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APPENDIX: Equipment Issues & Technical Support

 

REPORTING EQUIPMENT LOSS OR DAMAGE 

If you find equipment was damaged during the shipping process, file a claim with the carrier. Follow the “Reporting Visible 

Loss or Damage” or “Reporting Concealed Damage” procedures to file a claim with a carrier. 

REPORTING VISIBLE LOSS OR DAMAGE 

Make a note of any loss or evidence of external damage on the freight bill or receipt, and have it signed by the carrier’s 

agent. Failure to adequately describe such external evidence of loss or damage may result in the carrier refusing to honor 

a damage claim. The form required to file such a claim will be supplied by the carrier. 

REPORTING CONCEALED DAMAGE 

Concealed damage means damage which does not become apparent until the unit has been unpacked. The contents 

may be damaged in transit due to rough handling, even though the carton may not show external damage. If you discover 

damage after unpacking the unit, make a written request for an inspection by the carrier’s agent, then file a claim with the 

carrier since such damage is most likely the carrier’s responsibility. 

INVENTORY EQUIPMENT RECEIVED 

After opening your shipment, you should take inventory of the parts immediately. Check each item received in your 

shipment against the packing slip included with the shipment. If any items are missing, please notify 

Kratos Defense & 

Security Solutions, Inc.

 immediately by contacting Customer Service. 

RETURNING DAMAGED/DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT 

Kratos

 strives to ensure all items arrive safe and in working order. Despite these efforts, equipment is at times received 

with damage or faults. When this occurs, it may be necessary to return some items to 

Kratos

 for either repair or 

replacement. Returns can be expedited using the following procedure: 

Step 1: 

Call the 

Kratos

 Technical Support and request a Return Material Authorization (RMA) number, as well as the 

address to which you should forward the material(s) 

Step 2:

 Tag or identify the defective equipment, noting the defect or circumstances. Also, be sure to write the RMA 

number on the outside of the carton. It would be helpful to reference the 

Kratos

 sales order and purchase order number, 

as well as the date the equipment was received 

Step 3:

 Pack the equipment in the original container with protective packing material. If the original container and packing 

material are no longer available, pack the equipment in a sturdy corrugated box and cushion it with appropriate packing 

material 

Step 4:

 Be sure to include the following information when returning the equipment: 

• Company Name, Address (City, State and Zip Code), and Telephone Number

• RMA Number

*

• Problem/Damage Description

**

• Contact Name

*

 

Absence of the RMA number will cause a delay in processing your equipment for repair. Be sure to include the RMA

 

number on all correspondence.

** 

All installation, adjustment and operational information must be strictly adhered to in order to achieve warranted

 

performance specifications.

Step 5:

 Ship the equipment to 

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc.

 using UPS, U.S. Postal Service, or other 

appropriate carrier,

 

freight prepaid and insured. The material should be forwarded to the address given by the 

Kratos

 

Customer Service

 

contact

Summary of Contents for ES45MP-1

Page 1: ...ation Operations Maintenance Manual Document OM45T Revision N Kratos Defense Security Solutions Inc Kratos Defense Security Solutions Inc 1120 Jupiter Road Suite 102 Plano Texas 75074 USA www KratosDe...

Page 2: ...port and we will provide this free of charge through an agreeable medium We expect all source code archives will be posted to public FTP servers At the time of this writing the exact address is not kn...

Page 3: ...6 4 0 Preventive Maintenance 17 4 1 General Cleaning 17 4 1 1 Electrical Parts 17 4 1 2 Mechanical parts 17 4 2 Inspections 18 4 2 1 Local Control Motor Drive Controller Inspection 18 4 2 2 Antenna In...

Page 4: ...ds 10 Figure 3 1 Pure Noise Signal on Spectrum Analyzer 13 Figure 3 2 Minimum Transponder Signal on Spectrum Analyzer 13 Figure 3 3 Antenna Radiation Pattern Topographical Diagram w Plan View 14 Figur...

Page 5: ...he antenna parts can be verified and or determined with such a review I II Description The 4 5m ESA provides high gain and exceptional pattern characteristics The electrical performance and exceptiona...

Page 6: ...f Kratos Defense Security Solutions Inc Installation Notice Installation maintenance or removal of the hardware described in this manual requires qualified and experienced personnel Kratos installatio...

Page 7: ...his manual Ensure all personnel understand apply these precautions in all phases of installation operation maintenance Failure to do so may result in loss of life KEEP AWAY FROM LIVE CIRCUITS Personne...

Page 8: ...e time when the unit is in operation or powered on as they may move without warning NEVER stand underneath any object while it is being lifted NEVER remove disable or exceed the unit s safety software...

Page 9: ...tallation of the 4 5m Earth Station Antenna NOTE the tools listed in the below table are subject to change without notice Consult assembly instruction documents drawings and or Kratos Tech Support if...

Page 10: ...INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Figure 1 1a Figure 1 1b Bolts Shorter than 4 Diameters Bolts Longer than 4 Diameters A 325 hardware should be tightened according to the following tensioning procedure Step...

Page 11: ...formed it is important to refer to the appropriate drawing NOTE It is important to match up the appropriate drawings listed in the below table to the specific antenna type Refer to the Introduction Se...

Page 12: ...g assembly of the Azimuth Jackscrew ensure that the Azimuth Jackscrew assembly is in the fully retracted position During hoisting with crane of the Motor Jack Assembly do NOT attach any ropes to the S...

Page 13: ...screw is firmly tightened on the Strut Assembly as shown in Figure 100b Step 4 of 7 Remove the two indicated strut support setscrews and attach base angle to corresponding strut support using the supp...

Page 14: ...me occurs Return to the position yielding the greatest amplitude The maximum Azimuth excursion from the original setting should not exceed 1 5 degrees or the antenna may begin to access a different sa...

Page 15: ...was peaked on a side lobe in Azimuth it was appropriately aligned with the El axis go to Step 6 If the antenna was peaked on a side lobe in Elevation it was appropriately aligned with the Az axis go t...

Page 16: ...rather than maximizing the transponder of interest Figure 3 4 Polarization at 45 Degrees from Optimum Setting Step 9 of 9 With all 24 transponder signals of approximately equal amplitude appearing on...

Page 17: ...Assembly Step 1 of 3 Remove the Manual Actuator Assembly by first removing the hardware that secures the actuator to the base angle Store the manual actuator assembly and corresponding hardware in a...

Page 18: ...FORE proceeding Minor cleaning such as the removal of dust and loose foreign particles can be accomplished by one or all of the following methods Vacuuming Using a soft bristle brush or lint free clot...

Page 19: ...3 position selector switches Azimuth Slow Fast Elevation Slow fast and Polarization CCW CW for smooth operation Note that there is an audible click during actuation from Left to Center for each switch...

Page 20: ...Discoloration blistering or burns are evidence of overload s Measure the actual value s of any suspect electrical components as with a digital multimeter and compare against value s in the product s...

Page 21: ...eck off included voltage readings retaken to determine if proper voltage was available Current readings were also taken as a reference for future comparison to serve as a troubleshooting aid in determ...

Page 22: ...ler inner door and place the LOCAL REMOTE switch in the REMOTE position to return antenna control to the studio Then close and lock the outer local control motor drive controller door 4 3 Pedestal Mou...

Page 23: ...paint will not adhere to the surface Acetone will dissolve paint if applied heavily and rubbed vigorously Do not use bleach soap solutions or kerosene as it is difficult to remove the residue Allow th...

Page 24: ...4 as shown in the Lubrication Chart Table 5 1 may require you to remove the indicated drain plug if present and by using a measuring cup to collect and measure the amount of SHC624 oil that drains out...

Page 25: ...the motors may not function 5 2 Corrective Painting Instructions The following sections offer detailed instructions for corrective painting of particular surfaces on the Earth Station Antenna Please k...

Page 26: ...peratures will likely require cure times to be extended Allow the primer to dry thoroughly before applying the topcoat Application of the topcoat should be done based on the above instructions Table 5...

Page 27: ...g can also result in a destructive heat buildup and or operational failure Figure 5 1 Jac Jack Anti Backlash Procedure 5 4 Maintenance Kits The below table provides descriptions of and Kratos part num...

Page 28: ...ure all items arrive safe and in working order Despite these efforts equipment is at times received with damage or faults When this occurs it may be necessary to return some items to Kratos for either...

Page 29: ...information and or technical documentation Kratos Corporate Website www KratosDefense com Kratos Tech Support Phone 214 291 7659 Kratos Tech Support Email Kratosspacesupport kratosdefense com Kratos...

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