Ets-lindgren 2110 Multi-Axis Positioning Systems (MAPS) User Manual

Model 2188 Series Multi-Axis Positioning System (MAPS) User Manual

10 | Introduction Light Duty Mast Medium Duty Mast (shown with optional mount) Optional Items The following items are available as options to the

Introduction | 11 Optional Part Description Part Number Free-Space Mount Kit • Light duty free-space mount kit is included with all light duty ma

12 | Introduction ETS-Lindgren Product Information Bulletin See the ETS-Lindgren Product Information Bulletin included with your shipment for the f

Maintenance | 13 2.0 Maintenance Before performing any maintenance, follow the safety information in the ETS-Lindgren Product Information Bullet

14 | Maintenance Annual Maintenance Perform the following maintenance every 12 months after the MAPS is placed into service: • Use a good quality

Maintenance | 15 MAPS Maintenance Log Item Routine Bi-Annual Annual Routine Bi-Annual Annual Routine Bi-Annual Annual Routine Maintenance

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Specifications | 17 3.0 Specifications MAPS Electrical Specifications Nominal AC Voltage: 208–230 VAC Input Frequency: 50/60 Hz Current Rating:

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Installation | 19 4.0 Installation Before connecting any components, follow the safety information in the ETS-Lindgren Product Information Bull

ii | ETS-Lindgren L.P. reserves the right to make changes to any products herein to improve functioning or design. Although the information in this do

20 | Installation Reference Point If installing the MAPS in an existing chamber: Remove the absorber from the floor and lower wall areas prior t

Installation | 21 5. The MAPS drive units are designed to move from the shipping container to the chamber floor as a single unit. If you cannot m

22 | Installation 9. When all anchor plates are securely mounted, remove the 1/4–20 screws that hold the anchor plates to the base. Discard the

Installation | 23 14. Remove the bracket mounted on the drive unit that is attached to cable carrier. Two #6 screws hold the bracket to the unit.

24 | Installation To make sure the MAPS is level with the antennas in the chamber and is accurately centered in the chamber, install the mast(s).

Installation | 25 Fit the flexible couplings of the mast and turntable together 3. Install the MAPS mast(s). Line up the flexible couplings and

26 | Installation Align laser through the mast mount to the center of the chamber 5. When the knobs are securely in place, place the MAPS syst

Installation | 27 Laser and tripod on turntable top (Shown with optional dipole mount plate) 6. Mount the laser onto a tripod, and then place i

28 | Installation LEVELING AND HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT If during the bore sight process it is determined that the MAPS system must be leveled or the he

Installation | 29 If installing the MAPS in a pit, mark the amount required to raise the unit up to level. Remove the top of the turntable and be

| iii Table of Contents Notes, Cautions, and Warnings ... v1.0 Introduction .

30 | Installation Position the actuating pins on each side of the limit switch access port 9. Verify the access port is located over the limit

Installation | 31 The MAPS is designed to operate using 208–230 VAC single-phase 50 or 60 Hz power. The branch circuit supplying power to the moto

32 | Installation Absorber Installation After the MAPS and mast(s) are leveled and bore sight is achieved, position the absorber that surrounds a

Operation | 33 5.0 Operation Before placing into operation, follow the safety information in the ETS-Lindgren Product Information Bulletin incl

34 | Operation Parameter Device 1–Turntable Theta Axis Device 2–Mast Upper Rotation Phi Axis S6 191 191 S7 223 223 S8 255 255 Ac 2.0 2.0 OC OFF O

Warranty | 35 Appendix A: Warranty See the Product Information Bulletin included with your shipment for the complete ETS-Lindgren warranty for yo

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Assembly Drawings | 37 Appendix B: Assembly Drawings The following assembly drawings are located in the back pocket of the manual: • 111045 • 1099

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EC Declaration of Conformity | 39 Appendix C: EC Declaration of Conformity

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.67 FROM BOTTOMOF GEARBOX FLANGETO TOP OF COUPLING HUB11REF ONLY2827302939TRIM BELT TO LENGTHMATCHDRILL BELT WITHBRACKETSSEE SHEET 2 FOR DETAILS1.INST

32 33SEE NOTE 2SEE NOTE 3BOTTOM ASSYGEARBOX ASSYTOP ASSY45409101536123473461331147341816172123242022112619 42444322585435 3332338 33453745144545414548

1.631.63112519202127186159272224231012161141785313SEE NOTE 1SCREW MUST BOTTOM OUT INTOITEM 14, 2XPART OF LINEAR SLIDE ASSYSEE ASSY 1100734312834INSTAL

1 1153109876152SEE NOTE 2SOME PARTS SHOWN IN EXPLODED VIEW FOR PART CLARITY.1.LINEAR SLIDES TO BE SET WITH MOTORBASE ATTACHED TO THEM2. FOR PROPE

123REFER TO ASSY'S, SUB-ASSY'S, AND KITS FOR OTHER NOTES AND HARDWARE1. NEEDED FOR FINAL ASSY AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS.7.8063.00.1

VIEW OF TABLEW/O WOOD TOP BRACKET ALONG WITH HARDWARE IS USED TO TIE SLIDER ASSY DOWN PRIOR TO CRATING AND BEFORE SHIPPING.1. MOVE SLIDER ASS

.67 FROM BOTTOMOF GEARBOX FLANGE TO TOP OF COUPLING HUB16REF ONLY27302926122812TRIM BELT TO LENGTHMATCHDRILL BELT WITHBRACKETSSEE SHEET 2 FOR DETAILS1

39314032153176311011113UPPER ASSEMBLY14 35 4617253421223318201943232416214 38363537 359834425LOWER ASSEMBLYGEARBOX ASSEMBLYSEE NOTE 244464646414646MAT

THIS DRAWING REPRESENTS THE LOCATIONS OFABSORBER PARTS ON THE MAPS WOODEN DECK.TO BE USED AS REFERENCE ONLY.NOTES:110781109412(LOCATION MAY VARY)10941

| v Notes, Cautions, and Warnings Note: Denotes helpful information intended to provide tips for better use of the product. Caution: Denotes a hazar

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Introduction | 7 1.0 Introduction The ETS-Lindgren Multi-Axis Positioning System (MAPS™) is designed to perform measurements of spherical ante

8 | Introduction Part Description Part Number Fiber optic cables, installation hardware, fiber optic feedthrough connectors 110084 MODEL 2115 MEDI

Introduction | 9 The following steps were taken to minimize potential radio frequency (RF) obstruction or distortions of RF signals from low-direct