Anritsu MS27101A-IBCM User manual

Anritsu Company
490 Jarvis Drive
Morgan Hill, CA 95037-2809
USA
http://www.anritsu.com
Part Number: 10580-00470
Revision: B
Published: November 2020
Copyright 2020 Anritsu Company
Quick Start Guide
MS27101A-IBCM
In-Building Coverage Mapper
MS27101A, 9 kHz to 6 GHz

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QSG-1 Introduction
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QSG-1 Introduction
The In-Building Coverage Mapper is a portable backpack-contained coverage mapping solution. This Quick
Start Guide provides the following hardware installation and connection topics:
“Unpacking Contents” on page QSG-1
“Equipment Front Panel Interfacing” on page QSG-2
“Inserting Into the SM7009” on page QSG-5
“Ensure the MS27101A and SM7004 fit flush into the SM7009 foam slots as shown in Figure QSG-6.”
on page QSG-5
“Connecting the Hardware” on page QSG-6
Additional Anritsu Documentation
Before proceeding, read the MS27101A Product Information, Compliance, and Safety Guide (PN: 10100-00064)
for important safety, legal, and regulatory notices and refer to the MS2710xA Remote Spectrum Monitor User
Guide (PN:10580-00419), which can be found on the product page:
http://www.anritsu.com/en-US/test-measurement/products/ms27101a
MA8100A TRX NEON® Signal Mapper User Guide (PN:10580-00422) can be found on the product page:
https://www.anritsu.com/en-us/test-measurement/products/ma8100a
For additional information and literature covering your product, go to the products page of your instrument
and select the Library tab here:
https://www.anritsu.com/en-US/test-measurement
Contacting Anritsu
To contact Anritsu, please visit:
https://www.anritsu.com/en-US/contact-us
QSG-2 Unpacking Contents
The components and accessories included in the In-Building Coverage Mapper backpack kit are listed in
Table QSG-1. Remove all components from their boxes and wrapping. Verify that all contents are present.
Table QSG-1. In-Building Coverage Mapper Kit
PartNumber Quantity Item
MS27101A 1 Remote Spectrum Monitor
SM7004 1 Omni Power Bank
SM7005 1 DC Cable
2000-1752-R 1 Wireless Travel Router
2000-1852-R 1 TRX NEON Tracking Unit (Includes USB connection cable and belt clip)
2000-2015-R 1 TRX NEON Tracking Unit (Includes USB connection cable and belt clip)
For Japan end-use orders only
SM7009 1 Foam Enclosure
10580-00470 1 Quick Start Guide
67135 1 Backpack

QSG-3 Equipment Front Panel Interfacing
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QSG-3 Equipment Front Panel Interfacing
The equipment front panels interfaces are shown below for the:
•MS27101A Remote Spectrum Monitor
•Wireless Travel Router
•SM7004 (Omni Power Pack)
MS27101A Front Panel
The MS27101A is the remote spectrum monitor that performs the signal monitoring. The MS27101A front
panel is shown in Figure QSG-1.
MS27101A Type-N Torque
The antenna Type-N connector types and the recommended torque specs are listed in Table QSG-2.
1. Power Switch
2. Ethernet Port
3. USB Type A Port (2)
4. RF Input Type-N (Torque specs listed in Ta ble Q S G-2 )
5. External Reference Input
6. GPS Antenna Input
Figure QSG-1. MS27101A Front Panel
Table QSG-2.Type-N Connector Torque Setting
Connector Type Torque Setting Recommended Tools
20 GHz, Type-N 1.35 Nꞏ m
12 lbfꞏ in
3/4 in.Torque End Wrench
Twist-On, Type-N
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Twist-on connector version: Align connectors, thread, and then
twist on until finger tight. Do not use a wrench or pliers to
tighten.
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QSG-3 Equipment Front Panel Interfacing
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Wireless Travel Router
The wireless travel router is used to interface between the MS27101A and the Android application. The
wireless travel router front panel is shown below in Figure QSG-2.
SM7004 (Omni Power Bank)
The SM7004 is the power source for the MS27101A. The SM7004 front panel is shown in Figure QSG-3.
1. Powered On Indicator LED
2. USB Type A Port
3. Ethernet Port
Figure QSG-2. Wireless Travel Router Front Panel
1. Powered Button/Voltage Selector
2. DC In/Out Jack
3. USB Type A Ports (2)
4. USB Type C Port
5. Battery and Voltage Indicator
Figure QSG-3. SM7004 Front Panel
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QSG-4 Setting the SM7004 Voltage
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QSG-4 Setting the SM7004 Voltage
The SM7004 is the re-chargeable battery bank that provides DC power to the MS27101A. Set the SM7004
voltage to 12 VDC to operate the MS27101A.
To set to 12 VDC:
1. Press and hold the SM7004 power button for two seconds and release. Each of the four SM7004 voltage
indicator LEDs sequence through during the power on. If the four LEDs do not light, the battery is not
fully charged and will need to be charged before continuing.
2. Set the SM7004 to DC output mode by double-pressing the power button.
3. In DC output mode, set to 12 VDC by single-pressing the power button to sequence through each voltage
setting.
4. Set to the 12 VDC position as shown in Figure QSG-4. The voltage output is now set to 12 VDC.
Caution
Do not adjust the SM7004 to 12 VDC when the SM7005 cable is connected to the MS27101A.
Use the steps below to set the SM7004 to 12 VDC before making connection. Damage to the
MS27101A internal circuitry may result if incorrect DC power is applied.
Figure QSG-4. 12 VDC
12 VDC
12 V 16 V 19 V 24 V

QSG-5 Inserting Into the SM7009
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QSG-5 Inserting Into the SM7009
The MS27101A and the SM7004 are assembled into the SM7009 foam enclosure for performing the In-Building
Coverage Mapping as shown in Figure QSG-5.
Ensure the MS27101A and SM7004 fit flush into the SM7009 foam slots as shown in Figure QSG-6.
1. SM7004
2. SM7009
3. MS27101A
Figure QSG-5. MS27101A, SM7004, and SM7009 Assembly
1. SM7009
2. SM7004
3. MS27101A
Figure QSG-6. MS27101A and SM7004 Inserted Into SM7009
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QSG-6 Connecting the Hardware
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QSG-6 Connecting the Hardware
The In-Building Coverage Mapping equipment interface connections are described in this section.
Connect the SM7004
The MS27101A rear panel battery jack is accessible through the foam cutout as shown in Figure QSG-7.
1. MS27101A Rear Panel View
2. SM7009 Rear Panel View
3. MS27101A/SM7009 Rear Panel Battery Input Jack
Figure QSG-7. MS27101A Battery Input Jack
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QSG-6 Connecting the Hardware
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1. Connect the SM7005 from the SM7004 to the to the MS27101A rear panel battery input jack.
2. Slightly separate the foam side piece from the main battery foam enclosure to form a groove as shown in
Figure QSG-8.
3. Route the SM7005 through the groove.
4. Insert the entire foam enclosure assembly consisting of the MS27101A, SM7004, and the SM7005 into
the backpack.
1. SM7005
2. Groove
3. Foam Side Piece
4. Main Battery Foam Enclosure
Figure QSG-8. Battery Cable (SM7005) Routing
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QSG-6 Connecting the Hardware
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Connecting the Wireless Travel Router
The wireless travel router connects to the MS27101A.
1. Refer to Figure QSG-9.
2. Connect the LAN Ethernet and USB type A cables to the wireless travel router.
3. Connect the wireless travel router USB Type A cable to the USB Type A port on the MS27101A.
4. Connect the wireless travel router LAN Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port on the MS27101A.
Powering On the In-Building Coverage Mapper
1. Disconnect the SM7005 cable from the SM7004 front panel if connected.
2. Set the SM7004 voltage to 12 VDC to operate the MS27101A as described in “Setting the SM7004
Voltage” on page QSG-4.
3. Connect the SM7005 cable to the SM7004 front panel DC In jack.
4. Power on the MS27101A. After a few seconds, the green LED on the wireless travel router will power on.
This confirms that the MS27101A and the wireless travel router are communicating properly. The
In-Building Coverage mapper is now powered on.
1. Wireless Travel Router
2. MS27101A
Figure QSG-9. Ethernet and USB Cable Connection
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LAN Ethernet
USB Type A
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