Handbuch Manual
Geschäftsbereich •Division
Überwachungs- und Ortungstechnik •Radiomonitoring and Radiolocation
Monitoring System
R&S®UMS100
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R&S
UMS120
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UMS100 / UMS120 Hints
Dear customer,
Rohde & Schwarz product designations are abbreviated as follows in this manual:
Product designation Abbreviation
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UMS100 UMS100
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UMS120 UMS120
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R&S
ARGUS ARGUS
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R&S
ARGUS-UMS ARGUS-UMS
The information stated in this manual is valid for UMS100 units (from serial number 100076) and
UMS120 units (all serial numbers), unless otherwise specified.
This manual applies to units with firmware version V 1.20.
To display the current firmware version, refer to section 3.6.4, page 3.13.
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UMS100 / UMS120 Contents
Contents
Certificate of Quality
Declaration of Conformity
Safety Instructions
Safety of Regulations for Batteries
Address of Support Center
List of R&S Representatives
Hints
Contents
Documentation Overview
Explanation of Symbols
Glossary
1 Characteristics ........................................................................... 1.1
1.1 Applications.............................................................................................1.2
1.2 Design and Functional Principle.............................................................. 1.3
1.2.1 Design of the UMS............................................................................................... 1.3
1.2.2 Functional Principle of the UMS ..........................................................................1.4
1.2.3 Functional Principle of Built-In Heating ............................................................... 1.5
1.2.4 Overtemperature Protection ................................................................................ 1.5
1.3 Specifications..........................................................................................1.5
1.4 Product Equipment and Accessories ......................................................1.6
1.4.1 UMS100 Product Equipment and Accessories ................................................... 1.6
1.4.2 UMS120 Product Equipment and Accessories ................................................... 1.8
1.4.3 Recommended Extras/Accessories..................................................................... 1.8
2 Preparation for Use .................................................................... 2.1
2.1 General ................................................................................................... 2.2
2.2 Unpacking and Checking ........................................................................ 2.3
2.3 Selecting an Appropriate Site..................................................................2.4
2.4 Assembly and Installation ....................................................................... 2.5
2.4.1 Center Mast and Tripod ....................................................................................... 2.5
2.4.2 Antenna Extension Arm ....................................................................................... 2.7
2.4.3 Mast Mounting or Wall Mounting of Inner Box or External Cabinet .................... 2.8
Mast Mounting of External Cabinet ..................................................................... 2.8
Wall Mounting of External Cabinet .................................................................... 2.10
Wall Mounting of Inner Box (UMS120 only) ......................................................2.12
2.4.4 Antennas............................................................................................................ 2.14
HF Antenna........................................................................................................ 2.14
Base Antenna .................................................................................................... 2.16
Communications Antenna ................................................................................. 2.18
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2.5 Cabling.................................................................................................. 2.20
2.5.1 Receiving Antennas ........................................................................................... 2.20
2.5.2 Communications Antenna.................................................................................. 2.21
2.5.3 10/100 Mbit/s Ethernet Interface........................................................................2.22
2.5.4 Power Supply.....................................................................................................2.24
2.5.5 Grounding ..........................................................................................................2.25
2.5.6 Overvoltage Protection ......................................................................................2.26
2.5.7 R&S®UMS12-H6 DC Feed (UMS120 only) .......................................................2.27
2.6 SIM Card for GSM Communications Module........................................ 2.28
2.7 Power Supply........................................................................................ 2.29
AC Power Supply...............................................................................................2.29
DC Power Supply............................................................................................... 2.29
3 Control and Operation ............................................................... 3.1
3.1 General................................................................................................... 3.2
3.2 System Overview.................................................................................... 3.3
3.3 Putting Into Operation............................................................................. 3.4
Switching On ........................................................................................................ 3.4
Switching Off ........................................................................................................ 3.4
3.4 Manual Control ....................................................................................... 3.4
PRESET Key .......................................................................................................3.4
Status LED of Communications Module ..............................................................3.4
3.5 Remote Control....................................................................................... 3.5
3.5.1 General ................................................................................................................3.5
3.5.2 Interfaces .............................................................................................................3.5
3.5.3 Network Settings, IP Addresses .......................................................................... 3.6
Ethernet LAN Connection (LAN Connection) ......................................................3.6
Incoming Wireless Connection (Incoming Connection)....................................... 3.6
3.5.4 Setting Up a Connection ......................................................................................3.7
Ethernet LAN Connection .................................................................................... 3.7
Wireless Connection ............................................................................................3.8
3.6 Configuration by Means of Service Tool ................................................. 3.9
3.6.1 General ................................................................................................................3.9
3.6.2 Calling the Start Page........................................................................................ 3.11
3.6.3 Login ..................................................................................................................3.12
3.6.4 Home .................................................................................................................3.13
3.6.5 Communication ..................................................................................................3.14
3.6.6 UMS100 Options Management .........................................................................3.15
3.6.7 UMS120 Options Management .........................................................................3.16
3.6.8 Antenna Configuration for UMS120 ...................................................................3.17
Antenna Configuration .......................................................................................3.17
Antenna Editor ...................................................................................................3.19
Cable Editor .......................................................................................................3.23
3.6.9 Date and Time ...................................................................................................3.25
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3.6.10
Control PC .........................................................................................................3.26
3.6.11 Firmware Update ............................................................................................... 3.27
3.6.12 Web Login Account ........................................................................................... 3.28
3.6.13 Maintenance ...................................................................................................... 3.29
3.6.14 Help ................................................................................................................... 3.31
3.6.15 Logout ................................................................................................................ 3.32
3.7 Common Errors When Working With the Service Tool ......................... 3.33
3.7.1 Login ..................................................................................................................3.33
3.7.2 Termination of Service Failed ............................................................................ 3.34
3.7.3 Session Already Active ...................................................................................... 3.35
4 Maintenance and Troubleshooting ........................................... 4.1
4.1 Maintenance ...........................................................................................4.2
4.2 Built-in Fuses .......................................................................................... 4.2
4.3 PRESET Key ..........................................................................................4.3
4.4 Status LED of Communications Module..................................................4.5
4.5 Troubleshooting ...................................................................................... 4.6
4.6 Function Test (Self-Test).........................................................................4.9
5 Attachment A Description of Interfaces................................... 5.1
X1 AC IN.............................................................................................................. 5.2
X2 DC IN.............................................................................................................. 5.2
X10 ETHERNET .................................................................................................. 5.3
X20 and X21 MONITORING ANTENNAS........................................................... 5.3
X30 COMM. ANT................................................................................................. 5.4
X40 DC OUT........................................................................................................ 5.4
Ground Connector ...............................................................................................5.4
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Figures
Fig. 1-1: UMS120 in its basic configuration, without options and accessories .............................. 1.2
Fig. 1-2: UMS100 in its basic configuration, without options ......................................................... 1.2
Fig. 1-3: UMS120 with GSM option and front door open ............................................................... 1.3
Fig. 1-4: Block diagram of UMS100/120 ........................................................................................ 1.4
Fig. 2-1: Examples of a fully assembled monitoring system .......................................................... 2.2
Fig. 2-2: Assembly and mounting of center mast and tripod.......................................................... 2.5
Fig. 2-3: Mounting of antenna extension arm................................................................................. 2.7
Fig. 2-4: Fixture for mast mounting ................................................................................................ 2.8
Fig. 2-5: UMS100 or UMS120 in external cabinet mounted to a mast .......................................... 2.9
Fig. 2-6: Clip for wall mounting of external cabinet ...................................................................... 2.10
Fig. 2-7: Dimensions for wall mounting of external cabinet ......................................................... 2.11
Fig. 2-8: Dimensions of clip for wall mounting of inner box.......................................................... 2.12
Fig. 2-9: Exploded view of inner box and fixing material.............................................................. 2.12
Fig. 2-10: The wall mounting clips can be applied in two different orientations ............................. 2.13
Fig. 2-11: Assembly and mounting of HF antenna......................................................................... 2.15
Fig. 2-12: Assembly and mounting of base antenna...................................................................... 2.16
Fig. 2-13: Mounting of SHF antenna .............................................................................................. 2.17
Fig. 2-14: Direct mounting of communications antenna................................................................. 2.18
Fig. 2-15: Angle bracket for mounting the communications antenna to a mast ............................. 2.18
Fig. 2-16: Various positions to mount the communications antenna to a mast ............................. 2.19
Fig. 2-17: Connection plate of UMS100/120 (without protective covers)....................................... 2.20
Fig. 2-18: Mounting the two semi-collars to an 8P8C modular connector (RJ45 connector) ........ 2.23
Fig. 2-19: Assembly of 8P8C modular connector with semi-collars (housing) in accordance with
CODE C......................................................................................................................... 2.23
Fig. 2-20: Slot for SIM card ............................................................................................................ 2.28
Fig. 3-1: Possible communication paths between the UMS100/120 and a control PC.................. 3.3
Fig. 3-2: Security alert displayed when calling the start page of the service tool ........................ 3.11
Fig. 3-3: Login page of service tool .............................................................................................. 3.12
Fig. 3-4: Home page of service tool ............................................................................................. 3.13
Fig. 3-5: Communication page of service tool.............................................................................. 3.14
Fig. 3-6: Options Management page of service tool for UMS100 ................................................ 3.15
Fig. 3-7: Options Management page of service tool for UMS120 ................................................ 3.16
Fig. 3-8: Antenna Configuration page of service tool for UMS120............................................... 3.17
Fig. 3-9: Antenna Editor page of service tool for UMS120........................................................... 3.19
Fig. 3-10: Antenna Editor: Save UAF File page of service tool for UMS120 ................................. 3.20
Fig. 3-11: Antenna Editor: Load UAF File page of service tool for UMS120 ................................. 3.22
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Fig. 3-12:
Fig. 3-13: Date and Time page of service tool ................................................................................3.25
Fig. 3-14: Control PC page of service tool ......................................................................................3.26
Fig. 3-15: Firmware Update page of service tool ............................................................................3.27
Fig. 3-16: Web Login Account page of service tool ........................................................................3.28
Fig. 3-17: Maintenance page of service tool ...................................................................................3.29
Fig. 3-18: AT Command page of service tool .................................................................................3.30
Fig. 3-19: Help page of service tool ................................................................................................3.31
Fig. 3-20: Logout page of service tool.............................................................................................3.32
Fig. 3-21: Home page without status message...............................................................................3.33
Fig. 3-22: Page indicating that termination of a service has failed .................................................3.34
Fig. 3-23: Terminate Session page of service tool .........................................................................3.35
Fig. 4-1: Fuses in inner box of UMS100/120 ..................................................................................4.2
Fig. 4-2 Location of PRESET key ..................................................................................................4.3
Fig. 4-3 Location of status LED of communications module..........................................................4.5
Cable Editor page of service tool for UMS120 ...............................................................3.23
Tables
Table 2-1
Table 2-2: Data of Ethernet overvoltage protection .........................................................................2.26
Table 4-1: Operating states of communications module indicated by status LED ............................4.5
Dimensions for wall mounting of external cabinet ..........................................................2.11
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UMS100 / UMS120 Documentation Overview
Documentation Overview
The following documentation is available for the UMS100/120:
• UMS100/120 Manual
• UMS100/120 System Manual
• ARGUS-UMS Reference Manual
• ARGUS Reference Manual
• Description of the ORM Interface of ARGUS-UMS Monitoring Software
• Description of the ORM Interface of ARGUS Monitoring Software
• Description of the ORM-ADC-Interface of ARGUS Monitoring Software
The latest information are available on the Internet at http://www.ums.rohde-schwarz.com
UMS100/120 Manual
This manual is supplied in printed form (UMS100) and in PDF format on a CD/DVD (UMS120).
It is available in English and German and provides complete information on the UMS100/120 unit and
on the installation, operation and maintenance of the UMS100/120 monitoring system. The manual
includes the following chapters:
Chapter 1 - Characteristics
Chapter 2 - Preparation for Use
Chapter 3 - Control and Operation
Chapter 4 - Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Chapter 5 - Attachment A Description of Interfaces
UMS100/120 System Manual
This manual is supplied in printed form (UMS100) and in PDF format on a CD/DVD (UMS120).
It is available in English, German and Russian. It describes the configuration of all components
included in a monitoring network. It provides information on how to get started, manual and automatic
measurements, and gives a short overview of the software-implemented maintenance options. The
manual includes the following chapters:
Chapter 1 - Operation Preparation
Chapter 2 - Operating with ARGUS-UMS
Chapter 3 - Maintenance
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Glossary UMS100 / UMS120
ARGUS-UMS Reference Manual
This reference manual is supplied in PDF format on the CD/DVD for ARGUS-UMS. It is available in
English, German and Russian. It contains a detailed description of all ARGUS-UMS functions, and
includes the following chapters:
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Toolbars
Chapter 3 - Menu
Chapter 4 - Graphics and Editors
Chapter 5 - Device Drivers UMS100 / UMS120
Chapter 6 - Glossary
ARGUS Reference Manual
This reference manual is supplied in PDF format on the CD/DVD for ARGUS. It is available in English,
German, French, Spanish, Russian and Chinese. It contains a detailed description of all ARGUS
functions and includes the following chapters:
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Menu
Chapter 3 - Graphics and Editors
Chapter 4 - Tools
Chapter 5 - Device Drivers for UMS
Chapter 6 - Device Drivers for Receivers
Chapter 7 - Device Drivers for Analyzers
Chapter 8 - Device Drivers for Direction Finders
Chapter 9 - Device Drivers for Decoders and Recorders
Chapter 10 - Device Drivers for Accessories
Chapter 11 - Glossary
Chapter 12 - Appendix
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UMS100 / UMS120 Documentation Overview
Description of the ORM Interface of
ARGUS-UMS Monitoring Software
This manual for the Order Report Module (ORM) interface is supplied in PDF format on the CD/DVD
for ARGUS-UMS. It is available only in English and contains a detailed description of the ORM
interface of the ARGUS-UMS monitoring software. The manual includes the following chapters:
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Processing of External Orders in ARGUS-UMS
Chapter 3 - Description of the Common Settings of an Order
Chapter 4 - Description of the ORM Interface Parameters
Chapter 5 - Description of the Measurement Result Formats
Chapter 6 - Error Code Tables for the ORM Interface
Chapter 7 - ORM Examples
Description of the ORM Interface of
ARGUS Monitoring Software
This manual for the Order Report Module (ORM) interface is supplied in PDF format on the CD/DVD
for ARGUS. It is available only in English and contains a detailed description of the ORM interface of
the ARGUS monitoring software. The manual includes the following chapters:
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Processing of External Orders in ARGUS
Chapter 3 - Description of the Common Settings of an Order
Chapter 4 - Description of the ORM Interface Parameters
Chapter 5 - Description of the Measurement Result Formats
Chapter 6 - Error Code Tables for the ORM Interface
Chapter 7 - ORM Examples
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Glossary UMS100 / UMS120
Description of the ORM-ADC Interface of
ARGUS Monitoring Software
This manual for the ORM-ADC interface (ORM: Order Report Module, ADC: ARGUS Data Channel) is
supplied in PDF format on request. It is available only in English and contains a detailed description of
the ADC interface of the ARGUS and ARGUS-UMS monitoring software. The manual includes the
following chapters:
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Description of the Process
Chapter 3 - Definition of the ADC Data Structure
Chapter 4 - Example
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UMS100 / UMS120 Explanation of Symbols
Explanation of Symbols
The instructions contained in this manual must be observed in order to prevent personal injury and
damage to property. Instructions are accompanied by symbols that indicate varying degrees of hazard.
This symbol refers to actions and conditions that may cause injury to life, body and
health, or damage to hardware or software.
This symbol designates conditions that must be fulfilled in order to ensure correct
operation of the equipment. It also highlights tips and hints for the effective use of
equipment and software.
This symbol indicates further documentation (manuals, data sheets, other literature)
on the subject, product, etc being discussed.
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Glossary UMS100 / UMS120
Glossary
The table below gives explanations of abbreviations and terms used in this manual.
Term Meaning
UMS100 unit
UMS120 unit
UMS100G
Monitoring Unit
UMS100 system
UMS120 system
UMS1xx series General term designating both UMS100/120 units and systems.
Measurement PC
Measurement station
Monitoring system A system that detects and measures electromagnetic fields.
Service PC
Control PC
Measurement unit alone without any external equipment connected (i.e.
without antennas, center mast and tripod, antenna extension arm,
accessories, etc), but including modules, built-in components, and/or
options.
Complete measurement station with external equipment connected (i.e.
with antenna/s, center mast and tripod, antenna extension arm,
accessories, etc) and including all options, but excluding control PC.
In connection with the ARGUS or ARGUS-UMS software, this term
designates the PC or notebook provided in a measurement station. In
connection with the UMS100/120, it designates the UMS100/120 unit
itself.
A station that detects and measures electromagnetic fields
(like the UMS100/120), and contains all components necessary for this.
A PC or notebook used for configuring a UMS100/120 by means of a
service tool on site or from a central station. ARGUS or ARGUS-UMS
software may additionally be installed on this PC for service purposes.
A PC or notebook at the central station, on which ARGUS or ARGUSUMS software is installed. The PC or notebook can establish a connection
to one or several measurement stations (not to several stations
simultaneously!) in order to assign measurement tasks and fetch results.
Depending on the context, this may be a service PC for configuring a
Notebook/PC
Central station
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UMS100/120 by means of a service tool, a PC for testing the connection
to a UMS100/120 via the ARGUS or ARGUS-UMS software, or a control
PC at the central station.
Place where one or several control PCs and, possibly, also service PCs
are located.
UMS100 / UMS120 Characteristics
1 Characteristics
This chapter gives an overview of typical applications and describes the design and functional
principle of a UMS100/120. It also lists the equipment supplied with the UMS100 and UMS120.
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Applications UMS100 / UMS120
1.1 Applications
The UMS100/120 monitoring system is the ideal solution for the effective and budget-priced
monitoring of electromagnetic emissions. The system is of compact design and can easily be installed
and put into operation. The UMS100 and UMS120 systems have identical basic functionality.
Used in conjunction with the ARGUS or ARGUS-UMS control, measurement and analysis software,
the UMS100/120 becomes a highly versatile and flexible monitoring system capable of handling a
wide variety of tasks.
Typical applications:
• Radiomonitoring of large areas with an appropriate number of UMS stations (e.g. national borders,
coastlines, harbors, military training areas, large industrial areas, etc.)
• Detection of new (illegal) signals that may impair sensitive communications and radiolocation
systems (e.g. around airports)
• Monitoring of licensed transmitter systems for compliance with operating parameters (even in the
immediate vicinity of transmitters)
• Monitoring of rooms and buildings to detect the use of illegal transmitters (e.g. airports, hospitals)
• Mobile search for new signals and monitoring of existing signals with the UMS integrated in vehicles
Fig. 1-1: UMS120 in its basic configuration,
without options and accessories
Fig. 1-2: UMS100 in its basic configuration,
without options
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UMS100 / UMS120 Design and Functional Principle
1.2 Design and Functional Principle
1.2.1 Design of the UMS
The UMS100/120 essentially consists of the monitoring unit, which is accommodated in a closed box.
The UMS100 comes as standard with a preassembled, external protective cabinet. For the UMS120,
this cabinet is available as an option. The cabinet provides additional protection against environmental
effects, such as direct sunlight or adverse weather conditions, and against mechanical impact.
Otherwise, the UMS100 and UMS120 systems mainly differ with respect to the product equipment and
accessories supplied with the units (see section 1.4 from page 1.6), and the larger variety of antennas
that can be connected to the UMS120. Whereas the UMS100 comes with all components necessary
for system installation and operation (protective cabinet, center mast and tripod, connecting cables
and antenna), the UMS120 comes as the monitoring unit alone accommodated in the inner box. All
components supplied with the UMS100 can also be ordered for the UMS120 as options or
accessories. While offering the same functionality as the UMS100, the UMS120 can thus be
configured to provide higher versatility.
Fig. 1-3: UMS120 with GSM option and front door open
A lockable door on the front of the box provides access to the fuses, the PRESET key and the SIM
card slot for the GSM module (standard with UMS100, optional with UMS120).
The sockets for connecting external components are provided on the bottom. These include sockets
for two receiving antennas, one communications antenna, an Ethernet LAN, DC and AC power supply
input, protective ground and DC output. The DC output socket allows the connection of an optional DC
feed (R&S
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UMS12-H6) for the supply of active antennas (UMS120 only).
Design and Functional Principle UMS100 / UMS120
1.2.2 Functional Principle of the UMS
The main components of the UMS100G / UMS120 monitoring unit are the receiving section (RF
frontend) with a signal preprocessing unit and a processor module with an embedded operating
system. The RF frontend, which is provided with two antenna inputs, processes the received signals,
demodulates them if necessary, and routes them on to the processor module.
The processor module is equipped with the required interfaces and a microprocessor. The firmware
that runs on the microprocessor allows the UMS100/120 to be remote-controlled from an external PC
on which ARGUS software must be installed. The ARGUS-UMS software has been specially adapted
to match the functionality and applications of the UMS100/120 monitoring system. The ARGUS
software also provides full functionality to control UMS100/120 units in conjunction with other Rohde &
Schwarz measurement stations.
A data link to the UMS100/120 can be established via the integrated Ethernet LAN interface or via a
wireless communications interface. The UMS100 is equipped with a GSM900/1800 module as
standard. For the UMS120, wireless communications modules for different standards (GSM, CDMA)
are optionally available ex factory.
The UMS100/120 features a universal power supply concept that allows the system to operate on AC
(100 V AC to 240 V AC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz) as well as DC supply voltages (10 V DC to 30 V DC). AC and
DC power supply can be connected simultaneously, enabling uninterrupted system operation in the
event of a failure of the primary supply.
Special emphasis was placed on minimum power consumption. For ambient temperatures above
0 °C, power consumption is as low as approx. 25 W. Additional power is needed only at very low
temperatures for heating the system.
Mainboard
Power supply
Built-in heating
DC
AC
IN
AC
DC
IN
DC
OUT
Processor
module
ETHERNET COMM. ANT. MONITORING ANTENNAS
Wireless
comm.
module
RF frontend
Fig. 1-4: Block diagram of UMS100/120
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UMS100 / UMS120 Specifications
1.2.3 Functional Principle of Built-In Heating
The UMS100/120 features a built-in heating that allows operation of the unit at outside temperatures
that would pose a problem to conventional equipment. The heating extends the maximum lower
temperature range to a limit of −40 °C. The built-in heating compensates for a drop of the outside
temperature during operation, so that the UMS100/120 modules will continue to operate.
However, if the system is switched on at temperatures below 0 °C, the UMS100/120 must be allowed
to warm up before its circuitry can start operating. Depending on the ambient temperature and the
temperature inside the UMS, warm-up may take up to two hours. At an internal temperature between
0 °C and approx. 15 °C, the heating continues running, even though the internal circuitry is already
operating. You should bear this in mind when you switch on the UMS100/120 while its internal
temperature is within this range. Operation of the UMS100/120 with the heating switched on causes a
short-term rise in current consumption until the internal temperature exceeds the threshold
temperature at which the heating switches off.
1.2.4 Overtemperature Protection
The internal circuitry is protected against high temperature inside the UMS100/120. The modules are
switched off when the internal temperature reaches approx. 75 °C. If the temperature drops below
70 °C, the modules are switched on again.
1.3 Specifications
For the current specifications of the UMS100 and UMS120 monitoring systems, see the respective
data sheets.
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Product Equipment and Accessories UMS100 / UMS120
1.4 Product Equipment and Accessories
The UMS100 and UMS120 monitoring systems differ in terms of configurability and the scope of
equipment and accessories supplied.
The UMS100 is a preconfigured system containing all components required for operation.
The UMS120 in its basic configuration contains only the monitoring unit. It can be expanded by means
of options and accessories as required for the intended application.
1.4.1 UMS100 Product Equipment and Accessories
UMS100 Monitoring System
• UMS100G monitoring unit
• Accessories for UMS100G, consisting of:
• Termination, 50 Ω, 1 W
• Clips for wall mounting
• RF cable for receiving antenna
• Cable ties and Velcro fasteners
• Waterproof housing for RJ45 LAN connector
• Fixtures for mast mounting
• Tool kit
• AC supply cable, 4 m, with grounding-type plug
• DC supply cable with connector at one end and bare wires at the other
• Documentation in printed form
• Accessories for GSM module (wireless communications module), consisting of:
• Antenna for GSM900/1800
• N-to-N adapter
• Angle bracket for mast mounting
• Clamps for fixing the angle bracket
• RF cable for GSM antenna
• Cable ties and Velcro fasteners
• Omnidirectional VHF/UHF antenna (20 MHz to 1300 MHz)
• Center mast with tripod
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UMS100 / UMS120 Product Equipment and Accessories
Further components may be included, depending on the options ordered.
UMS100HF Frequency Range Extension, 100 kHz to 20 MHz
• Omnidirectional HF antenna (100 kHz to 1300 MHz)
• Parts kit consisting of:
• CD with option file
UMS100SHF Frequency Range Extension, 1.3 GHz to 6 GHz
• Omnidirectional SHF antenna (1.3 GHz to 6 GHz)
• Antenna extension arm
• Parts kit consisting of:
• Cross-parallel clamp
• RF cable for receiving antenna
• Cable ties and Velcro fasteners
• CD with option file
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1.4.2 UMS120 Product Equipment and Accessories
UMS120 Monitoring Unit
• UMS120 monitoring unit
• Accessories for UMS120, consisting of:
• Termination, 50 Ω, 1 W
• Clips for wall mounting
• AC supply cable, 4 m, with grounding-type plug
• DC supply cable with connector at one end and bare wires at the other
• Waterproof housing for RJ45 LAN connector
• Safety instructions in printed form
• Documentation in electronic form (on CD or DVD)
Further components may be included, depending on the options ordered.
UMS12-B21, -B22, -B23 and -B24 software options
• CD with option file
UMS12-B11, -B12, -B13 optional communications modules
• Factory-installed including accessories
• Accessories for wireless communications module, consisting of:
• Antenna corresponding to frequency range of communications module
• N-to-N adapter
• Angle bracket for mast mounting
• Clamps for fixing the angle bracket
• RF cable for GSM antenna
• Cable ties and Velcro fasteners
1.4.3 Recommended Extras/Accessories
The UMS100/UMS120 data sheets contain a list of recommended extras/accessories and further
options for the UMS100 and the UMS120.
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UMS100 / UMS120 Preparation for Use
2 Preparation for Use
This chapter provides a detailed description of how to prepare your system for operation. This includes
the unpacking, installation and mounting of the components, the assembly and mounting of the
antenna/s supplied (UMS100), as well as system cabling. When all these steps have been completed,
the system can be put into operation and configured.
ATTENTION:
It is absolutely essential to observe the instructions given in the following sections
in order to prevent personal injury or damage to the equipment. This is crucial in
particular for the initial installation or use of the system. Also, make sure to observe
the general safety instructions given at the beginning of this manual.
Failure to comply with the above-named instructions may result in personal injury or
damage to the equipment.
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General UMS100 / UMS120
2.1 General
UMS100 without options UMS100 with HF and SHF options
Fig. 2-1: Examples of a fully assembled monitoring system
The above setups are only two possible configurations of the monitoring system. Configurations with
other antennas, antenna combinations or structural elements are possible.
Simply choose the version that best suits your requirements.
NOTE:
A tool kit is available for assembling and installing the monitoring system. The tool
kit is supplied as standard with the UMS100 and available as an accessory for the
UMS120.
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UMS100 / UMS120 Unpacking and Checking
2.2 Unpacking and Checking
Checking for Damage in Transit
Prior to checking the equipment, check the shipping box and the padding material for damage in
transit. Inform the shipping agent immediately if any damage has occurred. Keep the cardboard box
and the packing material until it has been confirmed that the delivery is complete and until the
UMS100/120 has been checked electrically and mechanically.
For any transport or shipment of the UMS, the original packing should be used. Rohde & Schwarz will
not accept warranty claims unless the equipment has been shipped with the appropriate packaging.
Unpacking
The unit together with the options and accessories ordered is delivered in one or several cardboard
boxes. Observe the following instructions when unpacking the contents:
⇒ Open the cardboard box. Observe information provided on the box.
⇒ Unpack all components and accessories.
⇒ Keep the packaging material for later transport or shipping.
Checking Completeness of Delivery
Check the delivery against packing lists and delivery notes to see whether it is complete. For lists of
product equipment, options and accessories, refer to section 1.4, page 1.6 ff.
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Selecting an Appropriate Site UMS100 / UMS120
2.3 Selecting an Appropriate Site
NOTE:
• Set up the system at as high a location as possible. Make sure that it is free from
shadowing in the direction of reception.
• Make sure that the tripod is mounted in a stable position. Anchor it in the ground
or substructure.
• In countries with high ambient temperatures, provide suitable means to protect
the system against direct sunlight.
• Make sure that there are no metal objects in the immediate vicinity of the
system.
• Do not set up the system in the vicinity of transmitters, e.g. broadcast or mobile
radio transmitters (risk of interference caused by intermodulation products).
DANGER:
• Make sure to maintain sufficient distance to live components, e.g. open-wire
lines.
• Observe local regulations pertaining to the mounting and installation of
equipment and antennas.
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UMS100 / UMS120 Assembly and Installation
2.4 Assembly and Installation
2.4.1 Center Mast and Tripod
The center mast and tripod support the monitoring unit and an antenna, or two antennas when a
extension arm is used. The mast can be anchored to the ground by means of base elements (see
detail on the left in Fig. 2-2). It is thus ensured that the monitoring system is installed in a stable
position.
Fig. 2-2: Assembly and mounting of center mast and tripod
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Assembly and Installation UMS100 / UMS120
The three shorter angle bars are the base elements. The detail on the left in Fig. 2-2 shows the
location of the hole for anchoring the center mast and tripod.
The longer angle bars form the tripod that supports and reinforces the center mast. The details in Fig.
2-2 show their position and how they are mounted.
Mount the angle bars and the center mast as shown in the drawing. Make sure that all screws are
firmly tightened. If necessary, secure the screws by appropriate means (e.g. locking varnish) to
prevent them from loosening inadvertently.
Below are the dimensions with the center mast and tripod assembled and mounted. Note that these
are approximate values only. The actual dimensions depend on the setup in each case.
• Height of mast and tripod: 1700 mm
• Diameter of center mast: 48.3 mm
• Diameter of base elements: 1100 mm
• Hole circle diameter of base elements: 1080 mm
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