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OM POWER - OM-2501A - Amplifier HF 1.8 to 29 MHZ - GU84B
OM-2501A
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The automatic linear amplifier OM2501A is designed for all short wave amateur bands from 1.8 to 29 MHz (including WARC – bands) and all modes.
It is equipped with a one piece of ceramic tetrode GU84B.
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The advantages of OM2501A:
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Full compatibility with TRXs-CAT
- - ICOM
- - YAESU
- - ELECRAFT
- - Ten-Tec Orion
- - Kenwood
- - Icom transceive protocol using by microHAM devices – CI-V output (MK II, MK2R, MK2R+, etc)
- - Flex Radio Series 6xxx
- - Apache Labs Anan
- RF sensitive Band and Frequency switching, for use with radios which do not have CAT
- Automatic switching between bands
- Automatic tuning with the band according to segments
- Automatic switching of band pass filter – BAND DATA output compatible with YAESU radios (BCD code)
- Automatic switching of the antenna switches - maximum number of antennas is 10, controlled by BCD output code
- Remote control via PC Windows Application
Specification of OM2501A:
| Frequency coverage: | Amateur Bands 1.8 – 29.7 MHz including WARC |
| Power output: | 2500 W in SSB and CW on HF bands, 2000W in RTTY/FM |
| Input Power: | 30 to 60W for full output power |
| Input Impedance: | 50 Ohm, VSWR < 1.5 : 1 |
| Power Gain: | 17 dB |
| Output Impedance: | 50 Ohm unbalanced |
| Maximum Output SWR: | 3:1 |
| SWR protection: | Automatic switching to STBY when reflected power is 350W or higher |
| Intermodulation distortion: | better than -32dBc |
| Suppression of harmonics: | < -50 dBc |
| Tube: | 1x GU84B ceramic tetrode |
| Cooler: | Centrifugal blower + Axial blower |
| Response speed of AUTO tune: | less than 0,5s within same BAND, less than 2s if out of BAND |
| Power supply: | switchable voltages - 220/230/240V for 50Hz or 230/240/250V for 60Hz (or other primary voltages e.g. 200V 50/60Hz for Japan) |
| Transformers: | 2 pcs of toroidal transformer 2kVA |
| Dimensions: | 485 x 200 x 455mm (width x height x depth) |
| Weight: | 40 kg |
| Protection circuits: | - VSWR too high |
| - Anode current too high | |
| - Anode voltage error | |
| - Screen current too high | |
| - Screen voltage error | |
| - Grid current too high | |
| - Grid voltage error | |
| - Heating voltage error | |
| - Mistuning of PA | |
| - Temperature too high | |
| - Soft start for protecting your fuses | |
| - “switch-on blocking“ at opened amplifier | |
| Indications: | 4.3" color touch screen display |
| Features: | High level of protection |
| Memory for faults and warnings, easy maintenance | |
| Automatic set-up anode current (BIAS) – no need to manually adjust after changing the tube | |
| Three programmable working modes of the axial blower | |
| Full QSK operation | |
| Many operational parameters to display | |
| REMOTE control - connector for LAN connection – remote control software free of charge | |
| Support automatic external ANT switching |
LAN Connection
Power amplifier is interfaced to LAN via XPORT made by Lantronix (type XP1001000-05R). More info can be found at www.lantronix.com .
Default factory settings of XPORT are:
IP address: 192.168.1.222
Mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.1.1
These are strictly default settings.
You can modify any of these by going to XPORT web GUI via your web browser.
We do not recommend changing any other parameters of the XPORT interface as loss of communication can be caused by doing so.
There is no default user name or password. It is highly recommended to secure web interface with username and password.
For remote control and monitoring over LAN special software is needed.
It is available free of charge; it can be downloaded from the following link:Remote Remote control software version 3.36
NOTE: For the correct functioning of the software, it is necessary to have accessible LAN ports 9999 and 10001.
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