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1. nl i a GEMENT NARDA Sales amp Support Manufacturing Plant P oos og Nn el rd el Safety Via Leonardo da Vinci 21 23 Via Benessea 29 B s ___e Test 20090 Segrate MI ITALY 17035 Cisano sul Neva SV Safety Test Solutions Solutions Tel 39 02 2699871 Tel 39 0182 58641 a an Communications Company S r l Socio Unico Fax 39 02 26998700 Fax 39 0182 586400 SINCERT E http www narda sts it User s Manual EMI SIGNAL GENERATOR Including description of PMM 3010 EMI SIGNAL GENERATOR 9 kHz 1 GHz PMM 3030 EMI SIGNAL GENERATOR 9 kHz 3 GHz EQUIPMENT SERIAL NUMBER You can find the Serial Number on the rear panel of the instrument Serial Number is in the form 0000X00000 The first four digits and the letter are the Serial Number prefix the last five digits are the Serial Number suffix The prefix is the same for identical instruments it changes only when a configuration change is made to the instrument The suffix is different for each instrument Document 3010 3030EN 31110 1 15 Copyright NARDA 2013 narda Safety Test Solutions NOTE If the instrument is used in any other way than as described in this Users Manual it may become unsafe Before using this product the related documentation must be read with great care and fully understood to familiarize with all the safety prescriptions To ensure the correct use and the maximum safety level the User shall kn
2. After entering the digits with the eventual decimal point of the frequency value it is necessary to press the unit among MHz and GHz The same for the level where the unit can be dBm for positive values and dBm for negative values Press the MOD button to change the modulation mode as shown in the following picture Win3030 Modulation 49 Type Depth 4M ZHZ Pulse 1Hz 80 0 AMA 50Hz Pulse 200Hz 4M 400Hz Pulse 200Hz 1 8 A 1EH2z Pulse 100Hz 1 2 Pulse 100Hz 1 24 Ext Pulse 217H2 1 8 For the AM types it is also possible to adjust the depth of modulation PMM WIN3030 Software narda Safety Test Solutions 5 8 5 MOD ON OFF ee Win3030 Connection Preference Sloe 23 456 MHz 2 i E eje 5 8 6 RF ON OFF em Win3030 mJ a 23 456 MHz E a s e mre _ mor 78 9 aom Mod Pulse 100HZ 1 24 18 9 dBm Level eo dBm Press RF button to switch the output ON or OFF Make sure all ancillaries attenuators cables amplifier antennas and the CAUTION devices under test are ready prior to switch ON the output 5 9 Uninstall To remove the software choose uninstall from Start menu win3030 Disinstallazione a xj Disinstalla Win3030 Questo programma disinstaller Win3030 1 00 Se Win3030 al momento in esecuzione chiudere l applicazione prima di procedere con questa disinstallazione Altrimenti
3. Local Distributor It is now possible to disconnect the cable connected to the PC with the PMM 3010 3030 Generator either switched On or Off To obtain up to date Firmware or PC Utility for PMM 3010 3030 the user can contact his NARDA agent or download it directly from Support area of EMC Product Range on the following Web Site www narda sts it Updating Firmware narda Safety Test Solutions 8 PMM 9010 RMA Rack Mount Adapter for Rack 19 Option 8 1 Introduction A 19 inch rack is a standardized frame or enclosure for mounting multiple equipment modules Equipment designed to be placed in a rack is typically described as rack mount or simply chassis the height of the electronic modules is standardized as multiples of 1 75 inches 44 5 mm or one rack unit or U Each module has a front panel that is 19 inches 482 6 mm wide including edges that protrude on each side which allow the module to be fastened to the rack frame with screws 8 2 Instrument Items PMM 9010 RMA Rack Mount Adapter includes the following items e Rack Mount kit screws plastic round washers and cage nuts e Return for Repair Form 8 3 Optional PMM 9010 RMA Rack Mount Adapter can be used with several optional accessories accessories the most common being the following e PMM 3010 EMI Signal Generator 9 kHz 1 GHz e PMM 3030 EMI Signal Generator 9 kHz 3 GHz Document 3010 3030EN 31110 1 15 NARDA 2013 PMM 9010 RMA Rac
4. Space proper value to be input will then be selectable through one of the five Function Keys Pressing 0 as first number the decimal dot appears automatically Input of selected value will be completed soon after pushing the Frequency Unit button kHz MHz or GHz With the Esc button the original view can be restored at any moment o 20 000000 MHz 20 00 dBm 1 SEP RF OUT nter Frequency le lime STI Operating Instructions narda Safety Test Solutions ArTrous Allows the User to set the Tuning Frequency Step associated to the Rotary Knob To input desired Step in frequency simply use the Function and Arrows Keys as for the previous Enter button After pressing the Knob button at the bottom left corner of the screen the small window showed below appears 20 002000 MHZ 20 00 dBm RF OUT _______________ The frequency step of the rotary knob can be directly edited into this window inputting data through the five Function Keys as usual Using Left lt and Right gt Arrows keys displayed values will be scrolled providing alternatively 0 to 4 or 5 to 9 numbers Frequency Units Dot Pitch and Back Space proper value to be input will then be selectable through one of the five Function Keys Pressing 0 as first number the decimal dot appears automatically Input of selected value will be completed soon after pushing the Frequency Uni
5. Test is successfully completed the PMM 3010 3030 automatically switches to the Main Operating Screen 20 000 MHz 20 0 dBm Fig 3 2 Main Operating Screen Document 3010 3030EN 31110 1 15 NARDA 2013 Set Up and Panel Instructions 31 narda Safety Test Solutions i Press this function key in the main menu to enter in the Configuration Config window which allows the Operator to set the global parameters of the receiver display options etc The Config function is divided into four sub windows Display Unit Misc Panel Unit Always use Esc button to return to the previous view condition for a more comfortable use only in this case the Main Operating Menu is recalled when pushing Esc button from these sub windows FANEL 3 2 Set Up and Panel Instructions narda Safety Test Solutions 3 2 Display The Display setup has five function keys 3 Dim Aspect to choose between standard and 3 dimensional keys Display Inverse to reverse the text and background colors Style to switch between font style 0 and font style 1 Key border to choose the style of the key borderlines between three different possibilities e Contrast Back Light toggle switch to adjust the backlight and contrast settings by the rotary knob 3 Dim Aspect 20 000 MHz 20 0 dBm stule Key Border Contrast Fig 3 3 Display setting Set Up and Panel Instructions 33 narda Safety Test
6. alle direttive WEEE dell Unione Europea 2002 96 EC ed appartiene alla categoria 9 strumenti di controllo Lo smaltimento in un ambiente adeguato pu avvenire anche attraverso la restituzione del prodotto alla NARDA senza sostenere alcuna spesa Pu ottenere ulteriori informazioni contattando i venditori NARDA o visitando il nostro sito Web www narda sts it Dear Customer thank you for purchasing a NARDA product You now own a high quality instrument that will give you many years of reliable service NARDA recognizes the importance of the Customer as reason of existence in this view any comment and suggestion you would like to submit to the attention of our service organization is kept in great consideration Moreover we are continuously improving our quality but we know this is a never ending process We would be glad if our present efforts are pleasing you Should one of your pieces of NARDA equipment need servicing you can help us serve you more effectively filling out this card and enclosing it with the product Nevertheless even this product will eventually become obsolete When that time comes please remember that electronic equipment must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations This product conforms to the WEEE Directive of the European Union 2002 96 EC and belongs to Category 9 Monitoring and Control Instruments You can return the instrument to us free of charge for proper environment friendly disposal You can obtain
7. architecture Description based on the most recent DSP technology as shown in the diagram below Fig 1 6 PMM 3010 3030 Functional BLOCK Diagram General Information narda Safety Test Solutions 2 Installation 2 1 Introduction This section provides the information needed to install your PMM 3010 3030 It includes the information pertinent to initial inspection and power requirements connections operating environment instrument mounting cleaning storage and shipment 2 2 Initial Inspection When receiving the equipment first inspect the shipping box for any damage If the shipping box is damaged it should be kept until the contents of the shipment have been checked for completeness and the instrument has been checked mechanically and electrically 2 3 Packing and Verify the availability of all the shipped items with reference to the shipping Unpacking check list enclosed with the Operating Manual Notify any damage to the forwarder personnel as well as to your NARDA Representative Nu WARNING To avoid further damage do not turn on the instrument when there are signs of shipping damage to any portion of it 2 4 Preparation for Use This is a Safety Class apparatus but it is also equipped with a protective functional earth terminal on the rear panel A good Nu WARNING safety functional ground connection should be provided before to i operate the Generator The PMM 3010 is available with only external power supp
8. been ignored IE argument gt 31 Example SUPP 5 will set e User Port pins OUTO and OUT2 to high level e User Port pins OUT1 and OUTS are low level Remote Control narda Safety Test Solutions 6 6 SW 03 Software Refer to PMM SW 03 Operating Manual for the instructions concerning how to use the PMM 3010 3030 within the Immunity system software Remote control narda Safety Test Solutions 7 Updating firmware 7 1 Introduction The PMM 3010 3030 features a simple and user friendly method for updating its internal firmware through a Personal Computer PC This section provides all the information required for easy updating 7 2 System requirements The minimum requirements to allow the software to operate properly are the following e 486 Processor or Pentium e 16 Mb of RAM e atleast 10 Mb of free space on hard disk e 1 free Serial Port RS 232 or alternatively a USB RS 232 Adapter with related driver e Windows Operating System 95 98 2000 XP Vista Win7 7 3 Preparing the Turn off the PMM 3010 3030 and connect the RS 232 cable supplied with Hardware the apparatus directly or through a USB RS 232 Adapter separately purchased once related driver has been properly installed to the 9 pin socket situated on the back panel of PMM 3010 3030 on one side and to a free RS232 port or USB in case of Adapter s use on the PC side The first free RS 232 port will be automatically detected by the Firmware Update Program d
9. further information from your local NARDA Sales Partner or by visiting our website at www narda sts it M Servizio richiesto M Service needed L Solo taratura O Riparazione LJ Riparazione amp Taratura O Taratura SIT LI Altro O Calibration only L Repair L Repair amp Calibration L Certified Calibration CO Other Ditta Company Indirizzo Address Persona da contattare Telefono Technical contact person Phone n Modello Numero di serie Eguipment model Serial n M Accessori ritornati con l apparecchiatura O Nessuno O Cavo i LJ Cavo di alimentazione Altro M Accessories returned with unit L None C Cable s LI Power cable Other M Sintomi o problemi osservati V Observed symptoms problems M Guasto O Fisso O Intermittente Sensibilea L Freddo O Caldo LU Vibrazioni UL Altro M Failure 1 Continuous LJ Intermittent Sensitive to LI Cold L Heat C Vibration C Other Descrizione del guasto condizioni di funzionamento Failure symptoms special control settings description Se l unit parte di un sistema descriverne la configurazione If unit is part of system please list other interconnected equipment and system set up Suggerimenti Commenti Note Suggestions Comments Note
10. screws and M6 cage nut PMM 9010 RMA Rack Mount Adapter narda Safety Test Solutions 8 11 Installing the This section describes how to install the PMM 9010 RMA Rack Mount Adapter PMM 9010 RMA Insert the cage nuts behind the vertical rails with respect to the Rack Unit Boundary and the distance show below ete LIO 5 2mm You can use a rack insertion tool or a flat blade screwdriver to install the cage nuts Insert the chassis into the rack Slide the chassis into the rack until the front flange is flat against the cage nuts Using the four screws and black plastic washers fix the chassis by its flanges to the rack PMM 9010 RMA Rack Mount Adapter narda Safety Test Solutions 8 12 Use of the The following procedure is indifferently referred to the 3010 or 3030 PMM 9010 RMA with PMM 3010 This section provides the information needed to install your 3010 Instrument on the PMM 9010 RMA Rack Mount Adapter Remove the frontal panel from the Rack unscrewing the milled knob without loosing it completely Using the handles open the PMM 9010 RMA slowly Place the instrument by the rectangular holes and drag the instrument in contact with the frontal panel To ensure the necessary stability the instrument must be fastened to the unit using the straps Connect the cables on the rear panel see Installation chapter for further information To fix the re
11. sets the tuning frequency The string f can be in exponential form and should be expressed in MHz The reply is CFR OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or CFR SERR if the command has been ignored Example SCFR 150 Sets the carrier frequency to 150 MHz SCLV This setting command sets the level of carrier The string I can be in exponential form and should be expressed in dBm The reply is CLV OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or CLV SERR if the command has been ignored Example CLV 20 Sets the level of carrier to 20 dBm SRFO stat This setting command switches Off or On the RF OUT on N connector The string stat must be either OFF or ON otherwise the command is ignored The reply is RFO OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or RFO SERR if the command has been ignored If stat ON and the INTERLOCK signal User Port IN3 refer to par 2 11 is active the command has no effect and the reply is RFO ILCK When stat OFF the INTERLOCK signal is ignored thus the reply is RFO OK regardless its state Example RFO ON switches ON or OFF RF OUT on N connector Example RFO ON while INTERLOCK is On does not change the RF Out on N connector SMON stat This setting command switches OFF or ON the modulation The string stat must be either OFF or ON otherwise the command is ignored The reply is MON OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or MON SERR if the command
12. steps previously set in corresponding menus When the Cursor amp Knob mode is returned pushing again the Step Mode button the Level Step dB window becomes gray to indicate Step Mode through Knob and Arrows is not active anymore T Enter 100 000000 MHz 0 10 dBm Knob a 4 Arrows Level Step del z Knok UE Pause T ot ep _ Mode i RF O FF The fifth button in the Frequency menu is used to switch the RF Output On or OFF When the RF Output is active the corresponding ON indication on the screen is highlighted RF OUT RF OUT OFF In order to provide the User with signals even lower or higher than those in specifications guaranteed ones the actual minimum level that could be displayed on the screen is 107 dBm while the maximum could be 10 dBm To set the appropriate unit for your convenience it is simply necessary to go to the Setup mode and enter the Unit selection menu as described in paragraph 3 3 To prevent accidental damage of PMM 3010 3030 or other equipments connected in the testing chain amplifier power meter etc be sure all devices are properly connected before switching ON this RF generator In case of using PMM 3010 3030 connected to amplifiers and antennas in chain be sure to keep all doors of protected shielded enclosure properly closed before switching ON the RF Output in order to avoid any possible injury by electromagnetic po
13. 010 3030 on select Update Firmware or Update FPGA button and wait until the automatic transfer is completed 3030SeriesUp COMM 1 Firmware Image 3030P bin Update Firmware FPG Bitstream foga3030_bin Update FPGA During the storing procedure a blue bar will progress from left to right in the window of the PC showing percentage of downloading time by time until 100 3030SeriesUp COMM 1 Firmware Image 3030P bin Update Firmware A 39 inoue EXIT Updating Firmware 7 3 _ NOTE 7 4 narda Safety Test Solutions In the meanwhile on the 3010 3030 display the BIOS page appears showing again the updating status 3030 BIOS 1 00 31 03 05 SDRAM 16 MB gt OF Found CPLO S I AT FPGA Loaded gt ID 0x14 porla Flash Ok n Cai Mb found Paralel Flash Ok ENEE atg Keyra d OR When FW download finishes following message appears to show that everything was properly completed 9010UP 202720 Bytes have been stored In case of failure an error message is showed instead After Firmware Update is successfully completed switch OFF and then ON again the PMM 3010 3030 looking at screen Now at the top of the display a different FW Release Number and Date is showed after 3030 FW as per the following In case the release should not comply with what expected just check about the FW file used during installation or get in contact with the nearest NARDA
14. 6 3 1 Auto Test result ici iii io 3 1 3 2 Main Operating screen cece eeeeeaeeeeeeeneeaeens 3 1 3 3 Display settin Li 3 3 4 1 Start Up screen i 4 1 8 1 Front view 9010 RMA eee eeee eae eeteeeeeeeeaees 8 2 8 2 Inside view 9010 RMA i 8 3 8 3 PMM 9010 RMA with 3030 3010 Instrument 8 7 Tables Table Page 1 1 3010 Main Specifications Li 1 4 1 2 3030 Main Specifications Li 1 5 8 1 PMM 9010 RMA Main Specifications 8 2 Contents narda Safety Test Solutions WY SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS This product has been designed produced and tested in Italy and it left the factory in conditions fully complying with the current safety standards To maintain it in safe conditions and ensure correct use these general instructions must be fully understood and applied before the product is used When the device must be connected permanently first provide effective grounding If the device must be connected to other equipment or accessories make sure they are all safely grounded In case of devices permanently connected to the power supply and lacking any fuses or other devices of mains protection the power line must be equipped with adequate protection commensurate to the consumption of all the devices connected to it In case of connection of th
15. B USB A Optic Fiber DB 15 IEEE 488 RF Off RF On 320 x 240 pixel 16 gray levels dBm dBuV 10 C to 40 C 10 15 Volt DC 2 5A Li Ion interchangeable battery 3 h operations average available only for the version 3030 02 Standard AC DC adapters 235 x 105 x 335 mm WxHxD 3 5kg 4 3Kg General Information 15 narda Safety Test Solutions _ 1 9 PMM 3010 Front Panel pd Mi sicnat Generator 3010 vw hi Ji 230 000000 MHz A SN USB 3 20 dBm 4 RF OUTPUT Modulation CERIS Mode AM iHz a PW Depth 25 0 amp PA Tra K E Level Sten dE Id S f Knol Guia n a Arrows 6 08 amp ro Fig 1 1 PMM 3010 Front Panel Legend from left to right USB USB 2 0 connection port future implementation only PW Power led Indicates the power status DISPLAY Main display To graphically show the instrument status User keys 5 command keys To select the various available functions Controls Rotary Knob Left and Right decrease increase Arrow Keys Esc Enter Switch Key The Rotary Knob and the Arrows Keys can be used to increase and decrease the setting values the Esc key allows to return to the previous status display the Enter switch key is used to confirm a set value and to switch On and Off the instrument RF Output Main generator RF output connector General Information 7N narda Safety Test Solutions 1 10 PM
16. CE and with the EMC Directive 2004 108 CE NARDA Safety Test Solution EC Conformity Certificate in accordance with the Directives ISO IEC 17050 1 and 17050 2 This is to certify that the product PMM 3030 Signal Generator Produced by NARDA Safety Test Solution Via Benessea 29 B 17035 Cisano sul Neva SV ITALY complies with the following European Standards Safety CEI EN 61010 1 2001 EMC EN 61326 1 2007 This product complies with the requirements of Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 CE and with the EMC Directive 2004 108 CE NARDA Safety Test Solution EC Conformity Vil narda Safety Test Solutions This page has been intentionally left blank Vill Safety considerations p I 1 1 Documentation 7N narda Safety Test Solutions 1 General Information SIGNAL GENERATORGOIQ _________ __1 T n l1 e e ASS 41 FN HW 4 RF OUTPUT a J p s 4 _ F s ane SIGNAL GENERATOR 3030 ne n co T __ _ _ _ _ Sa CHA Me SS SSS gt SS RF OUTPUT Enclosed with this manual are a service questionnaire to send back to NARDA in case an equipment servicing is needed an accessories checklist to verify all accessories enclosed in the Document 3010 3030EN 31110 1 15 NARDA 2013 General Information 11 narda Safety Test Solutions 1 2 Operating Instruments manufactured after the printing of this manual may h
17. F When the RF Output is active the corresponding ON indication on the screen is highlighted i Fe KF_ULI To prevent accidental damage of PMM 3010 3030 or other equipments CAUTION connected in the testing chain amplifier power meter etc be sure all devices are properly connected before switching ON this RF generator In case of using PMM 3010 3030 connected to amplifiers and antennas in chain be sure to keep all doors of protected shielded enclosure SU WARNING properly closed before switching ON the RF Output in order to avoid any possible injury by electromagnetic pollution and subsequent legal actions by local government It is possible to take advantage of the INTERLOCK function by for example connecting a switch on the door of the cell or the room to the GC NOTE 3030 User Port Please refer to par 2 11 to find the information concerning how to connect an external Interlock switch I LCK Operating Instructions narda Safety Test Solutions 4 3 Level Pushing Level button opens a sub menu The Level menu is again divided into five sub functions Level dI Enter 20 000000 MHz m 10 00 dBm sea f za Arrows Step IL Mode RF OUT OFF Rr Sut e Enter e Knob e Arrows e Step Mode e RF Out On OFF In this mode the RF Output Level can be adjusted by pressing the Arrow Keys to move the cursor below desired digit then rotating
18. IN3 so that the Interlock is active and then inhibit it by closing to ground a switch or via an open collector transistor or a photoresistor or photodiode phototransistor USER PORT CON DBIS F IH3 JT INI d1 2 12 di 3 OUTO JI OUTI JI S QUT di USR HISO J F Z 7k 41 8 INZ JI 9 IND J1 10 case ari Jim I L DUTI 31 12 Mi R2 LA t igs i gp ei j 1 Si r PC meser lt 7 OUTS J1 13 SI a DI lt Fo iskor USR MOSI Ji 14 i USR CLE J1 15 Push button or Open collector Photoresistor reed switch ot the Open drain Photodiode or anechoic chamber Phototransistar door etc Fig 2 2 Example of INTERLOCK circuits Installation narda Safety Test Solutions 3 Set Up and Panel Instructions 3 1 Introduction PMM 3010 3030 has been designed with an user friendly interface to be easily used by EMC engineer as well by not skilled personnel All the functions can be recalled by the front panel keyboard and rotary knob The internal firmware Start Up process performs an Auto Test immediately after having switched ON the equipment and all resulting data are reported on the LCD display as showed in the following screenshot 3030 FY A 32 26 10 07 SDRAM 16 MB gt OK Found CPLD gt ID 0x1b FPGA Loaded gt 1D 0x2 ASP OK Serial Flash Ok 20 Mb found Parallel Flash Ok Gib Main Board D 000WE70204 evPa Module RF OK Fig 3 1 Auto Test Result lf the Auto
19. L Earth Warning danger of electric shock Read carefully the Operating Manual and its instructions pay attention to the safety Unit Earth Connection symbols OPP I Earth Protection vw Equipotential EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS USED IN THIS DOCUMENT a The DANGER sign draws attention to a potential risk to a DANGER person s safety All the precautions must be fully understood and applied before proceeding The WARNING sign draws attention to a potential risk of WARNING damage to the apparatus or loss of data All the precautions must be fully understood and applied before proceeding The CAUTION sign draws attention against unsafe practices CAUTION for the apparatus functionality NOTE The NOTE draw attention to important information or nu Note and symbols narda Safety Test Solutions Contents Page Safety recommendations and instructions VI EC Conformity Certificate 1111 sr VI 1 General Information 1 1 Documentation cece e ence ee eee ee eeaeeeeaeeeeeaeeneaaeneas 1 1 1 2 Operating Manual changes eee esse eeeeeaeeeeeeaeens 1 2 1 3 Introduction to PMM 3010 3030 eee eeeeeeeeeneenees 1 2 1 4 INSTUMENT Hem seski EEDE 1 3 1 5 Oplional ACCeSSONEeS icrari arianna 1 3 1 6 Other ACCC SS ONC Sev spianatoia ia 1 3 1 7 PMM 3010 Main SpecificatioNS e ence esse eeeeeea
20. M 3010 Rear Panel USER PORT 10 15 Vde Mat Mo O CN da Sio T di R DO NOT COVER FAN a a be a Oy REF S Fig 1 2 PMM 3010 Rear Panel Legend from left to right RS232 9 pin DB9 connector USER PORT User l O Port USB Fully functional USB 2 0 Port LINK1 LINK2 Optical link connectors for PMM equipments for future implementation Power Supply Power Supply Inputs for use to power the apparatus PS1 MOD External modulation input REF External Reference input output Fan Cooling Fan controlled by firmware Earth ground connector Product Label and Serial Number General Information 1 7 7N narda Safety Test Solutions 1 11 PMM 3030 Front Panel 3 P i Misicnat GENERATOR 3030 ee mney paper ever gigio i PEL SAIN Esc ih RF OUTPUT Fig 1 3 PMM 3030 Front Panel Legend from left to right USB USB 2 0 connection port future implementation only PW Power led Indicates the power status DISPLAY Main display To graphically show the instrument status User keys 5 command keys To select the various available functions Controls Rotary Knob Left and Right decrease increase Arrow Keys Esc Enter Switch Key The Rotary Knob and the Arrows Keys can be used to increase and decrease the setting values the Esc key allows to return to the previous status display the Enter switch key is used to confirm a set value a
21. Solutions _ 3 3 Unit Entering in the Unit menu it is possible to change the indicated unit used to display the measured levels The available units are dBuV and dBm In a 50 Ohm system the relationship between dBm and dBuvV is Unit dBuV dBm 107 i e 0 dBm 1 mW 107 dBuV 3 4 Misc Entering the Misc menu it is possible to select the Internal Frequency Reference or the External one In the first situation Int Ref the internal 10 MHz precise TCXO is selected and a 10 MHz 0 dBm output signal becomes available at the REF connector on the rear panel what could be useful to synchronize other instruments When the Ext Ref is selected the REF connector becomes an input which an external 10 MHz 0 dBm signal should be connected to The impedance for both output and input reference is 50 Q IntvExt 20 000 MHz 20 0 dBm Set Up and Panel Instructions narda Safety Test Solutions 3 5 Panel The Panel function allows the User to store up to 2 different setups that can be recalled any time PONEL Pressing Save 1 or Save 2 the actual setup is stored in the internal memory with the two Recall buttons the corresponding setup is recovered from receivers memory Please remember each time one of the Save buttons is pressed the stored set up is overwritten by the new one the saved setups are therefore kept memorized in the receiver until a new set up is stored in the same memory The Default button ca
22. abrasive cloth for external cleaning of the equipment acid acetone or similar matter to avoid damage to external plastic or M CAUTION To clean the equipment do not use any solvent thinner turpentine display surfaces 2 9 Equipment ventilation To allow correct equipment ventilation ensure that the vent grids on the M CAUTION rear panel and on the bottom of the Generator are free by any obstructing object Installation 23 narda Safety Test Solutions 2 10 Hardware PMM 3010 3030 is delivered from factory ready to use Remove the Installation Generator from cardboard shipping box and keep the ON button pressed until the PW Led lights up about 1 second then release the button To avoid unwanted starts if the ON button is kept pressed for a too short time or for more then 2 seconds the instrument is switched automatically off After having been switched ON the PMM 3010 3030 boots with its internal BIOS and runs the firmware which manages the Generator At the beginning the instrument performs a diagnostic test to check if everything is working properly The boot sequence is very fast and the Generator is ready to use in a couple of seconds after having pressed the ON button During the switch on procedure the LCD displays the results of the auto test and the release and date of the loaded firmware if the display shows OK it means that the PMM 3010 3030 is working properly When the sequence is c
23. always displayed in the same section Operating Instructions narda Safety Test Solutions Not only modulation frequency and mode are selectable but also Depth Modulation Depth can be adjusted Pressing this key the User can input the modulation depth percentage The percentage is shown in the Modulation section on the display The generator is internally equalized to get the same modulation depth over the whole frequency band NOTE The User may enter a value even beyond the range indicated in the main specifications and actually the depth can be set between 10 and 90 This function key works as a toggle switch to select between the internal ini modulating sources and the external one The corresponding indication is shown in the Modulation section at left side of the screen When the internal modulation is chosen the related mode can be selected by the Mode key as described Setting the External modulation the generator uses the signal coming from the MOD connector located on the rear panel as the source for the RF modulator Pay attention not to overload the External Modulation input The maximum allowed voltage is 10 Vpp with high impedance Connect your source only if you are pretty sure you re providing less than 10 Vpp about 131 dBuV Before to apply an unknown signal to PMM 3010 3030 generator use an My CAUTION oscilloscope or an audio frequency voltmeter to measure it If needed add an external h
24. ar cables to the Rack Mount insert plastic straps by of the round holes Using the handles close the PMM 9010 RMA slowly Fig 8 3 PMM 9010 RMA with 3010 Instrument PMM 9010 RMA Rack Mount Adapter 8 7 narda Safety Test Solutions This page has been left blank intentionally 8 8 PMM 9010 RMA Rack Mount Adapter Sales amp Support Manufacturing Plant EMENT Sys narda arii Via Leonardo da Vinci 21 23 Via Benessea 29 B on St Test 20090 Segrate MI ITALY 17035 Cisano sul Neva SV Q E an Communications Company S r l Socio Unico Fax 39 02 26998700 Fax 39 0182 586400 S SINCERT DEI http www narda sts it Mod 18 1 Caro cliente grazie per aver acquistato un prodotto NARDA Sei in possesso di uno strumento che per molti anni ti garantir un alta qualit di servizio NARDA riconosce l importanza del Cliente come ragione di esistenza ciascun commento e suggerimento sottoposto all attenzione della nostra organizzazione tenuto in grande considerazione La nostra qualit alla ricerca del miglioramento continuo Se uno dei Suoi strumenti NARDA necessita di riparazione o calibrazione pu aiutarci a servirla pi efficacemente compilando questa scheda e accludendola all apparecchio Tuttavia anche questo prodotto diventer obsoleto In questo caso ti ricordiamo che lo smaltimento dell apparecchiatura deve essere fatto in conformit con i regolamenti locali Questo prodotto conforme
25. ator of the PMM 3010 3030 runs in an innovative way Along its path the modulating signal is at first converted in digital by an ADC module then conditioned by the internal DSP chain and soon after converted in analog voltage again by a fast DAC circuit Such analog voltage is then used to modulate the carrier through a linear RF modulator The aim of this numeric approach is to guarantee linear stable and versatile modes of modulation with any base band frequency that even future rules and recommendations could require Operating Instructions narda Safety Test Solutions 5 PMM WIN3030 Software lol x Connection Preference 20 000 MHZ ee we ore 10 0 dBm on SO L 5 1 Introduction PMM WIN3030 is a PC utility developed to drive the PMM 3010 3030 Signal Generator directly through a PC In addition to the PMM Immunity Suite it is an useful tool to use the RF generator from remote still having all features available and even more It is possible to set the frequency and level of the signal to be generated and also to activate one of the modulations available The RF output can be switched On and Off and some presets can be saved and recalled 5 2 System requirements he minimum requirements to allow the software to operate properly are the following 486 Processor or Pentium 16 Mb of RAM at least 32 Mb of free space on hard disk 1 free Serial Port RS 232 or alternatively a USB Windows Opera
26. ave a Manual Changes serial number prefix not listed on the title page this indicates that instruments with different Serial Number prefix may be different from those documented in this manual 1 3 Introduction PMM 3010 3030 is a powerful wide band signal generator covering the to PMM 3010 3030 frequency range from 9 KHz to 1000 MHz for PMM 3010 and from 9 kHz to 3000 MHz for PMM 3030 The generator is fully automatic and programmable via a RS232 serial port or an USB Due to his performances it is an ideal tool for all EMC immunity test applications The instrument has several features not even included into high cost generator such as internal pulse modulation sweeping and correction table downloading not implemented yet The PMM 3010 3030 has been designed adopting an innovative philosophy made possible only in the recent years by the availability of superior technology components Most parts of this instrument are fully digital but not of course the output RF module It therefore combines into a versatile signal Generator the precision and accuracy of a numeric approach with flexibility and user friendly approach typical of a modern instrument 12 General Information narda Safety Test Solutions 1 4 Instrument Items 1 5 Optional accessories 1 6 Other accessories PMM 3010 3030 includes the following items PMM Signal Generator BP 01 Li ion battery pack available only for the version 3030 02 External
27. ck units equal to 3 inches 132 5 cm 8 8 Required Equipment Before you begin the installation ensure that you have the following items Crosshead screwdriver not provided Flat blade screwdriver or rack insertion tool not provided Tape measure and level not provided Rack Mount kit provided 8 9 Moving chassis When lifting the chassis be aware of its weight and follow these guidelines Disconnect all power and external cables before lifting the chassis Remove all instruments from the chassis before lifting M CAUTION Make sure that the milled knob well locking Using the two handles lift the PMM 9010 RMA slowly keeping your back straight Lift with your legs not with your back Bend at the knees not at the waist PMM 9010 RMA Rack Mount Adapter narda Safety Test Solutions 8 10 Installation When installing the chassis follow these guidelines guidelines Plan your site configuration and prepare the site before installing the chassis Ensure that there is adequate space around the rack to allow for servicing the chassis and for airflow If the rack has wheels ensure that the brakes are engaged or that the rack is otherwise stabilized wy WARNING For a round hole tapped rack use clip nuts with M6 x 16 screw not provided D G D D SS SS Se oe oe For a square hole untapped rack shown below use M6 x 16 dp WARNING screws plastic round washers head
28. clicca su Avanti per continuare lt Indietro Annulla PMM WIN3030 Software 5 7 narda Safety Test Solutions This page has been left blank intentionally PMM WIN3030 Software narda Safety Test Solutions 6 Remote control 6 1 Introduction PMM 3010 3030 has been designed to allow remote control operations through its either RS232 or USB Rear ports When using RS232 you can use only one instrument connected to PC serial port If using USB you can connect other instruments to the free RS232 port and the PMM 3010 3030 Generator to the USB 2 0 PMM 3010 3030 uses the same commands protocol for both communications 6 2 Communication Half duplex communication is implemented The RS232 port has a DB 9 female connector and the USB 2 0 has a USB B connector A built in automatic tool identify the type of communication used Standard communication is implemented at 115200 bit sec with 8 bit words one stop bit and no parity 115200 N 8 1 It is also possible to set the RS 232 bitrate at 9600 and 38400 bps 6 3 Protocol Be aware that only the PC can send the commands PMM 3010 3030 will answer when is inquired only The communication uses strings with variable lenght The characters used inside the strings are in ASCII format 00 127 at 7 bits The most significant bits are ignored in reception and set to 0 during transmission Every string starts with the special character and stops wit
29. dBm This is the operating mode in which the instrument works as a common stand alone signal generator On the screen of the operating mode all the relevant information are reported In the 3D gray box the User can read the generator frequency and level in the other smaller boxes are the information concerning Modulation Frequency step Level step and the status of the RF Output Document 3010 3030EN 31110 1 15 NARDA 2013 Operating Instructions narda Safety Test Solutions 4 2 Frequency Pushing Freq button opens a sub menu The Frequency menu is divided into five sub functions Freq Enter Knob Arrows Step Mode RF Out On OFF To adjust the frequency value the operator can underline proper digit simply pressing the Left and Right Arrows keys on the front panel then decrease or increase the value by rotating the Rotary Knob L NOTE Always use Esc button to return to the previous view condition This button is used to enter the numerical value of desired frequency When Enter it is pressed the PMM 3010 3030 shows a small window in the bottom left Enter corner of the display in which the set frequency will appear The value is entered by pressing the five Function Keys on the right side of the display Using Left and Right gt Arrows keys displayed values will be scrolled providing alternatively 0 to 4 or 5 to 9 numbers Frequency Units Dot Pitch and Back
30. da Safety Test Solutions 1 8 Main Specifications Table 1 1 lists the PMM 3030 performance specifications The following conditions apply to all specifications e The ambient temperature shall be 10 C to 40 C TABLE 1 2 Main Specifications Performance Limits Electrical Characteristics Frequency Range Resolution Accuracy Level Range Resolution Accuracy Output impedance Connector Spectral purity Harmonic AM modulation Internal External Input impedance Connector Pulse modulation Internal ON OFF ratio gt 40 dB 0 dBm Remote control System interface Connectors User Port Display Graphical resolution Units Operating temperature Power supply Dimensions Weight Version 3030 01 without battery Version 3030 02 with battery 7 4V 6 6Ah Li ion Firmware release 1 06 or higher 9 kHz to 3 GHZ 1 kHz 10 ppm f gt 10 MHz 107 to 10 dBm 0 1 dB 1 dB dB Level gt 30dBm 50 Q N female lt 30 dBc 0 dBm f gt 1 MHz 2 Hz 50Hz 400Hz 1 kHz from 10 to 90 2 Hz to 10 kHz from 10 to 90 600 Q BNC female 1 Hz 100 Hz 200 Hz 1 kHz duty cycle 1 2 100 Hz duty cycle 1 24 200 Hz 217 Hz duty cycle 1 8 RS 232 USB 2 0 rear USB 2 0 front only for future implementation High Speed Optical Link 2 channels only for future implementation User Port Bluetooth through optional adapter IEEE 488 GPIB external option DB9 USB
31. e it is suggested to recharge the batteries at least every 4 months even when the PMM 3030 02 has not been used 2 6 Environment The operating environment of the Generator is specified to be within the following limits e Temperature 10 to 40 C e Humidity lt 90 relative e Altitude 4000 meters The instrument should be stored and shipped in a clean dry environment which is specified to be within the following limitations e Temperature 40 to 50 C e Humidity lt 95 relative e Altitude 15 000 meters 22 Installation narda Safety Test Solutions 2 7 Return for Service lf the instrument should be returned to NARDA for servicing please complete the questionnaire enclosed with the Operating Manual and attach it to the instrument To minimize the repair time be as specific as possible when describing the failure If the failure only occurs under certain conditions explain how to duplicate the failure If possible reusing of the original packaging to ship the equipment is preferable In case other package should be used ensure to wrap the instrument in heavy paper or plastic Use a strong shipping box and use enough shock absorbing material all around the equipment to provide a firm cushion and prevent movement in the shipping box in particular protect the front panel Seal the shipping box securely Mark the shipping box FRAGILE to encourage careful handling 2 8 Equipment Cleaning Use aclean dry non
32. e device to the power mains make sure before connection that the voltage selected on the voltage switch and the fuses are adequate for the voltage of the actual mains Devices in Safety Class equipped with connection to the power mains by means of cord and plug can only be plugged into a socket equipped with a ground wire Any interruption or loosening of the ground wire or of a connecting power cable inside or outside the device will cause a potential risk for the safety of the personnel Ground connections must not be interrupted intentionally To prevent the possible danger of electrocution do not remove any covers panels or guards installed on the device and refer only to NARDA Service Centers if maintenance should be necessary To maintain adequate protection from fire hazards replace fuses only with others of the same type and rating Follow the safety regulations and any additional instructions in this manual to prevent accidents and damages Safety considerations narda Safety Test Solutions EC Conformity Certificate in accordance with the Directives ISO IEC 17050 1 and 17050 2 This is to certify that the product PMM 3010 Signal Generator Produced by NARDA Safety Test Solution Via Benessea 29 B 17035 Cisano sul Neva SV ITALY complies with the following European Standards Safety CEI EN 61010 1 2001 EMC EN 61326 1 2007 This product complies with the requirements of Low Voltage Directive 2006 95
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34. ere the software will bel installed to lo Win3030 VISO Gatto wian rm CLITSTIINETIEND RIER aan EE mre NE mann inary ini rea E Lit ie n mn RIRTRAVISAScItIIZi I LIV ET he v SRI SEa i aE E AN Sa E S A I SOI SEE EN ON SE SNO EAEN VIE STD COLA AO n AS ci rai n 7 The user will be asked if the installation must be available to all users or only the current one PMM WIN3030 Software narda Safety Test Solutions Winsoso VOO Getto vian Copyright 2017 Nerda STS All tohta maarid hapii nanda sta it When the process is completed the above message appears 5 5 Running the Utility ADI Diff Amp Calculator MasterDoc fe Elsie 6 Uninstall Win3030 t Mostra Desktop een Brother eE WinSO30 Programmi Dati recenti To run the software simply look for it in the Programs bar and click the Win3030 icon PMM WIN3030 Software narda Safety Test Solutions 5 6 Connection Port To set the correct communication port between USB and RS232 open the Connection menu and select the option desired When the serial RS232 port is to be used please choose which COMn port is the one connected to the PMM 3010 3030 s Wins050 z OC Connection Preference Exit Ctrl E o Ja 5 7 Settings It is possible to vary the aspect by changing the colours and also to set the Frequency and Level steps desired By pressing the Default button the values go back to the factor
35. essing the status of RF OUTPUT to N connector The reply is either RFO Off or RFO On This query command MOD sends back a string expressing the Modulation Status The reply is a string divided into 3 fields as follows MOD Type Depth Status Where e Type is the kind of modulation and can be among the following o Ext AM 1kHz AM 400Hz AM50Hz AM2Hz Pulse 200Hz Pulse 1Hz Pulse 100Hz 1 2 Pulse 100Hz 1 24 Pulse 200Hz 1 8 Pulse 217Hz 1 8 o Pulse 1 kHz 1 2 e Depth is the depth of modulation e Status shows whether modulation is ON or OFF O O O O Oo O Oo OO Here below are some reply examples MOD AM 1kHz 90 0 OFF MOD AM 400Hz 90 0 OFF MOD Ext 90 0 OFF MOD AM 400Hz 10 0 ON This query command UPP sends back a string expressing the status of PINs of the User port Each Pin has own contribution according to its index as follow INO 2 0 IN1 241 IN2 2 2 IN3 2 3 Note this input is used for INTERLOCK Purpose Thus the number read back is the sum of each weighted contribution Example of reply UPP 5 means that User port Pins INO and IN2 are high level while user port Pins IN1 and IN3 are low level This query command DPY sends back a bitmap of display hardcopy This query command TMP sends back a string expressing the internal 3010 3030 temperature in degree centigrade Example of reply TMP 26 50 Remote Control narda Safety Test Solutions 6 5 2 SETTING Commands SCFR f This setting command
36. evel with max 1 mA draining It is even possible to directly connect an Input to an Output port and control the state of the Output via the PC please refer to the chapter 6 Remote Control for further information about how to do that If for example the OUT 3 and the IN 3 are connected together when the OUT 3 is set to high level also the IN 3 goes high and when it happens the INTERLOCK protection activates This is an easy way to control the Interlock function via software Installation 25 2 11 1 INTERLOCK narda Safety Test Solutions An Interlock function which is able to switch the RF OUT Off is provided for protection The User Port pin 1 IN3 is used for this purpose When the INS state is low level TTL which means for example it is left disconnected or connected to GND the Interlock function is disabled and the RF Out can be switched On or Off as needed When the IN3 input pin is instead at high TTL level the Interlock is activated and the RF Out is turned automatically Off RF OUT This is the indication when the I LC K Interlock is active An example of usage is to equip the door of the cell or room in use of an interlock switch and connect it in series with a 2 7kQ resistor from the User Port pin 3 to the User Port pin 1 In this way when the switch is open the Interlock is disabled while when closed the Interlock is activated Another circuit configuration could be to pull up the
37. h 6 4 Format Commands are made of ASCII strings delimited by the characters 0x23 and Ox2A Replies are terminated with lt CR gt lt LF gt r n Document 3010 3030EN 31110 1 15 NARDA 2013 Remote Control narda Safety Test Solutions 6 5 PMM 3010 3030 Following are Commands to control and set various operating modes of COMMANDs PMM 3010 3030 that can be distinguished in two main groups e Query Commands e Setting Commands 6 5 1 QUERY Commands Description IDN This query command IDN sends back a string containing information about model release and date of firmware Note that two lt LF gt are appended to the string before the terminator Example of reply IDN 3030 FW 1 12 20 10 07 lt LF gt lt LF gt 2S N This query command S N sends back a string containing 3010 3030 serial number internally stored by manufacturer Example of reply SIN 000WE50327 2CFR This query command CFR sends back a string expressing the tuning frequency Example of reply CFR 20 000MHz which means that the tuned frequency in manual mode is 20MHz CLV This query command CLV sends back a string expressing the RF OUT Level expressed in dBm regardless the set unit in the 3010 3030 Example of reply CLV 20 00 which means that the level carrier is 20dBm Remote control RFO MOD 2UPP DPY 2TMP narda Safety Test Solutions This query command RFO sends back a string expr
38. has been ignored Example SMON ON turns the modulation ON SMDE d This setting command sets the depth of modulation The string d can be in exponential form and should be expressed in percent The reply is MDE OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or MDE SERR if the command has been ignored Example SMDE 50 sets the depth of modulation to 50 0 Remote control narda Safety Test Solutions SMTY id This setting command sets the type of modulation The reply is STY OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or STY SERR if the command has been ignored The index id selects among the following list Ext AM 1kHz AM 400Hz AM 50Hz AM2Hz Pulse 200Hz Pulse 1Hz Pulse 200Hz 1 8 Pulse 100Hz 1 2 Pulse 100Hz 1 24 Pulse 217 4 Hz 1 8 Pulse 1 KHz 1 2 ORARIO Note that when modulation source is changed from Internal to external or vice versa before the change takes place the modulation must be OFF Therefore if the state is ON the command SMON OFF should be issued Example SMTY 1 sets the type of modulation to AM 1kHz SUPP n This setting command SUPP n output on the User port bit by bit the argument n Each Pin has its own contribution according to its index as follows OUTO 2 0 OUT1 2 1 OUT2 2 2 OUT3 243 Thus the argument sent is the sum of each weighted contribution The reply is UPP OK which acknowledges the command has been granted or UPP SERR if the command has
39. ifications The following conditions apply to all specifications e The ambient temperature shall be 10 C to 40 C TABLE 1 1 Main Specifications Electrical Characteristics Frequency Range Resolution Accuracy Level Range Resolution Accuracy Output impedance Connector Spectral purity Harmonic AM modulation Internal External Input impedance Connector Pulse modulation Internal ON OFF ratio gt 40 dB 0 dBm Remote control System interface Connectors User Port Display Graphical resolution Units Operating temperature Power supply Dimensions Weight General Information Performance Limits 9 kHz to 1 GHz 1 kHz 10 ppm f gt 10 MHz 107 to 10 dBm 0 1 dB 1 dB dB Level gt 30dBm 50 Q N female lt 30 dBc 0 dBm f gt 1 MHz 2 Hz 50Hz 400Hz 1 kHz from 10 to 90 2 Hz to 10 kHz from 10 to 90 600 Q BNC female 1 Hz 100 Hz 200 Hz 1 kHz duty cycle 1 2 100 Hz duty cycle 1 24 200 Hz 217 Hz duty cycle 1 8 RS 232 USB 2 0 rear USB 2 0 front only for future implementation High Speed Optical Link 2 channels only for future implementation User Port Bluetooth through optional adapter IEEE 488 GPIB external option DB9 USB B USB A Optic Fiber DB 15 IEEE 488 RF Off RF On 320 x 240 pixel 16 gray levels dBm dBuV 10 C to 40 C 10 15 Volt DC 2 5A Standard AC DC adapters 235 x 105 x 335 mm WxHxD 3 5kg nar
40. igh impedance attenuator on the input signal line An Overload indication will automatically appear on the screen to inform the Operator that the level of the applied signal for external modulation is too high to avoid errors and even damages to the generator it is then necessary to reduce the voltage of the modulating signal LRN OTE When the modulation is activated the maximum available output power level is reduced by 6dB So using modulated signals the max available power level is 4dBm It is still possible to set the level up to 10 dBm but they may be unleveled When the AM modulator is active the level displayed is as the theory cNOTE defines the power of its carrier So for example when a 0 dBm fully bel modulated signal is generated the effective output power is about 1 76 dBm When the PULSE modulator is active the level displayed is the one for which a 2 pulse modulation produces the same average power as an unmodulated carrier For duty cycles of modulation different from 1 2 es 1 8 or 1 24 the peak is mantained the same as for the 1 Operating Instructions narda Safety Test Solutions With the last key appearing in the Modulation functions menu it is possible to enable or disable the modulator Mod ON 0FF This is a toggle switch by which the modulation can be set either ON or OFF default is not active In the Modulation section on the screen the Status is always displayed The modul
41. ii 7 4 Software Installation cccc cece ese i 7 5 To transfer data 0 8 PMM 9010 RMA Rack Mount Adapter for Rack 19 O IR MOGUEHO Masoni aero 8 2 Instruments ItemS cece cece eecseeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeseeesaeereneeas 8 3 Optional accessorieS Li 8 4 PMM 9010 RMA Main SpecificationSs 8 5 PMM 9010 RMA Front view ece eee ee eee eeseaseeeeeeeeeaes 8 6 PMM 9010 RMA Inside VIeW Li 8 7 Rack requirements 8 8 Required equipment ii 9 9 NIOVIRO CHASS Siraicerioi ra biiiozina ba Ekina RA ARARNAR EAEEREN RISAN 8 10 Installation guidelines Li 8 11 Installing the PMM 9010 RMA eens eeaeeeaes 8 12 Use of the PMM 9010 RMA with PMM 3010 Contents 8 narda Safety Test Solutions narda Safety Test Solutions Figures Figure Page 1 1 PMM 3010 Front Panel 1 6 1 2 PMM 3010 Rear Panel i 1 7 1 3 PMM 3030 Front Panel ccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeaes 1 8 1 4 PMM 3030 Rear Panel i 1 9 1 5 BP 01 Replaceable battery eeeeeeeeeaees 1 10 1 6 PMM 3010 3030 Functional Block Diagram 1 10 2 1 ODEraliNGSCIeeH iccriaorn oa 2 4 2 2 Example of INTERLOCK circuits 2
42. k Mount Adapter narda Safety Test Solutions 8 4 PMM 9010 RMA Table 8 1 lists the PMM 9010 RMA specifications Main Specifications TABLE 8 1 Technical Specifications Environment temperature 0 to 40 C Rack unit 3U Dimensions 483 x 410 x 132 5 mm WxDxH Weight 5 5 Kg without instruments 8 5 PMM 9010 RMA Front view Fig 8 1 Front view Legend 1 Holes Flanges used to fix the Rack Mount to the Rack 2 Handles used to carry the Rack Mount 3 PMM 3010 or 3030 window 4 Milled knob used to fix the frontal panel to the Rack 5 Cover for future implementation PMM 9010 RMA Rack Mount Adapter narda Safety Test Solutions 8 6 PMM 9010 RMA Inside view Pr a MM Tre reo0e __ooeba om s n __ 1 h ___ n i b F i Fig 8 2 Inside view Legend 1 Round holes of service 2 Rectangular holes used to put 3010 or 3030 Instrument 93 3030 or 3030 straps 4 Rectangular holes for future implementation 5 Straps for future implementation PMM 9010 RMA Rack Mount Adapter narda Safety Test Solutions 8 7 Rack Requirements The rack must be of the following type Standard 19 inch 483 mm with mounting rails that conform to English universal hole spacing per section 1 of ANSI EIA 310 D 1992 The minimum vertical rack space per chassis must be 3U ra
43. llution and subsequent legal actions by local government When the INTERLOCK protection function is activated it is not possible to switch On the RF OUT Operating Instructions 4 7 narda Safety Test Solutions 4 4 Modulation The Modulation menu has four sub functions 100 000000 MHz 3 00 dBm Fio culation l Mode Extern Status OM o FF OUT Mode Depth Int Ext Mod ON OFF In this mode the output power level can still be changed by Cursor amp Knob if the Level was lately chosen before entering the Modulation screen simply moving the cursor below the desired digit and rotating the knob on the front panel to increase or decrease tt By pressing the Mode key it is possible to select the proper modulation mode between the following two submenus Sine Mod Pulse Mod AM 2 Hz Pulse 1 Hz 1 2 AM 50 Hz Pulse 100 Hz 1 2 AM 400Hz Pulse 200 Hz 1 2 AM 1 KHz Pulse 1 kHz 1 2 Pulse 100 Hz 1 24 Pulse 200 Hz 1 8 Pulse 217 Hz 1 8 The chosen Mode is shown in the Modulation section which becomes black in color on the display The fractional value following the frequency repetition of each pulse modulation is the duty cycle of the On Off Keying that is to say the time the carrier is on against the time it is off After selecting desired mode press Mod ON OFF bution to activate the modulation In the same way pressing again the key the modulation is switched back OFF Selected Status is
44. lly stored in the same directory of the 3030SeriesUp exe otherwise just copy them there before performing the upgrade Be sure batteries of PMM 3030 02 and connected Laptop PC are fully charged before performing the FW Upgrade otherwise the upgrade progress could not terminate properly Alternatively be sure to have both PMM 3010 3030 and Laptop PC powered through their respective AC DC power adapters SU WARNING Anyway even in case of failure the internal BIOS will never be corrupted and you ll just need to repeat the procedure once more this is a unique feature Should FW Upgrade procedure stop before reaching the 100 completion that will have not to be considered a trouble but simply an intermediate step in this case please switch OFF and ON the generator and repeat the FW Upgrade procedure once more until the end Always cycle power OFF and ON again after every FW Upgrade Choose the COM port pressing the Up or the Down arrows Please select comm port R5232 2 Move the cursor to the COM port number and select the left mouse button to highlight the box Please select comm port Press RS232 button or Enter key to set the com port 7 2 Updating Firmware 7 5 To transfer data A narda Safety Test Solutions orogram will display the following window 3030SenesUp COMM 1 Firmware Image Update Firmware FPGA Bitstream Update FPGA To start the process simply switch PMM 3
45. ly The PMM 3030 is available in two different version NOTE e 3030 01 with only external power supply e 3030 02 with external power supply and the Li ion Battery Pack BP01 7 4V Li lon 6 6Ah 2 5 PMM 3030 02 The battery charger supplied with the PMM 3030 02 can work at either 50 Battery charger Hz or 60 Hz with a supply voltage rated between 100 and 240 Volt It is supplied when needed with different connectors to fit all the possible outlets in accordance with the various National standards _ Battery charger DC 10 15 V 2500 mA gt H gt DC Connector 2 5 1 To replace the To replace the mains connector simply remove the one installed on the mains connector of battery charger sliding it off and insert the one that fits the outlets in use the battery charger Document 3010 3030EN 31110 1 15 NARDA 2013 Installation 21 narda Safety Test Solutions 2 5 2 To charge the In order to guarantee the best autonomy of the internal battery we internal battery recommend to fully recharge it before using the PMM 3030 02 To charge the battery simply connect the battery charger to the mains power socket and insert the DC output connector of the battery charger to the input CHARGER on the rear panel of the Generator The average charging time is 6 hours when starting with a completely discharged battery 2 5 3 Indication of the The charge status of the battery is displayed on the top right hand corner of batte
46. n be used to load a factory default setup saved into the memory as standard settings at time of manufacturing 20 000 MHz Set Up and Panel Instructions 35 narda Safety Test Solutions This page has been left blank intentionally Set Up and Panel Instructions narda Safety Test Solutions 4 Operating Instructions 4 1 Introduction PMM 3010 3030 has been designed with an user friendly interface to be easily operated by EMC engineers as well as by not skilled personnel All the functions can be recalled through front panel keyboard and rotary Knob In the previous chapter it has been already explained that diagnostic information are displayed after switching ON the unit and soon after the screen is automatically switched to the Main Operating Window where it will be possible to select all operating conditions for 3010 3030 generator Start 3030 FY A 32Z 26 10 07 SURAM 16 MB gt OK Found CPLD Sh FPGA Loaded gt ASP OK Serial Flash Ok 20 Mb found Parallel Flash Ok al Main Board ID 000WE 70204 D 0x1b D 0x2 KewPad DK Module RF OK Fig 4 1 Start Up Screen i In case the screen would not be switched automatically to the operating one Start for some reasons press the Start function key to enter the Operating Window which allows the operator to set the Frequency Level Modulation Configuration and Enable Disable of the RF Output of the generator 20 000 MHz 20 0
47. nd to switch On and Off the instrument RF Output Main generator RF output connector General Information narda Safety Test Solutions 1 12 PMM 3030 Rear Panel 10 15 Vdc 2 5Ama fa nada woo 3030_ bon 0000 dln 10 15 Vdc 2 5 A max POs a DO Li ion BATTERY as DO NOT COVER FAN Fig 1 4 PMM 3030 Rear Panel Legend from left to right RS232 9 pin DB9 connector GPIB IEEE488 I O Port External Option USER PORT User I O Port USB Fully functional USB 2 0 Port LINK1 LINK2 Optical link connectors for PMM equipments for future implementation Power Supply Power Supply Inputs for use to power the apparatus and simultaneously charge its battery PS1 and to simply charge the battery when it s out of the Generator PS2 Version 3030 02 MOD External modulation input REF External Reference input output Fan Cooling Fan controlled by firmware Replaceable Li lon Battery Fig 1 4 available only for the version 3030 02 with main Battery Charger connector Earth ground connector Product Label and Serial Number General Information narda Safety Test Solutions 4 7 USB LINKI LINK2 E any i 0 ii Sta k l LE 000wE70205 SPE N pum cosiuzoni eten yop 3030 ea omer Centro Mesure a 10 15 Vde 2 5 Amax Fig 1 5 BP 01 Replaceable Battery 1 13 Functional The PMM 3010 3030 features a completely new Generator
48. ompleted the main screen shows the test results and the main functional keys on the right of the LCD display the Generator is now ready to operate 3030 FU A 32Z 26 10 07 SDRAM 16 MB gt OK Found CPLO FPGA Loaded gt ID 0x2 ASP OK Serial Flash Ok 20 Mb found Parallel Flash Ok SbMb Main Board ID 000WE70204 eyrag LI Module AF OK Display at start up showing auto test result diagnostic info and Start button CAUTION To avoid damages to the RF power stage of the generator it is recommendable not to leave the output connector without any 50 Q load Also never inject signals into the output connector If auto test is normally passed PMM 3010 3030 switches automatically to the operation mode displaying the following screen 20 000 MHz 20 0 dBm Fig 2 1 Operating Screen Installation narda Safety Test Solutions 2 11 The User Port The PMM 3010 3030 features on the rear panel a programmable User Port that can be used to drive or to be driven by external devices or more generally to input output signals and data The User Port can easily be programmed and managed the connector has the following hardware connection PIN Signal 1 IN3 INTERLOCK 2 INT 3 12 VDC max 50 mA 4 OUT 0 5 OUT 2 6 OUT 4 7 USR MISO 8 and 9 IN 2 10 IN O 11 GND 12 OUT 1 13 OUT 3 14 USR MOSI 15 USR CLK Data output OUT 0 to OUT 4 and input IN 0 to IN 3 are opto coupled TTL l
49. ow all the instructions and recommendations contained in this document This product is a Safety Class instrument according to IEC classification and has been designed to meet the requirements of EN61010 1 Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement Control and Laboratory Use Class Il and Installation Category Il having double insulation and able to carry out mono phase power In accordance with the IEC classification the battery charger of this product meets requirements Safety supply operations YW This product has a Pollution Degree Il normally only non conductive pollution occurs Occasionally however a temporary conductivity caused by condensation must be expected The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice EXPLANATION OF ELECTRICAL AND SAFETY SYMBOLS You now own a high quality instrument that will give you many years of reliable service Nevertheless even this product will eventually become obsolete When that time comes please remember that electronic equipment must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations This product conforms to the WEEE Directive of the European Union 2002 96 EC and belongs to Category 9 Monitoring and Control Instruments You can return the instrument to us free of charge for proper environment friendly disposal You can obtain further information from your local Narda Sales Partner or by visiting our website at www narda sts it L
50. power supply battery charger Flexible black cover accessories holding N BNC coaxial adapter RS232 cable 2m USB cable 2m Operating manual PMM 3010 3030 Utility Software on CD Certificate of Compliance Return for Repair Form PMM 3010 3030 can be used with several optional accessories the most common being the following PMM 6000N RF 10W 15W amplifier 9 kHz 230 MHz PMM 6600 RF Power meter for EMC application PMM 6600D Slave power meter Various Amplifiers depending on the application 10 kHz 3 GHz F 203I 23 Injiection Clamp F 2031 23 DCN Decoupling Network F 120 9A Injection Probe F 33 1 Current Monitor Wide range of CDNs 150 50 Calibration kit for CDNs Load 50 50 Ohm load 6 dB 50 Ohm fixed attenuators 10 15 30 100 W Coupling Decoupling Networks EM current injection clamp RF power meters Wide range of Antennas PMM SWO06 Conducted Immunity software for IEC 1000 4 6 PMM SW03 Radiated Immunity software for IEC 1000 4 3 3010 BTA Serial Bluetooth Adapter 3030 BTA Serial Bluetooth Adapter GPIB to RS232 Adapter PMM 9010 RMA Rack Mount Adapter for Rack 19 Of course the PMM 3010 3030 can be used with other accessories available on the market like e Injection Probes and CDNs any type e Radiating Antennas e Various TEM GTEM Cells General Information 13 1 7 Main Specifications narda Safety Test Solutions Table 1 1 lists the PMM 3010 performance spec
51. ry knob can be directly edited into this window inputting data through the five Function Keys as usual Using Left and Right gt Arrows keys displayed values will be scrolled providing alternatively 0 to 4 or 5 to 9 numbers sign Dot Pitch and Back Space proper value to be input will then be selectable through one of the five Function Keys Pressing 0 as first number the decimal dot appears automatically Input of selected value will be completed soon after pushing the Return lt button on the front panel The default unit is dBm dBuV can be selected from the Config menu in the initial screen This button works like the Knob one but defines the Level Step used to increase or decrease the generator frequency through the Left and the Right Arrows keys on the front panel en 20 000000 MHz 19 50 dBm E Arr cas a l A Operating Instructions narda Safety Test Solutions Step Mode RF Qut On OFF wa WARNNG LA NOTE Pressing this key the User toggles between the two modes of operation in which the output level can be changed or by the Cursor amp Knob or by the Steps through the Knob and the Arrow Keys When the Step mode is activated the digit underline cursor disappears and the section named Level Step dB becomes black which means these values become active for output level changes by Knob or Arrows according to respective
52. ry status on the screen in most of the Generator modes The symbol of a small battery the screen and with will be filled up proportionally to the status of the battery charge PW led When the battery is not under charge the actual voltage value is displayed 754 under the symbol and the length of the black bar filling the symbol indicates i the available autonomy still remaining Ed When the battery charger is connected to the PMM 3030 02 the indication EWE PWR appears just below to the battery icon and the front panel PW led becomes yellow if the Generator is switched on and red if the Generator is off The battery charging is suspended or ends automatically when one of the following events occurs the full capacity of the battery has been achieved the internal temperature of the battery is higher then a preset safety threshold the charging time limit has been exceeded Both during recharging and when charge is completed PMM 3030 02 is ready for use The PW led on the front panel blinks green when the battery voltage NOTE drops below 7 0V to warn the Operator that the instrument is running out of battery To prevent any damage to the battery the PMM 3030 02 automatically switches itself off when the battery voltage falls below 6 5V In order to keep the batteries fully functional it is crucial to have a gt NOTE complete charge discharge cycle before storing them for periods longer than 4 months Therefor
53. sees 3 5 4 Operating instructions A T INUIOGUGHON ne en een ee tendiosi 4 1 4 2 FFEQUENCY cece cece eece esse eeaeeeeeeseeeeateeaeeesaneranetsgneegns 4 2 RCIE PR E 4 5 A ANOU NON ninni oi 4 8 Contents m 5 PMM WIN3030 Software Dl TM OGU CTO cina 5 2 System requirements i 5 3 Preparing the hardware i 94 Software INSIAIllation gctecetectsc1cerdacscenceaseretcceudesseuidesiaseesdeeoesios 5 5 Running the Utility sg ecnhntscccience sasueendcn ves toe sudeteenteeeadesierdaca eres 5 6 COMNMECION POM ironico et Bal eNOS ee 22 eine ar 5 8 ODEON wicascimnrcnostemanmicmnatecusseacientendeasgannnusenecessueusereedededuace 55 8 L91110 PER OO RO Oi 61 0 PEER OR E RATE 5 8 3 Frequency and Level Li 0 5 MOCUIGlioniS caaiiaiaanl sio So SMOD ON OFF tornarci 5 0 6 a aS 0 5 aaa eee ca ne ee ee eens SER ila arri 6 Remote control 6 1 MOG CUO Mia oe liti ita 6 2 COMMUNICALTON zsriinn STR irta OPTOG ee E ani GAFON eean iaia diario 6 5 PMM 3010 3030 commands 6 5 1 Query CommandSs i 6 5 2 Setting commandsSs ece cece eee eee teas tess eneeeaeenaeeanees 6 6 SW 03 Software cece cece cece cece eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeens 7 Updating firmware 7 4 INIFOFUCHON iaia 7 2 System requirements cece cece eeee esse eeeeeeeeeeeaneeaeeanes 7 3 Preparing the Hardware
54. t button kHz MHz or GHz For instance default unit is MHz then it could be also possible to input for example100 kHz as 0 1 soon followed by Return lt or 10 kHz as 0 01 and 1 kHz as 0 001 always followed by Return lt This button works like the Knob one but defines the Frequency Step used to increase or decrease the generator frequency through the Left and the Right gt Arrows keys on the front panel 20 003000 MHz 100 00 dBm r rows step Operating Instructions narda Safety Test Solutions Pressing this key the User toggles between the two modes of operation in which the frequency can be changed or by the Cursor amp Knob or by the Mode Steps through the Knob and the Arrow Keys When the Step mode is activated the digit underline cursor disappears and the section named Freq Step MHz becomes black which means these values become active for frequency changes by Knob or Arrows according to respective steps previously set in corresponding menus When the Cursor amp Knob mode is returned pushing again the Step Mode button the Freq Step MHz window becomes gray to indicate Step Mode through Knob and Arrows is not active anymore Enter 100 000000 MHz 0 00 dBm kno Freg Step MHz i Enok A SEHA Arii 16 000006 Arrows otep Mode The fifth button in the Frequency menu is used to switch the RF Output On or RF Out OFF On OF
55. the Knob on the front panel to increase or decrease the output level Li NOTE Always use Esc button to return to the previous view condition This button is used to directly input the numerical output level Enter When it is pressed the PMM 3010 3030 shows a small window at the bottom left corner of the display in which the new value will be inserted The value is entered by pressing the five Function Keys on the right side of the display Using Left and Right gt Arrows keys displayed values will be scrolled providing alternatively 0 to 4 or 5 to 9 numbers sign Dot Pitch and Back Space proper value to be input will then be selectable through one of the five Function Keys Pressing 0 as first number the decimal dot appears automatically Input of selected value will be completed soon after pushing the Return lt button on the front panel With the Esc button the original view can be restored at any moment 20 IO M Hz _3 00 dBm DE RF OUT Operating Instructions narda Safety Test Solutions Knob Allows the User to set the Output Level Step associated to the Rotary Knob To input desired Step in frequency simply use the Function and Arrows Keys as for the previous Enter button After pressing the Knob button at the bottom left corner of the screen the small window showed below appears Fi a 20 A MAZ 20 00 dBm The frequency step of the rota
56. ting System 98se 2000 XP Vista Win7 5 3 Preparing the Turn ON the PMM 3030 or 3010 and connect the RS 232 cable supplied Hardware with the apparatus directly or through a USB RS 232 Adapter separately purchased once related driver has been properly installed to the 9 pin socket situated on the back panel of PMM 3030 3010 on one side and toa free RS232 port or USB in case of Adapter s use on the PC side A USB connection can also be alternatively used The RS 232 proper COM port will be selected in the Settings section of the software In case of troubles please check port assignments on the PC through the Control Panel utility 5 4 Software The WIN3030 program is provided together with the PMM 3030 Software Installation burned on a CD ROM and included in PMM 3030 Generator package anyway it s always possible to check for newer releases and download them from official NARDA Italy Web Site Support page Document 3010 3030EN 31110 1 15 NARDA 2013 PMM WIN3030 Software 51 narda Test Solutions PMM WIN3030 Software is supplied with its installation procedure To install the software run WIN3030 Setup Wins03so vio Sarap vio PANADA Penati AA eiaa ere Wins03so0 VISO Getto vian It is requested to complete the form with your name and company PMM WIN3030 Software narda Test Solutions Wina030 v7 00 Setup v7 00 Then the user can choose the directory wh
57. uring installation In case of troubles please check port assignments on the PC through the Control Panel utility 7 4 Software The Update Firmware executable program is provided together with the Installation 3010 3030 Software Utility burned on a CD ROM and included in PMM 3010 3030 Signal Generator package anyway it s always possible to check for newer releases and download them from official NARDA Italy Web Site Support page Once the 3010SeriesUp Setup has been installed in the PC another item is created in the Programs list at Start Menu which is PMM 3030 Series from where the 3030SeriesUp program can be easily run Programmi fa PMM 3030 Series t Fe Dati recenti Li EG Impostazioni d Cerca Guida in linea e supporto tecnico J Esegui Disconnetti MIRKO 0 Chiudi sessione Document 3010 3030EN 31110 1 15 NARDA 2013 Updating Firmware 7 1 narda Safety Test Solutions Click on 3030SeriesUp 3030SeriesUp exe once for running the update program so getting the following window UPGRADING UTILITY 2 01 07 09 2011 narda Safety Test Solutions an Communications Company Please select comm port Two firmware components can be updated by this application Firmware which is the receiver internal program and FPGA to update the internal programmable logic The 3030FW bin file required for Firmware updating and the fpga3030 bin fle for FPGA are automatica
58. y settings Win3030 Settings Display Knob step Colors FreqJMHz Background Auto r Level dBm Auto Manual Foreground Manual Label 5 8 Operation In the main window it is possible to set the Frequency and Level of the signal to be generated 5 8 1 Cursor az o E CIA e 20 000 MHZ i e 200 dBm C oe The cursor indicates which digit will be varied by rotating the knob on the screen To move right or left through the digits use the arrow keys located under the knob PMM WIN3030 Software 55 narda Safety Test Solutions 5 8 2 Knob 5 8 3 Frequency and Level 5 8 4 Modulations mit 215 x Ta 2 3 ere oo 20 010 MHz iii a _ 7 12 e a i 20 0 Mms e Mod AM 400HZ 30 S N O00WE The value over the cursor can be changed by pointing and rotating the graphical knob on the screen with the mouse or using the arrow keys on the keyboard of your PC Press the Frequency or Level keys to chose which parameter is to be changed m winso30 Ny _ w w n n GES 6 joj xi Connection Preference 20 010 MHz 222 S 4 5 6 MHz bs OFF 20 0 dBm Tele I ata CN o am lt gt oFF oo The frequency and level values can also be entered using the softkeyboard

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