Apache Labs ANDROMEDA ANAN-7000DLE MKII User manual

Apache Labs
ANAN-7000DLE MKII User Guide
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8000DLE
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Contents – ANAN-7000DLE MKII Users Guide
Apache Labs - Declarations of Conformity......................................................................5
Apache Labs Products CE and RTTE Certified..................................................................5
Heat Dissipation...........................................................................................................5
Clarification ICAS [100W] operation...............................................................................5
1. ANAN-7000DLE Architecture............................................................................................................6
7000DLE MKII Design Team..........................................................................................6
7000DLE MKII Specifications.........................................................................................7
PA board.....................................................................................................................6
General Specifications...................................................................................................7
Electrical Specifications.................................................................................................7
Mechanical Specifications..............................................................................................7
Receiver Specifications.................................................................................................7
Transmitter Specifications.............................................................................................7
Additional I/O Connections............................................................................................8
Ethernet Command and Control.....................................................................................8
Noise Blankers.............................................................................................................8
Noise Reduction...........................................................................................................8
Minimized Latency........................................................................................................9
Two Phase Synchronous ADCs......................................................................................9
PureSignal Pre-Distortion..............................................................................................9
2. Introduction....................................................................................................................................10
Introduction...............................................................................................................10
Minimum Requirements..............................................................................................10
Suitable routers or LAN Network switches.....................................................................12
Ethernet Connection...................................................................................................12
Simple Network Setup.................................................................................................13
Recommended Software.............................................................................................13
ANAN-7000DLE MKII Front Panel.................................................................................14
ANAN-7000DLE MKII Back Panel..................................................................................15
Embedded Versions i5/i7 Quick start………………………………………………………………………….16
ANAN-7000DLE MKII Antenna Connectors....................................................................17
ANAN-7000DLE MKII RCA Connectors..........................................................................18
ANAN-7000DLE MKII Open Collector Connector............................................................19
3. PowerSDR MRX PS Instructions.....................................................................................................20
Hardware Setup.........................................................................................................20
Software Setup..........................................................................................................21
PowerSDR mRX PS Installation Wizard.........................................................................22
PowerSDR mRX PS Console.........................................................................................22
PowerSDR mRX PS Setup Menu...................................................................................23
PowerSDR mRX PS IP Address.....................................................................................24
4. SSB Phone Operation......................................................................................................................25
Connecting a suitable Microphone................................................................................25
MIC Adapters.............................................................................................................26
Setting up PowerSDR for Phone Operation...................................................................27
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Selecting Transmit Profile............................................................................................27
Adjusting Mic Gain......................................................................................................27
Tune.........................................................................................................................28
VOX..........................................................................................................................28
Transmit Filter............................................................................................................28
Antenna Control menu................................................................................................27
BPF1/LPF Filters Control menu.....................................................................................29
5. CW Operation..................................................................................................................................31
Sample Rate..............................................................................................................31
Iambic B....................................................................................................................32
CW Paddle Connection................................................................................................33
CWU/CWL..................................................................................................................33
Select Operating Frequency.........................................................................................34
Set Drive Level...........................................................................................................34
Break-in Delay............................................................................................................35
Sidetone Level............................................................................................................36
Tuning.......................................................................................................................36
Tune/SWR/Output......................................................................................................37
6. Linear Amplifier connection............................................................................................................38
PTT Out.....................................................................................................................38
Linear Amplifier Keying ISOLATION adapters................................................................38
ALC...........................................................................................................................38
OpenCollector BCD keying...........................................................................................39
7. Transverter.....................................................................................................................................40
XVTR T/R port............................................................................................................38
8. PureSignal Adaptive pre-distortion information............................................................................39
Using PureSignal Adaptive Predistortion.......................................................................40
PureSignal update for PowerSDR mRX PS.....................................................................41
Reference materials............................................................................................................................45
Apache Labs Web Forum.............................................................................................45
Nige G7CNF...............................................................................................................45
Apache Yahoo Support Group......................................................................................45
OpenHPSDR Group.....................................................................................................45
Apache Service and Repair..........................................................................................45
Manual Calibration Procedure......................................................................................46
Computer Performance...............................................................................................47
Warranty...................................................................................................................48
IMPORTANT...............................................................................................................48
MARS operation..........................................................................................................49
APIPA Automatic Private IP Addressing........................................................................49
Apache Labs Orion MkII PCB.......................................................................................50
ANAN-7000DLE MKII PA/FILTER PCB...........................................................................51
Appendix.............................................................................................................................................53
Apache Schematics.....................................................................................................53
Balanced Audio Input..................................................................................................53
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Independent versions of PowerSDR software................................................................53
Multiple independent .xml databases............................................................................53
Updating the ANAN-7000DLE MKII Firmware................................................................54
HPSDRProgrammer v2.0.4.10......................................................................................55
Assign Static IP Address using HPSDRProgrammer........................................................56
HPSDRBootloader v2.0................................................................................................57
Assign Static IP Address using HPSDRBootloader..........................................................58
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charges within their delivery [address] Country. Please contact Apache Support <support@apach e -labs.com >
for details regarding your order or shipping charges.
Apache Labs LLC, Inc. - Declarations of Conformity
The ANAN-7000DLE MKII complies with FCC Part 97 rules for the Amateur Radio Service. It has been confirmed
by the relevant authorities that the ANAN-7000DLE MKII DOES NOT require FCC certification. Under rule 97
Amateur radio equipment with the exception of amplifiers and scanning receivers are exempt from certification,
however, must conform to rule 97 which states that harmonic and spurious emissions must be below 43dB of
the transmitted out up to 30MHz and 60dB beyond that.
Apache Labs Products CE and RTTE Certified
CE & EC Radio and telecommunications terminal equipment [RTTE] Certification.
We are pleased to announce that the ANAN series HF & 6M SDR transceivers including the ANAN-7000DLE MKII
is now CE and RTTE certified as per EU trade directives, All ANAN radios are RoHS compliant as well, we ensure
that our products are of the highest quality and meet international standards of quality and compliance.
Important Operation tips
Do not cover rear or bottom ventilation holes. Proper air circulation throughout the ANAN Transceiver is
necessary to prevent possible overheating and failure.
Calibrate power output to 100W using a suitable 50 ohm Dummy Load. Operating at higher levels will
damage the radio. Please review CCW and ICAS specifications on this page.
Data/AM/FM and other continuous duty modes must be operated at 30W or less to remain within the
operational limits of the radio.
Input voltage must be 13.8vdc +/- 5%, well regulated at 30A Peak and proper POLARITY must be
observed.
DISCONNECT the Antenna during Thunderstorms or when not in use.
Please ensure that you select the correct model during software setup.
Install the supplied rubber feet on the bottom of the case for proper cooling.
Heat Dissipation
The ANAN-7000DLE MKII uses a heavy duty Aluminum heat sink to dissipate heat with temperature controlled
internal and optional external fan.
ICAS [100W] operation
SSB, CW and all ICAS modes [Intermittent Commercial/Amateur Service] 100W PEP
The Power Amplifier MOSFET transistor has characteristics that far exceed the needs of normal Transceiver
operation.
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1. ANAN-7000DLE MKII Architecture
7000DLE MKII Design Team
Phil Harman, VK6PH
Doug Wigley, W5WC
Dr. Warren C. Pratt, NR0V
Kjell Karlsen, LA2NI
Abhishek Prakash
Dr. Joe Martin, K5SO
John Melton, GØORX/N6LYT
Adam Farson AB4OJ/VA7OJ
Specifications
The ANAN-7000DLE MKII – Second to none!
Using Direct Down Conversion with an ultra low phase noise clock yields an RMDR of 116dB
@ 2Khz separation, this means that close in weak signals will not be masked by the receiver’s
phase noise.
The transmitter specifications are also off the chart, use of a new 16-bit DAC with an ultra low
noise clock source results in transmit phase noise better than any other product available in the
market.
Use of LDMOS drivers and an optimized final Amplifier stage with adaptive Predistortion
Algorithm (PureSignal) yields transmit IMD of better than 60dB, this is at least 20dB better
than any Class A transmitter and over 30dB better than the competition.
Use of two 16-bit phase synchronous ADCs allow for advanced applications such as Diversity
reception for ultimate noise mitigation and effects of signal fading.
The ANAN-7000DLE MKII HF & 6M 100W SDR Transceiver offers top of the line performance in
a rugged package, it is based on the work of the OpenHPSDR community.
The new PA board incorporates the following updates over the previous 100W generation:
PA Gain redistribution for better IMD
Thermally compensated Bias
Current/Voltage/Temp Sensors
Temp controlled internal and option for external FAN
Independent BPFs and 6M LNAs for each ADC, option to ground ADC2 on Tx
Improved Tx SNR and higher duty cycle Tx
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General Specifications:
Architecture: Direct Sampling DDC/DUC Transceiver
Interface: Ethernet
Phase Noise (Clock): -149dB @ 10Khz
TCXO Stability (Typical): /- .1 PPM
Modes: CW, SSB, NFM, AM, Digital
Antenna Ports: 3 - BNC 50 ohm Software Configurable Ports, 2 - BNC ADC1 receive only
antenna ports, 1 – BNC Transverter receive only port, 1 - BNC for ADC2
Frequency Resolution: 1 Hz
Electrical Specifications:
13.8v DC @ 30A, 3A Receive/30A Transmit
Mechanical Specifications:
10 Kg (approx. Weight)
Dimensions: 384MM (L) x 110MM (H) x 310MM (W) (Not including extrusions)
Rugged Steel Chassis with Temperature controlled internal/External (Optional)
Fan.
Receiver Specifications:
Receiver Architecture: Direct Down Conversion
Dual 16 bit Phase Synchronous ADCs
Independent filter banks for each ADC
6M LNAs
Frequency Coverage: 9Khz to 60Mhz
Attenuator: 1-30dB step attenuator
Reciprocal Mixing Dynamic Range (RMDR): 116dB @ 2Khz offset
Receiver Phase noise: -149dB @ 10Khz
Image rejection: 90dB
Hardware support for 7 independent receivers assignable to either ADC
Transmitter Specifications:
Transmitter Architecture: Direct Up Conversion
DAC Resolution: 16 bit
RF Output Power: 100W SSB, CW, FM, RTTY, Digital; 1-30W AM
IMD3 typically -68dB below PEP @ 100W output on 20M
Harmonics: Typically better than -43dBc on HF and -60dBc on 6M
Carrier and Opposite Sideband Suppression: Better than -80dBc
Transverter IF Output: 0db to 15dB
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1Additional I/O Connections:
RCA - Line In, PTT In, PTT Out, 2 – DIG inputs
DB9F - 7 Software Configurable Open Collector Outputs
SMA – XVTR output, 10Mhz Reference Input
3.25mm Barrel Mic, CW Key, Headphones and two 6.25mm Speaker Outputs
RJ45 - Ethernet LAN Connector(SDR)
RJ45 Ethernet LAN Connector (Embedded PC version)
HDMI (Embedded PC version)
2 x USB 3.0 Gen2 (Embedded PC version)
USB-C (Embedded PC version)
Wi-Fi SMA Antenna Connector (Embedded PC version)
Ethernet Command and Control:
The ANAN Transceivers use a Gigabit Ethernet interface to connect to your LAN. Ethernet command and control
features huge bandwidth, better noise isolation from the PC, and networked radios with remote access. Beta
testers report good performance across 802.11n WiFi links.
Noise Blankers:
The PowerSDR provides a choice of two Wideband Noise Blankers in addition to the new Spectral Noise Blanker
by Warren NR0V.
The two Wideband Noise Blankers are:
A pre-emptive Blanker which effectively slews it’s output to zero before an impulse arrives, and then
slews back to full amplitude after the impulse passes.
An Interpolating Noise Blanker which is also pre-emptive, but has modes such as Linear interpolation of
the signal during the impulse. Wideband Noise Blankers, while they are the best choice in some
situations, have a well-known issue that they may become ineffective in the presence of strong adjacent
signals, for example during a busy contest. The Spectral Noise Blanker cleverly overcomes this
deficiency by using Linear Predictive Coding (LPC). LPC provides the capability to predict a sequence of
samples by analyzing the spectral content of the samples before and after the sequence. By comparing
the predictions with the measured samples, impulses are detected and blanked or reduced. The LPC is
again used to predict what the signal waveform should be during the incident pulse and thereby replace
the corrupt samples with clean signals.
Noise Reduction:
Two types of Noise Reduction algorithms are provided to minimize random noise.
The first is a special implementation of a Least Mean Square (LMS) algorithm and the second is a new Spectral
Noise Reduction NR2 (2015). LMS algorithms are used in most Software Defined Radio’s and Digital Signal
Processing modules due to their relatively simple implementation and low compute requirements. However they
use only the input signal as a reference to identify the output and therefore are unable to achieve optimal
signal-to-noise ratios and they sometimes yield an unusual “in the barrel” or “underwater” sound. The new
Spectral Noise Blanker specifically uses sophisticated statistical models of speech and noise to produce superior
signal-to-noise ratios and vibrant sound output.
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Minimized Latency:
In Software Defined Radio’s, filtering usually contributes the most latency. There are two reasons; (1) large
sets of samples, “buffers”, are normally collected before executing the filters so that efficient FFT algorithms can
be used, and (2) sharp “brick-wall” linear-phase filters inherently have long latency, no matter how cleverly they
are implemented. Both these issues have been addressed and conquered in the ANAN-7000DLE MKII
Transceiver. Small “buffers”, requiring little collection time, can now be used even while retaining the very
sharp “brick-wall” filters. In addition, the option of using very low-latency “minimum-phase” filters is provided.
In almost all situations, laboratory and on-air testing have demonstrated no discernible difference in
performance between linear-phase and minimum-phase filters. With filters as sharp as you desire, sub-20ms
receive latencies are now possible, compared to the best of conventional DSP radio’s and must better than
competing Software Defined Radio’s.
Two Phase Synchronous ADCs
ANAN-7000DLE MKII includes two phase synchronous front ADC’s to enable Diversity reception and other
advanced applications. The Transmit chain is designed keeping in mind the unique “PureSignal” Linearization
and pre-distortion.
PureSignal Pre-Distortion:
There is no truly Linear RF amplifier. The Non-linearity in an amplifier shows up as Intermodulation Distortion
(IMD) Wikipedia reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermodulation within and outside the transmitted
bandwidth. There are many challenges to reduce IMD, hence, most manufacturers of Amateur Radio Equipment
do not specify their IMD, or use inefficient Class-A options that lower IMD at the expense of power. The ANAN-
7000DLE MKII was designed with the unique PureSignal Linearization (Pre-Distortion) to achieve an astounding -
68dBm IMD on 20M at full 100W output. This achievement in design is an improvement of at least 25 to 30dB
or approximately 1000 times lower distortion than conventional “Class-C” capable flagship transceivers.
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2. Introduction
Introduction
The ANAN-7000DLE MKII Amateur Radio Transceiver is a modern direct-down-conversion [DDC] receiver, and
direct-up-conversion [DUC] transmitter, Software Defined HF transceiver plus 6 Meters. The ANAN-7000DLE has
a proud heritage from the TAPR Hermes Transceiver introduced in 2012. The ANAN-7000DLE was cooperatively
designed by the OpenHPSDR Team and Apache Labs. Please see “Contributing Members”.
ANAN firmware updates can be easily installed via the radio’s standard Ethernet connection, eliminating the
need for special mechanical or programming adapters. It is not necessary to open the 7000DLE MKII cabinet to
update the firmware. A “Bootloader” switch has been added to the back panel of the 7000DLE MKII for ease of
future updates.
ANAN Transceivers can be used with a number of different PC Software Defined Radio programs including those
written for Windows®, Linux, MacOS/X®, Android, RaspberryPi, and other operating systems. The most popular
at this time is “PowerSDR mRX PS” (PowerSDR enhanced with multiple receivers and PureSignal Linearization)
and the pihpsdr-Controller designed by John Melton G0ORX.
Note:Please see the Apache Labs webpage: https://apache-labs.com/index.php
Note - ANAN-7000DLE i5/i7 (embedded):
The ANAN-7000DLE MKII i5/i7 integrate an embedded computer inside the radio chassis, the monobloc SDR is
preloaded with Windows 10 and PowerSDR mRX is configured at the factory, all basic settings such as PA and
Rx level calibration is done at the factory.
A backup of the database file is stored in the Documents directory, you may want to make a copy elsewhere.
OpenHPSDR Programmer and Bootloader is also pre-installed, as such the radio is ready to operate out of the
box.
Computer Specifications for Embedded Models/ basic Computing requirements
Intel 8th Generation Quad Core i5 or i7 CPU/ Intel i3, 2.8Ghz or better [recommended].
8GB DDR4 RAM/ 4GB Ram or more [recommended].
Supports up to Three Full HD Monitors with additional hardware/ 1280 X 1024 display screen [or
higher] resolution recommended
Windows 10 Preloaded/ Windows 7 or newer. It is possible that some older machines or minimally
configured “Netbook” computers may not give satisfactory performance, regardless of processor speed.
Gigabit Ethernet Port/ Computer with Full Duplex Ethernet NIC card capable of 1000 BaseT/Gigabit
Ethernet is recommended.
Full Duplex Ethernet switch or router with 1000Mbs Ethernet port recommended.
Shielded CAT6 [recommended] Ethernet patch cable to connect the ANAN to an Ethernet switch,
router, or computer.
Embedded SBC Manual:
https://www.intel.com/.../us/.../NUC8i3BE_NUC8i5BE_NUC8i7BE_TechProdSpec.pdf
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Older and slower Desktop, Laptop, Tablets, or Notebook computers may require considerable optimization
before they can provide necessary performance for trouble free SDR operation. This optimization may require
that certain applications and services be stopped in order for the software to operate correctly. It is possible
some older or slower machines will not give satisfactory performance, regardless of processor speed.
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Suitable routers or LAN Network switches
A Full Duplex wired or wireless Ethernet with sufficient ports to connect the host computer and the ANAN at 100
BaseT. An optional Full Duplex Ethernet switch with 1000 BaseT Internet connectivity may be required if
additional Ethernet ports are needed. Ethernet HUBS will NOT work properly for this software application.
Ethernet Connection
ANAN should be connected directly to a dedicated Ethernet port on the host PC or to a port on a suitable
Ethernet router or switch. Connection to a dedicated Ethernet port is shown above.
For direct connection to a dedicated Ethernet port, a CAT 6a Ethernet cable is used. Note that a ‘crossover’ cable
is not necessary.
Note: The Ethernet switch should be capable of operating in full duplex mode at 1000 BaseT[Gigabit].
A 100 BaseT Ethernet switch may be used in the interim, but if a new purchase is planned then a 1000 BaseT
[Gigabit] switch is recommended. An Ethernet “HUB” will not work properly and is not recommended.
Note: an Ethernet Surge Protector is recommended for all delicate Ethernet equipment.
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home LAN network

Simple Network Setup
The Apache-Labs ANAN Transceivers are designed to work via Ethernet cabling on [a] "Local Area Network" or
[b] directly connected to your PC. Ethernet simplifies the installation, and configuration of hardware and
software, making the installation basically “plug and play”. No sound card interface wiring, no Firewire®
cards or drivers, no USB ports or drivers are needed. It just works!
For the most basic network, you don't need any external hardware other than an Ethernet cable
between your Windows PC LAN port and your Transceiver's LAN port.
The ANAN Transceiver will query for a “DHCP” network address or an APIPA address [discussed in
Appendix below]
Hardware Requirements
13.8vdc minimum, 30A [Recommended]
Note: some switching DC supplies create objectionable EMI/RFI which may degrade performance of the
ANAN transceiver.
Ham band resonant 50 ohm HF antenna for normal Ham Radio operation.
Suitable 100W Dummy Load (or greater) required for PA calibration.
PC condenser or dynamic microphone terminated in 6.25mm Front/ 3.25mm Back Panel
CW key terminated in 6 .25mm Front/ 3.25mm Back Panel , for CW operation.
A set of stereo speakers or stereo headphones with 6.25mm Front/ 3.25mm Back Panel.
6.25mm Front/ 3.25mm Back Panel
Note: the Front Panel connections to the 7000DLE MKII are 6.25mm stereo jacks.
Recommended Software
Windows 7, 8, or 10 recommended.
Microsoft .NET 2.0 & 4.0 Framework required.
OpenHPSDR PowerSDR mRX PS (multi-receiver with PureSignal)
OpenHPSDR and download information
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ANAN-7000DLE MKII Front Panel
ANAN-7000DLE Front Panel connections
Connector
Number Connector Detail
1Headphone
2Microphone
3CW Key/Paddles
4Power on/off switch
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ANAN-7000DLE MKII Back Panel
ANAN-7000DLE MKII back panel details
Connector Number Connector Detail
1PowerPole® 13.8vdc 30A Power Supply connection
2External Fan connector (optional) mating plug TE#158619-2
3ANT-1
4ANT-2
5ANT-3
6Rx Bypass
7EXT1
8XVTR IN
9Rx 2
10 GND
11 XVTR OUT
12 10Mhz IN
13 Right Speaker 1/4” jack
14 PTT IN and PTT OUT
15 Right (Audio) Line IN, Left (Audio) Line IN (only Left Audio is used)
16 Digital IN 1, Digital IN 2 (transmit inhibit, straight key)
17 Open Collector 9 pin connector
18 Left Speaker 1/4” jack
19 Bootloader Switch
20 PC Audio
21 PC Wi-Fi Antenna
22 SDR LAN
23 PC LAN
24 HDMI Port
25 USB Ports
26 USB C Port
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ANAN-7000DLE MKII i5/i7 Quick Start:
1. Make sure that you have the following equipment and accessories:
•A 13.8v 30A Power Supply
•50 Ohm Dummy load capable of at least 100W load capacity
•An HDMI Computer Monitoring
•Keyboard/Mouse (either USB or Wireless)
•Ethernet Patch cable (supplied)
•DC Power Cable (Supplied)
2. With the Radio switched off:
•Connect the HDMI (Monitor) to the HDMI Connector (24)
•Connect the Keyboard/Mouse to one of the USB ports (25)
•Connect the DC power cable to the Power Pole connector (1), please ensure that the RED side
corresponds with the Positive supply.
•Connect the Dummy Load to the ANT1 connector (3)
•Connect the Ethernet Patch cable between connectors 22 and 23
3. Switch on the Radio, you should see the power button light up and shortly the internal PC booting, once
windows 10 boots and is ready double click on the PowerSDR icon to launch the SDR.
4. The Software is preconfigured and the database file is backed up in “My Documents”.
5. Once you have tested basic functionality you may remove the Dummy load and connect the Antenna ensuring
good SWR you are ready to go on Air!
NOTE: to connect an additional 2 monitors you may purchase a Thunderbolt 3 compliant USB C to Dual HDMI
concerter, this can be connected to the USB-C port (26).
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ANAN-7000DLE Antenna Connectors
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ANAN-7000DLE RCA Connectors
The Digital Input Lines are buffered.
Digital Input Line-1 used for TX Inhibit when switched to ground.
Digital Input Line-2 used for CW Straight Key or Keyer connection.
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ANAN-7000DLE Open Collector Connector
Open Collector pinout
1ground
2OCRef
3OC6
4OC5
5OC4
6OC3
7OC2
8OC1
9OC0
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3. PowerSDR MRX PS Instructions
Refer to the Front and Back Panel illustrations
Hardware Setup
The ANAN transceiver should be carefully placed to allow unobstructed airflow around and beneath the
housing. Damage can occur if the ventilation openings on the bottom or chassis of the ANAN
Transceiver are blocked. Allow room for airflow between the housing and other equipment.
Connect the supplied 13.8VDC cable to the rear panel power connector and to a filtered 13.8VDC +/-
5%, power supply capable of providing up to 30A. observe proper polarity
Connect a suitable ground cable to the rear panel ground terminal to your station RF ground, in
accordance with good amateur practices.
Connect a 50 ohm transmission line between the rear panel ANT1 SO-239 connection and a 50 ohm
dummy load.
Connect powered stereo speakers or a stereo headset to the front panel 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo jack.
For Phone operation connect a condenser or dynamic microphone equipped with a 1/8"(3.5mm) plug
into the front panel jack. Note that the wiring of this jack is software controlled in the Setup menu of
PowerSDR.
For CW operation, connect your favorite paddles to the CW KEY jack on the front panel.
Connect an Ethernet cable between the front panel RJ45 LAN jack and your router, Gigabit switch, or
PC Ethernet port. Note: the Automatic Private IP (IP) Assignment (APIPA) feature is incorporated in the
firmware of the ANAN-7000DLE MKII.
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