ADTRAN TRACER 5045 User manual

Converting the Frequency Plan of a TRACER 5045 System

Introduction

TRACER 5045 systems are shipped from the factory with the frequency plan programmed as Plan A or Plan B.

Each wireless link must contain a Plan A radio on one end and a Plan B on the other. A frequency plan

conversion may be performed in the field, but should only be attempted if absolutely necessary and must

always be performed by qualified personnel. This document outlines the procedure for changing the frequency

plan of a TRACER 5045 system.

Prerequisite Procedures

The current frequency plan configuration is listed on a label located on the rear panel of the unit (near the

Antenna connector). Record the current configuration before beginning this procedure.

Tools and Materials Required

• 5/16” Torque wrench (8 in-lbs)

• 3/16” nut driver

• Phillips-head screw driver

Disconnect all cables attached to the TRACER 5045 system (including power, data,

terminal RS-232, etc.) before performing this procedure.

Do not attempt to perform the conversion without the proper tools (see list below). Using

improper tools will damage the unit.

Electronic equipment can be damaged by static electrical discharge. Before handling

equipment, put on an antistatic discharge wrist strap to prevent damage to components.

Place equipment in antistatic packing material when transporting or storing. When

working on equipment, always place it on an approved antistatic mat that is electrically

grounded.

TRACER 5045 Frequency Conversion Document

1. Remove the screws from the chassis cover using a Phillips-head screwdriver (see Figure 1).

Figure 1. Removing the Cover Screws (TRACER 5045)

2. Remove the nuts on either side of the RS-232 connector (on the rear panel of the unit) using the 3/16”

nut driver (see Figure 2).

Figure 2. Removing the RS-232 Nuts

3. Carefully slide the cover toward the back of the unit until the front edge of the cover is disconnected

from the front of the unit. Lift the cover off and set aside.

Perform the steps below in the order listed.

Remove all connected mounting brackets before attempting to remove the unit cover.

TRACER 5045 Frequency Conversion Document

4. Verify the current frequency plan configuration. To verify the plan, check the connections between the

J connectors (located on the board and labeled J1 and J2) and the Chan connectors (located on the

diplexer). The Chan connectors are labeled CH1 and CH2 for most TRACER 5045 systems. The

following table outlines the connections for Plan A and B.

Click to see a digital image of the J connectors or the Chan connectors.

5. Using the torque wrench, disconnect both cables from the Chan connectors on the diplexer. Do not

attempt to disconnect the J connectors (located on the board) as this will cause damage. Click here for

a digital picture of this step.

6. Carefully flex the cables to swap the connections. Be careful with the RF cables, making sure that the

minimum bend radius of the cable is greater than 0.75"; bends and loops smaller than a quarter will

cause the RF cable to break. Use the wiring guidelines in Figure 3 for help with wire placement. Click

here for a digital picture of this step.

Figure 3. TRACER 5045 Cable Routing Diagrams

TRACER 5045

PLAN CHAN 1 CHAN 2

AJ2 J1

BJ1 J2

Allowing the RF cables to sit on the processor and radio boards (green) could cause

damage to the boards; keep the RF cables off the boards while re-routing them. Click here

for a digital picture of this mistake.

CH2 CH1

TRACER 5045 Frequency Conversion Document

7. Use the torque wrench to reconnect the RF cables to the Chan connectors. Tighten the cables by

turning clockwise until you hear a click from the wrench. DO NOT overtighten connectors as this will

cause the RF cable to break. The TRACER 5045 system will not operate properly with broken RF

cables.

8. Reinstall the cover and carefully tighten all screws.

9. Change label on back of the unit to reflect the Plan change.

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