Comtech EF Data CiLink - Manual (Page 33)

CSAT-5060/XSAT-7080 Transceiver iPAQ Link Revision 2
Operations MN/CiLink.IOM
3–11
3.3.4 Main Menu
Æ Current Fault Status
The currently selected transceiver is the unit that will be polled for status
information in the
Current Fault Status XCVR#
selection box:
XCVR1
is the default selection and
XCVR2
is not selectable if CiLink is set to operate under
standalone (non-redundant) system parameters (see
Configuration
Æ
System Type
for detailed
information).
• XCVR Internal Voltages – The transceiver unit monitors
the six internal DC voltages: 24, 20, 12, 10, +5 and –5 for
the currently selected transceiver. The monitor circuitry
will display a fault if any of these voltages are ±10% out
of range.
• Lock Detects – The transceiver monitors the four phase
lock loops (PLLs) for each transceiver. A fault is
displayed for any and each PLL that is not locked.
• Currents (mA) and
Temps
– The Fan and LNA are
monitored for excessive and low currents. A fault is
displayed if these currents are out of their prescribed
window.
If the temperature rises out of specification for the transceiver, a fault will appear in the
HeatSink
field.
As the heat sink temperature continues to rise, the transceiver will automatically disable
the FET amplifiers and display a
ShutDn
(shutdown) fault.
• Processor – The
Chksum
(checksum), IIC Bus, and
Battery
are monitored for proper
operation and will display a faulted condition when the processor system is not
functioning properly.
Tap
[Get Data] to
query
the selected transceiver and
refresh
the information parameters.
Otherwise, tap [ok] to
return
to the
Main Menu
from the
Current Fault Status
screen.
IMPORTANT
The information provided on the Current Fault Status screen furnishes
information on a status only basis. All information furnished on this screen is
refreshed each time the Current Fault Status screen is selected, if the currently
selected transceiver is changed, or if the
[Get Data] icon is selected.
Each shaded status window on this screen displays the parameter’s active status as
operating either within operational limits [OK] or in faulted conditions [FT].