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There is a lot more inside the manual, but here are the most important steps:

1. Mount the transceiver and the LNC on the antenna.

2. Connect the cables as shown in the drawing (See page 2-3 of Operations Manual).
3. Connect a terminal to a serial port, configured to 1200bps, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, CR/LF Off.
Connection diagrams are in Appendix C.
4. Install a proper power connector on the (included) power cable. Plug the cable into 110 or 240VAC, 50/
60Hz. Verify the green LED on the transceiver is blinking, indicating normal internal operation. The red
LED is usually OFF. If illuminated, it indicates an alarm condition requiring attention. Refer to the
ALARM command for details (Appendix A).
5. Using the terminal, configure the transceiver to the proper frequency:
RXFREQ nnnn (nnnn in MHz —see Appendix D for channel)
TXFREQ nnnn (nnnn in MHz —see Appendix D for channel)
6. Configure receive gain and transmit output power:
RXGAIN nnn nnn ranges from 85 to 100
TXGAIN nn nn ranges from: 10 to 36 [0C] 44 to 70 [2C]
48 to 74 [5C] 51 to 77 [10C]
54 to 80 [20C] 57 to 83 [30C, 40C]
58 to 84 [50C, 60C] 60 to 86 [70C, 80C]
61 to 87 [100C] 63 to 89 [150C]
7. Enable the Transmitter: 64 to 90 [200C]
TX ON (TX OFF takes the transmitter OFF air)

AC
Power
(side
"Alarm"
Ground Lug mount)
Re d LED

GROUND ALARM
POWER

"OK"
J1 LNC J2 TX OUT J3 TX IF J4 RX IF J5 M & C J6 RS232
Green
LED

To LNC TX Signal from Modem

Serial ports for terminal or
To TX Fe edhorn RX Signal to Mode m computer

That’s really all you must do! Good luck with your new ANASAT®-C Transceiver!

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ANACOM
ANASAT®®-C Series
ANASAT -C Series
C-Band Transceiver
Operating Manual

Extended—EC
Super Extended—SEC
Russian —RC
PALAPA—PC
INSAT—XC
LMC
You have just received an AnaSat®-C Transceiver, a cost-effective product with no
compromise on quality and reliability. This product should provide tireless
performance in any reasonable operating environment.

We, at ANACOM, have taken great care to provide a convenient, easy-to-use product in
a single package. Our powerful Monitor and Control enables you to set transmit and
receive frequencies and gains and monitor numerous major and minor operational
parameters using a “dumb terminal” interface. There’s no need to worry about
available voltages; the internal universal power supply can automatically accommodate
virtually all AC voltage possibilities.

Should a situation arise beyond the operator’s control, just give us a telephone call.
Many situations can be diagnosed and solved by ANACOM’s trained customer-service
personnel over the phone.
If you have any questions, require technical assistance or training please call ANACOM
directly at (408) 748-7800 or FAX to us at (408) 748-7801. You can also send e-mail
to [email protected] and one of our engineers will contact you.

ANACOM, INC.
3000 Tasman Drive
Santa Clara, CA 95054
Tel: (408) 748-7800
Fax: (408) 748-7801
© 2005 AnaCom, Inc. All rights reserved. The information furnished by AnaCom, Incorporated, in this publication is
believed to be accurate and reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed by AnaCom for its use, nor any
infringements of patents or other rights of third parties resulting from its use. No license is granted by implication or
otherwise under any patent or patent right of AnaCom, Inc. AnaCom reserves the right to change circuitry and
specifications at any time without prior notice.
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3072309

Operating Manual
for the

ANASAT®-C-Series

C-Band Transceiver

Table of Contents
Subject Page
Section 1. Product Introduction and Specifications ............................................... 1-1
Typical Operating Parameters ..................................................................................... 1-2

Section 2. Installation
Unpacking ................................................................................................................... 2-1
Packing List ................................................................................................................. 2-1
Safety Precautions ....................................................................................................... 2-2
Site Considerations ..................................................................................................... 2-2
Transceiver Mounting Considerations ......................................................................... 2-3
Grounding ................................................................................................................... 2-3
Cable and Waveguide Connections ............................................................................. 2-6
Water Resistance Wrap ............................................................................................... 2-7

Section 3. Operation
Preliminary Steps ........................................................................................................ 3-1
M & C Operation ........................................................................................................ 3-2
Gain Adjustments ........................................................................................................ 3-4
Quick Start Guide ........................................................................................................ 3-6

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Subject Page
Section 4. Theory of Operation
Signal Path .................................................................................................................. 4-1
Control & Power Systems ........................................................................................... 4-1
Low Noise Converter .................................................................................................. 4-1
Converter Module ....................................................................................................... 4-3
Power Amplifier .......................................................................................................... 4-5
Monitor & Control Unit .............................................................................................. 4-6
Frequency Reference ................................................................................................... 4-9
Power Supply .............................................................................................................. 4-9

Section 5. Maintenance ............................................................................................. 5-1

LNC Replacement ....................................................................................................... 5-2
Limited Warranty ........................................................................................................ 5-3

Appendices
Appendix A. M & C Command Set ....................................................................... A-1
Appendix B. Alarm List .......................................................................................... B-1
Appendix C. Serial Port Wiring ............................................................................ C-1
Appendix D. C-Band Satellite Channel Frequencies
ANASAT®-EC Satellite Channels .................................................... D-1
ANASAT®-SEC Satellite Channels .................................................. D-4
ANASAT®-XC Satellite Channels .................................................... D-7
ANASAT®-PC Satellite Channels ................................................... D-10
ANASAT®-RC Satellite Channels .................................................. D-12
ANASAT®-LMC Satellite Channels ............................................... D-15
Appendix E Converting dBm to Watts and Watts to dBm ................................. E-1
Appendix F Transceivers Weights & Dimensions ................................................ F-1

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Section 1. Introduction
control all local transceivers and other network-com-
patible equipment.
The ANASAT®-C transceiver upconverts the
modulator’s 70 MHz IF output to an RF signal in the
6 GHz range for transmission, and downconverts the
4 GHz received RF signal to a 70 MHz IF signal for
use by the demodulator.
The PA uses Internally-Matched Field-Effect
Figure 1-1 The ANASAT®-C VSAT transceiver (5W Transistors (IMFET) to achieve highly linear power
version shown) and gain with minimal intermodulation distortion
(IMD) products.
The ANASAT®-C VSAT series C-Band trans- High Electron Mobility Transistors (HEMT)
ceivers are designed for continuous outdoor duty in and Gallium-Arsenide Field-Effect Transistors (GaAs
all types of environments. Ideally suited for SCPC, FET) enable the Low-Noise Down-Converter (LNC)
MCPC, and DAMA applications, the ANASAT®-C to achieve a noise figure better than 35 ºK.
series transceivers transmit in the 6 GHz frequency
range and receive in the 4 GHz range. The transmit (TX) and receive (RX) synthesiz-
ers are locked to an oven controlled, high-stability
The ANASAT®-C VSAT transceivers integrate crystal oscillator (OCXO) and can provide 1 MHz
all necessary functions, including the solid-state frequency selection step sizes over the entire band-
power amplifier (PA), into a small, highly integrated width. TX and RX frequency selection is completely
outdoor package. The only cabling required to the independent for extra flexibility.
indoor plant are the IF and AC power cables. The
LNC connects to the transceiver with a single coaxial In this manual, all frequency ranges reflect the
cable. Standard “C” model of the ANASAT®-C transceiver
except as noted.
Designed to interface with any 70 MHz modem,
the ANASAT®-C VSAT transceiver may be used in a
wide variety of communication networks. The earth
stations may be configured in Star, Mesh, or Ring
networks and with the optional Station Management
System (SMS) tied to a PC, you can monitor and

Figure 1-2. The ANASAT®80C, showing cooling fan Figure 1-3. The ANASAT®100C, Higher Power

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Typical Operating Parameters

RF ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

A. FREQUENCIES
Model (1 MHz step size)
(1) Transmit RF EC 5850 to 6425 MHz
(N-Connector on 0, 2, 5,10, 20 and 40W) SEC 5850 to 6725 MHz
(CPR-137G Waveguide on 30,50,60,70... XC *6725 to 7025 MHz
...80, 100, 150 and 200W) *(500 kHz step size)
RC 5975 to 6475 MHz
PC 6425 to 6665 MHz
LMC 5700 to 6275 MHz

(2) Receive RF EC 3625 to 4200 MHz

(CPR-229G Flange on LNC) SEC 3400 to 4200 MHz
XC *4500 to 4800 MHz
*(500 kHz step size)
RC 3650 to 4150 MHz
PC 3400 to 3640 MHz
LMC 3375 to 3950 MHz

(3) Transmit IF (N-connector) all 52 to 88MHz (70 ± 18 MHz

Optional 104 to 176 MHz (140 + 36 MHz)

(4) Receive IF (N-connector) all 52 to 88MHz (70 ± 18 MHz)

Optional 104 to 176 MHz (140 + 36 MHz)

B. RF POWER LEVELS
(1) Receiver Output –35 dBc max., measured
Intermod. By Product with two carriers @ -80 dBm,
30 kHz apart

(2) Transceiver Input –40 to –20 dBm; +20 dBm max.

(3) Transceiver Output

(a) + 25ºC at Transmit RF Connector

1dB COMP. PT 1dB COMP. PT

(0 dBm) 0 dBm min. (50 watt) 47 dBm min.
(2 watt) 33 dBm min. (60 watt) 47.8 dBm min.
(5 watt) 37 dBm min. (70 watt) 48.5 dBm min.
(10 watt) 40 dBm min. (80 watt) 49 dBm min.
(20 watt) 43 dBm min. (100 watt) 50 dBm min.
(30 watt) 44.8 dBm min. (150 watt) 51.8 dBm min.
(40 watt) 46 dBm min. (200 watt) 53 dBm min.

(b) Gain Variation, –40ºC to +50ºC @ Transmit RF and under all conditions
± 1.5 dB
(c) Intermodulation By-Products (IP) (measured at a power
output of 9dB composite below the P–1dB spec) –33 dBc max.

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RF ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS, (con’t.)

C. RECEIVER GAIN

(1) Overall Gain (at +25ºC) 85 to 100 dB

(2) Gain Variation under all conditions ± 1.5 dB

D. RECEIVER NOISE FIGURE (standard) 0.9 dB (65ºK) max.

(optional) 0.63 dB (45ºK) max.
(optional) 0.5 dB (35ºK) max.

E. INSTANTANEOUS BANDWIDTH

(1) Receiver RF to IF + 18 MHz for 70 MHz IF

Optional + 36 MHz for 140 MHz IF
(2) Transmitter IF to RF + 18 MHz for 70 MHz IF
Optional + 36 MHz for 140 MHz IF

F. IMPEDANCE

(1) Receiver Output 50Ω; (75Ω optional)

(2) Transmitter Input 50Ω; (75Ω optional)

G. SYNTHESIZERS

(1) Tuning Step Size 1 MHz, except 0.5 MHz XC

(M & C controlled)
(2) Phase Noise (offset from carrier) –60 dBc / Hz @ 100 Hz
–70 dBc / Hz @ 1 kHz
–80 dBc / Hz @ 10 kHz
–90 dBc / Hz @ 100 kHz

H. FREQUENCY REFERENCE

Stability over temperature

–40ºC to +50ºC 1 x 10-8
–50ºC for RC Units

Aging 1 x 10-9 / day

RF / IF CONNECTOR DESIGNATIONS

A. Receive Input on LNC CPR-229G Flange

B. Transceiver LNC input N-Type-Female
C. LNC Output N-Type-Female
D. Receive IF N-Type-Female
E. Transmit IF N-Type-Female
F. Transmit Output N-Type Female
(CPR-137 Flange optional on 10, 20, and 40W versions)
(CPR-137 required on 50W and above versions)

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INTERFACE ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

(1) Power Requirement 100 to 240 VAC

50/60 Hz
(2) Typical Power Consumption

0 dBm 41 VA 50 watt 394 VA

2 watt 73VA 60 watt 398 VA
5 watt 83 VA 70 watt 570 VA
10 watt 125 VA 80 watt 572 VA
20 watt 229 VA 100 watt 762 VA
30 watt 280 VA 150 watt 1100 VA
40 watt 390 VA 200 watt 1467 VA

(3) Prime Power Recommendation

0 dBm 100 VA 50 watt 880 VA

2 watt 150 VA 60 watt 890 VA
5 watt 220 VA 70 watt 1150 VA
10 watt 340 VA 80 watt 1200 VA
20 watt 600 VA 100 watt 1620 VA
30 watt 735 VA 150 watt 2420 VA
40 watt 870 VA 200 watt 3227 VA

INTERFACE CONNECTION DESIGNATIONS

(1) Ports (Configurable) 2 each RS-232 or

1 RS-232 & 1 RS-485

(2) Protocol RS-232 port supports any “dumb” terminal or ASCII interface
RS-485 port supports addressed, packetized
data per ANACOM Supervisor™ software specifications

(3) Alarm Relays Form-C for Major and Minor alarms; isolated.
Independent TX and RX relay alarms in Protection Mode

(4) Visual Indicators Flashing GREEN LED indicates active power

Flashing RED LED indicates summary alarm

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
A. WEIGHT
(1) Transceiver

0 dBm 23 lbs (10.5kg) 50 watt 57 lbs (25.9kg)

2 watt 27 lbs (12.3kg) 60 watt 57 lbs (25.9kg)
5 watt 29 lbs (13.2kg) 70 watt 57 lbs (25.9kg)
10 watt 32 lbs (14.5kg) 80 watt 60 lbs (27.3kg)
20 watt 39 lbs (17.7kg) 100 watt 75 lbs (34.1kg)
30 watt 57 lbs (25.9kg) 150 watt 136 lbs (61.7 kg)
40 watt 45 lbs (20.5kg) 200 watt 136 lbs (61.7 kg)

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MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS (con’t.)

(2) LNC 0.70 lbs (0.32 kg)

B. SIZE
(1) Transceiver
0 dBm, 2 watt, 5 watt 21.6” x 9.0” x 7.0” (549 x 229 x 178 mm)
10 watt 21.6” x 9.0” x 11.6” (549 x 229 x 295 mm)
20 watt 21.6” x 9.0” x 13.5” (549 x 229 x 343 mm)
30 watt, 50 watt, 60 watt, 70 watt 21.6” x 9.0” x 15.0” (549 x 229 x 381 mm)
40 watt 21.6” x 9.0” x 14.0” (549 x 229 x 356 mm)
80 watt 21.6” x 9.0” x 16.0” (549 x 229 x 407 mm)
100 watt 21.6” x 13.0” x 14.0” (549 x 330 x 356 mm)
150 watt, 200 watt 38.0” x 13.0” x 12.3” (965 x 328 x 313 mm)

(2) LNC 3.7" x 2.8" x 3.9"

(91x 71 x 99 mm)
C. SURFACE FINISH
Painted Surface
(a) Color (per FED-STD-595A, Spec. # 25630) Light Gray
(b) Final Coating: Powder

Unpainted Surfaces: Chem. Film per MIL-C-5541, Class 3

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS
A. AMBIENT TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS
(1) Operating –40 to +50°C

(2) Storage –60 to +75°C

B. ALTITUDE 10,000 ft ASL max. (3,000m)
C. RAIN 20" / hour (508mm/hr)
D. WIND 150 MPH (250km/hr)
E. VIBRATION
(1) Operating 1.0 G random
(2) Survival 2.5 G maximum random
F. SHOCK
(1) Operating 10 G
(2) Survival 40 G max.

NOTE: Operating parameters subject to change without notice.

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Section 2. Installation
The ANASAT®-C transceiver consists of the
Removal of any cover may jeopardize
transceiver, the Low Noise Converter (LNC), and the weather seal which may cause
the LNC interconnection cable. ! problems later.
This chapter contains the general requirements
for installing the transceiver and LNC on the antenna
and making the cable and waveguide connections.
Unpacking
Specific mounting methods may vary considerably Check to make sure that the transceiver has
depending upon particular antenna and site charac- not suffered any damage in shipment. Compare con-
teristics. Refer to the antenna manufacturer’s in- tents of the crate to ensure items received match
structions for more detailed instructions. those listed on the packing slip. Retain all shipping
containers for future use.
ANASAT®-C transceivers are designed for in-
stallation and setup without removing the cover. The
transceiver may be completely initialized for normal Tools and Test Equipment
operation using an ASCII Have on-hand a standard electrician’s tool kit
terminal or a local computer. and any tools listed in your antenna installation in-
structions.
Unit Part Number Quantity
·Transceiver — 1
· LNC for EC, SEC, RC, LMC versions 30570 1
for XC (INSAT) 30680 1
for PC (PALAPA) 30816 1
· LNC Screws 1/4-20 X 1" HEX HD. 11837016 10
1/4-20 X 1 1/2" HEX HD. 11838001 10
Washer, 1/4" Split Lock 11839001 10
Washer, 1/4" Flat 11840 10
Gasket, WR229 - Half 10933 1
Gasket, WR229 - Full 10934 1
Gasket, WR137, Half, For Waveguide Output 10935 1
· 10 ft. (3m) LNC to Transceiver Cable with male N-connectors
(longer cables also available) 30641010 1
· Power Cable with 4-pin circular connector (one end) 31185015 1
· Cable-End Connectors: 6-pin weathertight circular 10614006 1
18-pin weathertight circular 10616018 1
· ANACOM Supervisor™ software CD 30673 1
· Mastic Tape, 30” x ¾” 10932 1
· Operating Manual 30723 1
· Quick Start Guide 1
· M&C Cable, DB9 to 6 pin circular 30720010 1

Optional Accessories:
· Andrew 1/4” Heliax™ Low Loss Cable, 3 ft. (0.9m) 11706
· T/R Filter for EC, SEC, RC, LMC versions 10917
for XC (INSAT) 10937
for PC (PALAPA) 10972
· Transceiver Mounting Kit 12104
Table 2-1. ANASAT®-C Packing List

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Safety Precautions LNC

Be sure the LNC unit is properly terminated
General prior to operation. Ensure all the correct waveguide
gaskets are used to prevent water damage.
Observe normal safety precautions

!
when operating this equipment. Site Considerations
Peculiar installation requirements of any par-
Ensure the ANASAT -C transceiver and LNC
® ticular site is the responsibility of the system opera-
are properly grounded. Do not rely on coaxial cable tor. ANACOM can engineer an optional installation
shields for the ground connection. mounting kit, customized for your site and hardware.
Contact ANACOM for details.
If the cover is removed from any ANACOM
product, ensure that all: Antenna
· gaskets are intact and free of damage prior The transceiver must be attached to some form
to reinstallation of mounting structure which is usually the antenna
feed boom or the antenna bracket structure. Specific
· mounting screws are properly installed mounting procedures will depend on the antenna
Ensure all connectors are properly water- used. The transceiver and LNC are designed to be
proofed. mounted on most antennas. Locate and install the
antenna according to the antenna manufacturer’s
instructions. Choose an area that is free of extrane-
Power Supply
ous interference from motors and electronic equip-
Confirm that AC Power is disconnected before
ment and has a clear line-of-sight from the antenna
removing the transceiver or LNC cover.
to the satellite.

Transceiver Lightning arrestors should be used at the site to

Take adequate precautions to ensure the protect personnel and equipment. Size 3/0 or 4/0
ANASAT®-C transceiver does not transmit a signal stranded copper wire should be used to bond the
until it has been properly connected and set up for transceiver to the antenna frame and to the lightning
authorized frequencies and power levels. The trans- protection ground rod.
mitter is normally shipped from the factory with TX
ON ! Power Requirements
The ANASAT®-C transceiver requires a power
Transmitter RF output power levels are
adequate to cause blindness or other
source which supplies 110 VAC or 220 VAC at 50 or
serious injury to body tissues. Use cau- 60 Hz, through a circuit breaker. Specific circuit
tion when working around the trans- breaker size will depend on which transceiver is be-
! ceiver or antenna when the transmitter ing used. To assure uninterrupted service, some
is active. method of backup AC power is recommended. In-
stalling surge arrestors and AC power line filters will
Power Amplifier
reduce voltage surges from the AC power input. .
Be sure the transceiver TX OUT port is prop-
erly terminated prior to operation. Ensure all the cor- NOTE: AC TRANSIENTS AND SURGES MAY CAUSE DATA
rect waveguide gaskets are used to prevent water TRANSMISSION ERRORS AND LOSS OF SYNCHRONIZATION IN THE

damage. TRANSCEIVER SYNTHESIZERS AND/OR THE EXTERNAL MODEM

EQUIPMENT.
TO ENSURE PROTECTION OF PERSONNEL
AND EQUIPMENT, USE CARE DURING AN-
TENNA INSTALLATION AND WHENEVER
WORKING ON OR AROUND THE SYSTEM.

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Transceiver Mounting When mounting the transceiver, allow enough

room to adjust the antenna’s azimuth and elevation.
Considerations Throughout installation and during any polarization,
azimuth, or elevation adjustment, ensure the power
The ANASAT®-C transceiver must be mounted cables, IF cables, and any waveguide parts are not
such that: crimped or pinched.
1. Sufficient support is afforded the transceiver Figures 2-1a and 2-1b in next pages shows the
to minimize the effects of antenna sway in transceiver mounting for single thread.
strong winds.
2. Air movement is possible across the heat Grounding
sink fins. Ideally, the fins should be aligned
vertically, but this is not required. Electrical bonding (grounding) of the trans-
ceiver is required to prevent possible damage from
NOTE: The length (and associated RF losses) lightning or other induced electrical surges.
of the interconnecting cables must be considered
when determining the location of the transceiver and The transceiver is provided with both an M3,
LNC. and a #6 grounding point. It is recommended that
heavy gauge copper wire or copper braid be used to
bond this unit to the earth ground (grounding rod) us-
Transceiver Mounting ing the most direct (shortest) route possible.
The ANASAT®-C transceiver is designed for
mounting in any position. For optimal heat sink action, LNC/TR Filter Mounting
the heat sink fins should be vertical, or as nearly ver- The LNC is shown in Figure 2-2. Normally the
tical as is practical. Figure 2-1 shows a common in- LNC is directly bolted to the antenna RX feed. In
stallation example where the transceiver is mounted some situations, additional transmit-to-receive isola-
on the antenna feed support arm. tion may be required to achieve true low-noise re-
ceive operation. In that case, the optional TR filter
(Figure 4-3) should be bolted between the LNC and
the antenna receive port. An appropriate waveguide
gasket must be included at both ends of the TR filter.
Connect one end of the coaxial cable with male N-
connectors (included) to the LNC. Refer to the note
at the end of this section regarding watertight con-
nections. Route the 10-foot cable to the transceiver
and connect to the LNC N-connector. Longer or
shorter cable lengths may be used; contact ANA-
COM for details.
Caution: Never touch the ground-plane an-
tenna pin found inside the wave-guide flange of the
C-BAND FEED LNC. The front-end preamp is susceptible to static
MOUNTING
KIT P/N 12104
discharge.

TRANSCEIVER

Figure 2-1. Typical transceiver mounting.

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Figure 2-1a Transceiver Mounting for Single Thread

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Figure 2-1b Transceiver Mounting for Single Thread

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2. 70MHz Modem
Attach a coaxial cable with male N-connec-
tors between the transceiver’s TX IF and the
modulator IF OUTPUT. Make sure that the
connections are weather-tight.
Attach a coaxial cable with male N-connec-
tors between the transceiver’s RX IF and the
demodulator IF INPUT. Make sure that the
connections are weather-tight.
Figure 2-2. LNC assembly.

3. AC Power
Cable and Waveguide Attach the AC input cable to the 4-pin con-
Connections nector on the transceiver. Run the AC cable to
the power source but do not attach yet. The
supplied power cable has a weather-tight cir-
Cabling Requirements cular connector attached to one end. The
Local regulations may require that cables in oc- other end is terminated with flying leads. At-
cupied buildings be installed in steel conduit. Local tach the proper AC power connector for your
government agencies may waive this requirement for location to the end of this cable.
the use of Plenum cables, which are standard cables
entirely encased in solid Teflon. Check the codes in
Color code:
your area.
Brown..................AC Hot power lead
NOTE: EQUIPMENT OUTAGES DUE TO FAULTY CABLE Blue......................AC Neutral power lead
MATERIALS OR INSTALLATION ARE NOT COVERED BY YOUR WAR- Green/Yellow......Ground
RANTY.

Figure 2-3 provides the cabling diagram for the 4. LNC

ANASAT®-C transceiver. Attach the RF cable between the LNC con-
nector and the transceiver LNC input connec-
tor. If a longer cable is required, insure that
1. Transmitter Feed the replacement cable is designed for low loss
Connect a section of low loss cable with a
at microwave frequencies. Maximum loss of
type N connector between the OMT transmit
the LNC cable must be 5 dB or less at 5 GHz!
port and the transceiver’s transmit output, TX
OUT. Ensure the connections are weather-
tight. 5. Terminal Connections
For transceivers with the CPR-137 flange op- A data terminal or a computer with terminal
tion, connect a section of flexible CPR-137G software connects to the ANASAT®-C via
waveguide between the antenna OMT trans- either RS-232 or RS-485 serial ports. Appen-
mit port and the transceiver’s transmit output, dix C shows the pinout of the serial outputs.
TX OUT. (Waveguide should be attached to Both 6-pin and 18-pin weather-tight circular
the antenna feed per manufacturer’s instruc- connectors are included. An optional serial
tions). Ensure a gasket is fitted at each flange. computer cable is available from ANACOM.

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Final Check
Recheck all bolts and cabling. Refer to Figure 2. Pre-cut the mastic tape to the desired size
2-3 to verify cable connections. and remove the protective wax liner from
the tape.
After all other connections have been made,
connect the AC power cord to an active outlet. 3. Center the tape on the connector to be
sealed and wrap the tape tightly around the
connector. Squeeze the tape tightly and en-
Water Resistance Wrap sure that both ends of the tape have formed
The application of moisture-resistant wrap around the connector and the cable.
(mastic tape) to all connectors is recommended to 4. Apply the mastic tape to all connectors that
prevent water entry and resultant water damage. may be exposed to moisture.
See Figure 2-3. Apply the mastic tape as follows:
1. Ensure that all connectors are tight.

Figure 2-3. Mastic Tape application

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CONNECTION
ALARM
P OWE R

GN D
TX
TX RX IF M&C RS-232
LN C IF
OU T

Coax to LNC GROUND

Serial Ports for
To TX feedhorn TX IF from modem terminal or c om puter
(waveguide for high power units) RX IF to modem (optional)

Figure 2-4. Transceiver cable connectors.

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Section 3. Operation
Preliminary Steps for a table of channel numbers versus frequency.
NOTE: Appendix D assumes an IF of 70 MHz for
After the ANACOM®-C hardware is mounted both TX IN and RX OUT. Add or subtract any dif-
and verified, the antenna must be aimed toward the ference between the actual IF and 70 MHz to deter-
desired satellite. Follow the antenna/mount manufac- mine the exact RF frequency employed.
turer’s instructions, using coordinates provided by the
satellite operator. Do not transmit until you have TXF; RXF
received authorization from the satellite network
Direct frequency entry in MHz can also be
operation center, and a transmit power level from
done by typing TXF**** or RXF**** where ****
its engineering staff.
are the transceiver frequencies desired. This also
assumes exactly 70MHz (or 140 MHz) TXIF &
AnaCom Transceivers are
RXIF.
shipped from the factory with
! TX ON as active. Operating frequencies for standard C-band
channels (EC and SEC) are calculated with the fol-
Terminal Connection and lowing formulas:
Configuration fTX = TX IFIN + 5854 + Ch# MHz
Autolink fRX = RX IFOUT + 3629 + Ch# MHz
The AnaCom M&C features automatic
baudrate sensing on the serial ports. If a wrong For negative channels:
baudrate is detected, the M&C will drop to 1200 fTX = TX IFIN + 5855 + Ch# MHz
baud and wait for user to move to 1200 baud. Ana-
Com provides a CD with both our Supervisor and fRX = RX IFOUT + 3630 + Ch# MHz
Supervisor Jr. software on it, that will establish a link For example, if the following commands are
with the ODU automatically, regardless of the last given to the transceiver:
used settings.
RXCHAN 50
Connect a terminal or computer running termi-
nal emulation software to either serial port. General- TXCHAN 50
ly, COM 1 (the 6-pin circular connector) is used for Then with a TX IN intermediate frequency of
on-site maintenance and control. COM 0 is often 72.5 MHz the result is an output frequency of 5976.5
used in its RS-485 mode, with multi-unit, packetized MHz. Likewise, with an RX OUT IF of 67.5 MHz ,
protocol and differential mode signals good for mod- then the received RF frequency is 3746.5 MHz.
erately long distance (up to 4000 feet or 1200m) re-
mote control. Either port or either serial protocol can For XC (INSAT) frequencies, the formulas are:
be used to accomplish setup. Set the terminal to 1200
fTX = TX IFIN + (13259 + Ch# ) / 2 MHz
baud, eight data bits, no parity, and one stop bit
(1200,N,8,1 protocol). Refer to Appendix C for wir- fRX = RX IFOUT + (8859 + Ch# ) / 2 MHz
ing diagrams for the COM ports.

Frequency Programming NOTE: XC CHANNEL SPACING (STEP SIZE) IS 0.5 MHZ.

TXC; RXC
The transmit and receive frequencies are set
independently using the TXCHAN (TXC) and RX-
CHAN (RXC) commands. Refer to Appendix D

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For RC (Russian) frequencies, the formulas Apply power to the ANASAT®-C. While the
are: transceiver requires about 5 minutes for the OCXO
to reach full stability, antenna adjustments may be
fTX = TX IFIN + 5904 + Ch# MHz
performed by monitoring other signals, such as bea-
fRX = RX IFOUT + 3579 + Ch# MHz cons, immediately.
For PC (PALAPA) frequencies, the formulas Connect a spectrum analyzer to the RX IF out-
are: put. Set the ANASAT®-C to the desired frequency
using the RXCHAN (or RXFREQ) command, as
fTX = TX IFIN + 6354 + Ch# MHz described above. While monitoring the IF output for
fRX = RX IFOUT + 3329 + Ch# MHz signals, slowly sweep the antenna through azimuth
and elevation. Adjust antenna position for maximum
Both fTX and fRX may be directly entered and signal strength.
displayed via the M & C by using the TXFREQ and
RXFREQ commands. These commands will change Please note that the fan, on units so equipped, is
the terminal display from channel number to RF fre- thermostatically controlled and does not turn on when
quency. These frequencies assume exactly 70 MHz the unit is cold.
IF.
M & C Operation
Antenna Adjustment
Terminal Display
Do not transmit while adjusting the The M & C terminal display gives a complete
antenna position. accounting of transceiver alarms and status. The
! display is sent to the terminal every 30 seconds. This
interval can be changed with the UTIMER com-
Follow the antenna manufacturer’s instructions mand. (See Appendix A).
for antenna position adjustment. For final alignment,
contact the satellite operator and get the correct po- The top line shows the transceiver model and
larization, azimuth, and elevation of the satellite and serial number.
also confirm the desired transponder is operational. The second line gives the primary transceiver
operating parameters:

ANASAT 5C Transceiver REV:04 S/N: 123456

TXREQ on|TX ON AIR
alarm status: CLEAR
| TXCHAN 129 | RXCHAN 119
| TXGAIN 68.0 | RXGAIN 97.5
monitor points: OSLLOCK: clear| TXLOCK: clear | RXLOCK: clear | PA1: 7.3|
FANERR: clear | OSLPLL: 4.5 | TXPLL: 4.3 | RXPLL: 5.2 | PA2: 8.7|
TEMP: 36C | DIP: 00000000 | TXMUTE: clear | LNCV: 13.0 | PA3: 9.8|
XTAL: CLEAR | P12V: 13.1 | TX IN: -31 | | PA4: 10.1|
N5V: -5.1 | P5V: 5.0 | TXout: 18 | RXout: -7 | PA5: N/A|
last reset: 52 seconds TXpeak: 18 | PA6: N/A|
DTE1: PC_MODE | UTIMER: 30.0 |TERMTYPE: TTY |ECHO on|CRLF on|BAUDRATE 1200
COMMAND>_

Figure 3-1. M & C terminal screen display.

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· status of the TXREQ setting: “ON” or · RXPLL shows the actual VCO control
“OFF” voltage of the RX synthesizer.
“ON” indicates the transceiver will transmit · TEMP shows the internal heat sink tem-
when all major transmitter alarms are cleared. perature in °C.
This is the normal setting.
· TXMUTE gives the status of the TX over-
“OFF” indicates the transmitter will not turn on ride circuits, any of which will turn off the
even if all alarms are clear. transmitter.
· Transmitter status is either “TX ON AIR” · LNC shows the LNC supply voltage.
or “TX OFF AIR”
· XTAL gives the status of the internal ref-
The third line gives a summary alarm indication. erence crystal. The two possible status are
The alarm can be “CLEAR”, “MINOR”, or “MA- WARMING or NORMAL. By default, WARM-
JOR”. See Appendix B for specific alarms. ING will disable the transmitter.
The fourth and fifth lines give TX and RX chan- · P12V shows the internal 13 volt power
nel (or frequency) and gain values. supply voltage.
· TXCHAN number is the actual transmit · P5V shows the internal 5 volt power sup-
channel selected. Alternately, TXFREQ ply voltage.
number is the actual transmit frequency for
· N5V shows the internal –5 volt power
70 MHz (140 MHz) input.
supply voltage.
· TXGAIN is the actual transmit gain value
· UTIMER gives the present value of the
selected in dB.
user timer which controls the cycle time of
· RXCHAN number is the actual receive the display in seconds.
channel selected; or RXFREQ number is
· TXin shows the approximate transmitter
the actual receive frequency for 70 MHz
input (TX IF) power level in dBm.
(140 MHz) output.
· TXout shows the approximate transmitter
· RXGAIN is the actual receiver gain value
output power level in dBm.
selected in dB.
· TXpeak shows the recent (60 sec) peak
The remainder for the display give detailed
transmitter output power level in dBm.
monitoring information as follows:
· RXout shows the approximate composite
· OSL LOCK gives alarm status of the
receiver output power level in dBm.
OSL phase locked loop; NORMAL or FAULT
· TERMTYPE gives the present terminal
· TXLOCK gives alarm status of the trans- type selection. Options are: “TTY”, “VT52”,
mit phase locked loop; NORMAL or FAULT and “VT100”.
· RXLOCK gives alarm status of the re- · ECHO gives the present setting for the
ceive phase locked loop; NORMAL or FAULT terminal echo function. When “ON”, the seri-
al port will echo all characters typed. When
· FANERR gives alarm status of the cool-
this parameter is “OFF” then the port will not
ing fan (ANASAT-10C and ANASAT-20C
echo characters.
only).
· CRLF gives the present setting for the
· OSLPLL shows the actual VCO control
serial port to issue a line feed (LF) after
voltage of the offset loop.
each carriage return(CR). Options are “ON”
· TXPLL shows the actual VCO control or “OFF”.
voltage of the TX synthesizer.

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· BAUDRATE shows the present terminal Receiver Gain

communications speed setting in bits per Set receive gain by monitoring RX IF output
second (bps). level and adjust the RXGAIN parameter via the ter-
· PA1 through PA6 gives the voltages for minal. RXGAIN allow adjustment over a 15dB
each stage of the transmitter power amplifi- range, from 85dB to 100dB (including LNC gain), in
er. Note that some low power models do not 1 dB steps. Smaller step sizes can be entered, for
use all six voltages. As a special case, the example: RXG 87.5
0dBm uses PA1 through PA6 to display up Receiver gain should be set to a value where
to siz different status or voltage points on an the desired receive signal is centered in the modem
external high power amplifier (HPA). AGC range. At the same time, the composite signal,
containing all received signals in the transceiver
Gain Adjustments passband, must not exceed the modem’s maximum
rated input level. Account for IF cabling losses when
Transmitter Gain calculating the RXGAIN value.
After the transceiver has warmed up for at RX IF output is monitored by the M & C unit; a
least 5 minutes (OCXO warm-up) the transmitter Summary alarm is generated if this output level drops
may be activated. Set the transmit gain to achieve below a specific level (generally when the LNC is
the desired output level (in dBm) with the transmit not attached). The M & C uses an internal detector
gain control, TXGAIN. Output power is selectable in on the RX output to monitor RX output power. This
1 dB steps. Smaller steps can be entered, for exam- is shown in the terminal display window in dBm.
ple: TXG 62.5 and the M&C will attempt to provide The RX output power value shown is not accurate
that gain as close as possible. enough to rely on for measuring the desired signal.
Maintaining proper output power is vital for The detector is broadband and will respond to ALL
maximizing signal-to-noise ratios over the radio path. signals in the transponder, including noise.
Low power levels produce noisy signals; excessive Receiver gain setting is usually not as critical as
power robs downlink strength from other stations transmit gain: excessive gain may cause modem re-
sharing the transponder. ceiver overloading and result in distortion on the re-
Adjust the transmitter gain to attain the desired ceived signal; insufficient gain presents reduced sig-
output power level. Use a calibrated watt meter for nal-to-noise ratios. Ideal RX gain puts the desired IF
signal amplitude near the midpoint of the modem
this task. The M&C gives an uncalibrated reading of
AGC range.
output power which is good for long term monitoring,
but it is not intended to replace a calibrated meter. Basic M & C Commands
When transmitting multiple carriers, run the out-
put power with an output back-off sufficient to meet
the spectral density mask requirements. 1. Using the terminal, configure the transceiver
to the proper frequency:
Caution: It is recommended that the transmit-
ter not be driven into saturation for long periods of
RXCHAN nnn nnn ranges from 1 to 501
time. The input power in dBm plus the requested TX
gain in dB should not exceed the P1dB rating for the TXCHAN nnn nnn ranges from 1 to 501
given transmitter.
TX input (dBm) + TX Gain (dBm) <= TX p1dB rating (dBm) (see Appendix D).

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2. Configure receive gain and transmit gain.

Transmit gain is adjustable in 1 dB steps;
to program 60 dB of gain, merely type:
RXGAIN nnn nnn ranges from 85 to 100
in 1 dB steps TXGAIN 60 <cr>

For 60.5 dB of gain, type:

TXGAIN nn nn ranges from:
TXGAIN 60.5 <cr>
0 to 36 [0C] 58 to 84 [50C, 60C]
44 to 70 [2C] 60 to 86 [70C, 80C] NOTE: THE DECIMAL POINT IS ONLY NECESSARY WHEN
48 to 74 [5C] 61 to 87 [100C] 0.5dB OF GAIN RESOLUTION IS ATTEMPTED. FRACTIONAL VALUES
51 to 77 [10C] 63 to 89 [150C] MAY BE REQUESTED, BUT ONLY THE NEAREST WHOLE VALUE WILL
54 to 80 [20C] 64 to 90 [200C] BE DISPLAYED.

57 to 83 [30C, 40C]
3. Enable the Transmitter:
NOTE: GAIN SETTINGS AND POWER READINGS ARE NOT
INTENDED TO REPLACE A CALIBRATED POWER METER.
TX ON (TX OFF takes the
transmitter OFF air)

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ANASAT®-C Quick Start Guide

1. Mount the transceiver and the LNC on the antenna.
2. Connect the cables as shown in the drawing (See page 2-5 of Operations Manual).

3. Connect a terminal to a serial port, configured to 1200bps, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, CR/LF Off.
Connection diagrams are in Appendix C.

4. Install a proper power connector on the (included) power cable. Plug the cable into 110 or 240VAC, 50/
60Hz. Verify the green LED on the transceiver is blinking, indicating normal internal operation. The red
LED is usually OFF. If illuminated, it indicates an alarm condition requiring attention. Refer to the
ALARM command for details (Appendix A).

5. Using the terminal, configure the transceiver to the proper frequency:

RXFREQ nnnn (nnnn in MHz —see Appendix D for channel)
TXFREQ nnnn (nnnn in MHz —see Appendix D for channel)

6. Configure receive gain and transmit output power:

RXGAIN nnn nnn ranges from 85 to 100
TXGAIN nn nn ranges from: 10 to 36 [0C] 44 to 70 [2C]
48 to 74 [5C] 51 to 77 [10C]
54 to 80 [20C] 57 to 83 [30C, 40C]
58 to 84 [50C, 60C] 60 to 86 [70C, 80C]
61 to 87 [100C] 63 to 89 [150C]
7. Enable the Transmitter: 64 to 90 [200C]
TX ON (TX OFF takes the transmitter OFF air)

AC
Power
(side
"Alarm"
Ground Lug mount)
Re d LED

ALARM
GROUND
POWER

"OK"
J1 LNC J2 TX OUT J3 TX IF J4 RX IF J5 M & C J6 RS232
Green
LED

To LNC TX Signal from Modem

Serial ports for terminal or
To TX Feedhorn RX Signal to Mode m computer

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Section 4. Theory of Operation

The ANASAT®-C transceiver outdoor unit Two LEDs, a flashing green indicating proper
(ODU) consists of five major blocks, as shown in operation and a red warning of a Summary alarm,
Figure 4-1. These blocks are: are mounted on the transceiver for status indication.
· Low Noise Converter (LNC) and
Transmit Reject (TR) filter Low Noise Converter and
· Transmit/Receive Converter Transmit Reject Filter
· Power Amplifier (PA) The receive signal from the antenna’s feed
· Monitor and Control Unit (M & C) horn is fed via a CPR-229G waveguide coupler into
the (optional) Transmit Reject (TR) filter (refer to
· Universal Input switch-mode Figures 4-2 and 4-3). This filter attenuates both the
power supply transmit signal and the receiver’s image (LO + IF),
preventing severe overload of the LNC. TR filter
Signal Path passband characteristics are shown in Figure 4-4.
The LNC is bolted to the TR filter at the feed
Receive signals from the antenna feed through
horn of the antenna and consists of two blocks: a C-
CPR-229G waveguide into the Transmit Reject (TR)
band low noise amplifier (LNA) and a block con-
Filter, which prevents the transmit signal and receiver
verter that mixes the C-band receive signal with the
image frequencies from passing into the Low Noise
5 GHz local oscillator from the receive converter
Converter (LNC). The LNC amplifies and mixes the
module to produce an L-band output.
C-band receive signal, outputting an L-band IF signal
to the converter module. The receive converter por- The LNA consists of a three-stage GaAs FET
tion of the converter module synthesizes the proper preamplifier. Negative gate bias for the GaAs FETs
mixer frequencies for the second converter, which is generated inside the block converter.
outputs the (nominal) 70 MHz receive output at the
If the LNC has been purchased with the RF
RX IF N-connector on the transceiver.
port option, then the signal at its RF frequency is
Transmit signals at (nominally) 70MHz are in- available with about 20 dB of gain.
put to the TX IF N-connector on the transceiver.
The amplified C-band signal is mixed with the 5
This signal is double converted to the desired C-band
GHz local oscillator (LO) signal from the converter
frequency in the converter module and output to the
module in the transceiver. A filter passes the differ-
linear power amplifier (PA). PA output of up to
ence frequency and outputs this L-band signal to an
200W, depending upon transceiver version, feeds the
N-connector. A cable carries this output to the con-
antenna.
verter module inside the transceiver.

Control and Power Systems Only one coaxial cable is needed between the
transceiver and the LNC. This cable carries three
The microprocessor-based M & C unit moni- signals:
tors the transceiver’s parameters to insure proper · L-band signal output from the LNC
operation and reliable, long term service. Two serial
ports provide local or remote terminal access. · »5 GHz LO input from the converter
Power distribution is controlled with each of · +13V DC power from the converter
several supply voltages and currents carefully moni- module.
tored. An active feedback negative bias voltage sup-
ply guarantees proper control of PA power.

ANACOM ANASAT®–C Transceiver 4-1 Theory of Operation

 Manual Control (Optio nal Swi tch Pac kage re quired)
Ser 0
RX Gain TX Gain RX Ch an TX Chan Alarm Ser 1 Power
RS-4 85 Supp ly AC Input
Relays (RS-23 2) RS-2 32

Theory of Operation
Status Regist er Alarm Re gister UART

Data Bus Micro- Power

proces sor Contr ol

A/D D/A Control Regis ter Status Regist er FLASH Memory

Analog I/O Power Digital I/O Analog I/O Power

ANACOM

Monitor & Control (M & C) Unit

TX Gain Set 1 TX Gain Set 2

(SMA) Female
Female N-ConN-Connector
nector

4-2
TX I F In (CPR- 137 W aveg uide
or CPR-137
Flange O ptional,
BPF BPF BPF BPF BPF BPF (SMA)
(N) 10W & 20W v ersions)
70MHz 1170MHz ≈ 6 GHz Waveguide Flange

TX Synthesizer
High St ability Offset Synthesizer ≈ 5 GHz
Power Amplifier
OCXO

1.1GHz RX Synthesi zer

≈ 5 GHz
RX Gain Set (N)
5GHz LO
(N)
RX I F Ou t
BPF BPF BPF BPF 1GHz IF CPR-229G
(N)
BPF BPF
Wavegui de
70MHz
LNB Po wer

Converte r Module LNC TR Filte r (opt.)

Figure 4-1. ANASAT®-C Transceiver Block Diagram

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Figure 4-2. The LNC Figure 4-3. The Optional TR Filter

Combination and separation are accomplished Receive Converter Signal Path

with and inductor for the supply voltage and a pick- The receive converter takes its input from the
off coupling for the LO. LNC via an N-connector on the transceiver (refer to
Figure 4-6). A short coaxial cable connects the type-
Converter Module N connector on the heat sink to the converter unit
itself. A diplexer at this input allows this single con-
The converter module (Figure 4-5) is located nector to perform three functions: signal IF input
inside the transceiver and consists of two sections, from the LNC, LO output to the LNC, and DC
the receive converter and the transmit converter. power to the LNC.
The converter module takes an extremely stable 10
The L-band receive signal is extracted by the
MHz reference signal from the Monitor & Control
input diplexer and is filtered by a mechanically-tuned
unit and synthesizes all necessary mixing frequen-
6-pole filter. A single-stage amplifier provides +10 dB
cies.
of gain. Another mechanical filter cleans the signal
before it is mixed with a 1.1GHz LO frequency, pro-
ducing the (nominal) 70 MHz receive output. An L-
C network selects only the 70 MHz mixer output and
Attenuation

passes this signal to a variable gain amplifier. This

variable gain amplifier is adjustable over a 15dB
range and is operator-adjustable by terminal com-
mands via the M & C unit. A final LC bandpass filter
RX Passband RX TX output
image
Figure 4-4. TR Filter Passband Characteristics.

Figure 4-5. Converter Module Assembly.

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TX Gain Set 1 TX Gain Set 2

BPF BPF BPF BPF BPF BPF

70MHz 1170 MHz ≈ 6GHz

TX Synthesizer
High Stability OCXO ≈ 5 GHz

RX Synthesi zer
≈ 5 GHz
RX Gain Set
(N)
5GHz LO
(N)
RX IF Out

(N) BPF BPF BPF BPF 1GHz IF CPR-22 9G

BPF BPF
Wave gui de
70MHz
LNB Po wer

Converte r Module LNC TR Filter (Opt.)

Figure 4-6. Converter Module, Receive Portion.

connects the variable gain amplifier to the 50W N- Offset Loop
connector output on the ODU. An external 50W to The first synthesized frequency is the 1.1GHz
75W transformer is available from ANACOM as an offset loop signal that is used by both the transmit
option. and the receive converters. This signal is split and
The +13V DC supply to the LNC is fused with fed to the second receive mixer and the first transmit
a self-resetting “polyfuse”. This polyfuse is located mixer.
on the M & C board.
Receive Synthesizer
Frequency Synthesizers The receive synthesizer generates the tunable
The converter module generates all necessary »5 GHz LO used by the LNC. Referring to Figures
frequencies with phase-locked-loop (PLL) synthesiz- 4-6 and 4-7, the 1.1 GHz offset loop signal is applied
ers. All PLLs are referenced from a single 10 MHz to a x 4 multiplier and mixed with a 5 GHz VCO.
clock mounted on the M & C board. The master os- The resulting 300 MHz to 800 MHz output is fed into
cillator is a highly stable 10 MHz oven controlled a programmable divider and fed to a phase detector
crystal oscillator (OXCO) accurate to 1 x 10-8 Hz ( that compares it to the 10 MHz reference clock.
0.01 Hz at 10MHz). This oscillator is fine tuned to Phase detector output voltage is filtered and drives a
compensate for normal aging effects automatically 2.3 GHz to 2.7 GHz VCO. This frequency is doubled
from the M & C unit. and fed into the previously mentioned mixer, closing
the loop. Other C-band frequencies are generated by
an almost identical circuit.

V CO Transmit Synthesizer
The transmit synthesizer generates a tunable
Ou tp ut 4.75 GHz to 5.25 GHz LO used by the second trans-
M ix er
1. 1G H z ×4 mit mixer to produce the final transmit output fre-
Ph a se quency. Referring to Figures 4-7 and 4-8, the 1.1
Det ec to r GHz offset loop signal is applied to a x 4 multiplier
÷M
and mixed with a 5 GHz VCO. The resulting 300
MHz to 800 MHz output is fed into a programmable
10 M H z ÷N
Lo o p F i lt e r divider and fed to a phase detector that compares it
to the 10 MHz reference clock. Phase detector out-
put voltage is filtered and drives a 2.3 GHz to 2.7
GHz VCO, which is frequency doubled and fed into
Figure 4-7. Phase-Locked Loop Frequency Synthesizer the previously mentioned mixer, completing the loop.
Block diagram.

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TX Gain Set 1 TX Gain Set 2

Mal e
(SMA) N-Con necto r
TX IF In
(CPR 1 37
BPF BPF BPF BPF BPF BPF (SMA) Flange op t.
(N)
avai labl e o n
70MHz 1170 MHz ≈ 6GHz 10W & 20W
version s)
TX Synthesizer
High Stability OCXO ≈ 5 GHz Power Amplifier

RX Synthesi zer
≈ 5 GHz
RX Gain Set
5GHz LO

BPF BPF BPF BPF 1GHz IF

70MHz
LNB Po wer

Converte r Module
Figure 4-8. Converter Module, Transmit Portion.

Transmit Converter Signal Path Note: The 0 dBm unit “0W” transceiver has no
The Transmit converter takes the nominal 70 power amplifier. The up converter output is fed
MHz signal input from a 50W N-connector on the directly to the outside with a type-N connector.
transceiver (refer to Figure 4-8). (Note: an external
75W to 50W transformer is available from ANA- Construction
COM as an option). This signal passes through an The PA module is a highly linear amplifier built
LC filter and into the transmit variable gain amplifier. on soft-board Duroid™ PC board substrate material
This amplifier is gain-adjusted by a control voltage silver epoxied inside a 0.75-inch thick machined alu-
from the M & C unit, and has a gain variation of minum block. This assembly is bolted to the center of
26dB in 1dB steps. Another LC bandpass filter re- the transceiver heat sink for excellent thermal con-
moves any out-of-band noise and presents the signal ductivity. Power for each stage is provided via indi-
to the first transmit mixer. This mixer adds the 1.1 vidual feed-throughs drilled into the machined block
GHz offset loop frequency to the TX IF, producing a and has separate ferrite bead isolation for each con-
1170 MHz nominal output. This L-band output passes nection. Aluminum bars securely fasten the soft
through a mechanical filter into the second gain board into the cavity.
block. The signal amplitude is adjusted by a control
signal from the M & C unit and the amplified signal 5 Watt Module
flows through another mechanical filter.
The 5 watt module, shown in Figure 4-9, takes
The L-band output is now applied to the second its input from the transmit converter on the converter
transmit mixer, where it is combined with the 5 GHz module. This input handles up to +10 dBm and is
transmit synthesizer output and becomes a C-band connected to the converter board via coaxial cable
signal of the desired frequency. A mechanical using SMA connectors.
bandpass filter selects the proper mixer product and
Good RF grounding and thermal properties are
applies it to a three-stage amplifier. A final mechani-
assured by the use of Teflon® (Duroid™) PC board
cal filter is used before the transmit signal is applied
substrate material which is permanently attached to
to the SMA jack that couples it to the PA.
the cavity.
Transmit input is applied to a hybrid coupler
Power Amplifier which feeds a balanced two-transistor amplifier. A
ANASAT®-C series transceivers are available second hybrid coupler converts this balanced output
with maximum transmit output powers up to 200 to a single-ended input for the four-stage amplifier.
watts. Maximum final output power is a minimum of 5
Watts.
Thirteen different power amplifier (PA) mod-
ules are employed to economically achieve the dif- Output is applied to a SMA connector mounted
ferent output ratings. on the soft board. A coaxial cable connects to a 50W

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Figure 4-9 5W Power Amplifier Module.

N-connector mounted on the heat sink of the trans- DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RE-
ceiver. PAIR OR REMOVE THE P.A.
CIRCUIT BOARD! SEVERE
A directional coupler and power detector moni- ! DAMAGE WILL RESULT.
tors the output power level and reports to the M & C
unit. mounted under the heatsink and mates to the PA
module.
40 Watt Module
Power for each stage is individually filtered and
The 40 watt PA module, shown in Figure 4-10,
applied through ferrite beads via cutouts in the alumi-
takes its input from the transmit converter on the con-
num housing. Both gate bias and drain power for the
verter module. This input handles up to +10 dBm and
final three stages are fed with press-fit filtered termi-
is connected to the converter board via semi-rigid cable
nals for excellent sealing and isolation.
using SMA connectors.
Good RF grounding and thermal properties are 10W,20W,30W,50W,60W,70W,80W,100W,
assured by the use of Teflon® (Duroid™) PC board
substrate material which is permanently attached to
150W and 200W
the cavity. These modules are similar but offer the other
output powers indicated.
Transmit input is applied to a hybrid coupler
which feeds a balanced two transistor amplifier.
A second hybrid coupler converts this balanced out- Monitor and Control Unit
put to a single-ended input for the four stage ampli- The monitor and control unit (M & C), Figures
fier. 4-12 and 4-13, is a microprocessor-based controller
This drive power is fed into another hybrid cou- providing transceiver diagnostics, remote command,
pler and on into the balanced final amplifier. This bal- power distribution, active bias voltage for the PA,
anced output passes through another hybrid to com- and a highly accurate and stable reference fre-
bine the signal into a single-ended 40 watt output quency.
which is fed into a female SMA connector mounted
on the soft board. A coaxial cable connects to a 50Ω Microprocessor-Based Functions
N-connector mounted on the heat sink of the trans- The heart of the M & C unit is the 80C188 mi-
ceiver. A directional coupler and detector diode moni- croprocessor, operating at 16 MHz. It has 128K of
tors output power and reports to the M & C unit. SRAM and two 1MB FLASH electrically erasable
If the transceiver is configured with the optional programmable read-only memories for program and
CPR137 waveguide port, awaveguide launch is variable storage.

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Figure 4-10 40W Power Amplifier Module.

The microprocessor allows long term, com- · PA temperature

pletely unattended remote operation of the · All three PLL synthesizer VCO control volt-
ANASAT®-C transceiver. All functions are acces- ages
sible remotely via either of the two serial ports,
· PA power output
which allow remote monitoring and diagnostics as
well as normal frequency and power control. · -5V DC supply
Analog-to-digital (ADC) and digital-to-analog · Each individual PA power supply
(DAC) converters are used by the microprocessor to · Main +13V power supply
monitor operating parameters and control the trans- · M & C board +5V power supply
ceiver.
· LNC power supply
Two external LEDs, a flashing green lamp indi-
· TX IF power input (70 MHz)
cating proper system operation, and a red one warn-
ing of a Summary alarm are controlled by the micro- · RX IF power output (70 MHz)
processor. These lamps provide obvious, immediate
The following digital inputs are monitored by
status feedback to any on-site operator or mainte-
the microprocessor:
nance personnel.
· Synthesizer lock detect alarm (monitors all
Serial Ports three PLLs separately)
Serial communications are provided through · Cooling fan failure (if fan is installed)
two communications ports. COM 0 is either RS-232
or RS-485 compatible. COM 1 is RS-232 compatible. Control Outputs
Both ports allow communications rates between
The microprocessor controls:
300bps and 57.6kbps, and use eight data bits, no par-
ity, and one stop bit. Both ports are set at the factory · TX gain
to 1200bps. · RX gain
· OCXO fine frequency adjust
Monitor Inputs
The following analog inputs are monitored by · Transmit ON/OFF switching
the microprocessor via the ADC: · Sequenced PA power supply control
DO NOT ATTEMPT REPAIR · Serial control data for the transmit and re-
OR REMOVE THE P.A. CIR- ceive frequency synthesizers.
CUIT BOARD! SEVERE DAM- The PA power supplies are sequenced on
! AGE WILL RESULT. power-up to limit the initial power surge that would
otherwise result.

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The programmable counters in the PLL fre- · Offset PLL failure

quency synthesizers are loaded by the microproces- · Transmit synthesizer failure
sor. Both are connected to the same data and clock
lines, and have independent strobes. Alarm Relays
Two mechanical relays are used in the
Non-Microprocessor-Based Monitor ANASAT®-C transceiver for alarm indication. One
is for major alarms and the other is for minor alarm
Functions conditions. The red LED mounted on the transceiver
Separate monitor functions are implemented in is illuminated whenever either the minor or major
hardware as a fail-safe in the unlikely event of a mi- alarm relays indicate a problem exists.
croprocessor lock-up. These functions disable the
DO NOT ATTEMPT REPAIR The major alarm relay has normally-closed con-
OR REMOVE THE P.A. CIR- tacts, so it defaults to the alarm state when power is
CUIT BOARD! SEVERE DAM- off.
! AGE WILL RESULT.
The alarm relays can be re-configured via soft-
ware to become summary TX and RX alarm relays.
transmitter independently of any microprocessor See ALARM_MODE in Appendix A.
commands.
· Heat sink overtemperature fault Power Distribution
· –5V GaAs FET bias supply failure The M & C unit takes +13V DC input from the
system power supply and generates several addi-
tional supplies:
· +5V for the M & C unit
· +5V for the converter unit
· +13V for programming the FLASH memory
and running the LNC
· –5V for the GaAs FET active bias
· 11V for the PA (PA1 through PA6)
All supplies are regulated through low noise lin-
ear regulators. The 11V supply for the PA is actually
Figure 4-11 100 Watt EC Band unit
Manual Control (Optional Switch Package required)

RX Gain TX Gain RX Chan TX Chan Ser 1 Power

Alarm Ser 2 RS-485 AC Input
Relays (RS-232) Supply
RS-232

Status Register Alarm Register UART

Data Bus Micro- Power

processor Control

A/D D/A Control Register Monitor Register

Status Register FLASH Memory

Analog I/O Power Digital I/O Analog I/O Power

Monitor & Control (M & C) Unit

Figure 4-12. The Monitor and Control (M & C) unit.

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Figure 4-13 Monitor and Control Unit Board.

four, five, or six separate regulators (the number of When active, the transceiver’s synthesizers
regulators employed depends upon which transceiver lock to the external reference. If this option has
PA power level used) for isolation and power surge been activated, but an inadequate external reference
control reasons. Voltage and/or current is monitored signal is present, then the EXTREF alarm will be
for each supply. Additionally, a high accuracy, tem- raised: this is a MAJOR alarm. The transceiver is
perature compensated voltage reference is employed not going to switch back to the internal crystal refer-
for the DAC and ADC. ence when this option is active but an external
source is missing or inadequate. To return to con-
PA Active Bias Generation ventional operation using the internal reference
The GaAs FETs used in the PA require a nega- source, use the command:
tive gate voltage for operation. These very expensive EXTREF OFF
devices are easily destroyed with improper bias.
ANASAT®-C transceivers employ an active bias cir- The minimum signal level required for an exter-
cuit with feedback to automatically control the DC nal reference is +5 dBm.
power consumption of each PA stage.
Power Supply
Microwave Synthesizer Frequency
Reference ANASAT®-C transceivers use a wide input
voltage (100 to 240VAC, 50/60Hz) switching power
All transceiver operating frequencies are syn-
supply to develop the +13V used as the internal
thesized from one 10 MHz reference oscillator. This
power source. An internal circuit senses which input
clock is a high accuracy, high stability oven controlled
voltage range is being used and automatically
crystal oscillator (OCXO) module guaranteed within
switches modes. Figure 4-14 a & b in next page
± 1 x 10–8 Hz. The M & C unit periodically com-
shows how the power supply is mounted in the trans-
pensates for crystal aging automatically.
ceiver (sample 5W and 40W). The AC input is con-
If your transceiver has been ordered with the nected via a 4-pin circular connector.
EXTERNAL 10 MHz CRYSTAL REFERENCE
SWITCH option, then that option can be activated
using the EXTREF command.
Example:
EXTREF ON

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Figure 4-14 a
The 13V Power supply is mounted inside the cover, Model 5Watt.

Figure 4-14 b
The 13V Power supply is mounted inside the cover, Model 40Watt.

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Section 5. Maintenance
ANASAT®-C series transceivers are designed At the time of installation, it is recommended
for a minimum of maintenance. The on-board micro- that each of these points be recorded. If problems oc-
processor monitors all vital functions to ensure cur later, these initial recorded values can be of great
proper operation. Periodic scheduled maintenance is help troubleshooting the system. The following table
not required. may be used to record the operating parameters. Note
that several of these values are specific to the setup.
Aging of the ovenized reference oscillator is au-
For example, the RX SYNTH voltage will change if
tomatically microprocessor compensated, further re-
RX CHAN (the receive frequency) is changed.
ducing maintenance worries.
Various operational voltages may be monitored
via either serial port.

Parameter Normal Range Installed Value

TXCHAN model dependent
TXGAIN model dependent
RXCHAN model dependent
RXGAIN 85 to 100
OSLPLL 1.9 to 11 volts
TXPLL 1.9 to 11 volts
RXPLL 1.9 to 11 volts
TEMP –30 to +50
LNCV +11 to +14
P12V +12 to +14
P5V +4.7 to +5.3
N5V –5.3 to –4.3
TXin –40 to –20 dBm
TXout model dependent
RXout site dependent
PA1 N/A
PA2 N/A
PA3 N/A
PA4 N/A
PA5 N/A
PA6 N/A

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LNC Replacement Checking Receive Gain

After the LNC is replaced, the system gain cali-
Although the ANASAT-C family of transceivers bration may be affected. Check receive gain with a
is designed to need no normal maintenance, if it ever known signal.
becomes necessary to replace the LNC, this proce-
1) Connect a satellite modem or a spectrum
dure may be accomplished in the field with a mini-
analyzer to the transceiver IF output (RXIF).
mum of equipment.
2) Monitor RXIF output from a known signal
Two indications point to a faulty LNC; al-
source (satellite or signal generator source).
though a faulty LNC cable can also cause these
symptoms. 3) Connect a terminal to the RS-232 or M & C
ports on the transceiver. Using the command
1) Improper LNC Voltage
RXGAIN nnn (see Appendix A), adjust re-
2) Receive IF output level low ceive gain until the modem or spectrum ana-
lyzer shows an acceptable signal level.
Both of the above parameters are reported by
the remote M & C terminal display. 4) If necessary, use the OFFSET_RXG com-
mand for accurate receive gain correlation
LNC Replacement Procedure (see Appendix A for details).

Transmitter RF output power lev-

els are adequate to cause blind-
ness or other serious injury to
body tissues. Use caution when
working around the transceiver or
! antenna when the transmitter is
active.

1) Remove power from the transceiver.

2) Disconnect the coax cable to the N-connector
on the LNC.
3) Unbolt the LNC from the antenna mount.
Save the weather tight gasket for reuse.
4) Attach the new LNC to the flange, using the
gasket.
5) Reconnect the coax cable to the LNC N-con-
nector.
6) Reapply power.
7) Verify receive gain with a known signal.

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LIMITED WARRANTY

If this product should fail due to defects in materials or workmanship, AnaCom, Inc., will, at its sole
option, repair or replace it with new or rebuilt parts free of charge for a period of two (2) years
from the date of shipment from the AnaCom factory. This warranty covers only failures due to
defects in materials and workmanship that occurs during the period of the warranty. It does not
cover damage that occurs during shipment, failure caused by operation of the product outside the
published electrical or environmental specifications, or malfunctions caused by misuse of the
product. Expendable components are not covered under this warranty.

In order for the customer to exercise their rights to repairs under the warranty, the customer must
first contact AnaCom to obtain a repair authorization number (RMA). If it is necessary to return the
product for repair, the customer is responsible for paying the cost of shipping it to AnaCom.
AnaCom will pay the cost of shipping the product back to the customer when the repairs are
completed. All import duties, customs fees, taxes of any kind, or any related fees are the sole
responsibility of the customer.

Spare parts, repairs, or replacements are warranted to be free from defects in material or workman-
ship for ninety (90) days or the remainder of the limited warranty period, whichever is longer.

There are no express or implied warranties except as listed above. In no event shall AnaCom be
liable for special, incidental, or consequential damages arising from the use of this product, or arising
out of any breach of this warranty. All express and implied warranties, including the warranties of
merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are limited to the applicable warranty period set
forth above. No employee or representative of AnaCom is authorized to modify this warranty or
AnaCom’s standard warranty for any product.

Non-warranty repair service is available from AnaCom for a nominal charge. Non-warranty repair
service can be obtained by contacting AnaCom and requesting a return authorization number (RMA),
as described above. The customer is responsible for paying the cost of the shipping to and from
AnaCom for any non-warranty repairs. Non-warranty repair service will be available for any
AnaCom product for a minimum of five years from the date of its first shipment from AnaCom’s
factory.

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Appendix A. M & C Command Set

The transceiver will not respond to any command until a carriage return has been entered, terminating the
command input. Multiple commands may be entered before a carriage return, using “;” as a delimiter.
Example:
TXCHAN 54; RXCHAN 36; SAVE
will set the transmit channel to 54, the receive channel to 36 and save these changes to a FLASH EEPROM.
A transceiver response to user input can also be delimited in similar fashion.
If a command is not recognized, an error message is returned. For example, if “foo <cr>” is entered,
the following is returned:
??????? foo

Alphabetical Listing of M & C Commands

Command Page
ALARMS ............................................................................................................................................. A-2
ALARM_MODE ................................................................................................................................. A-3
BAUDRATE ........................................................................................................................................ A-3
CLEAR_PASSWORD ......................................................................................................................... A-3
CLS ...................................................................................................................................................... A-3
CRLF ................................................................................................................................................... A-3
DTE ..................................................................................................................................................... A-3
DTE0 ................................................................................................................................................... A-3
DTE1 ................................................................................................................................................... A-3
ECHO .................................................................................................................................................. A-4
EXTREF .............................................................................................................................................. A-4
INFO .................................................................................................................................................... A-4
LABEL ................................................................................................................................................. A-4
LOCK PASSWORD ............................................................................................................................ A-4
MODE ................................................................................................................................................. A-4
MODEM_MODE ................................................................................................................................ A-4
MODEM_STRING ............................................................................................................................. A-5
MSG ..................................................................................................................................................... A-5
OFFSET ............................................................................................................................................... A-5
PC_MODE ........................................................................................................................................... A-5
PORT_TO_PORT ................................................................................................................................ A-5
REFRESH ............................................................................................................................................ A-5
RESET ................................................................................................................................................. A-5
RXCHAN ............................................................................................................................................. A-6
RXGAIN .............................................................................................................................................. A-6
SAVE ................................................................................................................................................... A-6
SET_PASSWORD ............................................................................................................................... A-6
TERMTYPE ........................................................................................................................................ A-6
TX ........................................................................................................................................................ A-6
TXREQ ................................................................................................................................................ A-6
TXREQUEST ...................................................................................................................................... A-6
TXCHAN ............................................................................................................................................. A-7
TXFREQ .............................................................................................................................................. A-7
TXGAIN .............................................................................................................................................. A-7
UNLOCK PASSWORD ....................................................................................................................... A-7
UTIMER .............................................................................................................................................. A-7
WARMUP ............................................................................................................................................ A-7
TXD; TXDAC ..................................................................................................................................... A-7
RXD; RXDAC ..................................................................................................................................... A-7

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ANASAT®- C Band M & C Commands

ALARMS
This command returns a list of raised alarms for the given transceiver. The possible
alarms are: WARMING, FANERR, OSLOCK, TXLOCK, RXLOCK, UCMUTE,
PATEMP, TXOUT, P12V, PA, N5V, OSLPLL, TXPLL, RXPLL, P5V,
LNCV, PROMERR and RXOUT.
If there are no alarms then “ALARMS CLEAR” is returned. Status of all individual
alarms is evaluated ten times a second.
Alarms are categorized as MAJOR and MINOR, major alarms cause the external red
LED on the transceiver to begin flashing. If there are no alarms, the status of the transceiver is
CLEAR.

MAJOR ALARMS
OSLOCK raised when the OFFSET PLL has lost lock
TXLOCK raised when the TX PLL has lost lock
RXLOCK raised when the RX PLL has lost lock
UCMUTE raised when the hardware mute circuit on the M & C board is active
(this includes external TX shutdown)
PATEMP when the heat sink temperature exceeds approx 85oC
PA raised when any active power amplifier voltage drops too low
N5V raised when the -5 volt supply drops too far
LNCV raised when the LNC supply voltage drops too far
RXOUT raised when the RX IF output power becomes too low
PROMERR raised if a write or erase operation in the PROM fails

MINOR
WARMING when the warm-up software function is active upon reset or power
cycling (power turn on)
FANERR raised when fan current becomes too low (if a fan is installed)
TXOUT raised when PA output is deemed by software to be too high
P12V the primary 13V supply drops below a specified level
P5V the 5V supply on the M & C board drops below a specified level
OSLOOP OS VCXO voltage exceeds a specified range –may still be locked
TXLOOP UC VCXO voltage exceeds a specified range –may still be locked
RXLOOP DC VCXO voltage exceeds a specified range –may still be locked

There are alarm conditions which can shutdown the PA stage: WARMING and
OSLOCK, TXLOCK, PATEMP, and N5V. When these alarms are active, the PA stage is shut-
down via the supply lines which feed it. This may cause the PA alarm to be raised as well. The
WARMUP alarm may be disabled with the WARMUP command.

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ALARM_MODE [ NORMAL | PROTECTION ]

There are two modes for alarm relay operation: Normal and Protection. In the NOR-
MAL mode, the relays operate as MAJOR and MINOR relays as described above. In PRO-
TECTION mode, the relays become redefined as TX and RX summary fault relays. The re-
lay normally called MAJOR becomes the TX relay and the relay normally called MINOR be-
comes the RX relay.
In normal operation, the MAJOR relay is energized so that a power fault causes the relay
to relax and thus provide an alarm contact closure. The MINOR relay is normally not ener-
gized (non-alarm state). During PROTECTION operation, both relays are normally energized
(no alarms). Therefore, the RX relay has reverse definition of its contacts (NO and NC) for
PROTECTION operation compared to its NORMAL operation.
BAUDRATE [300 | 1200 | 2400 | 4800 | 9600 | 19200 | 38400 | 57600]
This command sets the baudrate of the serial channel the user is presently connected to.
Both serial ports have been programmed for 8 bits, no parity and 1 stop bit. These parameters
are not user changeable.
CLEAR_PASSWORD PASSWORD
This command will clear an existing password. Note that the password must be given in
order for it to be cleared.
CLS
In terminal mode, 25 line feeds are sent to the terminal, effectively clearing the screen. In
VT52 and VT100 modes, CLS refreshes the display.
CRLF [ON | OFF]
This command is only relevant to dumb-terminal mode. It sets (or returns) carriage-re-
turn/line-feed status. “CRLF ON” will command the M & C computer to insert a line-feed in
display output following a carriage return. This can be necessary to make some terminal dis-
plays operate properly. In other cases this would be redundant.
DTE
DTE0 [COMMAND]
DTE1 [COMMAND]
These commands return a string of data regarding the specified serial port. If no port is
specified then the present serial port is used.
Using DTE0 and DTE1 it is possible to change some of the serial port parameters for the
serial port other than the one the operator is presently connected to. This could be especially
useful for baud rate. Example of operator input from a terminal attached to serial port 0:
dte1 baudrate 19200
The valid commands which can be used in this fashion for the opposing serial port are
BAUDRATE, TERMTYPE, ECHO, CRLF, MODEM_MODE, PC_MODE, and
TERMINAL_MODE.
See the explanations for those commands elsewhere in this appendix.

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ECHO [ON | OFF]

This command is only relevant in dumb-terminal mode. It sets (or returns) character
echo mode. For example, if the operator is running a terminal emulation program on his PC
with local echo disabled, type
ECHO ON
to enable echo back from the M & C computer. If the terminal is displaying doubled up char-
acters, use ECHO OFF.
EXTREF [ON | OFF]
If ON, the ODU is programmed to accept an optional external 10MHz frequency refer-
ence source. If one is not present, a new alarm, EXTREF is raised. When an external refer-
ence signal appears while the EXTREF alarm is raised, the alarm will be dropped.
If OFF is given, then the internal source is used regardless of whether the optional refer-
ence source switch is indicating an external source is present or not.
The default setting is EXTREF OFF.

INFO
Returns information about software and hardware revision numbers.
LABEL [TEXT]
This command erases or [sets] an alphanumeric string up to 32 characters long that the
user can use to “title” or describe the purpose of the given ODU.
LOCK PASSWORD
With this command most M & C functions will be locked and further user access will be
denied until the UNLOCK command is given. Those commands which remain user accessible
are: UNLOCK, CLS, ALARMS, and LIST.
If a password has been established with the SET_PASSWORD command then that pass-
word must be used with the LOCK command. If there is no established password (if
CLEAR_PASSWORD has been used, for instance), then M & C functions will be locked; but
they can be unlocked without a password. There are two solutions to the problem of having a
locked unit and/or a forgotten password:
1. The unit can be reset using the internal DIP switches. See Appendix D.
2. If the unit is attached to a modem, and presently accessible remotely,
telephone ANACOM.
MODE
This command returns either MODEM_MODE or PC_MODE. Example: MODE might re-
turn MODE MODEM_MODE when the user is connected to the unit via a phone line and a
Hayes compatible modem.
MODEM_MODE
This command is used to tell the M & C computer that a Hayes compatible modem is
attached to the serial port. The way this would be used is a user would enter this command
from a PC using a null modem cable, then disconnect the PC and attach a modem directly to
the port via a modem cable. RX, TX, DCD and signal GND lines must be properly con-
nected.
Once MODEM_MODE is activated, the M&C computer will no longer display dumb ter-
minal display updates or generate packets in packet mode until the DATA-CARRIER_DETECT
line becomes active, indicating the modem is off-hook and connected to another modem.

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MODEM_STRING [TEXT]
When the M & C computer is in modem mode it will periodically send a Hayes compat-
ible initialization string of up to 40 characters to the modem to make sure it is properly config-
ured. The user can get [set] this string via this command. The default string as part of factory
settings is:
MODEM_STRING AT S0=1 &C1 &S0 \Q0 E0
MSG TEXT
This command allows an operator connected to one serial port to send an ASCII message
to someone connected to the other port. A message received will appear on the other operator’s
screen prefixed with the prompt MESSAGE>.
OFFSET [TXGAIN | RXGAIN] [number]
This command gets [sets] a floating point offset for TX or RX calibration tables. The
valid arguments are: TXGAIN, RXGAIN.
The default values for these offsets is 0. Example usage:
OFFSET TXGAIN 2
The result of this is that the output would be 2 dB greater than what would otherwise be
transmitted. In other words, the TX gain range would be shifted down by two decibels. If a
TXGAIN of 72 dB were requested, the calibration data interpolation would be done internally
with the value of 74 dB. If the user measures the TX gain with a power meter and finds that
gain is high by 1.5 dB, then he might enter:
OFFSET TXGAIN –1.5
PC_MODE
This is the converse of MODEM_MODE. At any time, the user may type PC_MODE and
the M & C computer will again behave as if a PC or network is directly attached to the serial
port rather than a modem.
PORT_TO_PORT [ON|OFF]

This command sets (gets) the status of the port_to_port function. When active on, then
function re-transmits all serial port data from COM0 to COM1 and also from COM1 to
COM0 regardless of data content. If the M & C interprets data as a legitimate command then
the command is acted on. Otherwise the data is ignored by the M & C. When ON, the M & C
does not issue ??????? when data is received which does not conform to a proper command.
WARNING: When this function is ON, the M & C will not automatically change
baudrate to 1200 when the external data is changed to 1200.
REFRESH
This command refreshes the RF hardware to presently chosen receive and transmit chan-
nels and gain settings.
RESET
This command resets the M & C computer. Power-on time will reset to zero. Warning:
RESET will shut down the transceiver momentarily.
RXCHAN [number | INC | DEC]
This command gets [sets] the receive channel number. See Appendix E for channel fre-
quency information. NOTE: Channel 0 is not a valid selection.

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RXGAIN [number]
This command gets [sets] receiver gain. The acceptable range is a two or three digit inte-
ger between 85 and 100 (dB).
SAVE
This command saves present M & C operating parameters to a FLASH EEPROM.
SET_PASSWORD PASSWORD PASSWORD
The M & C computer supports password control of M & C functions. One potential use
of this feature would be for leaving an ODU connected to a modem on an open telephone line.
A valid password must be an alphanumeric string with no imbedded blanks, and between four
and eight characters long inclusive. It must be given twice to ensure accuracy.
An existing password must first be cleared before setting a new password. This is done
with the CLEAR_PASSWORD command.
TERMTYPE [TTY | VT52 | VT100] (OLD UNITS,OBSOLETE)
This command is only relevant to dumb-terminal mode. It sets (or returns) the terminal
emulation mode.
TTY Terminal Mode: this is a basic 80 character by 25 line ASCII “dumb” terminal
mode.
VT52 Mode: This is a standard terminal emulation, more intelligent than TTY.
VT100 Mode: This in an enhanced communications terminal emulator with a fixed dis-
play window.
There are some control characters that will be filtered by the terminal driver when the M
& C computer is in terminal mode. These control characters will be ignored in packet mode.
CTRL-E: This will erase the screen, similar to the CLS command.
CTRL-R: This repeats execution of the last Carriage return terminated command.
CTRL-Q: refer to the description of CTRL-S.
CTRL-S: Periodic screen updates will be squelched until the user has
finished entering present command or hits CTRL-Q.
CTRL-BS: (Backspace) The present input command will be erased
TX [ON | OFF]
TXREQ [ON | OFF]
TXREQUEST [ON | OFF]
This command requests activation of the transmitter. This is done by enabling the PA
supply voltages. TXREQ ON will indicate the operator’s desire to begin transmission. With no
argument TXREQ simply return its present state as ON or OFF. Note that the unit will be
shipped with TXREQ set to OFF.
Exactly when are we “ON AIR?” The answer is when TXREQ is ON, the hardware
alarm TXMUTE is clear, and the transmitter is not software inhibited to allow the crystal refer-
ence oscillator time to warm-up at power-on. See the WARMUP command for details.
TXCHAN [number]
This command gets [sets] the transmit channel number. The acceptable range depends
upon model type. See Appendix E for channel frequency information. Channel 0 is not a valid
selection.

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TXFREQ [number]
This command gets [sets] the transmit channel number. The acceptable range depends
upon model type. The [number] is the actual transmit frequency output with TXIF at 70 MHz
[or 140 MHz].
TXGAIN [number | INC | DEC]
This command gets [sets] or returns the transmit power amplifier gain. The acceptable
range of the number is dependent upon model.
nn ranges from: 10 to 36 dB for the ANASAT 0C
44 to 70 dB for the ANASAT 2C
48 to 74 dB for the ANASAT 5C
51 to 77 dB for the ANASAT 10C
54 to 80 dB for the ANASAT 20C
57 to 83 dB for the ANASAT 30C, 40C
58 to 84 dB for the ANASAT 50C, 60C
60 to 86 dB for the ANASAT 70C, 80C
61 to 87 dB for the ANASAT 100C
63 to 89 dB for the ANASAT 150C
64 to 90 dB for the ANASAT 200C
UNLOCK PASSWORD
This command will unlock M & C functions for user access.
UTIMER [NUMBER]
This command is only relevant to dumb-terminal mode. It sets (or returns) the number of
seconds between automatic display updates. Note that changing baud rate will automatically
revert to a default appropriate for that particular baudrate.
WARMUP [ON | OFF | CANCEL]
Upon transceiver power-up, a 5 minute period will pass to allow the reference oscillator
crystal oven sufficient warm up time. The unit is shipped with this flag set OFF, but can be
changed by the user. Because there is no way for the M & C computer to know how long it has
been off the air, a reset or momentary loss of power will cause a warm-up countdown to occur
when the feature is in use. WARMUP CANCEL will terminate a warm-up countdown and im-
mediately enable the transmitter.

TXD; TXDAC [NUMBER]

This command bypasses the transmit numerical gain compensation by the M&C. It will
issue [number] 1 to 255 to the TX gain control element. This is for troubleshooting use only
and transceiver should not be left in this mode as the numerical compensation (temp. + freq.)
would be disabled.

RXD; RXDAC [NUMBER]

This command bypasses the receive numerical gain compensation by the M&C. It will
issue [number] 0 to 255 to the RX gain control element. This is for troubleshooting use only
and transceiver should not be left in this mode as the numerical compensation (temp. + freq.)
would be disabled.

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Appendix A A-8 ANACOM ANASAT®–C Transceiver

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Appendix B. Alarm List

The ANASAT-C transceiver features sophistocated internal monitoring. If an abnormal condition
occurs, a description of the abnormality is sent via the M & C serial port to the operator’s console.
These alarms are divided into two categories: major alarms and minor alarms. When a TX major
alarm condition is detected, the transmitter is immediately pulled OFF the air. An advisory message is
sent to the operator via the serial port and the red ALARM LED, visible from outside the transceiver,
begins flashing. Most major alarms are generated directly by hardware detectors inside the unit.
Minor alarms do not disable the transmitter or light the LED, but still cause an advisory message on
the serial port. Most minor alarms are generated by M & C software routines which look for out of
tolerance conditions.

MAJOR ALARMS
OSLOCK the OS PLL is not locked
TXLOCK the TX PLL is not locked
RXLOCK the RX PLL is not locked
PATEMP the PA heat sink temperature becomes excessive
PA one of the PA voltages is too low or too high
N5V the –5 volt supply is out of tolerance
LNCV the LNC supply voltage is too low
PROMERR the M & C PROM checksum fails
RXOUT the RX output noise floor becomes too low
- external power loss

MINOR
WARMING the warm-up software function is enabled upon reset or power-up
FANERR fan fails (if a fan is installed)
TXMUTE when the TX is disabled (internally by alarms or externally)
P12V the primary +13V supply is too low
P5V the +5V supply on the M&C board is too low
OSLPLL OS VCO voltage is out of range — can still be locked
TXPLL UC VCO voltage is out of range — can still be locked
RXPLL DC VCO voltage is out of range — can still be locked

ALARMS WHICH TURN OFF TRANSMITTER

WARMING software settable to mute the TX during the warmup period, or not
PATEMP PA temperature is excessive. Automatically resets when cooler
TXMUTE when the TX is disabled (internally by alarms or externally)
OSLOCK OS PLL is not locked
UCLOCK UC PLL is not locked
N5V the –5V supply failed. Probable PA damage if PA is not shut down.

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For situations when the ALARM_MODE is set to PROTECTION, the alarm relays are re-defined as
TX and RX alarm relays instead of MAJOR and MINOR. The M & C software still considers the
alarms as either major or minor and will communicate alarms via the serial ports and the front panel
red LED as major or minor.

In PROTECTION mode, the alarm relays will engage based on the following alarm list:

TX
OSLOCK the OS PLL fails to lock
TXLOCK the TX PLL fails to lock
PATEMP the PA temperature is too high
N5V the –5V supply is out of tolerance
PA one of the PA supply voltages is out of tolerance
- external power loss

RX
LNCV LNC voltage too low
OSLOCK OS PLL is not locked
RXLOCK RX PLL is not locked
RXOUT RX output noise floor is too low (low gain)
- external power loss

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Appendix C. Serial Port Wiring

COM1, 6-Pin Circular Weathertight Connector

5 1
1 6 6
5 2
4
2 4
3 3

Cable Wire View Cable End View

Pin Signal Description

1 DTR Data Terminal Ready
2 DCD Data Carrier Detect
3 DSR Data Set Ready
4 RXD Receive Data
5 TXD Transmit Data
6 GND Ground
Note dimple next to pin 1

COM0, 18-Pin Circular Weathertight Connector

1 11 10 11
2 12 12 1
10
3 13 18 17 9 17 18 13 2
9 16
14 16 8 14 3
4 15 15
8
5 7 4
6 7 6 5

Cable Wire View Cable End View

Pin Signal Description Pin Signal Description

1 RY1NO Minor Alarm Normally Open 10 RX+ Differential Receive Data
2 RY1NC Minor Alarm Normally Close 11 RX- Differential Receive Data
3 RY1C Minor Alarm Common 12 RS485 RS485 Jumper (open for 232)
4 RY2NO Major Alarm Normally Open 13 TXM TX Mute*
5 RY2NC Major Alarm Normally Close 14 DTR Data Terminal Ready
6 RY2C Major Alarm Common 15 DCD Data Carrier Detect
7 P13V +13V DC Power 16 RXD Receive Data
8 TX+ Differential Transmit Data 17 TXD Transmit Data
9 TX- Differential Transmit Data 18 GND Ground

NOTE DIMPLE NEXT TO PIN 1

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RS485/RS232 Selection
(COM1, 18-Pin Connector Only)
Pin 12 of the 18-pin Weathertight circular connector is the RS485/RS232 mode select pumper
pin. Connect Pin 12 to Ground (Pin 18) for RS485 operation. Leave open for RS232 operation. This
has no effect on the other serial port.

Data Terminal Connection

Using a serial cable with a connector on one end that matches your terminal equipment (either a
“dumb” terminal or a computer running terminal emulator or modem software), connect the 6-pin or
18-pin Weathertight circular connector to the other end, following Figure C-5 and the applicable
previous table.

Alternative Alarm Relay Wiring

For protected installations, it may be desired to operate the transceiver with the alarm relays
reporting separate TX and RX alarms instead of the normal Major and Minor alarms. See Appendix
A for the ALARM_MODE command. When operating in PROTECTION mode, the alarm relays on the
M&C connector should be wired per this chart:
Pin Signal Description
1 RY1NC RX Alarm Normally Closed
2 RY1NO RX Alarm Normally Open
3 RY1C RX Alarm Common
4 RY2NO TX Alarm Normally Open
5 RY2NC TX Alarm Normally Closed
6 RY2C TX Alarm Common

Note: Only the first 6 pins of this 18 pin connector are shown. All other pins are
as shown on the previous page.

25-Pin “D” 9-Pin “D” SIGNAL 6-Pin circular 18-Pin circular

7 5 GROUND 6 18
3 2 RX DATA TX DATA 5 17
2 3 TX DATA RX DATA 4 16
6 6 DSR 3 --
8 1 DCD 2 15
20 4 DTR 1 14

Note: Select either the 9 or 25 pin female “D” connector to match your particular data terminal.
Some terminals may not need the DTR, DSR, or DCD connections.

Figure C-1. RS232 Serial Cable Connections. Computer or terminal connections.

AnaCom provides a 10 ft. long M&C cable with each unit with DB-9 & 6 pin
circular connectors.

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Appendix D. ANASAT®-EC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
1 3700 5925 51 3750 5975 101 3800 6025 151 3850 6075
2 3701 5926 52 3751 5976 102 3801 6026 152 3851 6076
3 3702 5927 53 3752 5977 103 3802 6027 153 3852 6077
4 3703 5928 54 3753 5978 104 3803 6028 154 3853 6078
5 3704 5929 55 3754 5979 105 3804 6029 155 3854 6079
6 3705 5930 56 3755 5980 106 3805 6030 156 3855 6080
7 3706 5931 57 3756 5981 107 3806 6031 157 3856 6081
8 3707 5932 58 3757 5982 108 3807 6032 158 3857 6082
9 3708 5933 59 3758 5983 109 3808 6033 159 3858 6083
10 3709 5934 60 3759 5984 110 3809 6034 160 3859 6084
11 3710 5935 61 3760 5985 111 3810 6035 161 3860 6085
12 3711 5936 62 3761 5986 112 3811 6036 162 3861 6086
13 3712 5937 63 3762 5987 113 3812 6037 163 3862 6087
14 3713 5938 64 3763 5988 114 3813 6038 164 3863 6088
15 3714 5939 65 3764 5989 115 3814 6039 165 3864 6089
16 3715 5940 66 3765 5990 116 3815 6040 166 3865 6090
17 3716 5941 67 3766 5991 117 3816 6041 167 3866 6091
18 3717 5942 68 3767 5992 118 3817 6042 168 3867 6092
19 3718 5943 69 3768 5993 119 3818 6043 169 3868 6093
20 3719 5944 70 3769 5994 120 3819 6044 170 3869 6094
21 3720 5945 71 3770 5995 121 3820 6045 171 3870 6095
22 3721 5946 72 3771 5996 122 3821 6046 172 3871 6096
23 3722 5947 73 3772 5997 123 3822 6047 173 3872 6097
24 3723 5948 74 3773 5998 124 3823 6048 174 3873 6098
25 3724 5949 75 3774 5999 125 3824 6049 175 3874 6099
26 3725 5950 76 3775 6000 126 3825 6050 176 3875 6100
27 3726 5951 77 3776 6001 127 3826 6051 177 3876 6101
28 3727 5952 78 3777 6002 128 3827 6052 178 3877 6102
29 3728 5953 79 3778 6003 129 3828 6053 179 3878 6103
30 3729 5954 80 3779 6004 130 3829 6054 180 3879 6104
31 3730 5955 81 3780 6005 131 3830 6055 181 3880 6105
32 3731 5956 82 3781 6006 132 3831 6056 182 3881 6106
33 3732 5957 83 3782 6007 133 3832 6057 183 3882 6107
34 3733 5958 84 3783 6008 134 3833 6058 184 3883 6108
35 3734 5959 85 3784 6009 135 3834 6059 185 3884 6109
36 3735 5960 86 3785 6010 136 3835 6060 186 3885 6110
37 3736 5961 87 3786 6011 137 3836 6061 187 3886 6111
38 3737 5962 88 3787 6012 138 3837 6062 188 3887 6112
39 3738 5963 89 3788 6013 139 3838 6063 189 3888 6113
40 3739 5964 90 3789 6014 140 3839 6064 190 3889 6114
41 3740 5965 91 3790 6015 141 3840 6065 191 3890 6115
42 3741 5966 92 3791 6016 142 3841 6066 192 3891 6116
43 3742 5967 93 3792 6017 143 3842 6067 193 3892 6117
44 3743 5968 94 3793 6018 144 3843 6068 194 3893 6118
45 3744 5969 95 3794 6019 145 3844 6069 195 3894 6119
46 3745 5970 96 3795 6020 146 3845 6070 196 3895 6120
47 3746 5971 97 3796 6021 147 3846 6071 197 3896 6121
48 3747 5972 98 3797 6022 148 3847 6072 198 3897 6122
49 3748 5973 99 3798 6023 149 3848 6073 199 3898 6123
50 3749 5974 100 3799 6024 150 3849 6074 200 3899 6124

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ANASAT®-EC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
201 3900 6125 251 3950 6175 301 4000 6225 351 4050 6275
202 3901 6126 252 3951 6176 302 4001 6226 352 4051 6276
203 3902 6127 253 3952 6177 303 4002 6227 353 4052 6277
204 3903 6128 254 3953 6178 304 4003 6228 354 4053 6278
205 3904 6129 255 3954 6179 305 4004 6229 355 4054 6279
206 3905 6130 256 3955 6180 306 4005 6230 356 4055 6280
207 3906 6131 257 3956 6181 307 4006 6231 357 4056 6281
208 3907 6132 258 3957 6182 308 4007 6232 358 4057 6282
209 3908 6133 259 3958 6183 309 4008 6233 359 4058 6283
210 3909 6134 260 3959 6184 310 4009 6234 360 4059 6284
211 3910 6135 261 3960 6185 311 4010 6235 361 4060 6285
212 3911 6136 262 3961 6186 312 4011 6236 362 4061 6286
213 3912 6137 263 3962 6187 313 4012 6237 363 4062 6287
214 3913 6138 264 3963 6188 314 4013 6238 364 4063 6288
215 3914 6139 265 3964 6189 315 4014 6239 365 4064 6289
216 3915 6140 266 3965 6190 316 4015 6240 366 4065 6290
217 3916 6141 267 3966 6191 317 4016 6241 367 4066 6291
218 3917 6142 268 3967 6192 318 4017 6242 368 4067 6292
219 3918 6143 269 3968 6193 319 4018 6243 369 4068 6293
220 3919 6144 270 3969 6194 320 4019 6244 370 4069 6294
221 3920 6145 271 3970 6195 321 4020 6245 371 4070 6295
222 3921 6146 272 3971 6196 322 4021 6246 372 4071 6296
223 3922 6147 273 3972 6197 323 4022 6247 373 4072 6297
224 3923 6148 274 3973 6198 324 4023 6248 374 4073 6298
225 3924 6149 275 3974 6199 325 4024 6249 375 4074 6299
226 3925 6150 276 3975 6200 326 4025 6250 376 4075 6300
227 3926 6151 277 3976 6201 327 4026 6251 377 4076 6301
228 3927 6152 278 3977 6202 328 4027 6252 378 4077 6302
229 3928 6153 279 3978 6203 329 4028 6253 379 4078 6303
230 3929 6154 280 3979 6204 330 4029 6254 380 4079 6304
231 3930 6155 281 3980 6205 331 4030 6255 381 4080 6305
232 3931 6156 282 3981 6206 332 4031 6256 382 4081 6306
233 3932 6157 283 3982 6207 333 4032 6257 383 4082 6307
234 3933 6158 284 3983 6208 334 4033 6258 384 4083 6308
235 3934 6159 285 3984 6209 335 4034 6259 385 4084 6309
236 3935 6160 286 3985 6210 336 4035 6260 386 4085 6310
237 3936 6161 287 3986 6211 337 4036 6261 387 4086 6311
238 3937 6162 288 3987 6212 338 4037 6262 388 4087 6312
239 3938 6163 289 3988 6213 339 4038 6263 389 4088 6313
240 3939 6164 290 3989 6214 340 4039 6264 390 4089 6314
241 3940 6165 291 3990 6215 341 4040 6265 391 4090 6315
242 3941 6166 292 3991 6216 342 4041 6266 392 4091 6316
243 3942 6167 293 3992 6217 343 4042 6267 393 4092 6317
244 3943 6168 294 3993 6218 344 4043 6268 394 4093 6318
245 3944 6169 295 3994 6219 345 4044 6269 395 4094 6319
246 3945 6170 296 3995 6220 346 4045 6270 396 4095 6320
247 3946 6171 297 3996 6221 347 4046 6271 397 4096 6321
248 3947 6172 298 3997 6222 348 4047 6272 398 4097 6322
249 3948 6173 299 3998 6223 349 4048 6273 399 4098 6323
250 3949 6174 300 3999 6224 350 4049 6274 400 4099 6324

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ANASAT®-EC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
401 4100 6325 451 4150 6375 501 4200 6425
402 4101 6326 452 4151 6376
403 4102 6327 453 4152 6377
404 4103 6328 454 4153 6378
405 4104 6329 455 4154 6379
406 4105 6330 456 4155 6380
407 4106 6331 457 4156 6381
408 4107 6332 458 4157 6382
409 4108 6333 459 4158 6383
410 4109 6334 460 4159 6384
411 4110 6335 461 4160 6385
412 4111 6336 462 4161 6386
413 4112 6337 463 4162 6387
414 4113 6338 464 4163 6388
415 4114 6339 465 4164 6389
416 4115 6340 466 4165 6390
417 4116 6341 467 4166 6391
418 4117 6342 468 4167 6392
419 4118 6343 469 4168 6393
420 4119 6344 470 4169 6394
421 4120 6345 471 4170 6395
422 4121 6346 472 4171 6396
423 4122 6347 473 4172 6397
424 4123 6348 474 4173 6398
425 4124 6349 475 4174 6399
426 4125 6350 476 4175 6400
427 4126 6351 477 4176 6401
428 4127 6352 478 4177 6402
429 4128 6353 479 4178 6403
430 4129 6354 480 4179 6404
431 4130 6355 481 4180 6405
432 4131 6356 482 4181 6406
433 4132 6357 483 4182 6407
434 4133 6358 484 4183 6408
435 4134 6359 485 4184 6409
436 4135 6360 486 4185 6410
437 4136 6361 487 4186 6411
438 4137 6362 488 4187 6412
439 4138 6363 489 4188 6413
440 4139 6364 490 4189 6414
441 4140 6365 491 4190 6415
442 4141 6366 492 4191 6416
443 4142 6367 493 4192 6417
444 4143 6368 494 4193 6418
445 4144 6369 495 4194 6419
446 4145 6370 496 4195 6420
447 4146 6371 497 4196 6421
448 4147 6372 498 4197 6422
449 4148 6373 499 4198 6423
450 4149 6374 500 4199 6424

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ANASAT®-SEC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
–75 3625 5850 –25 3675 5900 26 3725 5950 76 3775 6000
–74 3626 5851 –24 3676 5901 27 3726 5951 77 3776 6001
–73 3627 5852 –23 3677 5902 28 3727 5952 78 3777 6002
–72 3628 5853 –22 3678 5903 29 3728 5953 79 3778 6003
–71 3629 5854 –21 3679 5904 30 3729 5954 80 3779 6004
–70 3630 5855 –20 3680 5905 31 3730 5955 81 3780 6005
–69 3631 5856 –19 3681 5906 32 3731 5956 82 3781 6006
–68 3632 5857 –18 3682 5907 33 3732 5957 83 3782 6007
–67 3633 5858 –17 3683 5908 34 3733 5958 84 3783 6008
–66 3634 5859 –16 3684 5909 35 3734 5959 85 3784 6009
–65 3635 5860 –15 3685 5910 36 3735 5960 86 3785 6010
–64 3636 5861 –14 3686 5911 37 3736 5961 87 3786 6011
–63 3637 5862 –13 3687 5912 38 3737 5962 88 3787 6012
–62 3638 5863 –12 3688 5913 39 3738 5963 89 3788 6013
–61 3639 5864 –11 3689 5914 40 3739 5964 90 3789 6014
–60 3640 5865 –10 3690 5915 41 3740 5965 91 3790 6015
–59 3641 5866 –9 3691 5916 42 3741 5966 92 3791 6016
–58 3642 5867 –8 3692 5917 43 3742 5967 93 3792 6017
–57 3643 5868 –7 3693 5918 44 3743 5968 94 3793 6018
–56 3644 5869 –6 3694 5919 45 3744 5969 95 3794 6019
–55 3645 5870 –5 3695 5920 46 3745 5970 96 3795 6020
–54 3646 5871 –4 3696 5921 47 3746 5971 97 3796 6021
–53 3647 5872 –3 3697 5922 48 3747 5972 98 3797 6022
–52 3648 5873 –2 3698 5923 49 3748 5973 99 3798 6023
–51 3649 5874 –1 3699 5924 50 3749 5974 100 3799 6024
–50 3650 5875 1 3700 5925 51 3750 5975 101 3800 6025
–49 3651 5876 2 3701 5926 52 3751 5976 102 3801 6026
–48 3652 5877 3 3702 5927 53 3752 5977 103 3802 6027
–47 3653 5878 4 3703 5928 54 3753 5978 104 3803 6028
–46 3654 5879 5 3704 5929 55 3754 5979 105 3804 6029
–45 3655 5880 6 3705 5930 56 3755 5980 106 3805 6030
–44 3656 5881 7 3706 5931 57 3756 5981 107 3806 6031
–43 3657 5882 8 3707 5932 58 3757 5982 108 3807 6032
–42 3658 5883 9 3708 5933 59 3758 5983 109 3808 6033
–41 3659 5884 10 3709 5934 60 3759 5984 110 3809 6034
–40 3660 5885 11 3710 5935 61 3760 5985 111 3810 6035
–39 3661 5886 12 3711 5936 62 3761 5986 112 3811 6036
–38 3662 5887 13 3712 5937 63 3762 5987 113 3812 6037
–37 3663 5888 14 3713 5938 64 3763 5988 114 3813 6038
–36 3664 5889 15 3714 5939 65 3764 5989 115 3814 6039
–35 3665 5890 16 3715 5940 66 3765 5990 116 3815 6040
–34 3666 5891 17 3716 5941 67 3766 5991 117 3816 6041
–33 3667 5892 18 3717 5942 68 3767 5992 118 3817 6042
–32 3668 5893 19 3718 5943 69 3768 5993 119 3818 6043
–31 3669 5894 20 3719 5944 70 3769 5994 120 3819 6044
–30 3670 5895 21 3720 5945 71 3770 5995 121 3820 6045
–29 3671 5896 22 3721 5946 72 3771 5996 122 3821 6046
–28 3672 5897 23 3722 5947 73 3772 5997 123 3822 6047
–27 3673 5898 24 3723 5948 74 3773 5998 124 3823 6048
–26 3674 5899 25 3724 5949 75 3774 5999 125 3824 6049

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ANASAT®-SEC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
126 3825 6050 176 3875 6100 226 3925 6150 276 3975 6200
127 3826 6051 177 3876 6101 227 3926 6151 277 3976 6201
128 3827 6052 178 3877 6102 228 3927 6152 278 3977 6202
129 3828 6053 179 3878 6103 229 3928 6153 279 3978 6203
130 3829 6054 180 3879 6104 230 3929 6154 280 3979 6204
131 3830 6055 181 3880 6105 231 3930 6155 281 3980 6205
132 3831 6056 182 3881 6106 232 3931 6156 282 3981 6206
133 3832 6057 183 3882 6107 233 3932 6157 283 3982 6207
134 3833 6058 184 3883 6108 234 3933 6158 284 3983 6208
135 3834 6059 185 3884 6109 235 3934 6159 285 3984 6209
136 3835 6060 186 3885 6110 236 3935 6160 286 3985 6210
137 3836 6061 187 3886 6111 237 3936 6161 287 3986 6211
138 3837 6062 188 3887 6112 238 3937 6162 288 3987 6212
139 3838 6063 189 3888 6113 239 3938 6163 289 3988 6213
140 3839 6064 190 3889 6114 240 3939 6164 290 3989 6214
141 3840 6065 191 3890 6115 241 3940 6165 291 3990 6215
142 3841 6066 192 3891 6116 242 3941 6166 292 3991 6216
143 3842 6067 193 3892 6117 243 3942 6167 293 3992 6217
144 3843 6068 194 3893 6118 244 3943 6168 294 3993 6218
145 3844 6069 195 3894 6119 245 3944 6169 295 3994 6219
146 3845 6070 196 3895 6120 246 3945 6170 296 3995 6220
147 3846 6071 197 3896 6121 247 3946 6171 297 3996 6221
148 3847 6072 198 3897 6122 248 3947 6172 298 3997 6222
149 3848 6073 199 3898 6123 249 3948 6173 299 3998 6223
150 3849 6074 200 3899 6124 250 3949 6174 300 3999 6224
151 3850 6075 201 3900 6125 251 3950 6175 301 4000 6225
152 3851 6076 202 3901 6126 252 3951 6176 302 4001 6226
153 3852 6077 203 3902 6127 253 3952 6177 303 4002 6227
154 3853 6078 204 3903 6128 254 3953 6178 304 4003 6228
155 3854 6079 205 3904 6129 255 3954 6179 305 4004 6229
156 3855 6080 206 3905 6130 256 3955 6180 306 4005 6230
157 3856 6081 207 3906 6131 257 3956 6181 307 4006 6231
158 3857 6082 208 3907 6132 258 3957 6182 308 4007 6232
159 3858 6083 209 3908 6133 259 3958 6183 309 4008 6233
160 3859 6084 210 3909 6134 260 3959 6184 310 4009 6234
161 3860 6085 211 3910 6135 261 3960 6185 311 4010 6235
162 3861 6086 212 3911 6136 262 3961 6186 312 4011 6236
163 3862 6087 213 3912 6137 263 3962 6187 313 4012 6237
164 3863 6088 214 3913 6138 264 3963 6188 314 4013 6238
165 3864 6089 215 3914 6139 265 3964 6189 315 4014 6239
166 3865 6090 216 3915 6140 266 3965 6190 316 4015 6240
167 3866 6091 217 3916 6141 267 3966 6191 317 4016 6241
168 3867 6092 218 3917 6142 268 3967 6192 318 4017 6242
169 3868 6093 219 3918 6143 269 3968 6193 319 4018 6243
170 3869 6094 220 3919 6144 270 3969 6194 320 4019 6244
171 3870 6095 221 3920 6145 271 3970 6195 321 4020 6245
172 3871 6096 222 3921 6146 272 3971 6196 322 4021 6246
173 3872 6097 223 3922 6147 273 3972 6197 323 4022 6247
174 3873 6098 224 3923 6148 274 3973 6198 324 4023 6248
175 3874 6099 225 3924 6149 275 3974 6199 325 4024 6249

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ANASAT®-SEC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
326 4025 6250 376 4075 6300 426 4125 6350 476 4175 6400
327 4026 6251 377 4076 6301 427 4126 6351 477 4176 6401
328 4027 6252 378 4077 6302 428 4127 6352 478 4177 6402
329 4028 6253 379 4078 6303 429 4128 6353 479 4178 6403
330 4029 6254 380 4079 6304 430 4129 6354 480 4179 6404
331 4030 6255 381 4080 6305 431 4130 6355 481 4180 6405
332 4031 6256 382 4081 6306 432 4131 6356 482 4181 6406
333 4032 6257 383 4082 6307 433 4132 6357 483 4182 6407
334 4033 6258 384 4083 6308 434 4133 6358 484 4183 6408
335 4034 6259 385 4084 6309 435 4134 6359 485 4184 6409
336 4035 6260 386 4085 6310 436 4135 6360 486 4185 6410
337 4036 6261 387 4086 6311 437 4136 6361 487 4186 6411
338 4037 6262 388 4087 6312 438 4137 6362 488 4187 6412
339 4038 6263 389 4088 6313 439 4138 6363 489 4188 6413
340 4039 6264 390 4089 6314 440 4139 6364 490 4189 6414
341 4040 6265 391 4090 6315 441 4140 6365 491 4190 6415
342 4041 6266 392 4091 6316 442 4141 6366 492 4191 6416
343 4042 6267 393 4092 6317 443 4142 6367 493 4192 6417
344 4043 6268 394 4093 6318 444 4143 6368 494 4193 6418
345 4044 6269 395 4094 6319 445 4144 6369 495 4194 6419
346 4045 6270 396 4095 6320 446 4145 6370 496 4195 6420
347 4046 6271 397 4096 6321 447 4146 6371 497 4196 6421
348 4047 6272 398 4097 6322 448 4147 6372 498 4197 6422
349 4048 6273 399 4098 6323 449 4148 6373 499 4198 6423
350 4049 6274 400 4099 6324 450 4149 6374 500 4199 6424
351 4050 6275 401 4100 6325 451 4150 6375 501 4200 6425
352 4051 6276 402 4101 6326 452 4151 6376
353 4052 6277 403 4102 6327 453 4152 6377
354 4053 6278 404 4103 6328 454 4153 6378 ....up to 6725 GHz
355 4054 6279 405 4104 6329 455 4154 6379
356 4055 6280 406 4105 6330 456 4155 6380
357 4056 6281 407 4106 6331 457 4156 6381
358 4057 6282 408 4107 6332 458 4157 6382
359 4058 6283 409 4108 6333 459 4158 6383
360 4059 6284 410 4109 6334 460 4159 6384
361 4060 6285 411 4110 6335 461 4160 6385
362 4061 6286 412 4111 6336 462 4161 6386
363 4062 6287 413 4112 6337 463 4162 6387
364 4063 6288 414 4113 6338 464 4163 6388
365 4064 6289 415 4114 6339 465 4164 6389
366 4065 6290 416 4115 6340 466 4165 6390
367 4066 6291 417 4116 6341 467 4166 6391
368 4067 6292 418 4117 6342 468 4167 6392
369 4068 6293 419 4118 6343 469 4168 6393
370 4069 6294 420 4119 6344 470 4169 6394
371 4070 6295 421 4120 6345 471 4170 6395
372 4071 6296 422 4121 6346 472 4171 6396
373 4072 6297 423 4122 6347 473 4172 6397
374 4073 6298 424 4123 6348 474 4173 6398
375 4074 6299 425 4124 6349 475 4174 6399

Appendix D D-6 ANACOM ANASAT®–C Transceiver

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ANASAT®-XC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
1 4500 6725 51 4525 6750 101 4550 6775 151 4575 6800
2 4500.5 6725.5 52 4525.5 6750.5 102 4550.5 6775.5 152 4575.5 6800.5
3 4501 6726 53 4526 6751 103 4551 6776 153 4576 6801
4 4501.5 6726.5 54 4526.5 6751.5 104 4551.5 6776.5 154 4576.5 6801.5
5 4502 6727 55 4527 6752 105 4552 6777 155 4577 6802
6 4502.5 6727.5 56 4527.5 6752.5 106 4552.5 6777.5 156 4577.5 6802.5
7 4503 6728 57 4528 6753 107 4553 6778 157 4578 6803
8 4503.5 6728.5 58 4528.5 6753.5 108 4553.5 6778.5 158 4578.5 6803.5
9 4504 6729 59 4529 6754 109 4554 6779 159 4579 6804
10 4504.5 6729.5 60 4529.5 6754.5 110 4554.5 6779.5 160 4579.5 6804.5
11 4505 6730 61 4530 6755 111 4555 6780 161 4580 6805
12 4505.5 6730.5 62 4530.5 6755.5 112 4555.5 6780.5 162 4580.5 6805.5
13 4506 6731 63 4531 6756 113 4556 6781 163 4581 6806
14 4506.5 6731.5 64 4531.5 6756.5 114 4556.5 6781.5 164 4581.5 6806.5
15 4507 6732 65 4532 6757 115 4557 6782 165 4582 6807
16 4507.5 6732.5 66 4532.5 6757.5 116 4557.5 6782.5 166 4582.5 6807.5
17 4508 6733 67 4533 6758 117 4558 6783 167 4583 6808
18 4508.5 6733.5 68 4533.5 6758.5 118 4558.5 6783.5 168 4583.5 6808.5
19 4509 6734 69 4534 6759 119 4559 6784 169 4584 6809
20 4509.5 6734.5 70 4534.5 6759.5 120 4559.5 6784.5 170 4584.5 6809.5
21 4510 6735 71 4535 6760 121 4560 6785 171 4585 6810
22 4510.5 6735.5 72 4535.5 6760.5 122 4560.5 6785.5 172 4585.5 6810.5
23 4511 6736 73 4536 6761 123 4561 6786 173 4586 6811
24 4511.5 6736.5 74 4536.5 6761.5 124 4561.5 6786.5 174 4586.5 6811.5
25 4512 6737 75 4537 6762 125 4562 6787 175 4587 6812
26 4512.5 6737.5 76 4537.5 6762.5 126 4562.5 6787.5 176 4587.5 6812.5
27 4513 6738 77 4538 6763 127 4563 6788 177 4588 6813
28 4513.5 6738.5 78 4538.5 6763.5 128 4563.5 6788.5 178 4588.5 6813.5
29 4514 6739 79 4539 6764 129 4564 6789 179 4589 6814
30 4514.5 6739.5 80 4539.5 6764.5 130 4564.5 6789.5 180 4589.5 6814.5
31 4515 6740 81 4540 6765 131 4565 6790 181 4590 6815
32 4515.5 6740.5 82 4540.5 6765.5 132 4565.5 6790.5 182 4590.5 6815.5
33 4516 6741 83 4541 6766 133 4566 6791 183 4591 6816
34 4516.5 6741.5 84 4541.5 6766.5 134 4566.5 6791.5 184 4591.5 6816.5
35 4517 6742 85 4542 6767 135 4567 6792 185 4592 6817
36 4517.5 6742.5 86 4542.5 6767.5 136 4567.5 6792.5 186 4592.5 6817.5
37 4518 6743 87 4543 6768 137 4568 6793 187 4593 6818
38 4518.5 6743.5 88 4543.5 6768.5 138 4568.5 6793.5 188 4593.5 6818.5
39 4519 6744 89 4544 6769 139 4569 6794 189 4594 6819
40 4519.5 6744.5 90 4544.5 6769.5 140 4569.5 6794.5 190 4594.5 6819.5
41 4520 6745 91 4545 6770 141 4570 6795 191 4595 6820
42 4520.5 6745.5 92 4545.5 6770.5 142 4570.5 6795.5 192 4595.5 6820.5
43 4521 6746 93 4546 6771 143 4571 6796 193 4596 6821
44 4521.5 6746.5 94 4546.5 6771.5 144 4571.5 6796.5 194 4596.5 6821.5
45 4522 6747 95 4547 6772 145 4572 6797 195 4597 6822
46 4522.5 6747.5 96 4547.5 6772.5 146 4572.5 6797.5 196 4597.5 6822.5
47 4523 6748 97 4548 6773 147 4573 6798 197 4598 6823
48 4523.5 6748.5 98 4548.5 6773.5 148 4573.5 6798.5 198 4598.5 6823.5
49 4524 6749 99 4549 6774 149 4574 6799 199 4599 6824
50 4524.5 6749.5 100 4549.5 6774.5 150 4574.5 6799.5 200 4599.5 6824.5

ANACOM ANASAT®–C Transceiver D-7 Appendix D

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ANASAT®-XC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
201 4600 6825 251 4625 6850 301 4650 6875 351 4675 6900
202 4600.5 6825.5 252 4625.5 6850.5 302 4650.5 6875.5 352 4675.5 6900.5
203 4601 6826 253 4626 6851 303 4651 6876 353 4676 6901
204 4601.5 6826.5 254 4626.5 6851.5 304 4651.5 6876.5 354 4676.5 6901.5
205 4602 6827 255 4627 6852 305 4652 6877 355 4677 6902
206 4602.5 6827.5 256 4627.5 6852.5 306 4652.5 6877.5 356 4677.5 6902.5
207 4603 6828 257 4628 6853 307 4653 6878 357 4678 6903
208 4603.5 6828.5 258 4628.5 6853.5 308 4653.5 6878.5 358 4678.5 6903.5
209 4604 6829 259 4629 6854 309 4654 6879 359 4679 6904
210 4604.5 6829.5 260 4629.5 6854.5 310 4654.5 6879.5 360 4679.5 6904.5
211 4605 6830 261 4630 6855 311 4655 6880 361 4680 6905
212 4605.5 6830.5 262 4630.5 6855.5 312 4655.5 6880.5 362 4680.5 6905.5
213 4606 6831 263 4631 6856 313 4656 6881 363 4681 6906
214 4606.5 6831.5 264 4631.5 6856.5 314 4656.5 6881.5 364 4681.5 6906.5
215 4607 6832 265 4632 6857 315 4657 6882 365 4682 6907
216 4607.5 6832.5 266 4632.5 6857.5 316 4657.5 6882.5 366 4682.5 6907.5
217 4608 6833 267 4633 6858 317 4658 6883 367 4683 6908
218 4608.5 6833.5 268 4633.5 6858.5 318 4658.5 6883.5 368 4683.5 6908.5
219 4609 6834 269 4634 6859 319 4659 6884 369 4684 6909
220 4609.5 6834.5 270 4634.5 6859.5 320 4659.5 6884.5 370 4684.5 6909.5
221 4610 6835 271 4635 6860 321 4660 6885 371 4685 6910
222 4610.5 6835.5 272 4635.5 6860.5 322 4660.5 6885.5 372 4685.5 6910.5
223 4611 6836 273 4636 6861 323 4661 6886 373 4686 6911
224 4611.5 6836.5 274 4636.5 6861.5 324 4661.5 6886.5 374 4686.5 6911.5
225 4612 6837 275 4637 6862 325 4662 6887 375 4687 6912
226 4612.5 6837.5 276 4637.5 6862.5 326 4662.5 6887.5 376 4687.5 6912.5
227 4613 6838 277 4638 6863 327 4663 6888 377 4688 6913
228 4613.5 6838.5 278 4638.5 6863.5 328 4663.5 6888.5 378 4688.5 6913.5
229 4614 6839 279 4639 6864 329 4664 6889 379 4689 6914
230 4614.5 6839.5 280 4639.5 6864.5 330 4664.5 6889.5 380 4689.5 6914.5
231 4615 6840 281 4640 6865 331 4665 6890 381 4690 6915
232 4615.5 6840.5 282 4640.5 6865.5 332 4665.5 6890.5 382 4690.5 6915.5
233 4616 6841 283 4641 6866 333 4666 6891 383 4691 6916
234 4616.5 6841.5 284 4641.5 6866.5 334 4666.5 6891.5 384 4691.5 6916.5
235 4617 6842 285 4642 6867 335 4667 6892 385 4692 6917
236 4617.5 6842.5 286 4642.5 6867.5 336 4667.5 6892.5 386 4692.5 6917.5
237 4618 6843 287 4643 6868 337 4668 6893 387 4693 6918
238 4618.5 6843.5 288 4643.5 6868.5 338 4668.5 6893.5 388 4693.5 6918.5
239 4619 6844 289 4644 6869 339 4669 6894 389 4694 6919
240 4619.5 6844.5 290 4644.5 6869.5 340 4669.5 6894.5 390 4694.5 6919.5
241 4620 6845 291 4645 6870 341 4670 6895 391 4695 6920
242 4620.5 6845.5 292 4645.5 6870.5 342 4670.5 6895.5 392 4695.5 6920.5
243 4621 6846 293 4646 6871 343 4671 6896 393 4696 6921
244 4621.5 6846.5 294 4646.5 6871.5 344 4671.5 6896.5 394 4696.5 6921.5
245 4622 6847 295 4647 6872 345 4672 6897 395 4697 6922
246 4622.5 6847.5 296 4647.5 6872.5 346 4672.5 6897.5 396 4697.5 6922.5
247 4623 6848 297 4648 6873 347 4673 6898 397 4698 6923
248 4623.5 6848.5 298 4648.5 6873.5 348 4673.5 6898.5 398 4698.5 6923.5
249 4624 6849 299 4649 6874 349 4674 6899 399 4699 6924
250 4624.5 6849.5 300 4649.5 6874.5 350 4674.5 6899.5 400 4699.5 6924.5

Appendix D D-8 ANACOM ANASAT®–C Transceiver

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ANASAT®-XC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
401 4700 6925 451 4725 6950 501 4750 6975 551 4775 7000
402 4700.5 6925.5 452 4725.5 6950.5 502 4750.5 6975.5 552 4775.5 7000.5
403 4701 6926 453 4726 6951 503 4751 6976 553 4776 7001
404 4701.5 6926.5 454 4726.5 6951.5 504 4751.5 6976.5 554 4776.5 7001.5
405 4702 6927 455 4727 6952 505 4752 6977 555 4777 7002
406 4702.5 6927.5 456 4727.5 6952.5 506 4752.5 6977.5 556 4777.5 7002.5
407 4703 6928 457 4728 6953 507 4753 6978 557 4778 7003
408 4703.5 6928.5 458 4728.5 6953.5 508 4753.5 6978.5 558 4778.5 7003.5
459 4729 6954 509 4754 6979 559 4779 7004
409 4704 6929
460 4729.5 6954.5 510 4754.5 6979.5 560 4779.5 7004.5
410 4704.5 6929.5
461 4730 6955 511 4755 6980 561 4780 7005
411 4705 6930
462 4730.5 6955.5 512 4755.5 6980.5 562 4780.5 7005.5
412 4705.5 6930.5 563 4781 7006
413 4706 6931 463 4731 6956 513 4756 6981
564 4781.5 7006.5
414 4706.5 6931.5 464 4731.5 6956.5 514 4756.5 6981.5
565 4782 7007
415 4707 6932 465 4732 6957 515 4757 6982
566 4782.5 7007.5
416 4707.5 6932.5 466 4732.5 6957.5 516 4757.5 6982.5 567 4783 7008
417 4708 6933 467 4733 6958 517 4758 6983 568 4783.5 7008.5
418 4708.5 6933.5 468 4733.5 6958.5 518 4758.5 6983.5 569 4784 7009
419 4709 6934 469 4734 6959 519 4759 6984 570 4784.5 7009.5
420 4709.5 6934.5 470 4734.5 6959.5 520 4759.5 6984.5 571 4785 7010
421 4710 6935 471 4735 6960 521 4760 6985 572 4785.5 7010.5
422 4710.5 6935.5 472 4735.5 6960.5 522 4760.5 6985.5 573 4786 7011
423 4711 6936 473 4736 6961 523 4761 6986 574 4786.5 7011.5
424 4711.5 6936.5 474 4736.5 6961.5 524 4761.5 6986.5 575 4787 7012
425 4712 6937 475 4737 6962 525 4762 6987 576 4787.5 7012.5
426 4712.5 6937.5 476 4737.5 6962.5 526 4762.5 6987.5 577 4788 7013
427 4713 6938 477 4738 6963 527 4763 6988 578 4788.5 7013.5
428 4713.5 6938.5 478 4738.5 6963.5 528 4763.5 6988.5 579 4789 7014
429 4714 6939 479 4739 6964 529 4764 6989 580 4789.5 7014.5
430 4714.5 6939.5 480 4739.5 6964.5 530 4764.5 6989.5 581 4790 7015
431 4715 6940 481 4740 6965 531 4765 6990 582 4790.5 7015.5
482 4740.5 6965.5 532 4765.5 6990.5 583 4791 7016
432 4715.5 6940.5
483 4741 6966 533 4766 6991 584 4791.5 7016.5
433 4716 6941
484 4741.5 6966.5 534 4766.5 6991.5 585 4792 7017
434 4716.5 6941.5
485 4742 6967 535 4767 6992 586 4792.5 7017.5
435 4717 6942 587 4793 7018
436 4717.5 6942.5 486 4742.5 6967.5 536 4767.5 6992.5
588 4793.5 7018.5
437 4718 6943 487 4743 6968 537 4768 6993
589 4794 7019
438 4718.5 6943.5 488 4743.5 6968.5 538 4768.5 6993.5
590 4794.5 7019.5
439 4719 6944 489 4744 6969 539 4769 6994 591 4795 7020
440 4719.5 6944.5 490 4744.5 6969.5 540 4769.5 6994.5 592 4795.5 7020.5
441 4720 6945 491 4745 6970 541 4770 6995 593 4796 7021
442 4720.5 6945.5 492 4745.5 6970.5 542 4770.5 6995.5 594 4796.5 7021.5
443 4721 6946 493 4746 6971 543 4771 6996 595 4797 7022
444 4721.5 6946.5 494 4746.5 6971.5 544 4771.5 6996.5 596 4797.5 7022.5
445 4722 6947 495 4747 6972 545 4772 6997 597 4798 7023
446 4722.5 6947.5 496 4747.5 6972.5 546 4772.5 6997.5 598 4798.5 7023.5
447 4723 6948 497 4748 6973 547 4773 6998 599 4799 7024
448 4723.5 6948.5 498 4748.5 6973.5 548 4773.5 6998.5 600 4799.5 7024.5
449 4724 6949 499 4749 6974 549 4774 6999 601 4800 7025.0
450 4724.5 6949.5 500 4749.5 6974.5 550 4774.5 6999.5

ANACOM ANASAT®–C Transceiver D-9 Appendix D

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ANASAT®-PC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
1 3400 6425 51 3450 6475 101 3500 6525 151 3550 6575
2 3401 6426 52 3451 6476 102 3501 6526 152 3551 6576
3 3402 6427 53 3452 6477 103 3502 6527 153 3552 6577
4 3403 6428 54 3453 6478 104 3503 6528 154 3553 6578
5 3404 6429 55 3454 6479 105 3504 6529 155 3554 6579
6 3405 6430 56 3455 6480 106 3505 6530 156 3555 6580
7 3406 6431 57 3456 6481 107 3506 6531 157 3556 6581
8 3407 6432 58 3457 6482 108 3507 6532 158 3557 6582
9 3408 6433 59 3458 6483 109 3508 6533 159 3558 6583
10 3409 6434 60 3459 6484 110 3509 6534 160 3559 6584
11 3410 6435 61 3460 6485 111 3510 6535 161 3560 6585
12 3411 6436 62 3461 6486 112 3511 6536 162 3561 6586
13 3412 6437 63 3462 6487 113 3512 6537 163 3562 6587
14 3413 6438 64 3463 6488 114 3513 6538 164 3563 6588
15 3414 6439 65 3464 6489 115 3514 6539 165 3564 6589
16 3415 6440 66 3465 6490 116 3515 6540 166 3565 6590
17 3416 6441 67 3466 6491 117 3516 6541 167 3566 6591
18 3417 6442 68 3467 6492 118 3517 6542 168 3567 6592
19 3418 6443 69 3468 6493 119 3518 6543 169 3568 6593
20 3419 6444 70 3469 6494 120 3519 6544 170 3569 6594
21 3420 6445 71 3470 6495 121 3520 6545 171 3570 6595
22 3421 6446 72 3471 6496 122 3521 6546 172 3571 6596
23 3422 6447 73 3472 6497 123 3522 6547 173 3572 6597
24 3423 6448 74 3473 6498 124 3523 6548 174 3573 6598
25 3424 6449 75 3474 6499 125 3524 6549 175 3574 6599
26 3425 6450 76 3475 6500 126 3525 6550 176 3575 6600
27 3426 6451 77 3476 6501 127 3526 6551 177 3576 6601
28 3427 6452 78 3477 6502 128 3527 6552 178 3577 6602
29 3428 6453 79 3478 6503 129 3528 6553 179 3578 6603
30 3429 6454 80 3479 6504 130 3529 6554 180 3579 6604
31 3430 6455 81 3480 6505 131 3530 6555 181 3580 6605
32 3431 6456 82 3481 6506 132 3531 6556 182 3581 6606
33 3432 6457 83 3482 6507 133 3532 6557 183 3582 6607
34 3433 6458 84 3483 6508 134 3533 6558 184 3583 6608
35 3434 6459 85 3484 6509 135 3534 6559 185 3584 6609
36 3435 6460 86 3485 6510 136 3535 6560 186 3585 6610
37 3436 6461 87 3486 6511 137 3536 6561 187 3586 6611
38 3437 6462 88 3487 6512 138 3537 6562 188 3587 6612
39 3438 6463 89 3488 6513 139 3538 6563 189 3588 6613
40 3439 6464 90 3489 6514 140 3539 6564 190 3589 6614
41 3440 6465 91 3490 6515 141 3540 6565 191 3590 6615
42 3441 6466 92 3491 6516 142 3541 6566 192 3591 6616
43 3442 6467 93 3492 6517 143 3542 6567 193 3592 6617
44 3443 6468 94 3493 6518 144 3543 6568 194 3593 6618
45 3444 6469 95 3494 6519 145 3544 6569 195 3594 6619
46 3445 6470 96 3495 6520 146 3545 6570 196 3595 6620
47 3446 6471 97 3496 6521 147 3546 6571 197 3596 6621
48 3447 6472 98 3497 6522 148 3547 6572 198 3597 6622
49 3448 6473 99 3498 6523 149 3548 6573 199 3598 6623
50 3449 6474 100 3499 6524 150 3549 6574 200 3599 6624

Appendix D D-10 ANACOM ANASAT®–C Transceiver

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ANASAT®-PC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
201 3600 6625 251 3650 6675 301 3700 6725
202 3601 6626 252 3651 6676 302 3701 6726
203 3602 6627 253 3652 6677
204 3603 6628 254 3653 6678
205 3604 6629 255 3654 6679
206 3605 6630 256 3655 6680
207 3606 6631 257 3656 6681
208 3607 6632 258 3657 6682
209 3608 6633 259 3658 6683
210 3609 6634 260 3659 6684
211 3610 6635 261 3660 6685
212 3611 6636 262 3661 6686
213 3612 6637 263 3662 6687
214 3613 6638 264 3663 6688
215 3614 6639 265 3664 6689
216 3615 6640 266 3665 6690
217 3616 6641 267 3666 6691
218 3617 6642 268 3667 6692
219 3618 6643 269 3668 6693
220 3619 6644 270 3669 6694
221 3620 6645 271 3670 6695
222 3621 6646 272 3671 6696
223 3622 6647 273 3672 6697
224 3623 6648 274 3673 6698
225 3624 6649 275 3674 6699
226 3625 6650 276 3675 6700
227 3626 6651 277 3676 6701
228 3627 6652 278 3677 6702
229 3628 6653 279 3678 6703
230 3629 6654 280 3679 6704
231 3630 6655 281 3680 6705
232 3631 6656 282 3681 6706
233 3632 6657 283 3682 6707
234 3633 6658 284 3683 6708
235 3634 6659 285 3684 6709
236 3635 6660 286 3685 6710
237 3636 6661 287 3686 6711
238 3637 6662 288 3687 6712
239 3638 6663 289 3688 6713
240 3639 6664 290 3689 6714
241 3640 6665 291 3690 6715
242 3641 6666 292 3691 6716
243 3642 6667 293 3692 6717
244 3643 6668 294 3693 6718
245 3644 6669 295 3694 6719
246 3645 6670 296 3695 6720
247 3646 6671 297 3696 6721
248 3647 6672 298 3697 6722
249 3648 6673 299 3698 6723
250 3649 6674 300 3699 6724

ANACOM ANASAT®–C Transceiver D-11 Appendix D

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ANASAT®-RC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
1 3650 5975 51 3700 6025 101 3750 6075 151 3800 6125
2 3651 5976 52 3701 6026 102 3751 6076 152 3801 6126
3 3652 5977 53 3702 6027 103 3752 6077 153 3802 6127
4 3653 5978 54 3703 6028 104 3753 6078 154 3803 6128
5 3654 5979 55 3704 6029 105 3754 6079 155 3804 6129
6 3655 5980 56 3705 6030 106 3755 6080 156 3805 6130
7 3656 5981 57 3706 6031 107 3756 6081 157 3806 6131
8 3657 5982 58 3707 6032 108 3757 6082 158 3807 6132
9 3658 5983 59 3708 6033 109 3758 6083 159 3808 6133
10 3659 5984 60 3709 6034 110 3759 6084 160 3809 6134
11 3660 5985 61 3710 6035 111 3760 6085 161 3810 6135
12 3661 5986 62 3711 6036 112 3761 6086 162 3811 6136
13 3662 5987 63 3712 6037 113 3762 6087 163 3812 6137
14 3663 5988 64 3713 6038 114 3763 6088 164 3813 6138
15 3664 5989 65 3714 6039 115 3764 6089 165 3814 6139
16 3665 5990 66 3715 6040 116 3765 6090 166 3815 6140
17 3666 5991 67 3716 6041 117 3766 6091 167 3816 6141
18 3667 5992 68 3717 6042 118 3767 6092 168 3817 6142
19 3668 5993 69 3718 6043 119 3768 6093 169 3818 6143
20 3669 5994 70 3719 6044 120 3769 6094 170 3819 6144
21 3670 5995 71 3720 6045 121 3770 6095 171 3820 6145
22 3671 5996 72 3721 6046 122 3771 6096 172 3821 6146
23 3672 5997 73 3722 6047 123 3772 6097 173 3822 6147
24 3673 5998 74 3723 6048 124 3773 6098 174 3823 6148
25 3674 5999 75 3724 6049 125 3774 6099 175 3824 6149
26 3675 6000 76 3725 6050 126 3775 6100 176 3825 6150
27 3676 6001 77 3726 6051 127 3776 6101 177 3826 6151
28 3677 6002 78 3727 6052 128 3777 6102 178 3827 6152
29 3678 6003 79 3728 6053 129 3778 6103 179 3828 6153
30 3679 6004 80 3729 6054 130 3779 6104 180 3829 6154
31 3680 6005 81 3730 6055 131 3780 6105 181 3830 6155
32 3681 6006 82 3731 6056 132 3781 6106 182 3831 6156
33 3682 6007 83 3732 6057 133 3782 6107 183 3832 6157
34 3683 6008 84 3733 6058 134 3783 6108 184 3833 6158
35 3684 6009 85 3734 6059 135 3784 6109 185 3834 6159
36 3685 6010 86 3735 6060 136 3785 6110 186 3835 6160
37 3686 6011 87 3736 6061 137 3786 6111 187 3836 6161
38 3687 6012 88 3737 6062 138 3787 6112 188 3837 6162
39 3688 6013 89 3738 6063 139 3788 6113 189 3838 6163
40 3689 6014 90 3739 6064 140 3789 6114 190 3839 6164
41 3690 6015 91 3740 6065 141 3790 6115 191 3840 6165
42 3691 6016 92 3741 6066 142 3791 6116 192 3841 6166
43 3692 6017 93 3742 6067 143 3792 6117 193 3842 6167
44 3693 6018 94 3743 6068 144 3793 6118 194 3843 6168
45 3694 6019 95 3744 6069 145 3794 6119 195 3844 6169
46 3695 6020 96 3745 6070 146 3795 6120 196 3845 6170
47 3696 6021 97 3746 6071 147 3796 6121 197 3846 6171
48 3697 6022 98 3747 6072 148 3797 6122 198 3847 6172
49 3698 6023 99 3748 6073 149 3798 6123 199 3848 6173
50 3699 6024 100 3749 6074 150 3799 6124 200 3849 6174

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ANASAT®-RC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
201 3850 6175 251 3900 6225 301 3950 6275 351 4000 6325
202 3851 6176 252 3901 6226 302 3951 6276 352 4001 6326
203 3852 6177 253 3902 6227 303 3952 6277 353 4002 6327
204 3853 6178 254 3903 6228 304 3953 6278 354 4003 6328
205 3854 6179 255 3904 6229 305 3954 6279 355 4004 6329
206 3855 6180 256 3905 6230 306 3955 6280 356 4005 6330
207 3856 6181 257 3906 6231 307 3956 6281 357 4006 6331
208 3857 6182 258 3907 6232 308 3957 6282 358 4007 6332
209 3858 6183 259 3908 6233 309 3958 6283 359 4008 6333
210 3859 6184 260 3909 6234 310 3959 6284 360 4009 6334
211 3860 6185 261 3910 6235 311 3960 6285 361 4010 6335
212 3861 6186 262 3911 6236 312 3961 6286 362 4011 6336
213 3862 6187 263 3912 6237 313 3962 6287 363 4012 6337
214 3863 6188 264 3913 6238 314 3963 6288 364 4013 6338
215 3864 6189 265 3914 6239 315 3964 6289 365 4014 6339
216 3865 6190 266 3915 6240 316 3965 6290 366 4015 6340
217 3866 6191 267 3916 6241 317 3966 6291 367 4016 6341
218 3867 6192 268 3917 6242 318 3967 6292 368 4017 6342
219 3868 6193 269 3918 6243 319 3968 6293 369 4018 6343
220 3869 6194 270 3919 6244 320 3969 6294 370 4019 6344
221 3870 6195 271 3920 6245 321 3970 6295 371 4020 6345
222 3871 6196 272 3921 6246 322 3971 6296 372 4021 6346
223 3872 6197 273 3922 6247 323 3972 6297 373 4022 6347
224 3873 6198 274 3923 6248 324 3973 6298 374 4023 6348
225 3874 6199 275 3924 6249 325 3974 6299 375 4024 6349
226 3875 6200 276 3925 6250 326 3975 6300 376 4025 6350
227 3876 6201 277 3926 6251 327 3976 6301 377 4026 6351
228 3877 6202 278 3927 6252 328 3977 6302 378 4027 6352
229 3878 6203 279 3928 6253 329 3978 6303 379 4028 6353
230 3879 6204 280 3929 6254 330 3979 6304 380 4029 6354
231 3880 6205 281 3930 6255 331 3980 6305 381 4030 6355
232 3881 6206 282 3931 6256 332 3981 6306 382 4031 6356
233 3882 6207 283 3932 6257 333 3982 6307 383 4032 6357
234 3883 6208 284 3933 6258 334 3983 6308 384 4033 6358
235 3884 6209 285 3934 6259 335 3984 6309 385 4034 6359
236 3885 6210 286 3935 6260 336 3985 6310 386 4035 6360
237 3886 6211 287 3936 6261 337 3986 6311 387 4036 6361
238 3887 6212 288 3937 6262 338 3987 6312 388 4037 6362
239 3888 6213 289 3938 6263 339 3988 6313 389 4038 6363
240 3889 6214 290 3939 6264 340 3989 6314 390 4039 6364
241 3890 6215 291 3940 6265 341 3990 6315 391 4040 6365
242 3891 6216 292 3941 6266 342 3991 6316 392 4041 6366
243 3892 6217 293 3942 6267 343 3992 6317 393 4042 6367
244 3893 6218 294 3943 6268 344 3993 6318 394 4043 6368
245 3894 6219 295 3944 6269 345 3994 6319 395 4044 6369
246 3895 6220 296 3945 6270 346 3995 6320 396 4045 6370
247 3896 6221 297 3946 6271 347 3996 6321 397 4046 6371
248 3897 6222 298 3947 6272 348 3997 6322 398 4047 6372
249 3898 6223 299 3948 6273 349 3998 6323 399 4048 6373
250 3899 6224 300 3949 6274 350 3999 6324 400 4049 6374

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ANASAT®-RC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
401 4050 6375 451 4100 6425 501 4150 6475
402 4051 6376 452 4101 6426
403 4052 6377 453 4102 6427
404 4053 6378 454 4103 6428
405 4054 6379 455 4104 6429
406 4055 6380 456 4105 6430
407 4056 6381 457 4106 6431
408 4057 6382 458 4107 6432
409 4058 6383 459 4108 6433
410 4059 6384 460 4109 6434
411 4060 6385 461 4110 6435
412 4061 6386 462 4111 6436
413 4062 6387 463 4112 6437
414 4063 6388 464 4113 6438
415 4064 6389 465 4114 6439
416 4065 6390 466 4115 6440
417 4066 6391 467 4116 6441
418 4067 6392 468 4117 6442
419 4068 6393 469 4118 6443
420 4069 6394 470 4119 6444
421 4070 6395 471 4120 6445
422 4071 6396 472 4121 6446
423 4072 6397 473 4122 6447
424 4073 6398 474 4123 6448
425 4074 6399 475 4124 6449
426 4075 6400 476 4125 6450
427 4076 6401 477 4126 6451
428 4077 6402 478 4127 6452
429 4078 6403 479 4128 6453
430 4079 6404 480 4129 6454
431 4080 6405 481 4130 6455
432 4081 6406 482 4131 6456
433 4082 6407 483 4132 6457
434 4083 6408 484 4133 6458
435 4084 6409 485 4134 6459
436 4085 6410 486 4135 6460
437 4086 6411 487 4136 6461
438 4087 6412 488 4137 6462
439 4088 6413 489 4138 6463
440 4089 6414 490 4139 6464
441 4090 6415 491 4140 6465
442 4091 6416 492 4141 6466
443 4092 6417 493 4142 6467
444 4093 6418 494 4143 6468
445 4094 6419 495 4144 6469
446 4095 6420 496 4145 6470
447 4096 6421 497 4146 6471
448 4097 6422 498 4147 6472
449 4098 6423 499 4148 6473
450 4099 6424 500 4149 6474

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ANASAT®-LMC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
-75 3375 5700 -25 3425 5750 26 3475 5800 76 3525 5850
-74 3376 5701 -24 3426 5751 27 3476 5801 77 3526 5851
-73 3377 5702 -23 3427 5752 28 3477 5802 78 3527 5852
-72 3378 5703 -22 3428 5753 29 3478 5803 79 3528 5853
-71 3379 5704 -21 3429 5754 30 3479 5804 80 3529 5854
-70 3380 5705 -20 3430 5755 31 3480 5805 81 3530 5855
-69 3381 5706 -19 3431 5756 32 3481 5806 82 3531 5856
-68 3382 5707 -18 3432 5757 33 3482 5807 83 3532 5857
-67 3383 5708 -17 3433 5758 34 3483 5808 84 3533 5858
-66 3384 5709 -16 3434 5759 35 3484 5809 85 3534 5859
-65 3385 5710 -15 3435 5760 36 3485 5810 86 3535 5860
-64 3386 5711 -14 3436 5761 37 3486 5811 87 3536 5861
-63 3387 5712 -13 3437 5762 38 3487 5812 88 3537 5862
-62 3388 5713 -12 3438 5763 39 3488 5813 89 3538 5863
-61 3389 5714 -11 3439 5764 40 3489 5814 90 3539 5864
-60 3390 5715 -10 3440 5765 41 3490 5815 91 3540 5865
-59 3391 5716 -9 3441 5766 42 3491 5816 92 3541 5866
-58 3392 5717 -8 3442 5767 43 3492 5817 93 3542 5867
-57 3393 5718 -7 3443 5768 44 3493 5818 94 3543 5868
-56 3394 5719 -6 3444 5769 45 3494 5819 95 3544 5869
-55 3395 5720 -5 3445 5770 46 3495 5820 96 3545 5870
-54 3396 5721 -4 3446 5771 47 3496 5821 97 3546 5871
-53 3397 5722 -3 3447 5772 48 3497 5822 98 3547 5872
-52 3398 5723 -2 3448 5773 49 3498 5823 99 3548 5873
-51 3399 5724 -1 3449 5774 50 3499 5824 100 3549 5874
-50 3400 5725 1 3450 5775 51 3500 5825 101 3550 5875
-49 3401 5726 2 3451 5776 52 3501 5826 102 3551 5876
-48 3402 5727 3 3452 5777 53 3502 5827 103 3552 5877
-47 3403 5728 4 3453 5778 54 3503 5828 104 3553 5878
-46 3404 5729 5 3454 5779 55 3504 5829 105 3554 5879
-45 3405 5730 6 3455 5780 56 3505 5830 106 3555 5880
-44 3406 5731 7 3456 5781 57 3506 5831 107 3556 5881
-43 3407 5732 8 3457 5782 58 3507 5832 108 3557 5882
-42 3408 5733 9 3458 5783 59 3508 5833 109 3558 5883
-41 3409 5734 10 3459 5784 60 3509 5834 110 3559 5884
-40 3410 5735 11 3460 5785 61 3510 5835 111 3560 5885
-39 3411 5736 12 3461 5786 62 3511 5836 112 3561 5886
-38 3412 5737 13 3462 5787 63 3512 5837 113 3562 5887
-37 3413 5738 14 3463 5788 64 3513 5838 114 3563 5888
-36 3414 5739 15 3464 5789 65 3514 5839 115 3564 5889
-35 3415 5740 16 3465 5790 66 3515 5840 116 3565 5890
-34 3416 5741 17 3466 5791 67 3516 5841 117 3566 5891
-33 3417 5742 18 3467 5792 68 3517 5842 118 3567 5892
-32 3418 5743 19 3468 5793 69 3518 5843 119 3568 5893
-31 3419 5744 20 3469 5794 70 3519 5844 120 3569 5894
-30 3420 5745 21 3470 5795 71 3520 5845 121 3570 5895
-29 3421 5746 22 3471 5796 72 3521 5846 122 3571 5896
-28 3422 5747 23 3472 5797 73 3522 5847 123 3572 5897
-27 3423 5748 24 3473 5798 74 3523 5848 124 3573 5898
-26 3424 5749 25 3474 5799 75 3524 5849 125 3574 5899

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ANASAT®-LMC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
126 3575 5900 176 3625 5950 226 3675 6000 276 3725 6050
127 3576 5901 177 3626 5951 227 3676 6001 277 3726 6051
128 3577 5902 178 3627 5952 228 3677 6002 278 3727 6052
129 3578 5903 179 3628 5953 229 3678 6003 279 3728 6053
130 3579 5904 180 3629 5954 230 3679 6004 280 3729 6054
131 3580 5905 181 3630 5955 231 3680 6005 281 3730 6055
132 3581 5906 182 3631 5956 232 3681 6006 282 3731 6056
133 3582 5907 183 3632 5957 233 3682 6007 283 3732 6057
134 3583 5908 184 3633 5958 234 3683 6008 284 3733 6058
135 3584 5909 185 3634 5959 235 3684 6009 285 3734 6059
136 3585 5910 186 3635 5960 236 3685 6010 286 3735 6060
137 3586 5911 187 3636 5961 237 3686 6011 287 3736 6061
138 3587 5912 188 3637 5962 238 3687 6012 288 3737 6062
139 3588 5913 189 3638 5963 239 3688 6013 289 3738 6063
140 3589 5914 190 3639 5964 240 3689 6014 290 3739 6064
141 3590 5915 191 3640 5965 241 3690 6015 291 3740 6065
142 3591 5916 192 3641 5966 242 3691 6016 292 3741 6066
143 3592 5917 193 3642 5967 243 3692 6017 293 3742 6067
144 3593 5918 194 3643 5968 244 3693 6018 294 3743 6068
145 3594 5919 195 3644 5969 245 3694 6019 295 3744 6069
146 3595 5920 196 3645 5970 246 3695 6020 296 3745 6070
147 3596 5921 197 3646 5971 247 3696 6021 297 3746 6071
148 3597 5922 198 3647 5972 248 3697 6022 298 3747 6072
149 3598 5923 199 3648 5973 249 3698 6023 299 3748 6073
150 3599 5924 200 3649 5974 250 3699 6024 300 3749 6074
151 3600 5925 201 3650 5975 251 3700 6025 301 3750 6075
152 3601 5926 202 3651 5976 252 3701 6026 302 3751 6076
153 3602 5927 203 3652 5977 253 3702 6027 303 3752 6077
154 3603 5928 204 3653 5978 254 3703 6028 304 3753 6078
155 3604 5929 205 3654 5979 255 3704 6029 305 3754 6079
156 3605 5930 206 3655 5980 256 3705 6030 306 3755 6080
157 3606 5931 207 3656 5981 257 3706 6031 307 3756 6081
158 3607 5932 208 3657 5982 258 3707 6032 308 3757 6082
159 3608 5933 209 3658 5983 259 3708 6033 309 3758 6083
160 3609 5934 210 3659 5984 260 3709 6034 310 3759 6084
161 3610 5935 211 3660 5985 261 3710 6035 311 3760 6085
162 3611 5936 212 3661 5986 262 3711 6036 312 3761 6086
163 3612 5937 213 3662 5987 263 3712 6037 313 3762 6087
164 3613 5938 214 3663 5988 264 3713 6038 314 3763 6088
165 3614 5939 215 3664 5989 265 3714 6039 315 3764 6089
166 3615 5940 216 3665 5990 266 3715 6040 316 3765 6090
167 3616 5941 217 3666 5991 267 3716 6041 317 3766 6091
168 3617 5942 218 3667 5992 268 3717 6042 318 3767 6092
169 3618 5943 219 3668 5993 269 3718 6043 319 3768 6093
170 3619 5944 220 3669 5994 270 3719 6044 320 3769 6094
171 3620 5945 221 3670 5995 271 3720 6045 321 3770 6095
172 3621 5946 222 3671 5996 272 3721 6046 322 3771 6096
173 3622 5947 223 3672 5997 273 3722 6047 323 3772 6097
174 3623 5948 224 3673 5998 274 3723 6048 324 3773 6098
175 3624 5949 225 3674 5999 275 3724 6049 325 3774 6099

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ANASAT®-LMC Satellite Channels

Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX
MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz
326 3775 6100 376 3825 6150 426 3875 6200 476 3925 6250
327 3776 6101 377 3826 6151 427 3876 6201 477 3926 6251
328 3777 6102 378 3827 6152 428 3877 6202 478 3927 6252
329 3778 6103 379 3828 6153 429 3878 6203 479 3928 6253
330 3779 6104 380 3829 6154 430 3879 6204 480 3929 6254
331 3780 6105 381 3830 6155 431 3880 6205 481 3930 6255
332 3781 6106 382 3831 6156 432 3881 6206 482 3931 6256
333 3782 6107 383 3832 6157 433 3882 6207 483 3932 6257
334 3783 6108 384 3833 6158 434 3883 6208 484 3933 6258
335 3784 6109 385 3834 6159 435 3884 6209 485 3934 6259
336 3785 6110 386 3835 6160 436 3885 6210 486 3935 6260
337 3786 6111 387 3836 6161 437 3886 6211 487 3936 6261
338 3787 6112 388 3837 6162 438 3887 6212 488 3937 6262
339 3788 6113 389 3838 6163 439 3888 6213 489 3938 6263
340 3789 6114 390 3839 6164 440 3889 6214 490 3939 6264
341 3790 6115 391 3840 6165 441 3890 6215 491 3940 6265
342 3791 6116 392 3841 6166 442 3891 6216 492 3941 6266
343 3792 6117 393 3842 6167 443 3892 6217 493 3942 6267
344 3793 6118 394 3843 6168 444 3893 6218 494 3943 6268
345 3794 6119 395 3844 6169 445 3894 6219 495 3944 6269
346 3795 6120 396 3845 6170 446 3895 6220 496 3945 6270
347 3796 6121 397 3846 6171 447 3896 6221 497 3946 6271
348 3797 6122 398 3847 6172 448 3897 6222 498 3947 6272
349 3798 6123 399 3848 6173 449 3898 6223 499 3948 6273
350 3799 6124 400 3849 6174 450 3899 6224 500 3949 6274
351 3800 6125 401 3850 6175 451 3900 6225 501 3950 6275
352 3801 6126 402 3851 6176 452 3901 6226
353 3802 6127 403 3852 6177 453 3902 6227
354 3803 6128 404 3853 6178 454 3903 6228
355 3804 6129 405 3854 6179 455 3904 6229
356 3805 6130 406 3855 6180 456 3905 6230
357 3806 6131 407 3856 6181 457 3906 6231
358 3807 6132 408 3857 6182 458 3907 6232
359 3808 6133 409 3858 6183 459 3908 6233
360 3809 6134 410 3859 6184 460 3909 6234
361 3810 6135 411 3860 6185 461 3910 6235
362 3811 6136 412 3861 6186 462 3911 6236
363 3812 6137 413 3862 6187 463 3912 6237
364 3813 6138 414 3863 6188 464 3913 6238
365 3814 6139 415 3864 6189 465 3914 6239
366 3815 6140 416 3865 6190 466 3915 6240
367 3816 6141 417 3866 6191 467 3916 6241
368 3817 6142 418 3867 6192 468 3917 6242
369 3818 6143 419 3868 6193 469 3918 6243
370 3819 6144 420 3869 6194 470 3919 6244
371 3820 6145 421 3870 6195 471 3920 6245
372 3821 6146 422 3871 6196 472 3921 6246
373 3822 6147 423 3872 6197 473 3922 6247
374 3823 6148 424 3873 6198 474 3923 6248
375 3824 6149 425 3874 6199 475 3924 6249

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Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX Ch. RX TX

MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz MHz

Appendix D D-18 ANACOM ANASAT®–C Transceiver

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Appendix E. Converting dBm to Watts and Watts to dBm

dBm W W dBm
20............................... 0.10 1 .............................. 30.00
20.5............................ 0.11 2 .............................. 33.01
21............................... 0.13 3 .............................. 34.77
21.5............................ 0.14 4 .............................. 36.02
22............................... 0.16 5 .............................. 36.99
22.5............................ 0.18 6 .............................. 37.78
23............................... 0.20 7 .............................. 38.45
23.5............................ 0.22 8 .............................. 39.03
24............................... 0.25 9 .............................. 39.54
24.5............................ 0.28 10 ............................ 40.00
25............................... 0.32 11 ............................ 40.41
25.5............................ 0.35 12 ............................ 40.79
26............................... 0.40 13 ............................ 41.14
26.5............................ 0.45 14 ............................ 41.46
27............................... 0.50 15 ............................ 41.76
27.5............................ 0.56 16 ............................ 42.04
28.............................. 0.63 17 ............................ 42.30
28.5............................ 0.71 18 ............................ 42.55
29.............................. 0.79 19 ............................ 42.79
29.5............................ 0.89 20 ............................ 43.01
30.............................. 1.00 21 ............................ 43.22
30.5............................ 1.12 22 ............................ 43.42
31.............................. 1.26 23 ............................ 43.61
31.5............................ 1.41 24 ............................ 43.80
32.............................. 1.58 25 ............................ 43.97
32.5............................ 1.78 26 ............................ 44.14
33.............................. 2.00 27 ............................ 44.31
33.5............................ 2.24 28 ............................ 44.47
34.............................. 2.51 29 ............................ 44.62
34.5............................ 2.82 30 ............................ 44.77
35.............................. 3.16 32 ............................ 45.05
35.5............................ 3.55 34 ............................ 45.31
36.............................. 3.98 36 ............................ 45.56
36.5............................ 4.47 38 ............................ 45.8
37.............................. 5.01 40 ............................ 46.02
37.5............................ 5.62 42 ............................ 46.23
38.............................. 6.31 44 ............................ 46.43
38.5............................ 7.08 46 ............................ 46.63
39.............................. 7.94 48 ............................ 46.81
39.5............................ 8.91 50 ............................ 47.00
40.............................. 10.00 55 ............................ 47.40
40.5........................... 11.22 60 ............................ 42.78
41............................. 12.59 65 ............................ 48.13
41.5.......................... 14.13 70 ............................ 48.45
42............................. 15.85 75 ............................ 48.75
42.5.......................... 17.78 80 ............................ 49.05
43.............................. 19.95 85 ............................ 49.29
43.5............................ 22.39 90 ............................ 49.54
44.............................. 25.12 95 ............................ 49.78
44.5............................ 28.18 100 .......................... 50.00

ANACOM ANASAT®–C Transceiver E-1 Appendix E

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Appendix E E-2 ANACOM ANASAT®–C Transceiver

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Appendix F. Transceivers Weights & Dimensions

EC, SEC, RC, PC, XC

Dimensions inches Dimensions mm Weight lbs Weight kg
0dBm 21.6" x 9.0" x 7.0" 549 x 229 x 178 23 10.5
2 watts 21.6" x 9.0" x 7.0" 549 x 229 x 178 27 12.3
5 watts 21.6" x 9.0" x 7.0" 549 x 229 x 178 29 13.2
10 watts 21.6" x 9.0" x 11.6" 549 x 229 x 295 32 14.5
20 watts 21.6" x 9.0" x 13.5" 549 x 229 x 343 39 17.7
30 watts 21.6" x 9.0" x 15" 549 x 229 x 381 57 25.9
40 watts 21.6" x 9.0" x 14" 549 x 229 x 356 45 20.5
50 watts 21.6" x 9.0" x 15" 549 x 229 x 381 57 25.9
60 watts 21.6" x 9.0" x 15" 549 x 229 x 381 57 25.9
70 watts 21.6" x 9.0" x 15" 549 x 229 x 381 57 25.9
80 watts 21.6" x 9.0" x 16" 549 x 229 x 407 60 27.3
100 watts 21.6" x 13" x 14" 549 x 330 x 356 75 34.1
150 watts 38.0" x 13" x 12.3" 965 x 330 x 313 136 61.7
200 watts 38.0" x 13" x 12.3" 965 x 330 x 313 136 61.7

Protection Switch

P. S. 8.5" x 9.5" x 4.0" 216 x 241 x 102 3.0 1.36

LNC

C-Band 3.7" x 2.8" x 3.9" 91 x 71 x 99 0.70 0.32

ANACOM ANASAT®–C Transceiver F-1 Appendix F

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Appendix F F-2 ANACOM ANASAT®–C Transceiver