHUNTS board 71
9) Termination vain power supplies 72
10) Testing of the machinery in power 73
11) Latest verification operations and calibration 75
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1. GENERAL
GENERAL
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1. GENERAL
Brief description of the unit
The model ET3500-3 is a power amplifier used for FM radio transmission in the 87.5MHz
– 108MHz band. The unit is designed in order to assure continued broadcast service.
Its configuration has been specifically conceived to facilitate freight handling, installation
and maintenance.
The unit consists of a main RF amplifier which has twelve (12) pull out modules of 250W
each, combined in parallel to provide a 3.5KW RF output power.
Each RF module is built with a MOSFET of 300W power rating capability, which when set
at 250W guarantees a higher level of reliability and an increased lifespan.
The main power supply is made up of three 2KW modules to facilitate access and repla-
cement.
The operation’s control of the unit, the protection’s management, the interface for remote-
control operation are all performed by a powerful microprocessor which optimizes the
efficiency of the unit and guarantees assured operation under practically any operating
and environmental conditions.
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1. GENERAL
ICEFET TECHNOLOGY
This technology led to the lowest functioning temperature of MOSFETs. Together with the use of a high-efficiency heat
sink (Elenos patent) a huge increase of reliability on MTBF is obtained.
TROPICALIZATION COMPLETELY STAINLESS STEEL MANUFACTURE

All mechanical parts are stainless steel, the electronic boards are treated with isolating varnish to protect against corro-
sion caused by salt deposit or humidity in general. Moreover, each electronic part that may be in contact with air flow has
been protected with special protective screens.
TOTAL REDUNDANCY OF THE WHOLE SERIES

The ET3500 Family is conceived to be completely redundant.
The intrinsic redundancy of its equipment annuls each ”SINGLE-POINT-FAILURES” thanks to a “SOFT FAILURE DESIGN”
and to a sophisticated protection system allowing to stay «ON AIR» even in extreme working conditions.
If you analyze accurately the projects of many of the modern transmitters in the market, one realizes that they show
“redundancy bottleneck” that is, parts of the transmitter that are not redundant, therefore more likely producing the inter-
ruption of the service if any of these parts goes faulty. Typical cases are fans, auxiliary power supplies, or medium stage
amplifier or most frequently the control logic of the equipment.
In the ET3500 family each component s duplicated or multiplied to annul the redundancy bottleneck and prevent tran-
smission interruption.
In the ELENOS ET3500 family the redundancy is on all series, there’s no additional cost for the purchase of optional
parts. This is an important detail when evaluating a purchase, in facts, on most transmitters in the market today redun-
dancy is optional, to be paid separately. An example is the IPA or the power supply, usually declared redundant from the
project but in the end an overprice is requested to be paid.
WIDE BAND
The transmitter maintains optimal performances of power and efficiency on the whole band, no need for tuning (impor-
tant characteristic when we are dealing with a reserve transmitter in N+1 systems).
REDUCED WEIGHT AND DIMENSIONS

The complete transmitter is built in a 7U-rack dimensions (3.5KW) and 40U (15KW), with a base smallest than 0,31mq.
(length 50cm x depth 63 cm).
REMOTE DIAGNOSTIC GREAT ABILITY

The Hostlink standard protocol used in the equipment grants a secure management of a high quantity of information for
the remote diagnostic.
The telemetry based on Hyperterminal allows an easy remote access from any PC no necessity of dedicated software
installation.
CONTROL AND SYSTEM LOGIC THROUGH TOUCH-SCREEN GRAPHIC

INTERFACE
The SCU System Control Logic or the TCU Transmitter Control Logic analyse the operating parameters according t which
it takes clever decisions for a better functioning of the transmitter. In this way it controls the output power stability, launch
the VSWR derating, temperature and so on, to ease troubleshooting and store faulty conditions’ memory.
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1. GENERAL
CONNECTIVITY:
the transmitter can be controlled through:
The local control logic (Color Touch Screen Display);
Local PC with Hyperterminal through the RS232 or RS485 ports;
Remote PC with Hyperterminal through a PSTN or GSM Modem;
Remote or local PC with SNMP;
Parallel interface;
For local or remote PCs a specific software is not necessary, because of the use of ANSI standard terminal (Hypertermi-
nal) or Web Browser as Internet Explorer.
POWER SUPPLY
The power supply is the heart of any electronic device, for this reason, the redundant ones are standard built in each
ELENOS amplifier.
The power supply is over-dimensioned, reliable, with PFC and voltage share, are at extended range. Thanks to them the
equipment works on supplies between 110VAC and 380VAC, both singlephase and three-phase.
The power supply room of the E3500 contains 3 power supplies of 2KW 50V 40° each.
The complete power supply case , therefore, produces a total of 6Kw 50V 120A exceeding for 20% the necessary total
power to work at full scale. Thanks to power supplies redundancy, the transmitter delivers 2KW still with one damaged
power supply, or at 1KW with two damaged power supplies.
The PFC reduces the harmonic emissions in the mains, improves the overall efficiency and the power factor of the equi-
pment, that results 0,98.
The outputs 50 VDC of the three power supplies are connected in parallel and use the voltage share technology.
This technology guarantees that all power supplies deliver the same voltage in a way that none of them is overcharged
and that temperature of all is the minimum possible, furthermore it improves the balance of the absorption on the three
phases minimizing the voltage on the neutral to a value very near to 0.
ETG100, ETG300, ETG500 and ETG1000 EXCITERS

The ETG101, ETG300, ETG500 and ETG1000 are FM exciters solid state with output power constantly variable from
0 to the nominal power, in the band 87,5 – 108 MHz tuneable at steps of 1KHz from the frontal panel through a LCD
graphic interface, through which the user can analyse all operative parameters and program them through the ergono-
mic keyboard on the front panel.
The exciters of the ETG family are the state of art of FM broadcast, its warm and crystal sound - perceived from the first
very listening – is confirmed by the measurements of the electric performances meaning the signal/noise ratio, distortion
and the wide “Stereophonic Image”
DUAL EXCITER
In the ELENOS ET3500 family, all components and the softwares needed for the changeover between exciters are inclu-
ded in the combiner.
RF MODULE, CONSERVATIVE USE OF MOSFET

The MOSFET used is the BLF278, it delivers alone 400W power. Our conservative choice to use it at 280W was aimed
to give more reliability in case of overcurrent, excessive SWR or temperature.
NO IPA (Intermediate Power Amplifier)

The high power MOSFET transmitters in the market today use on average a “Medium Stage Driver” commonly defined
IPA and go from 300-1000W. This amplifier represents the critical element of the chain because not redundant: in case
of fault the user has the complete loss of service.
Elenos transmitters don’t use the IPA, so they annul every bottleneck in redundancy; this has been possible thanks to the
wide choice of powers available in the ETG family from 101W to 1000W.
IPF (INTELLIGENT PROPORTIONAL FOLDBACK)

IPF is an intelligent system that varies the transmitter’s output power according to the mismatch condition of the load and
permits to the transmitter to work also on loads highly mismatched.
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IPC-INTELLIGENT POWER CONTROL

IPC maintains the output power within the 2% of the target power, independently from mains variations, from temperature
or load.
The management of “IPC” power is based on the control of the VDS voltage supplied by the power supplies and the BIAS
voltage supplied by two analogue outputs, -10/10V of the logic.
The amplifier, under correct functioning, maintains the set power with a tolerance of 30 W (+/-%).
The control algorithm, in normal functioning, leads to a 30V value the VDS voltage and increases the BIAS voltage to
join the targeted power set or saturation (10V). If there isn’t enough BIAS voltage to raise the amplifier to the requested
power, the VDS voltage should be raised. This optimizes the efficiency of the RF part: under high currents and reduced
voltages MOSFETS work always at the maximum saturation level.
To reduce start-up time, if the power output moves away from the target power for more than 100 W, the increases of
VBIAS and VDS are not unitary, but for the VBIAS increases or decreases of 400 mV are made (the single step corresponds
to 40 mV), and for the VDS of 500mV (with the correspondent step at 12,5 mV).
The management activates itself only if the forward power is higher than 25W, measured on the directional couplet,
otherwise it maintains the VDS at the minimum value and the BIA at -4V.
The increase of VBIAS and VDS occurs only if the voltage delivered by the power supplies doesn’t overpass 42A each.
This avoids a condition of instability in case of a damaged power supply.
EFFICIENCY OPTIMIZATION ON THE WHOLE BAND

The most important results obtained from the IPC functioning and the increase of the efficiency on the whole band and
for all power levels set.
To keep high efficiency, means low temperature, decrease operation costs and improvement of reliability.
DERATING
DERATING is a mechanism of reduction of output power proportional to the entity of the fault occurred.
There are four main derating:
1. Thermic derating for RF amplifier when out of ventilation;
2. Thermic derating of PSU or RF amplifier;
3. Current PSU derating;
4. Derating for one or more of RF amplifier;
FAN SPEED PROPORTIONAL TO THE TEMPERATURE

In each 3.5KW amplifier module are 6 very-high-durability blowers, 100.000 MTBF hours. Their overdimensioning is
such that the amplifier can work at full scale for an undetermined time even with 2 still blowers. Furthermore the intelligent
control system of speed, contributes to their durability.
The functioning of the intelligent control of fans is the following: under the 45°C the fans work at 60%. From 45°C to
65°C the fan speed is proportional to temperature and varies from 60% to 100%. From 65°C to 70% the fan speed varies
proportionally from 100% to 120%.
On start-up or on the activation of the “on air” condition, fans run for 1 minute at their nominal value (100%) or more
if the temperature needs it, after this minute they reduce their speed at a fixed slope of 1% per second joining the “set
point” connected to the equipment internal temperature.
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RF THERMAL DERATING
The reaction of the IPC control logic in case of temperature increase up to derating is the following:
Overpassing the temperature of 70°C on the RF heatsink and of 72°C for the power supplies activates the thermal dera-
ting mode;
With active derating on, first, the target power is reduced to the 52% of the set power (2% more than -3dB), this to avoid
that the transmitter generates an alarm of 3dB.
The reduction of 1°C of the temperature from 70°C for RF or 72°C for PSU, while derating, increases the temperature of
1/10 of 48% of the target power. The output power is reduced to the target value if the temperature is lower or equal to
60°C for the RF or of 62°C for PSU. This avoids also the thermal derating condition, restoring the normal functioning of
the equipment.
If temperature continues to rise despite derating, the output power is reduced again even below a
-3dB level, generating also the -3dB alarm.
Id the derating is not able to stop the temperature raise, when the threshold of 80°C is overpassed for the RF or 77°C for
PSU, turns off the power supplies, therefore the amplifier. The reset of the equipment occurs with a hysteresis of 5°C, so
the functioning is reset respectively at 75°C for RF and 72°C for PSU. The transmitter shut-down is managed with three
block-outs, that means that after three times it tries to contain the temperature through the derating, the total block of the
equipment is determined.
Notice: When the power supplies stop, stop of blowers is consequently caused, therefore the equipment will work without
forced air-cooling.
COOLING SYSTEM THERMAL DERATING

The ALC logic reduces the output power to max.1600W in case of fast increase of temperature when fans get dama-
ged.
Its functioning is the following:
If the output power red on the output directional coupler is higher than 1600W and the max absorbed current from the
RF amplifier is higher than 5A, then the control is activated.
Derating starts therefore in the following cases:
- If the average temperature on frontal and rear blocks of the amplifiers is increasing
- If the average increase of module temperature is more than 2°C every 15 seconds
- If the difference of temperature between frontal and rear blocks is less than 3°C
At derating activation the equipment starts to work at 16000W
The reset of derating condition for damaged fans occurs if the temperature decreases every 15 seconds of 2°C and if the
difference of temperature between frontal and rear blocks is more than 3°C.
PSU CURRENT DERATING

When the delivered currents from the single power supply increase, the ALC logic act as follows:
A maximum current of a single power supply over 40,5° determines the current derating condition.
The algorithm of ALC management under normal functioning conditions is replaced by another where the control of the
VDS and VBIAS is determined by the set power and by the current delivered by the power supply – with major priority –
that is maintained around 40A.
The current derating condition is annulled if the set power returns to the target value and the maximum current absorbed
by the single power supply is equal or lower than 40A.
If the current delivered by one power supply is lower than 1/10 of the maximum current supplied by the other power sup-
plies and if the total current delivered is higher than 10A, the power supplies generate a malfunctioning signal, in order
to make a diagnosis of faulty power supply.
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RF AMPLIFIERS FAULT DERATING

In case one or more broken RF amplifiers, this is what the ALC logic behaves:
the absorbed currents from the modules are detected by the SHUNT board. If the current value is lower than 1/10 of the
maximum current delivered by the single RF amplifier, the power supplies have to give a VDS higher than 30V (minimum
value), the total current is higher than 2,5*12> 30A (n. of RF modules) and the forward power is over 500W. Under these
conditions the modules are considered faulty.
Controls on the total current, on the VDS state and on forward power mask the alarm in case of low current value, due
to output powers too low and/or absence of driving.
A table shows the maximum power deliverable in a pre-defined and constant way according to the active modules.
If the maximum power deliverable is the set target power or higher, an alarm for RF modules malfunctioning is shown,
but the equipment still works correctly.
If it is lower instead, the equipment will show an active derating and a malfunction of the amplifiers.
The reset of the derating condition of the modules occurs when the fault disappears, when the current of each module
returns over 2,5 A and after a delay of 60 s.
To avoid the number of SMS sent in case of fault, the equipment does not send SMS during derating, in fact, the equi-
pment sends SMS (if active) only for the -3dB signal, that means when the delivered power is lower than 50% of the set
target power.
N° of active modules Maximum deliverable power

0 < 500W
1 < 500W
2 < 500W
3 < 500W
4 < 500W
5 700W
6 1100W
7 1500W
8 1900W
9 2300W
10 2700W
11 3100W
12 3500W
PROTECTIONS
The E3500 has been built with a protection system that puts together hardware protections with the performances of
software protections.
ALARM LIST MANAGEMENT

It lists the sequence of the last 19 alarms with date and time for each alarm.
Permanent stored data, with checksum,
HARDWARE PROTECTIONS
This system is composed by an ultra fast protection that turns off MOSFETS through the bias is the VSWR overpasses
10% of the maximum power. In fact, the equipment is able to bear shortcircuit events or open circuits on the RF output
without damage.
Independent fuse protection on each 300W MOSFET amplifier module.
Electronic fast and fuse protection on power supply of the blowers.
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SOFTWARE PROTECTIONS – ALARM MANAGEMENT

The protection system is made of the Alarm management module
Physic and logic digital inputs are used in order to verify the alarm condition. The state of each input is sampled, then
the condition is elaborated in a logic way with a combinatory net so to determine which is active: the alarm or the mes-
sage.
The minimum time is 100ms.
The turn-off modalities are mainly the following:
STOP3BLOCKOUT Stops the equipment with Three Block Out

STOP Stops the equipment without Three Block Out
STOPNOTFAULT Stops the equipment without FAULT
RESETREQUIRED Requests a reset
REDPOWER Reduced power functioning
FAULT_LED Still Red Led
FAULT_B_LED Red Led Flashing at 1,5 Hz
ON_AIR_B_LED Green led on air Flashing at 1,5 Hz
INHIBIT Amplifier inhibition alarm
HALF_POWER -3dB functioning alarm
INTLOCK Amplifier block alarm
NO_MAINS No mains presence alarm
T_DERATING Power reduction for temperature alarm
I_DERATING Power reduction for power supply currents alarm
U_DERATING Reduced power alarm for fast over-temperature on forced air- cooling
RF_MOD_DERATING Reduced power alarm for fault on RF modules
This module is repeatedly executed at equal priority of the ALC management in order to constantly verify if alarm causes
occurs, so that to intervene in time.
The implementation is based on a table which describes the arrest nets, therefore the code is the same for all alarm and
in case of new stops it doesn’t need changes.
ALARM LIST
Alarm reset Message, alarm reset under process, output flags decides the reset of all stored
alarms and no more active.
Persistent data checksum error. Message, the persistent data in eeprom have been lost and the equipment is configu
red with the default parameters.
Three block out. Message, equipment blocked for consecutive faults, requests the reset from the user
to allow restart.
Standby / on air. Message, identifies that the amplifier is in stand-by mode ready to start without
alarms.
-3dB. Message, the amplifier delivers a power output lower than 3dB in respect to the
target set. Further to the 5 seconds of mains delay there is also a delay of 55
seconds before start up.
Max reflected power. It indicates a too high level of reflected power. It turns the equipment off in three
block out.
Minimum -12V. Voltage level too low on -12V which prevents functioning of its protections. It turns
the equipment off in three block out.
RF Modules fault Anomaly on RF module, maximum deliverable power is reduced.
RF Modules derating Output power reduced due to a broken RF module. If the set target power is lower
than the one deliverable by the system with the remaining modules, this message
does not appear.
RF thermal derating. Thermic anomaly on RF modules, reducing the maximum power output.
RF over temperature error. Maximum operating temperature overpassed and equipment turn off in three block
out.
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PSUs fault error. Malfunctioning of one or more power supplies. The fault is determined by a too low
absorption (< 2A) of one or more power supplies comparing to the total current
delivered (< 6A).
PSU current derating. Overload of one or more power supplies and reduces the power output to reduce
absorption. Fault is determined by a too-high absorption (> 40,5A) of one or more
power supply.
PSUs max current error. Indicates a prolonged overload of one or more power supplies.
The fault is determined by a too high absorption (> 40,5A) of one or more power
supplies for 60 seconds.
PSUs thermal derating. Indicates a power supply over-temperature: it reduces power.
PSUs over temperature. Indicates a power supply over-temperature: it turns off the amplifier.
UNB OVERTEMPERATURE MSG

PSU / SHUNT Malfunction of internal 485 BUS for communications between CPU and
communication error. PSU/SHUNT.
EXT DRV ENABLE A MSG

EXT COMM TIMEOUT MSG

External Interlock Input hardware and active interlock.
Cooling system fault derating. Fast overheating of RF amplifier modules.
On air On air and properly functioning.

Power up Stores in the list that the equipment has re started-up
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MAIN CARACTERISTICS
ET31000 FAMILY
GENERAL DATA
Operating band 87.5 - 108 MHz
Output Low-pass Filter W.B. 87.5 MHz - 108 MHz
Corrosion All mechanical parts are stainless steel
Internal bus RS232/RS485 Yes
Points of measure RF Sample-MPX Monitor
Adjustments From the frontal Panel trough LCD /from PC
Microprocessor controlled Yes
Power supply redundancy Yes
Blower redundancy Yes
Final stage technology MOSFET
Transistor type BLF278 Philips
RF Modules maximum weight 35 Kg
Power supply units maximum weight 6 Kg
CONNETTORS
RF Input connector N
Input connectors LEFT & RIGHT XLR female
MPX Input connector BNC female
SCA Connector BNC female
Remote control connector DB25
RS485 Connector DB9
RF
Overall output power stability +/-0,1 dB
Output impedance 50 Ω
Harmonic suppression > 70 dB
Spurious signal suppression > 80 dB
Driving power 80 W
Input impedance 50 Ω
Gain 16 dB
Maximum reflected power accepted 300 W
Fast V.S.W.R. intervention threshold 300 W
Asynchronous residual AM (typical values) 0,1 %
Synchronous residual AM (typical values) 0,2 %
AUDIO
L/R Audio input level +12/-12 dBm to produce 75KHz standard deviation
L/R level adjustment Soft adjust 0,1dBm steps from front pannel
L/R Connector type Balanced XLR
L/R Input Impedance Selectable 10K- 600Ω
MPX audio input level +12/-12 dBm to produce 75KHz standard deviation
MPX level adjustment Soft adjust 0,1dBm steps from front pannel
MPX Connetor type Unbalanced BNC
MPX Input impedance 5KΩ selectable
SCA/RDS level adjustment Adjustable Trimmer
SCA/RDS Connector type Unbalanced BNC
SCA/RDS Input Impedance 10KΩ
19KHz Output Yes
STEREO/MPX easy changeover Yes
AES/EBU Input option Optional (External adapter)
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PERFORMANCE EXCITER
Time of adjustment - frequency < 1 minute
Time of adjustment - power < 1 minute
MTBF 10 Years
Programmed Maintenance 5 Years
Intermodulation distortion <0.05% Measured with two of tones 1KHz & 1.3KHz, ratio 1:1 at 100% modulation
Frequency deviaton +/- 75 KHz 0.1dB steps adjustable
Frequency steps 10 KHz
THD+N <0.03% @ 1KHz
Pre-emphasis 50/75 microseconds +/-0,1dB
FM S/N MPX FCC 82 dB 20Hz - 23KHz - 50uS - ref @ 53KHz - RMS
FM S/N STEREO CCIR Weight 72 dB Weight-ref@53KHz-Qpk
FM S/N STEREO CCIR Unweight 72 dB Unweight-ref@53KHz-QPk
Mono frequency response +/-0.15 dB 30Hz - 15KHz
MPX frequency response +/-0.1 dB 30Hz - 100KHz, -45dB at 19 KHz
Stereo frequency response +/-0.15 dB 30Hz - 15KHz
SCA1,2,3 frequency response +/-1 dB 20KHz - 100KHz, -45dB at 19KHz
Type of modulation F3 Direct FM modulation of the RF oscillator in fundamental frequency
Stereo separation > 60 dB @ 1KHz
Pilot tone frequency 19 KHz
Pilot tone deviation 7,5 KHz Adjustable
Pilot tone frequency stability +/-1 Hz
Attenuation at 19KHz > 45 dB
Frequency stability 1 ppmFrom 0 to +40°C
Time for starting up 30 secFrom OFF/ON
Time for starting up 1 secFrom interlock close

ENVIRONMENT
Temperature range (operating) 0 - +45 °C
Temperature range (non operating) -20 - +70 °C
Humidity range (operating) 95% at 40 °C
Humidity range (non operating) 90% at 65 °C
Altitude range (operating) >4600 meters
Altitude range (non operating) >15000 meters

TELECONTROL & TELEMETRY
Remote control Yes
Remote Control at clean contacts Yes
SNMP option Y/N Under development

REGULATIONS CONFORMITY
High frequency radiations from the enclosure Below limit imposed by technical regulations.
Functionning type h24 uninterrupted
Electromagnetic fields immunity Higher than specified by laws on electromagnetic fields compatibility
CE Mark Conform to 1999/5/CE European Directive
MANUFACTURING DATA
Year of the model 2004
Spares availability guaranteed for 2 years/see options attached
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1. GENERAL
PRE- & POST- MAINTENANCE

Recurrence 4/8 years
Blower Replacement recurrence 4 years
Air blowers quantity and prices 4 x 52,31(ampli)
1 x 30 (driver)
Lithium batteris replacement recurrence 10 years
Batteries Yes, only for alarm list storage
Time to realize the preventive maintenance every 4 years 1 Hour
Time to realize the preventive maintenance very 8 years 2 Hours
Level and number of technician for maintenance 1 technician
Electrical safety EN60215 (Standard CE)
Average repair time (change of an RF module or power supply) 2 Hours

SET
Power supply cable Yes
Installation manual Yes
User manual Yes
Maintenance manual Yes
Tests report Yes
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1. GENERAL
ET2000-3
ET2000 Member of ET31000 Family

2000W ICEFET SOLID STATE FM TRANSMITTERS
HIGHLIGTHS
The compact, smallest and lightest
3KW of the world. ET2000 - composition:
ICEFET Technology 8 Mosfet Philips BLF278
Gsm alarms. 2 Redundant 2KW PFC switching Power
Easy maintenance and Installation Supply
Low purchase and running costs. 5 Fans
Reliability. Output low pass filter
Fully Broadband, ideal for reserve Microprocessor controlled
concepts (dual drive, passive reserve,
active reserve, n+1).
Operating with one or more broken
modules.
power supplies.
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1. GENERAL
MAIN CARACTERISTICS ET2000-3

COMPOSED
Exciter ETG101
Amplifiers E2000
Mounted in 19" standard rack No
GENERAL DATA
Output Nominal Power 2000 W adjustable
Displayed Parameters More than 50 parameters
displayed on a LCD
Number of BLF278 MOSFETs 8
Number of power supplies 2
Dimensions: Rack units 4+3 U
Dimensions: Width 48,5 cm
Dimensions: Height (17,6+13,5cm.) Tot. 31,1 cm
Dimensions: Depth 70 cm
Weight (43+22Kg.) Tot.75 Kg
CONNETTORS
RF Output connector 7/8''
RF
RF Efficiency 65% typ.
Output nominal power 2000 W Adjustable with
continuity
Maximum peak power 2600 W
Power consumption 3050 W
POWER SUPPLY
Power supply 110/220/380 V. Threephase-
singlephase 50-60Hz VAC
COOLING SYSTEM
Cooling flow (m3/h) Variable from 400 to 800 m3/h
Air temperature increase 17 °C
between output /input
Cooling system Forced air-cooling
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1. GENERAL
ET3500-3
ET3500 Member of ET31000 Family

3500W ICEFET SOLID STATE FM TRANSMITTERS
HIGHLIGTHS
The compact, smallest and lightest
3.5KW of the world.
ICEFET Technology
Gsm alarms.
ET3500 - composition:
Easy maintenance and Installation
12 Mosfet Philips BLF278
Low purchase and running costs.
3 Redundant 2KW PFC switching Power
Reliability.
Supply
Fully Broadband, ideal for reserve
6 Fans
concepts (dual drive, passive reserve,
Output low pass filter
active reserve, n+1).
Microprocessor controlled
modules.
power supplies.
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1. GENERAL
MAIN CARACTERISTICS ET3500-3

COMPOSED
Exciter ETG101
Amplifiers E3500
Number of E3500 Amplifiers 1
Mounted in 19" standard rack No
GENERAL DATA
Output Nominal Power 3500 W adjustable
Displayed Parameters More than 50 parameters
displayed on a LCD
Number of BLF278 MOSFETs 12
Number of power supplies 3
Dimensions: Rack units 4+3 U
Dimensions: Width 48,5 cm
Dimensions: Height (17,6+13,5cm.) Tot. 31,1 cm
Dimensions: Depth 70 cm
Weight (43+22Kg.) Tot.75 Kg
CONNETTORS
RF Output connector 7/8''
RF
RF Efficiency 65% typ.
Output nominal power 3500 W Adjustable with
continuity
Maximum peak power 3700 W
Power consumption 4600 W
POWER SUPPLY
Power supply 220/380 V. Threephase-
singlephase 50-60Hz VAC
COOLING SYSTEM
Cooling flow (m3/h) Variable from 400 to 800 m3/h
Air temperature increase 17 °C
between output /input
Cooling system Forced air-cooling through 6
axial fans
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2. INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
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2. INSTALLATION
Transport
The transport of the must be made solely with its original wood packaging. Although the
packaging is designed to avoid damage in case of the wrong manoeuvres, it is recom-
mended to respect the verse “UP / DOWN” and not to give shocks to cash.
Unpacking
Manual unpacking
Are there 2 separate procedures: entirely by hand and with the help of half lift.
The cabinet must be prepared so that the lid opening is positioned upward. Leave the
cash from the thickness of polystyrene to allow easy handling equipment. It is advisable to
employ at least 4 people to extract cash by hand.
Unpacking with half lift
Using half of the lift, place the cash vertically so that the machinery inside is provided with
its base supported at the bottom. After ensured the stability of cash, open the lid corre-
sponding to the side of the front, making use of wheels placed at the base of the, extract
cash by posing the greatest attention that has not been reversed during the operation. It
recommended the use of an inclined plane for the transfer of the cash from inside the
floor of the location.
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2. INSTALLATION
Characteristics of location
The environment intended for installation on the amplifier must have the following cha-
racteristics:
Electrical system.
The electrical system must be designed to ensure the necessary power supply. It is recom-
mended to provide for a transmitter ELENOS E3500 current availability of not less than 12
A for phase to 380 Vac, 32 A for phase to 220 Vac. All tenants should be Section appro-
priate and in accordance with the local technical standards. We recommend the use of
protective devices by lightning discharges resulting from (transformer isolation and unlo-
aders). It is recommended to prepare a discharge on the ground very efficient in order to
enable the best possible effectiveness of protective devices by discharges from lightning.
In all cases the electrical system must comply with the rules on the safety of operators.
Installation of air extraction.

During normal operation the transmitter enters into a quantity of heat that can reach 3.5
KW total, which is almost entirely removed from the airflow moved by the internal fans.
Airflow exchanged is approximately 900 cubic metres per hour, so the location will be
designed to ensure an injection of a corresponding flow of fresh air, and the extraction
of a corresponding flow of air exhausted. It is recommended to use, for the disposal
outwards, a pipe extraction diameter of the flange in the hood optional (about 14 cm) of
lesser length possible (not exceeding 1.0 metres ) And possibly devoid of curves. In cases
where the pipe extraction were to be longer than 1.0 metres and / or present very pro-
nounced curves, should be applied an additional extraction device with its own suction,
capable of extracting the same amount of air in operating conditions laid down.
Air conditioning.
For a longer duration of the useful life you should give the location of an air conditioning
system of internal temperature, whose optimal value will be between 10 ° C and 30 ° C.
The power dissipated into the environment through of the housing is negligible in terms of
adaptation excellent system antenna and optimization efficiency.
Procedures optimization of efficiency

Since the amplifier E3500 is able to operate on any frequency of 87.5 MHz banda - 108
MHz and at any level of output less than or equal to 3.5 KW, the efficiency of the stadium
RF amplification could change depending on the Conditions of Employment.
The procedure for optimization of efficiency must necessarily be implemented following
the methods described in order to obtain the minimization of the consumption of electri-
city, reducing the heat dispersed into the environment and ensuring the proper functioning
of. A low value of efficiency, in fact, could create, under extreme conditions, a rise of
temperature of the total corresponding to an excessive consumption of electricity.
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2. INSTALLATION
Description of procedure

The procedure is performed automatically by of the CPU, and consists in seeking the con-
dition of operation that allows you to obtain the desired output with the minimum voltage
DRAIN possible, consistent with an RF power piloting not excessively high, which is to
be set by the operator. In these conditions you get a high value efficiency of the stadium
amplification RF power.
The steps that the operator must follow are as follows:
a. put in place the amplifier E3500 pulling outwards the ignition knob on the front
panel.Press the button at the wheel when the pointer in the display is to “ON
AIR”
b. Turn on the exciter to the desired frequency, setting his power to 0 W
c. enter the menu “Power Setting” of E3500 and set the power (“Target”) to the
desired value (press “Enter” to edit the value of power, use the knob to adjust
the value, press again “Enter” to save the ‘Setting).
d. bring the output of exciter to 90 W (remember to save the setting power in the
exciter)
e. wait about 30 seconds to allow the microprocessor to adjust the parameters of

the operation for maximum efficiency

Now the machinery is ready to operate at desired power under optimal conditions.
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3. MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE
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3. MAINTENANCE
Speeches in case of failure

All interventions must be performed by trained and licensed. The failures, depending on
the severity, may allow or not the continuity of service.
Failure does not mean that the interruption of service

The transmitter is constructed so as to enable the maintenance service in the event of par-
tial failure. In particular, the failure of one or more modules RF amplifiers does not involve
leaving office, because the transmitter can continue to provide power even in the presence
of a single module in operation. Similarly, the failure of one or more of a power supply
does not involve of the shutdown, although the lack of more than one power supply can
have obvious repercussions in terms of reducing output.
Periodic controls
During normal operation is recommended conducting periodic inspections aimed at veri-
fying the absence of operating conditions critical. It is recommended to adopt the fol-
lowing program:
Periodicity Intervention
15 days Clean filters (dusty) when provided in the apparatus

30 days Clean filters (little dusty environment) when provided in the
apparatus
Check output direct and reflected
Check operation telemetry
Check proper functioning RF modules
Check proper functioning power modules
6 months Check proper functioning of fans

Check temperatures functioning of apparatus
Verification consumption of electricity power
12 months Verify proper locking connector of antenna

Check Status of connections power network
Cleaning the fan blades
Wash filters (dusty) when provided of the apparatus
24 months Wash filters (little dusty environment) when provided of the

apparatus
Replacement filters (dusty) when provided of the apparatus
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4. E3500
E3500
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4. E3500
E3500
The ET3500-3 is made of twelve 250W amplifier modules, combined according to a patented design.
High efficiency, compactness and light weight are just some features of the unit.
The cooling is assured by six (6) high efficiency fans, controlled via software in an “adaptive” way. The level of efficiency
required by the cooling system varies depending on the operating temperature scale which the unit is running on.
The unit is controlled either locally using the display and the adjustments control located on the front panel, or remotely
through a serial connection.
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5. USE MANUAL
USE MANUAL
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CONDITIONS OF OPERATION:
The amplifier E3500 works with a pilot power of 90W, with this power is able to provide the
optimum conditions and operational performance.
The photograph shows a complete transmitter in normal operating condition.
ETG150 PILOT
Direct Power: 90W circa.
Led ON AIR verde: acceso.
Led Failure red: Off.
Led Mains yellow: On.
E3500 AMPLIFIER:
Target power: 3500.
Output power 3025W.
FAULT red: Off
ON-AIR green: On
ST BY yellow: Off
LOCAL yellow: On or Off
MAINS green: On
LOCAL/REMOTE KEY:: LOCAL o REMOTE
RF display: ON
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LINKS
1) Power to exciter. 2) Power and cable 3) RF output of 4) RF Output of 5) DB25 connector
mass to Amplifier exciter and RF amplifier E3500. of ETG1000 with
E3500. input of amplifier. interlock input
to Parallel I/O
1B connector of
E3500
The wires Red and Blue are the exit interlock to the exciter. We need to put out the exciter when the
E3500 is in STD-BY or stops in a state of alarm.
The gray wire is the closure dell’Interlock entrance to E3500.
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INTERLOCK
To operate the E3500 must be enabled
to provide power from contact external
INTERLCOK. The contact INTERLOCK is
located in the connector Tele-Remote control
called “PARALEL I / O”, to enable it must
connect pin 7b (INTERLOCK) with pin 12b
(COMMON).
ETG to E3500 cable
5 4 3 2 1
EXCITER
D
INTERFACE D
13
25
12
24
E3500/2000 11
23
10
22
PARALLEL I/O 1B
9
C
12 21 C
11 8
10 20
9 7
8 19
7 6
6 18
5 5
4 17
3 4
2 16
B
1 3 B
15
2
PHOENIX 12P F 14
1
CONNECTOR DB25 M
Via G. Amendola 9 44028 Poggio Renatico (FE)

Italy Tel. +39 0532 829965 Fax +39 0532
82917 Website
WWW.ELENOS.COM
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Description : Cavo E3.5K/2K-EXCITER
SCH Code : <SCHcode> PCB Code : <PCBcode> Model : <MODcode>
Proj. Eng. Approved :

Date : Sheet : 1 of 1
5 4 3 2 1
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CONNECTORS DESCRIPTION
local/remote control :
Telemetry :
Encoder :
RF output signal sniffer :
On/Off button :
: Output Rf power
: Terra
: RF input
: Triphase/monophase power
: Interlock
: Remote control
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ET31000-3 SERIES Power setting
Step 1)
On delivery the transmitter is set to “LOCAL”
and “STAND BY.”
The LEDs are switched on “STDBY” and
“MAINS.”
With the key that came from a “REMOTE” to
“LOCAL”.
Step 2)
In “LOCAL” mode, turns on the LED.
Press the encoder to enter the Menu “Power
Setting”
Step 3)
Upon delivery the transmitter is set with the
power minimum target.
Place the cursor on “STBY” and press the
encoder move to “ON”
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ET31000-3 SERIES Power setting
Step 4)
It turns off the led “STDBY” and the LED lights
“ON AIR”
When does the command of “ON” the power
output begins to grow slowly.
Step 5)
In a few seconds the output power reaches the
target.
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ET31000-3 series - Setting number of nodes
ID setting (Terminal Address).
MAIN MENU [1]

> Power Setting
MAIN MENU [1] SYS MENU [2]

> Menu system.. > Voltages
SYS MENU [2] < Amplifier ID: xx

> Password Setting Psw User:xxxx Sys.:xxxx
The replacement of a unit should be set IDs communication (Terminal Address) putting on two lines
display the value set in the previous year, the value is reported also on this equipment.
Is fundamental to set this to let you see the equipment Telemetry and the piloting and management
in logical combination.
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Power setting
1) Push the encoder to entry Menu

“Power Setting”
2) When you enter the setup menu

power of the cursor is on the “<”.
3) Stand with your cursor on Power

Target “Targ.” The cursor blinks full
press the encoder to enter the mode of
editing.
4) In mode edition the cursor appears

as a line under the issue.
5) Turn the encoder for editing power.
6) To reach the desired target power.
7) Press the encoder to confirm the

value of power.
8) Move the position cursor and

position on the “<” character of ESC
9) End of procedure
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Menù 1 Main
ELENOS xx/xx/xx xx:xx
REMOTED (SWITCH KEY)
MAIN MENU [1] < FWD : xxxxW REF: xxxxW

> Power Setting TARG: xxxx W RF : -ON-
MAIN MENU [1] < E3000DR ELENOS

> Input Password Password : xxxx
MAIN MENU [1] < 000 CORRECT WORKING

> Main Alarm FWD : xxxxW RST A.:-----
MAIN MENU [1] < Temperature Rf: xx.x

> Temperatures Env:xxx PSU:xxx FAN:xxx
MAIN MENU [1] < RF IDS (A):xx xx xx xx

> RF Amplifier Currents xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
MAIN MENU [1] < RF TEMP (C):xx xx xx

> RF Temperatures xx xx xx xx xx xx
MAIN MENU [1] < Fwd: xxxx W Ref:xxxx W

> Main View Ef:xxx% Ids:xxxA Vds:xxV

> Alarms List 1)006 -3dB CARRIER

> Alarms History 1)xx/xx/20xx xx:xx:xx
MAIN MENU [1] < PSU VDS: xxV Temp: xxC

> PSU Summary IDS Tot:xxx A Max: xx A
MAIN MENU [1] < VDS(V): xx.x xx.x xx.x

> PSU Voltages/Currents IDS(A): xx.x xx.x xx.x
MAIN MENU [1] < PSU TEMP (C):

> PSU Temperatures xx.x xx.x xx.x
MAIN MENU [1] SYS MENU [2]

> Menu System... > Voltages
MAIN MENU [1] GSM MENU [2]

> Menu GSM... > GSM Field Streching
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Menù 2 Sys
SYS MENU [2] < V:-xx.xx x.xx xx.xx
> Voltages Ef%:xxx Vds: xx Ids: xx
SYS MENU [2] < ID:xx VS:x.xx VP:x.xx

> System Info ON AIR TIME: xxxx:xx:xx
SYS MENU [2] < C:xx xx/xx/xx xx:xx:xx

> System Time ===>xx xx/xx/xx xx:xx:xx
no system key active
yes
SYS MENU [2] < PSU Enable Editing if =
> PSU Enable 1:xxxxx 2:xxxxx 3:xxxxx <== SYSTEM Grant
SYS MENU [2] < Target Pwr Mode Fixed Editing if =

> Clock Pwr Target For All 24 Hours: xxxxx <== SYSTEM Grant
no Target pwr mode fixed

for all 24 hours = FALSE
yes
< 00:00 am to 00:59 am Editing if =
PWR TARGET (W): xxxxx <== SYSTEM Grant
< 01:00 am to 01:59 am Editing if =

< 10:00 pm to 10:59 pm Editing if =

< 11:00 pm to 11:59 pm Editing if =

no Elenos password active
yes
SYS MENU [2] < Max Target Power <== Editing if =
> Max Power Setting xxxx W SYSTEM Grant
SYS MENU [2] < Fwd xxxx W Rf: xxxx Editing if =

> Manual Drive Vds-C xx.x V Bias xx.x V <== SYSTEM Grant
SYS MENU [2] < Fwd: xxxx W Adj:xxx % <== Editing if =

> Power Adjust Targ : xxxx W Rf : xxx <== SYSTEM Grant
SYS MENU [2] < No Mains Settings <== Editing if =

> No Mains Alarm Setting SMS Enable:x Time:xxxx <== SYSTEM Grant
SYS MENU [2] < Amplifier ID: xx <== Editing if =

> Password Setting Psw User:xxxx Sys.:xxxx <== SYSTEM Grant
SYS MENU [2] < Unlock Code : xxxx

> Password Recovery Password Recovery: xxxx <== Editing always
SYS MENU [2] UARTS MENU [3] < tx In:xxx Ou

> Menu Uarts... Uart 0 Info > Rx In:xxx Out:
UARTS MENU [3] < tx In:--- Ou

Uart 1 Info > Rx In:--- Out:
UARTS MENU [3] < tx In:xxx Ou

Uart 2 Info > Rx In:xxx Out:
UARTS MENU [3]

< Exit
SYS MENU [2]

< Exit
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Menù 3 GSM
GSM MENU [2] < SMS ENABLE :XXXXX
> GSM Field Streching RX Level dBm -xxx
no system key active

yes
GSM MENU [2] < String Id:xxxxxxxxxx <== Editing if =
> String Id RX Level dBm -xxx SYSTEM Grant
GSM MENU [2] < 1:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <== Editing if =

> Phone N.1 Ena:x Cmd:x Sts:x Glb:x <== SYSTEM Grant




GSM MENU [2]

< Exit
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Main Menu
It is made up of the following items:
• Power Setting
It allows you to set the RF power output and Stand By / On Air, and display the power and
reflected.
• Input Password
Allows you to add your password to activate the mode parameters.
• Main Alarm
It allows you to view the alert / stop primary and reset the alarms.
• RF Amplifier Currents
This allows you to see patterns of amplifiers.
• RF Temperatures
This allows you to see temperatures in part RF.
• Main View
Display the directed and reflected power, the efficiency of the RF part, the current IDS and the
voltage VDS.
• Alarms List
Show reports and alerts secondary.
• PSU Summary
Display the output voltage from the power supply, the maximum temperatures of these, the
sum of paid and the current maximum output from the single power supply.
• PSU Voltages/Currents
Show individual tensions and individual pattern of power supplies.
• PSU Temperatures
Show individual temperatures of power supplies.
• Menu System...
Activate secondary menu system.
• Menu GSM...
Activate secondary menu for managing GSM/SMS.
Secondary Menu System
It is made up of the following items:
• Voltages
Show the values of feeds VDC, +13 V,-12V, the efficiency of the RF part, the voltage VDS
and its power supply.
• System Info
See Id machine, the software version, the version of shared data and time of operation in
power.
• System Time
It allows you to view and set the date and time.
• PSU Enable
It allows to exclude one or more power supplies
• Clock Pwr Target
It allows you to enable or exclude the operating mode with variable power over the 24
hours and masks subsequent targets power in 24 hours.
• Max Power Setting
It allows to define the maximum output for the approval of the machine, (Mask reserved
solely for personal Elenos undergoing testing and approval).
• Manual Drive
Allows to force the voltage VDS and VBIAS piloting the equipment manually, (Mask reserved
solely for personal Elenos being tested).
• Password Setting
Allows you to change passwords level “USER” and “SYSTEM”.
• Password Recovery
Allows you to reset passwords “USER” and “SYSTEM” through a code variable to be
requested to Elenos.
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• Menu Uarts
Show a sub menu that shows the status of serial asynchronous communication.
• Exit
Allows you to return to the previous menu, in this case the principal.
Secondary menu GSM

Format the following items:
• GSM Field Strength
Enable generation of SMS and their reception, displays the level of field to allow GSM
positioning unit.
• Sting Id
Allows you to customize the identification of the string, displays the level of field to allow
GSM positioning unit.
• Phone N.1
Allows you to customize the identification of the string, displays the level of field to allow
GSM positioning unit.
• Phone N.2
It allows to define the phone number n.2 and rights thereto (flags certification, receipt of the
state, receive commands and echo the command performed).
• Phone N.3
• Phone N.4
• Phone N.5
It allows to define the phone number no.5 and rights thereto (flags certification, receipt of
the state, receive commands and echo the command performed).
• Exit
Allows you to return to the previous menu, in this case the principal.
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OPERATION OF LEDS
Led FAULT: RED Lights up when the machine does not provide power for
‘intervention un’allarma. Flashes in the presence of a
derating.
Led ON-AIR: GREEN Lights up when the machine delivers power.
Led ST_BY: YELLOW Illuminates when the machinery and Stand-By
Led LOCAL: YELLOW Illuminates when the transmitter is local.
Led MAINS: GREEN Illuminates in the presence of Mains, indicates that the
transmitter is powered.
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CONNECTOR FOR REMOTE TELEMETERING
In the rear panel of E3500 is the

connector remote.
Digital inputs caracteristics.

The circuit input is made as per schedule of principle below.
There are 4 inputs for each connector, a total of 8.
The current is below 6mA for each entry. As shown by the scheme in principle the closure of external
contact feeds the diode led a fotoaccoppiatore through a resistance 2200Ohm limiting the current
assets.
We must bear in mind that inputs are not floating among themselves, as reported to a single
source. The 8 inputs are floating in relation to the apparatus and feeds the earth.
In fact, the power (+12 V, non-regulated voltage and current unsecured) supplied the equipment is
free float (generated by DC / DC converter isolated, dedicated).
The current available is 70 mA total, however, sufficient to activate all inputs.
6
,EDOPTO
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BBBB
+OHM
AA
6
BB
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Pinout connector
Pin IN/OUT FUNZIONE DESCRIZIONE
1a OUT1/2/3/4 Common
2a OUT1/2/3/4 Common
3a OUT1 FAULT (np) Active when in three or block out a-3dB
4a OUT2 READY No in stop and in stand-by
(pp)
5a OUT3 REMOTE State console of the machine depends on the key panel
(pp) High wireless REMOTE
6a OUT4 TX ON (pp) Active in on-air Alto in TX ON
7a IN1 Reserved Reserved (For internal testing and validation equipment)
POWER
(pp)
8a IN 2 TX ON (pp) With a boost of more than 500 ms it on air machinery.
(connect to pin 11b or 12b to give momentum through contact
cleaned)
9a IN3 TX OFF(pp) With a boost of more than 500 ms puts stand-by machinery.
More priority over the previous year. (connect to pin 11b or 12b
to give momentum through contact cleaned)
10a IN4 ALARM With a boost of more than 500 ms clears alarms stored and three
RESET(pp) block out. (connect to pin 11b or 12b to give momentum through
contact cleaned)
11a IN1/2/3/4 Common
12a IN1/2/3/4 Common
1b OUT/5/6/7/8 Common
2b OUT/5/6/7/8 Common
3b OUT5 TX OFF Active in stand-by Alto in TX OFF
(np)
4b OUT 6 Not used
5b OUT 7 Not used
6b OUT 8 ETG ON Low in Stand-by, three alarm block out and interlock with active
AIR (pp)
7b IN5 It generates an alarm that keeps stop the apparatus without
requiring reset for the restart. The signal is managed at the level
and is instantaneous. (must be connected to pin 12b)
8b IN 6 -- Not used
9b IN 7 -- Not used
10b IN 8 -- Not used
11b IN/5/6/78 VCC
12b IN/5/6/7/8 VCC
pp polarity positive active high; np negative polarity active low;

nc contact normally closed; no contact normally open;
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PROCEDURE FOR ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS CHANGEVOLTAGE
To use the equipment E3500 E2000T with 3Ph voltage of 400V or 230V 3Ph (other than the
standard Italian 230V - 1Ph - 50Hz) should prepare for the entry of food machine as described
below:
POWER SUPPLY 230V – 1Ph
5 4 3 2 1
FUSE
D L D
R
+
U1 W2
PSU 1 N S
- V1 U2
E
T L
W1 V2 230 Volt
N N 50 Hertz
1 Phases
FUSE
C L C
+
PSU 2 N
-
E
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B L B
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ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC POWER SUPPLY 230V – 1Ph

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To SHUNT Board
Silvered Bar
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Description : MAINS WIRING (230V - 1Ph)
SCH Code : PCB Code : Model :
Proj. Eng. A.Veronesi Approved : A.Giovannelli

Date : Friday, October 13, 2006 10:26:16 Sheet : 1 of 1
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5. USE MANUAL
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5. USE MANUAL
REAR PANEL POWER SUPPLY 230V – 1Ph
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5. USE MANUAL
CONNECTION TO TRIANGLE POWER SUPPLY 230V – 3Ph
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PSU 1 N 230 Volt
- V1 U2 S 50 Hertz
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5. USE MANUAL
CONNECTION TO STAR POWER SUPPLY 400V – 3Ph
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D FUSE D
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U1 W2 R
PSU 1 N
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W1 V2 T
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5. USE MANUAL
REAR PANEL POWER SUPPLY 400V – 3Ph
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6. TESTING AND CALIBRATION
TESTING AND CALIBRATION
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Testing procedure for E3500

The following procedure applies to the whole assembly completed only after having checked
through careful visual inspection that there are no errors mounting mechanical (example loose
bolts) or wiring, possible shorts and anything could undermine the proper functioning the
machine. We must also verify that the feeders there is the maximum allowed space to allow a
cooling optimal.
If needed them away with each other. With the machine still not connected to the electricity grid,
remove the panels closing higher, lower and lateral (side houses where the card CPU)
1) Programming the microprocessor ATmega8 SHUNTS board
N.B. In this document refers, as device

programming, card development Atmel AVR
mod. STK500 represented here by side. The use
of other devices programming is allowed.
Before proceeding must have:

1) linked appropriately to P.C. STK500 the card, configured as provided by the
manufacturer’s manual depending on the device to be programmed
2) installed its management software provided by AVR
Is should also have obtained the files of the software to program
If present, remove the chip to SHUNTS board

otherwise obtain one by another means and
introduce it into the socket adapter STK500 for
programming.
Turn on the board STK500
Start the program AVRStudio.exe and select the

icon “AVR” as shown
by side
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Open the submenu “Fuses” and verify that the

options selected to match those images guide.
In particolare devono essere
attive solo:
Boot Flash section size=1024 words Boot start address=$0C00; [BO..
Brown-out detection level al VCC=4.0 V; [BODLEVEL=0]
Ext. Crystal/Resonator High Freq.;Start-up time: 16K CK + 64 ms; [C..
They must also be active the general options:
Auto Verify
Smart Warnings
After clicking on “Program” to save the chosen

options
1) Open the submenu “Program”

2) In the “Device” select the device to be programmed
(ATmega8)
3) Under the heading “Programming mode” select options
as shown
4) In the “Flash” select “Input HEX File” then introduce
path and file name to download in the memory device
5) Not consider the box “EEPROM”
After clicking on “Program” to start the planning

and waiting for the completion
Verify that the comments that appear at the bottom of the window programming positively confirm
the results of operations, after which you can turn off the STK500 board, remove the chip from
the socket programming, insert in the SHUNTS board
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2) Configuration of SWITCHES on the SHUNTS board
Arrange the SWITCHES present on the SHUNTS board, as specified in the following table
Number SWITCH State

1 OFF
2 OFF
3 OFF
4 ON
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3) Configuration JUMPERS on the CPU board
Arrange the JUMPERS on the CPU

board as specified in the following
table
Number JUMPER Knight Position
JP 1 1-2
JP 2 OPEN
JP 3 OPEN
JP 4 1-2
JP 5 2-3
JP 6 CLOSE (only if the board is mounted on the machine)
JP 7 OPEN
JP 8 OPEN
JP 9 1-2
JP 10 2-3
JP 11 OPEN
JP 12 OPEN
JP 13 1-2
JP 14 2-3
JP 15 1-2
JP 16 2-3
JP 17 OPEN
JP 18 OPEN
JP 19 OPEN
JP 20 OPEN
JP 21 1-2
JP 22 2-3
JP 23 1-2
JP 24 2-3
JP 25 1-2
JP 26 OPEN
JP 27 OPEN
SW 1 outwards board
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4) Configuration of SWITCHES on the power supplies
View of switching power supply
View of SWITCHES configuration
SX SWITCH DX SWITCH
Arrange of power supplies on the machine
3
2
1
Arrange the SWITCHES present on power supplies as specified in the following tables
Number DX SWITCH Power Supply 1 Power Supply 2 Power Supply 3

1 ON OFF ON
2 OFF ON ON
3 OFF OFF OFF
4 OFF OFF OFF
Number SX SWITCH Power Supply 1 Power Supply 2 Power Supply 3

1 OFF OFF OFF
2 OFF OFF OFF
3 OFF OFF OFF
4 OFF OFF OFF
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5) Connection to the electricity grid, the first ignition of the machine, program-
ming CPU
Make sure you have taken all precautions to

work safely. With electrical panel disabled and
/ or switchgears open connect to terminal block
on the back of the machine conductors liner
respecting the planned configuration (single,
triangle or Δ star Y)
Fuelling machine and connect the serial port

communications (interface) to the PC which was
previously installed software update (M16C -
Flasher)
Start the program M16CFlasher.exe (M16C

- Flasher) and select, if necessary, the option
figure. The configuration of parameters
connection must be already been made
following the appropriate procedure
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Run
Mode
Acting on programming switch located
immediately behind the grid as shown by
moving the lever in position “Program Mode”
(downward). To help do this with a thin wire or
metal disk with a pin
Program
Mode
Click the button “Prog” and make sure that the

screen corresponds to that of the figure guide.
If an error message must verify the connection
machine-PC and verify the parameters of
connection
As soon as the link between machine and P.C. it

was established should be inserted path and file
name with which to program the flash memory
of the microprocessor. Click on “Open” or press
ENTER to start planning
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Wait until the end of programming. After

verifying that the operation is successful. In
case of failure shut down the machine, close
the program, wait a few seconds, repeat the
above steps related to programming. In case of
success turn off the machine, close the program,
reposition the switch under the grid on “Run
Mode”
6) Calibration tensions reference CPU board
On the back of the machine prepare the bridge

for service line INTERLOCK connecting with
each other terminals 7B and 12B
(connector PARALLEL I / O right).
On the front panel switch to place the key to
“REMOTE”
Turn the machine, make sure that appear on the

LCD:
ELENOS DD / MM / YY HH: MM
REMOTED (SWITCH KEY)
Starting the session Hyper Terminal operations

dedicated to testing the machine. If you are
making for the first time and the session is not
refer to the procedure for creation of the session
testing requirements Hyper Terminal
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Press on the keyboard, P.C. the button “1” (one).

On the video must appear screen represented
from the guide. If it does not ensure that the
serial communication between the machine and
the PC is correct (communication parameters). If
the image has a background irregular or is not
completely legible, press “Q” to get the refresh
of the Main Menu
Press on the keyboard, P.C. the key “K” to enter

the password, then press the button “ENTER” to
select the first of four numeric fields. With the
keys “Arrow-On” and “Arrow-Down” select the
digit “3”, press “ENTER” so that the total number
is “3500”. Return to Main Menu by pressing the
button “Q”
This time, a greater number of options in the

Main Menu compared with the first to introduce
the password. Move with the keys “Arrow” bar
evidenziatrice over the “W” directly or press the
corresponding button
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Machinery must be STAND-BY: Verify the

tensions that must be present in this state and
the various temperatures (all similar to that
environment), press “Q” to return to the Main
Menu and select with the bar or by pressing the
option: “X - System settings”
Connect a four-digit voltmeter with the tip

negative frame of the machine and positive on
Test Point number 1 (TP1)
Working trimmer RV1 to read up on the

instrument a voltage of 4095 volts
Bring with the positive tip on TP2
Acting on RV2 up to read on the instrument a

voltage of 0780 volts
Select the field “LCD contrast” and lead to zero

the numerical value
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Acting on RV3 until the characters of LCD

machine become completely blacks (stop with
RV3 shortly after the threshold)
Bring the value of “LCD contrast” to 255
Acting on RV4 until the characters of LCD

machine disappear completely (stop with RV4
shortly after the threshold)
At the end of calibration card CPU lead the field

“LCD contrast” to 127 then hit the “Q” to return
to the Main Menu
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7) The calibration of polarisation voltage module MOSFET (Biasing)
Connect the output RF machine load testing, open the bridge on the back of the machine
between the terminals 7B and 12B and connect these terminals to circuit INTERLOCK (circuit
safety) load testing (Contact pure), connect l ‘ RF output RF dell’eccitatore to the machine. NOT
turn the exciter for the moment. The machine must continue to remain in the state of STAND-BY
Choose the option “Shunt / PSU detail” to

get the screen as in Figure guide. Prepare the
machine operations manual selecting “FALSE” in
the field on the “Automatic Adjust”
Place the selection bar on the ground “Bias

Setting”, activate the field and bring the value
shown on -10.24
Connect the same voltmeter used previously with

the tip negative frame of the machine and that
the positive terminal of each MOSFET Gate and
verify that the value of tension read is around
-7.5 / -7.8 Volt
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Also acting on the ground previous bring the

value to 0.00
As always, check that the value of tension is 0

Volt (more or less some millivolt)
Still acting on the ground previous bring the

value to 3.00
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As always, check that the value of tension is

close to 0.7 / 0.75 Volts
Further action on the same field to bring the

value to 10.00
At this point we must calibrate the polarization

trimmer (Bias) each module to read up on the
instrument the value of tension corresponding to
the letter imprinted on the MOSFET as follows:
Letter Volt Letter Volt

J 2,2 M 2,4
K 2,3 N 2,5
L 2,35 O 2,6
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Bring back the value of tension to a minimum

(-10.24) then press “Q” to return to the Main
Menu and select with the bar evidenziatrice the
“W” directly or press the corresponding button
8) Calibration tensions reference SHUNTS board
Putting the machine in motion by removing the

condition STAND-BY. To do this press “ENTER”
to select the “TRUE”, bring the condition to
“false” through the “Arrow-Down.” The fans of
the machine will begin to turn. Verify that the
fan speeds to fall to 60%, possibly wait before
proceeding with the next step
Connect the same voltmeter used previously

with the tip negative frame of the machine and
positive on Test Point number
1 (TP1)
Working trimmer RV2 up to read on the

instrument a voltage of 4095 volts
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Portarsi with the positive tip on TP2
Acting on RV3 up to read on the instrument a

voltage of 4.8 volts
9) Termination vain power supplies
Press the button “Q” to return to the Main Menu

and then choose the option “U - PSU date.”
Verify that all the tensions of ballasts are worth
around 30 Volt
Return to Main Menu by pressing the button “Q”, put the machine in STAND-BY selecting “TRUE”
sull’apposita option. A car stops remove tension by opening the frame of food and / or switches.
Cover feeders with transparent insulating sheet, apply stickers of danger, close the compartment
with special panel removed the start of testing.
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10) Testing of the machinery in power
If for closing the shaft feeders were due eliminate connections with other devices tested before
proceeding to restore the conditions set out in paragraph 7); also provide protection transparent
above modules (RF compartment).
Food only car leaving the exciter for the time off. Ricollegarsi the machine with Hyper Terminal
pressing the button “1” (as seen above) and repeat the sequence for the introduction of
passwords, then return to the Main Menu and put the car in running order again putting “FALSE”
the field STAND - BY then re-set “Bias Setting” value -10.24 (Main Menu then option “Shunt /
PSU detail”).
At this point turn the exciter (making sure that we do not absolutely delivers power), to prepare
for its frequency of work centre banda (98 MHz), increase the output value of up to 90 watts
is monitoring the behaviour dell’E3500 the value Power reflected sull’eccitatore. If this power
reflected should exceed 10 or 12 Watt, decrease the power all’E3500 up to bring this power
reflected at about 8 or 9 Watt, the value of 90 watts will be reached later.
Start slowly increase the value “Bias Setting” controlling currents absorbed by all the modules and
controlling the power output dall’E3500 on Wattmetro external connected to the load testing.
During this growth of power may be differences in the values of current absorbed by the modules
up to 4 Amp. These discrepancies in the currents are acceptable as long as the “Bias Setting”
remains below the 3.00 value. If increasing the value currents begin to equalizzarsi then you can
continue to increase to 10.20, otherwise we must investigate the causes that produce excessive
imbalance between the currents of the modules. If not done previously is now possible to achieve
the 90 watts of power excitation.
When the “Bias Setting” has reached the

value of 10.20 the power of the machine (on
Wattmetro external) is not yet a 3.5 KW for
which you should start to grow very slowly even
the value “Voltage Setting” noting however that
the Current now not differ among themselves for
more than 1.5 Amp and still remain below the
maximum value of 10.23 A.
If you can not reach the 3.5 KW of power output while maintaining the current values within
the limits necessary to suspend testing at this point investigating more thoroughly the causes
(for example, the impedance mismatch between the modules) that hinder the achievement of
Standard operating the machine.
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If it was possible to achieve nominal power of

3.5 KW measured with the external Wattmetro
then you can proceed to the calibration of
power measured by the head of reading internal
to the machine itself. The figure reported in the
picture must correspond to that of a tool outside
Include “Voltage Sept.” To a minimum (30.00), return to a minimum “Bias Setting” (-10.24), put
the exciter in the state of “RF OFF” without changing the settings of power previously prepared.
With the machine always in a position to march sure that this is NOT output power (the modules
must absorb a current close to zero) and only now preparing the short antenna, calling the exciter
in “RF ON” not looking after in this case of possible high value of power to it reflected, this
because the following passage has a limited duration in time.
Increase very slowly yet the “Bias Setting”,

checking that the values of power (Forward)
and reflected (Reflected) are equal or differ
slightly, until you reach the value of 160 / 170
Watt. Stop as soon as they reached that value
indifferently from “Forward” or “Reflected”.
Acting on adjusting head reading so as to match
the two values. If it is “Forward” to be less than
“Reflected” after uguagliato values go back
again with “Bias Setting” to achieve 160 / 170
Watt and further verify that the two values are
equal. If necessary repeat the calibration on the
head reading
Turn off the exciter retaining the settings, put STAND BY machine, remove the short antenna finally
lead again to “TRUE” the condition in the “Automatic Adjust”
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11) Latest verification operations and calibration
Putting the machine back in running order and

reactivate the exciter with the same terms as
used previously. Return to Main Menu (key “Q”)
and select the “W”. Check again that all current
forms are to the full extent of 1.5 Amp difference
from each other. Annotarsi possibly modules
which do not meet the required conditions
Acting on exciter, repeat this last test for the following frequencies:
87.50 to 93.00 - 98.00 to 103.00 - 108.00 MHz
annotandosi always forms showing abnormalities absorption power supply.

At this point, the correction of anomalies described above can not follow a pattern unique but
is an official from the experience of those who carry out testing of the machine. In principle,
however, what action to play on the modules that are abnormal absorption (previously recorded)
are on the condenser input on planar transformer, the resistor in parallel to the two terminal gate
of MOSFET and possibly the coil to “U” parallel to the two terminals drain always MOSFET
Assuming that they managed to equalize the

best currents of the modules must now verify that
the performance of the machine is not lower
than 70%.
Such action shall be taken for five frequencies
soppraccitate.
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If the performance does not reach the standard

value is needed on reels adapter impedance
output generally tightening than two turns and
enlarging the four turns.
If the result still not getting you can slightly
reduce the capacity removing shown in the
figure where a small portion dell’armatura
directly from the printed circuit board

Repeat again tests to five frequencies indicated above ricontrollando currents of the modules and
performance.
The actions described in the latter part does not necessarily have to be carried out in the order
they were presented. It may happen that the adjustment dell’impedenza entry on the modules
(capacitor, resistor, coil to “U”) is not sufficient and that the current performance or continue to
be out of specifications. For this reason you may need to intervene in advance on reels adapter
impedance output and then return on individual modules. As already anticipated this depends on
understanding and experience of the test.
At the end of operations should reseal the rooms splitter adapter input and output impedance
and must repeat tests to five frequencies. If no abnormalities were found then you can close
completely the machine repeating the tests at various frequencies and the frequency for which the
machine is requested by the customer or ultimately the frequency of 103.00 MHz

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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

ET2000: ET1800/2, ET1500/2, ET1200/2, ET1000/2, ET800/2, ET500/2,

Via G. Amendola 9 - 44028 Poggio Renatico (FE) - Italy

06/09/2007 REVIEW 1: Modernized the handbook to 3500

22/01/2008 REVIEW 8: Modernized to revision 8

13/08/2008 REVIEW 9: Update diagram of: Mains wiring (230V 1Ph)

First of all thank you for choosing an product.

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Brief description of the unit

TROPICALIZATION COMPLETELY STAINLESS STEEL MANUFACTURE

TOTAL REDUNDANCY OF THE WHOLE SERIES

REDUCED WEIGHT AND DIMENSIONS

REMOTE DIAGNOSTIC GREAT ABILITY

CONTROL AND SYSTEM LOGIC THROUGH TOUCH-SCREEN GRAPHIC

ETG100, ETG300, ETG500 and ETG1000 EXCITERS

RF MODULE, CONSERVATIVE USE OF MOSFET

NO IPA (Intermediate Power Amplifier)

IPF (INTELLIGENT PROPORTIONAL FOLDBACK)

IPC-INTELLIGENT POWER CONTROL

EFFICIENCY OPTIMIZATION ON THE WHOLE BAND

FAN SPEED PROPORTIONAL TO THE TEMPERATURE

COOLING SYSTEM THERMAL DERATING

PSU CURRENT DERATING

RF AMPLIFIERS FAULT DERATING

N° of active modules Maximum deliverable power

ALARM LIST MANAGEMENT

SOFTWARE PROTECTIONS – ALARM MANAGEMENT

STOP3BLOCKOUT Stops the equipment with Three Block Out

UNB OVERTEMPERATURE MSG

EXT DRV ENABLE A MSG

On air On air and properly functioning.

PRE- & POST- MAINTENANCE

ET2000 Member of ET31000 Family

MAIN CARACTERISTICS ET2000-3

ET3500 Member of ET31000 Family

MAIN CARACTERISTICS ET3500-3

Unpacking with half lift

Installation of air extraction.

Procedures optimization of efficiency

The steps that the operator must follow are as follows:

b. Turn on the exciter to the desired frequency, setting his power to 0 W

e. wait about 30 seconds to allow the microprocessor to adjust the parameters of

Speeches in case of failure

Failure does not mean that the interruption of service

15 days Clean filters (dusty) when provided in the apparatus

6 months Check proper functioning of fans

12 months Verify proper locking connector of antenna

24 months Wash filters (little dusty environment) when provided of the

ETG to E3500 cable

Via G. Amendola 9 44028 Poggio Renatico (FE)

Description : Cavo E3.5K/2K-EXCITER

SCH Code : <SCHcode> PCB Code : <PCBcode> Model : <MODcode>

Proj. Eng. Approved :

ET31000-3 SERIES Power setting

ET31000-3 SERIES Power setting

ET31000-3 series - Setting number of nodes

ID setting (Terminal Address).

MAIN MENU [1]

MAIN MENU [1] SYS MENU [2]

SYS MENU [2] < Amplifier ID: xx

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