Users Manual Part 2

(5) BUC-HPA IF input level to produce Maximum Operational Power (MOP):
The following MOP output levels can be achieved depending on the modem power output,
IF switch loss and the IF cable loss between the modem and BUC-HPA:
- BUC-HPA nominal input power of -22dBm for an EIRP of 46dBW for -20dBc Adjacent
Channel Power Ratio (ACPR) in the frequency range of 29 -30 GHz
- BUC-HPA nominal input power of -24dBm for an EIRP of 44dBW for -30dBc spectral
regrowth in the frequency range of 30 - 31 GHz.
(6) Receive Input Power Density:
(a) The terminal operates to the following receive input gain levels:
-
With a maximum composite input PFD of -95dBW/m
2
and with 0dB BDC
attenuation setting, the maximum composite power level over the 525 MHz
bandwidth that can be expected at the BUC-HPA output is +5.7dBm
- When pointing to a cold sky at an elevation angle of not less than 30°, and
with 0dB BDC attenuation setting, the receive chain absolute gain will raise
the IF output composite noise power level to a minimum of −25 dBm at the
output of the BUC-PA.
7. Final System Checkout
A. Network Status
Navigate to the Network Status page and scroll down to see the Network status of the JetWave™
MCS-8562 Terminal.
An example of an AES network status is shown in Figure 5-19.
Make sure that the network connectivity is in accordance with the aircraft configuration plan.
With the use of another laptop, make sure that there is network connectivity on each active port
once the data link available output is available.
Use the available internet connection to navigate. Monitor the Kilobytes sent and received fields
on the home page.
Connect to each of the configured Ethernet ports to make sure there is data connectivity.
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SYSTEM DESCRIPTION, INSTALLATION, AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
JetWave™ MCS-8562 Terminal