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MOZART SERIES –FM Exciters/Transmitters - U
SER’S MANUAL
MOZART Series
FM Exciters/Transmitters
User’s Manual
Release 1.0.3
- DB ELETTRONICA TELECOMUNICAZIONI S.p.A. -
- Riviera Maestri del Lavoro, 20/1 - 35127 Z.I. SUD PADOVA ITALY -- Ph. (049) 870-0588 - Fax. (049) 870-0747 -
- http://www.dbbroadcast.com -
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The constructor reserves the right to modify the information in this manual at any time
without advising update.
Document History
Rev. Date Name Details
1.0 September 2013 IC
1.0.1 October 2013 IC Integration and correction of the menu and technical parameters
1.0.2 October 2013 IC Complete Series user manual
1.0.3 February 2014 AB+DS Updated the menu description chapter
Issued: February 2014 – Version 1.0.3
© 2013. Copyright by:
DB Elettronica Telecomunicazioni SpA
Riviera Maestri del Lavoro, 20/1
35127 Z.I. SUD PADOVA ITALY
All rights reserved.
All specifications, characteristics and circuit descriptions indicated in this manual are subject to
change without notice.
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INDEX
1 GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................ 8
1.1 SAFETY NOTICES ............................................................................................................................................. 8
1.2 FIRST AID IN CASE OF ELECTROCUTION .................................................................................................... 9
1.3 WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (WEEE) ............................................................ 10
1.4 MANUFACTURE LABELS .............................................................................................................................. 10
1.5 IC RSS-GEN, S
EC
7.1.2 W
ARNING STATEMENT- (REQUIRED FOR TRANSMITTERS
) ........................................... 11
1.6 IC RSS-102, S
EC
2.6 W
ARNING STATEMENTS
.................................................................................................... 11
2 FM EXCITER GENERAL DESCRIPTION ...................................................................................................... 12
3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................................................................... 18
4 INSTALLATION AND ACTIVATION .............................................................................................................. 21
4.1 INITIAL CHECK ............................................................................................................................................... 21
4.2 CONNECTIONS ................................................................................................................................................ 22
5 MENU DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................................ 23
5.1 VISUALIZATION ............................................................................................................................................. 23
5.1.1 START PAGE ............................................................................................................................................ 23
5.1.2 Main menu ................................................................................................................................................ 23
5.2
V
METERS AND INFO MENU .......................................................................................................................... 24
5.2.1 Output Modulation .................................................................................................................................... 25
5.2.2 Left and Right channels level .................................................................................................................... 25
5.2.3 AES-EBU Left and Right channels level ................................................................................................... 25
5.2.4 Auxiliary channels level ............................................................................................................................ 26
5.2.5 Voltages and current ................................................................................................................................. 26
5.2.6 Heatsink temperature ................................................................................................................................ 27
5.2.7 Device information ................................................................................................................................... 27
5.3 SETTINGS MENU............................................................................................................................................. 28
5.3.1 Frequency Set menu .................................................................................................................................. 29
5.3.2 Power Set menu ........................................................................................................................................ 29
5.3.3 Operative Mode menu ............................................................................................................................... 30
5.3.4 Audio Selection menu ................................................................................................................................ 32
5.3.5 Sensitivity menu ........................................................................................................................................ 35
5.3.6 Presetting menu ........................................................................................................................................ 36
5.3.7 Alarms menu ............................................................................................................................................. 43
5.3.8 Memory menu ........................................................................................................................................... 49
5.3.9 History menu ............................................................................................................................................. 53
5.3.10
Generals menu ..................................................................................................................................... 55
6 FRONT PANEL .................................................................................................................................................... 59
6.1 FRONT PANEL KEYS ...................................................................................................................................... 59
6.2 FRONT PANEL LEDS ...................................................................................................................................... 61
6.2.1 Status leds ................................................................................................................................................. 61
6.2.2 Audio leds ................................................................................................................................................. 62
6.2.3 Control leds............................................................................................................................................... 63
6.2.4 Command leds........................................................................................................................................... 64
7 REMOTE I/O (OPTIONAL) ............................................................................................................................... 65
8 WEB SERVER (OPTIONAL) ............................................................................................................................. 66
8.1 WEB PAGES ...................................................................................................................................................... 67
8.1.1 Main page ................................................................................................................................................. 67
8.1.2 Login page ................................................................................................................................................ 68
8.1.3 Settings page ............................................................................................................................................. 69
8.1.4 Presettings page ........................................................................................................................................ 70
8.1.5 Log page ................................................................................................................................................... 71
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8.1.6 Administration page .................................................................................................................................. 72
8.1.7 Modulator Upgrade page ......................................................................................................................... 74
8.1.8 Webserver Upgrade page ......................................................................................................................... 75
8.2 UPGRADING PROCEDURES .......................................................................................................................... 76
8.2.1 Upgrading the modulator firmware .......................................................................................................... 76
8.2.2 Upgrading the webserver board firmware ................................................................................................ 80
8.3 SNMP PROTOCOL ........................................................................................................................................... 84
8.3.1 Management Information Base MIB ......................................................................................................... 84
8.3.2 Message trap and inform .......................................................................................................................... 86
8.3.3 Commands and State................................................................................................................................. 87
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F
IGURES INDEX
FIG. 1.1 - U
NITS LABEL
..................................................................................................................................................... 10
FIG. 2.1 - MOZART 30 FRONT VIEW ......................................................................................................................... 14
FIG. 2.2 - MOZART 30 REAR VIEW ............................................................................................................................ 15
FIG. 2.3 – MOZART 50/120/300/500/1000 FRONT VIEW .......................................................................................... 16
FIG. 2.4 – MOZART 50/120/300/500/1000 REAR VIEW ............................................................................................. 17
FIG. 5.1 – S
TART PAGE
....................................................................................................................................................... 23
FIG. 5.2 – M
AIN MENU
....................................................................................................................................................... 23
FIG. 5.3 – V
METERS AND INFO MENUS FLOW GRAPH
......................................................................................................... 24
FIG. 5.4 – O
UTPUT TOTAL MODULATION PAGE
................................................................................................................. 25
FIG. 5.5 – A
NALOGIC LEFT AND RIGHT INPUT LEVELS
....................................................................................................... 25
FIG. 5.6 – AES-EBU L
EFT AND RIGHT INPUT LEVELS
....................................................................................................... 25
FIG. 5.7 – A
UXILIARY CHANNELS 1 INPUT LEVELS
............................................................................................................. 26
FIG. 5.8 – A
UXILIARY CHANNELS 2 INPUT LEVELS
............................................................................................................. 26
FIG. 5.9 – V
OLTAGES AND CURRENT PAGE
........................................................................................................................ 26
FIG. 5.10 – H
EATSINK TEMPERATURE PAGE
....................................................................................................................... 27
FIG. 5.11 – D
EVICE INFORMATION PAGE
............................................................................................................................ 27
FIG. 5.12 – S
ETTING MENU FLOW GRAPH
........................................................................................................................... 28
FIG. 5.13 – S
ET FREQUENCY MENU
.................................................................................................................................... 29
FIG. 5.14 – S
ET POWER MENU
............................................................................................................................................ 29
FIG. 5.15 – O
PERATIVE MODE
MONO .............................................................................................................................. 30
FIG. 5.16 – O
PERATIVE MODE
MONO
CHANNEL SELECTION
............................................................................................ 30
FIG. 5.17 – O
PERATIVE MODE
STEREO
OPTIONS
............................................................................................................. 31
FIG. 5.18 – O
PERATIVE MODE
STEREO MPX .................................................................................................................. 31
FIG. 5.19 – A
UXILIARY CHANNELS OPTIONS
...................................................................................................................... 32
FIG. 5.20 – A
UDIO SELECTION MENU OPTIONS
................................................................................................................... 32
FIG. 5.21 – I
NPUT IMPEDANCE MENU
................................................................................................................................. 33
FIG. 5.22 – PRE-
EMPHASIS MENU
....................................................................................................................................... 33
FIG. 5.23 – E
NABLE LIMITER MENU
................................................................................................................................... 34
FIG. 5.24 – L
IMITER VALUE MENU
..................................................................................................................................... 34
FIG. 5.25 – C
HANNELS SENSITIVITY
.................................................................................................................................. 35
FIG. 5.26 – P
RESETTING MODE
........................................................................................................................................... 36
FIG. 5.27 – P
RESETTING
MONO
MODE MENU
.................................................................................................................... 37
FIG. 5.28 – P
RESETTING
STEREO MPX I
NT MODE MENU
................................................................................................. 38
FIG. 5.29 – P
RESETTING TOTAL DEVIATION ADJUSTMENT
.................................................................................................. 39
FIG. 5.30 – P
RESETTING AUXILIARY CHANNELS DEVIATION ADJUSTMENT
......................................................................... 39
FIG. 5.31 – P
RESETTING
19KHZ/MPX O
UT MENU
............................................................................................................. 40
FIG. 5.32 – P
ILOT TONE DEVIATION ADJUSTMENT
.............................................................................................................. 40
FIG. 5.33 – P
ILOT TONE PHASE ADJUSTMENT
..................................................................................................................... 41
FIG. 5.34 – AES-EBU
INTERFACE ENABLE MENU
.............................................................................................................. 41
FIG. 5.35 – AES-EBU R
ATIO MENU
.................................................................................................................................. 42
FIG. 5.36 – A
LARMS/WARNINGS MENU FLOW GRAPH
........................................................................................................ 43
FIG. 5.37 – F
OLDBACK REFLECTED MENU
......................................................................................................................... 44
FIG. 5.38 – W
ARNING REFLECTED MENU
........................................................................................................................... 44
FIG. 5.39 – W
ARNING POWER LOW MENU
.......................................................................................................................... 45
FIG. 5.40 – A
LARM POWER LOW MENU
.............................................................................................................................. 46
FIG. 5.41 – A
UDIO LOW LEVEL MENU
............................................................................................................................... 46
FIG. 5.42 – A
UDIO LOW TIMEOUT MENUS
.......................................................................................................................... 47
FIG. 5.43 – A
UDIO OVER LEVEL MENU
.............................................................................................................................. 47
FIG. 5.44 – A
UDIO OVER TIMEOUT MENUS
........................................................................................................................ 48
FIG. 5.45 – A
UDIO EVENTS TYPE MENU
.............................................................................................................................. 48
FIG. 5.46 – M
EMORY MENU FLOW GRAPH
.......................................................................................................................... 49
FIG. 5.47 – A
CTIVE MEMORY MENU
.................................................................................................................................. 50
FIG. 5.48 – E
DIT MEMORY MENUS
..................................................................................................................................... 50
FIG. 5.49 – E
NABLE MEMORY EDITING PAGE
..................................................................................................................... 51
FIG. 5.50 – E
NDING EDITING MEMORY PAGE
.................................................................................................................... 51
FIG. 5.51 - M
EMORY MENU DURING EDITING
..................................................................................................................... 51
FIG. 5.52 – C
ONFIRMATION EDITING MEMORY PAGE
......................................................................................................... 51
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FIG. 5.53 – C
LEAR ALL MEMORY MENU
............................................................................................................................ 52
FIG. 5.54 – C
LEAR ALL MEMORY CONFIRMATION PAGE
.................................................................................................... 52
FIG. 5.55 – H
ISTORY MENU
................................................................................................................................................ 53
FIG. 5.56 – H
ISTORY MENU EVENT DETAIL PAGE
............................................................................................................... 53
FIG. 5.57 – G
ENERALS MENU FLOW GRAPH
........................................................................................................................ 55
FIG. 5.58 – S
ET HOUR PAGE
............................................................................................................................................... 56
FIG. 5.59 – S
ET MINUTE PAGE
............................................................................................................................................ 56
FIG. 5.60 – S
ET SECOND PAGE
............................................................................................................................................ 56
FIG. 5.61 – S
ET DAY PAGE
................................................................................................................................................. 57
FIG. 5.62 – S
ET MONTH PAGE
............................................................................................................................................. 57
FIG. 5.63 – S
ET YEAR PAGE
................................................................................................................................................ 57
FIG. 5.64 – S
ET
RS-485
ADDRESS PAGE
............................................................................................................................. 58
FIG. 5.65 – U
NIT IP ADDRESS PAGE
................................................................................................................................... 58
FIG. 5.66 – U
NIT NETMASK PAGE
....................................................................................................................................... 58
FIG. 8.1 – W
EBSERVER MAIN PAGE
.................................................................................................................................... 67
FIG. 8.2 – W
EBSERVER LOGIN PAGE
.................................................................................................................................. 68
FIG. 8.3 – W
EBSERVER SETTING PAGE
............................................................................................................................... 69
FIG. 8.4 – W
EBSERVER PRESETTING PAGE
......................................................................................................................... 70
FIG. 8.5 – W
EBSERVER LOG PAGE
..................................................................................................................................... 71
FIG. 8.6 – W
EBSERVER ADMINISTRATION PAGE
................................................................................................................ 72
FIG. 8.7 – W
EBSERVER MODULATOR UPGRADE PAGE
....................................................................................................... 74
FIG. 8.8 – W
EBSERVER UPGRADE PAGE
............................................................................................................................. 75
FIG. 8.9 – S
TART IN BOOTLOADER MODE
........................................................................................................................... 76
FIG. 8.10 – M
ODULATOR UPGRADE PAGE
.......................................................................................................................... 76
FIG. 8.11 – N
EW FIRMWARE SELECTION
............................................................................................................................ 77
FIG. 8.12 – U
PLOAD THE NEW FIRMWARE
.......................................................................................................................... 77
FIG. 8.13 – C
ONFIRM THE UPLOAD
..................................................................................................................................... 77
FIG. 8.14 – U
PGRADE TO THE NEW FIRMWARE
................................................................................................................... 78
FIG. 8.15 – E
RASE THE FLASH BEFORE THE UPGRADE
........................................................................................................ 78
FIG. 8.16 – U
PGRADE IN WORKING
.................................................................................................................................... 78
FIG. 8.17 – U
PGRADE COMPLETE
....................................................................................................................................... 79
FIG. 8.18 – W
EBSERVER UPGRADE PAGE
........................................................................................................................... 80
FIG. 8.19 – S
ELECT THE NEW WEBSERVER BOARD FIRMWARE
........................................................................................... 80
FIG. 8.20 – U
PLOAD THE FIRMWARE TO WEBSERVER
......................................................................................................... 81
FIG. 8.21 – C
ONFIRM THE UPLOADING
............................................................................................................................... 81
FIG. 8.22 – B
USY STATE DURING UPLOAD PROCEDURE
...................................................................................................... 81
FIG. 8.23 – N
EW FIRMWARE READY TO UPGRADE
.............................................................................................................. 82
FIG. 8.24 – C
ONFIRMATIONS TO UPGRADE
......................................................................................................................... 82
FIG. 8.25 – U
PGRADE IN WORKING
.................................................................................................................................... 82
FIG. 8.26 – R
EBOOT THE WEBSERVER
................................................................................................................................ 83
FIG. 8.27 – C
ONFIRM THE REBOOT
..................................................................................................................................... 83
FIG. 8.28 – W
AIT UNTIL THE REBOOT IS COMPLETED
......................................................................................................... 83
FIG. 8.29 – L
IST OF FILE OF
MIB
PACKET
.......................................................................................................................... 84
FIG. 8.30 – FM S
INGLE TRANSMITTER
MIB ...................................................................................................................... 85
FIG. 8.31 - T
RAPS AND INFORMS CONFIGURATION
............................................................................................................. 86
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ABLES INDEX
T
ABLE
5.1 – F
REQUENCY PERMITTED VALUES
................................................................................................................... 29
T
ABLE
5.2 – S
ETTING POWER SPECIFICS
............................................................................................................................ 30
T
ABLE
5.3 – I
MPEDANCE PERMITTED VALUES
................................................................................................................... 33
T
ABLE
5.4 – PRE-
EMPHASIS PERMITTED VALUES
............................................................................................................... 33
T
ABLE
5.5 – L
IMITER PERMITTED VALUES
......................................................................................................................... 34
T
ABLE
5.6 – S
ENSITIVITY PERMITTED VALUES
.................................................................................................................. 35
T
ABLE
5.7 - P
RESETTING
STEREO MPX E
XT MODE MENU
.............................................................................................. 38
T
ABLE
5.8 – T
OTAL DEVIATION ADJUSTMENT PERMITTED VALUES
................................................................................... 39
T
ABLE
5.9 – A
UXILIARY CHANNELS DEVIATION ADJUSTMENT PERMITTED VALUE
............................................................ 39
T
ABLE
5.10 – P
ILOT TONE DEVIATION ADJUSTMENT PERMITTED VALUES
.......................................................................... 40
T
ABLE
5.11 – P
ILOT TONE PHASE ADJUSTMENT PERMITTED VALUES
................................................................................. 41
T
ABLE
5.12 – AES-EBU R
ATIO PERMITTED VALUES
........................................................................................................ 42
T
ABLE
5.13 – F
OLDBACK REFLECTED PERMITTED VALUES
............................................................................................... 44
T
ABLE
5.14 – W
ARNING REFLECTED PERMITTED VALUES
................................................................................................. 45
T
ABLE
5.15 – W
ARNING POWER LOW PERMITTED VALUES
................................................................................................ 45
T
ABLE
5.16 – A
LARM POWER LOW PERMITTED VALUES
.................................................................................................... 46
T
ABLE
5.17 – A
UDIO LOW LEVEL PERMITTED VALUES
..................................................................................................... 47
T
ABLE
5.18 – A
UDIO LOW TIMEOUTS PERMITTED VALUES
................................................................................................ 47
T
ABLE
5.19 – A
UDIO OVER LEVEL PERMITTED VALUES
.................................................................................................... 48
T
ABLE
5.20 – A
UDIO OVER TIMEOUTS PERMITTED VALUES
.............................................................................................. 48
T
ABLE
5.21 – A
UDIO EVENTS PERMITTED TYPES
............................................................................................................... 49
T
ABLE
5.22 – M
EMORY AVAILABLE
.................................................................................................................................. 50
T
ABLE
5.23 – E
VENTS LIST
................................................................................................................................................ 54
T
ABLE
7.1 – R
EMOTE
I/O
PINOUT
...................................................................................................................................... 65
T
ABLE
8.1 – T
RAPS AND INFORMS AVAILABLE
.................................................................................................................. 86
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1 GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 SAFETY NOTICES
To avoid risks of electrical shocks or fire, only qualified personnel should execute the procedures specified in this manual.
When the protective covers of any device or component connected to a 110 / 240 VAC source by a power cord are removed, voltages and currents dangerous to life may be exposed.
Contact with 110 / 240 Volts of alternating current and associated direct current and voltages can be fatal.
CAUTION
To reduce the risks of electrical shock, do not remove the cover (or the back). Refer, for servicing, to qualified service personnel. This installation should be done by a qualified person and should comply with to all local applicable laws.
Beryllium Oxide
It is dangerous component if inhaled, eaten or put into direct contact with skin, especially if the skin is cut or wounded. Special care is required in handling beryllium material in order to NOT produce any dust, particles, fumes etc. etc. Whenever beryllium material is broken it is extremely important to collect all parts in a carefully sealed and marked container for discharging in a specific way through controlled channels. All above operations have to be affected using gloves and tongs, with special care taken not to produce dust. After handling beryllium components it is essential to wash hands carefully.
Beryllium compounds are used in RF Connectors.
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1.2 FIRST AID IN CASE OF ELECTROCUTION
Do not touch the victim until the electrical circuit has been interrupted to make sure the person is isolated. If this is not possible, move the victim away from the conductor by using insulated material.
If respiration is interrupted, artificial respiration must be applied (mouth-to-mouth respiration). Lay the patient on his back, feet elevated above the level of the head, chin up and head back.
Call a doctor urgently
In case of a mouth wound it may be necessary to apply mouth-to-nose respiration, blocking the patient’s mouth.
In case of face wounds the need for manual artificial respiration may arise. Push down on the chest of the prostrate patient whilst moving the patient’s arms up and out.
If the victim has also suffered burns then, without obstructing breathing, proceed as follows:
• Do not remove clothing from burn wounds.
• If possible gently pour cold water over wounds to relieve pain.
• Do not use any medication.
• Call for urgent medical assistance.
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1.3 WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
(WEEE)
The purpose of the DIRECTIVE 2002/96/EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 27 January 2003 on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) is, as first priority, the prevention of waste electrical and electronic equipment and, in addition, the reuse, recycling and other forms of recovery of such wastes so as to reduce the disposal of waste.
To do this, remember to collect separately all the electronic material.
1.4 MANUFACTURE LABELS
All the units are identified by a black silver label:
Fig. 1.1 - Units Label
Label fields:
1. Product name
This field contains the model of the unit (part name).
2. Serial number
This field contains the serial number of the module or equipment (made by 8 digits).
3. Operating Frequency
This field contains the operating frequency (for FM units) or the channel and standard (for TV units) set by the factory. In case no indication is present, the unit is considered as broadband in its operating band.
4. Return Loss
FACTORY USE ONLY
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
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5. Functional Test
A cross on this field indicates that the functional test of the unit has been done by the technician.
6. Mechanical Test
A cross on this field indicates that the functional test of the unit has been done by the technician.
7. Temp. Test
A cross on this field indicates that the functional test of the unit has been done by the technician.
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2 FM EXCITER GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The MOZART FM exciter/transmitter is the result of the development of the MSE (Magnetic Sound Enhancer) technology together with the improvements in the FM modulation and using high performances PFC filters for the AC/DC conversion. This unit is ideal as stand alone unit for low power transmissions or suitable as high performance exciter in modular transmitters. This unit has been developed with the Green RF technology which increases the efficiency of the amplification part reducing the dimensions and power consumption without modifying the quality of the transmission. The main advantages of this technology are:
- High RF efficiency
- Lower heating (lower necessity of air conditioning in the installation room)
- Higher devices safety
- Higher total reliability
- Lower AC power consumption
An user friendly interface with the combination of leds and LCD display offers a very easy method to control the MOZART main parameters with a metering accuracy that helps the user to install the unit and check its status even in case he doesn’t have expensive test equipments.
In case of fault of the unit or antenna system, the protection system lowers automatically the output power, in order to bring back the operating conditions to a safe area without causing a system shut down, and it indicates on the front panel display the alarm message.
The protection system reduces or stops the output power in case of:
- V.S.W.R. too high.
- Heatsink temperature too high or cooling stop (OVER HEAT).
- Missing Enable command (in case of combination with external units like control logic units)
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The switch-mode power supply is largely oversized and guarantees a regular operation even in the presence of wide main voltage fluctuations. The systems cooling grants a safe operation even in hard climatic conditions.
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Fig. 2.1 - MOZART 30 FRONT VIEW
1. RF Monitor connector
2. Status leds a. ALARM: in case of a temporary alarm (it returns automatically to the normal status at next attempt of the unit) – RED led b. WARNING: in case of a warning is present - YELLOW led c. ON: in case the unit is connected to the mains and switched on – GREEN led
3. LCD Display
4. Navigation keys (UP /DOWN / RIGHT / LEFT / OK)
5. Escape key
6. AUDIO and CONTROL leds
a. RDS/AUX: it is ON in case the RDS/SCA/AUX are on b. MPX: it is ON in case the MPX EXT mode is selected c. NO AUDIO: it is ON in case of alarm/warning on audio signal d. AES-EBU: it is ON in case the AES-EBU is on e. LIM: it is ON in case the limiter is set to on f. STEREO: it is ON in case the MPX INT mode is selected g. PRE EMPH: it is ON in case the pre-emphasis is on h. MONO: it is ON in case the MONO mode is selected i. PREF: no actually available j. PLL LOCK: it is ON in case the PLL is correctly locked k. AUTO: no actually available l. INTLK: it is ON in case the ENABLE is closed
7. Command keys (Reset Alarms, Local/Remote, ON/OFF) and leds (Fault, Local, RF ON)
4
1
2
3
6
7
5
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Fig. 2.2 - MOZART 30 REAR VIEW
1. AC input
2. LAN port
3. Cooling FAN
4. RF output connector (N)
5. Left XLR connector
6. Right XLR connector
7. AES/EBU XLR connector
8. 19kHz / MPX OUT BNC connector
9. AUX BNC connector
10. MOD OUT BNC connector
11. SCA BNC connector
12. MPX BNC connector
13. RDS BNC connector
14. ENABLE connector
15. RS 485 MASTER connector
16. RS 485 SLAVE connector
17. REMOTE connector
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9
11 13 14
8 10 12 15 16
17
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Fig. 2.3 – MOZART 50/120/300/500/1000 FRONT VIEW
1. RF Monitor connector
2. Status leds a. ALARM: in case of a temporary alarm (it returns automatically to the normal status at next attempt of the unit) – RED led b. WARNING: in case of a warning is present - YELLOW led c. ON: in case the unit is connected to the mains and switched on – GREEN led
3. LCD Display
4. Navigation keys (UP / DOWN / RIGHT / LEFT / OK)
5. ESCAPE key
6. AUDIO and CONTROL leds
a. RDS/AUX: it is ON in case the RDS/SCA/AUX are on b. MPX: it is ON in case the MPX EXT mode is selected c. NO AUDIO: it is ON in case of alarm/warning on audio signal d. AES-EBU: it is ON in case the AES-EBU is on e. LIM: it is ON in case the limiter is set to on f. STEREO: it is ON in case the MPX INT mode is selected g. PRE EMPH: it is ON in case the pre-emphasis is on h. MONO: it is ON in case the MONO mode is selected i. PREF: no actually available j. PLL LOCK: it is ON in case the PLL is correctly locked k. AUTO: no actually available l. INTLK: it is ON in case the ENABLE is closed
7. Command keys (Reset Alarms, Local/Remote, ON/OFF) and leds (Fault, Local, RF ON)
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Fig. 2.4 – MOZART 50/120/300/500/1000 REAR VIEW
1. AC input
2. LAN port
3. Cooling FAN
4. RF output connector (N)
5. Left XLR connector
6. Right XLR connector
7. AES/EBU XLR connector
8. 19kHz / MPX OUT BNC connector
9. AUX BNC connector
10. MOD OUT BNC connector
11. SCA BNC connector
12. MPX BNC connector
13. RDS BNC connector
14. ENABLE connector
15. RS 485 MASTER connector
16. RS 485 SLAVE connector
17. REMOTE connector
18. Fuse
19. Switching on button
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17
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3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
RF FEATURES
RF Output impedance
50Ω unbalanced
Frequency range
87.5 to 108 MHz
Frequency control
Synthesizer µprocessor controlled
Off-lock attenuation
> 75 dBc (typical -80 dB)
Type of modulation
F3E / F8E direct FM at the carrier frequency
Modulation mode
Mono, Stereo, Multiplex, SCA, RDS, AUX (input selected by front panel)
Frequency deviation
±75 kHz =100 %, ±150 kHz capability (others on request)
Reference
VCTCXO 10 MHz ± 1ppm or 10 MHz external (Optional)
Constancy of freq. dev.
±1 % over six months
Variation of freq.
± 1ppm/year
Short term stability
± 1 ppm from -5 to +45 °C
Instantaneous BW
>20 MHz
RF harmonics
Exceeds EBU/CCIR/FCC requirements > -75dBc
RF spurious
Exceeds EBU/CCIR/FCC requirements < -100 dBc @ ± 1 MHz min. out of carrier (typical -110dB)
Pre-emphasis
Flat/50/75µs selectable via front panel
Pre-emphasis precision
Nominal 1% (typical 0.4% )
Stereo operation
CCIR 450/S2 "pilot tone system"
STEREO OPERATION
1. Audio response
±
0.3 dB da 20 Hz to 15 kHz
2. Audio filter attenuation
>
55 dB @ 19 kHz, >45dB 19 to 100kHz
3. Common mode rejection 20 Hz to 15 kHz > 45 dB
4. Stereo Separation
30-80Hz >53dB (typ. 56), 80Hz-15kHz >60 dB (typ.70)
5. Crosstalk attenuation (M / S)
>
40 dB 30 Hz to 15 kHz (typ. 52dB / 400Hz to 5kHz)
6. Spurious products
>
53 kHz > 50 dB
7. 38 kHz suppression
>
70 dB (Typ -85dB)
8. Subcarrier frequency 38 kHz ± 2 Hz
9. Subcarrier generation
Internal crystal
10. Pilot frequency 19 kHz ± 1 Hz
11. THD+N on encoded channels
<
0.03 % 30 Hz TO 15 kHz ( typ -75dB)
12. Nominal pilot deviation
±
7 kHz
MONO OPERATION
Audio response
±
0.3 dB 20 Hz to 15 kHz (+0/-2%)
THD+N on encoded channels
30 Hz to 15 kHz < 0.06% ( typ. 0.03 % ) typ. -78dB
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MPX OPERATION (External coder)
Audio response
30Hz - 100kHz ± 0.15 dB
THD+N on encoded channels
30 Hz to 15 kHz < 0.03% ( typ. 0.02% , < -75dB)
AUDIO INPUTS
Function
Input level / Adjustment range
BW
Impedance Type
Conn.
N°
Composite
-0 ÷ +15 dBu
±0.15 dB 30 Hz÷100kHz
>5 kΩ
Unbal. BNC 1
SCA/RDS/AUX
-16 ÷ 0 dBu
±0.15 dB 40kHz÷100kHz
~2 kΩ (other on request)
Unbal. BNC 2
AES/EBU
-3 dBFS for ± 75 kHz 15 dBu (12.33 Vpp)
-15 … 0 dBFS 0 to 15 dBu (2.19 Vpp to 12.3 Vpp)
0.15 dB 40kHz÷100kHz
110 Ω
Unbal
XLR
3
L
-0 ÷ +15 dBu
±0.15 dB 30Hz÷15kHz
10 kΩ 600 Ω
Unbal. Bal.
XLR
4
R
-0 ÷ +15 dBu
±0.15 dB 30Hz÷15kHz
10 kΩ 600 Ω
Unbal. Bal.
XLR
5
AUDIO OUTPUTS
RF connector
N female
Monitor RF output
-44dBc±2dB from 87.5 to 108 MHz
Pilot/MPX
BNC connector 19 kHz or MPX, level 1 Vpp, internally adjustable
Mod. Output
BNC Connector
MODEL NOMINAL POWER CONNECTOR SIZE
MOZART 30 30 W N 1U x 19”
MOZART 50 50 W N 1U x 19” MOZART 120 120 W N 2 U x 19” MOZART 300 300 W N 2 U x 19” MOZART 500 500 W N 2 U x 19”
MOZART 1000 1000 W DIN 7/16 2 U x 19”
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SIZE & ELECTRICS
Power supply
110/220V single phase AC (+10 / -15 %) 50-60Hz/ ± 5% Display Blue back panel; 2 raw 24 character LCD Cooling Forced air, with external long life brushless ball bearing fan
Features and specifications subject to change without notice.
ENVIRONMENT
Storage temperature
-20°C TO + 60 °C
Operating temperature
0 °C TO + 50 °C
Guaranteed performance temperature
0 °C TO + 45 °C Relative non-condensing humidity 90 % MA Max operating altitude 3000 mt. Max extraneous field strength
≤
10 V/m; ≤ 4 A/m
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4 INSTALLATION AND ACTIVATION
4.1 INITIAL CHECK
The equipment becomes the property of the customer when the equipment is delivered to the carrier. Carefully unpack the transmitter. Perform a visual inspection to determine that no apparent damage has been incurred during shipment. All shipping materials should be retained until it is determined that the unit has not been damaged. Claims for damaged equipment must be promptly filed with the carrier or the carrier may not accept the claim. The contents of the shipment should be as indicated on the packing list. If the contents are incomplete, or if the unit is damaged electrically or mechanically, notify both the carrier and the supplier.
CAUTION: Before switch the equipment on, ensure that all RF Loads, RF cables and connectors are properly connected. To prevent damage to the amplifiers, it is essential that either the feeder and antenna system or the dummy load have a good in band return loss. Failure to observe the above caution and also the installation instructions of this amplifier may cause damages to the amplifiers for which the supplier cannot be considered responsible.
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PREVENTION OF ACCIDENTS
When it is used in normal applications and within the parameters defined in the technical specifications, this equipment does not endanger health and safety, provided that normal operating and engineering safety practices are observed and that it is used only by authorized, trained and qualified personnel.
THERMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
- A too high environmental temperature (in any case not higher than 45°C) shall cause a non­adequate rack cooling putting the equipment in hard working conditions.
- An air conditioner should be installed to keep the room temperature constant even in case of external temperature variation.
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4.2 CONNECTIONS
Install the transmitter so that the space over and under the equipment is sufficient for the cooling air to flow through. Before installing the equipment always make sure that the transmitter is not powered. This has the purpose to prevent electrical shocks to the operators and damage to the equipment. Before carrying out any other electrical connection, connect the rack to the station ground.
Connect the transmitting antenna cable or the cable related to the connection of the output
filter to the output connector of the unit (in the latest case connect the output of the filter to the transmitting antenna) using a 50 Ohms coaxial cable.
In case the transmitter is not connected to an external control unit, check that the ENABLE
connector on the back panel is correctly inserted.
Connect the power cord to an operating source. Make sure that the power supply source
provides the nominal voltage prescribed.
Note: the unit is designed to operate with the nominal voltage ±15%. We suggest the installation of spike suppressors, line conditioners, isolation transformers, AVR and/or UPS or other devices useful to protect the equipment from eventual damages that can be caused by the mains fluctuations.
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5 MENU DESCRIPTION
5.1 VISUALIZATION
The following pages are related to parameters that are visualized on the front panel: they are indications of the actual operating parameters of the unit.
5.1.1 START PAGE
After the unit power on, the first page in the display shows information about the internal hardware revision and supplier (first row), and about firmware revision and unit model (second row).
Fig. 5.1 – Start page
The page remains active for a few seconds before moving to the main menu.
5.1.2 MAIN MENU
This is the default page and it indicates the output power set by the customer (SET), the transmission frequency in MHz, the real forward power in Watt (that can be different from SET in case of an alarm, warning, failure or in case the unit is in OFF state), and the reflected power in Watt.
Fig. 5.2 – Main menu
The unit moves to this page in case no key is pressed for 60 seconds.
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5.2 VMETERS AND INFO MENU
In these menus it is possible to find the levels of the input channels, the internal voltages, currents, temperatures and the software/hardware revisions. In the Main Menu page press DOWN key to enter these pages and UP and DOWN keys to navigate in the sub-menus.
[0]
Main Page
[1]
Output Modulation
[2]
Left and Right channels input level
[3]
Left and Right AES-EBU channels input level
[4]
MPX External, RDS External input levels
[5]
SCA and AUX input levels
[6]
Internal voltages and current
[7]
Heatsink temperature
[8]
Device information
Fig. 5.3 – Vmeters and Info menus flow graph
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5.2.1 OUTPUT MODULATION
In this page the Total Output modulation level is indicated in KHz.
Fig. 5.4 – Output Total Modulation page
Pressing the UP or DOWN buttons you can move inside this menu and see the different pages indicated here below.
5.2.2 LEFT AND RIGHT CHANNELS LEVEL
In this page the analogic Left and Right channels levels are indicated in dBu.
Fig. 5.5 – Analogic Left and Right input levels
5.2.3 AES-EBU LEFT AND RIGHT CHANNELS LEVEL
Pressing the DOWN button you can see the Left and Right levels for the AES-EBU input channels indicated in dBFS.
Fig. 5.6 – AES-EBU Left and Right input levels
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5.2.4 AUXILIARY CHANNELS LEVEL
Pressing the DOWN button you can see the MPX External and RDS External levels indicated in dBu.
Fig. 5.7 – Auxiliary channels 1 input levels
Pressing the DOWN button you can see the SCA and AUX levels indicated in dBu.
Fig. 5.8 – Auxiliary channels 2 input levels
5.2.5 VOLTAGES AND CURRENT
This page allows the visualization of the unit analogic working values: VPA = voltage that supplies the RF module in Volt. IPA = current absorbed by the RF module in Ampere. VPu = Main power supply voltage in Volt. VT = Voltage Tuning (VCO working voltage) in Volt.
Fig. 5.9 – Voltages and Current page
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5.2.6 HEATSINK TEMPERATURE
This page allows the visualization of the RF heatsink temperature in Celsius degrees.
Fig. 5.10 – Heatsink temperature page
5.2.7 DEVICE INFORMATION
This page allows the visualization of device model, manufacturer name, hardware and firmware revisions.
Fig. 5.11 – Device information page
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