Installation Instructions
Table Of Contents
- Installation & Commissioning Handbook Vol. 1
- RECORD OF CHANGES
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- SECTION 1 ANTENNA INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
- 1 Civil Work Checks
- 2 Localizer Antenna System Assembly
- 3 Glidepath antenna system assembly/towers 10m and 15m
- 4 Near field monitor
- 5 Marker beacon installation antenna assembly
- SECTION 2 SHELTER INSTALLATION
- 1 General
- 2 Mechanical installation LLZ/GP
- 3 Electrical Installation LLZ/GP
- 4 Mechanical Installation Marker Beacon
- 5 Electrical installation marker beacon
- 6 Remote Control Connections (TWR)
- SECTION 3 ANTENNA SYSTEMS ADJUSTMENTS PROCEDURE
- 1 NM 3522 6 elements antenna system adjustments - LLZ
- 1.1 Mechanical alignment of antenna array
- 1.2 Electrical measurements
- 1.3 Course sector width adjustment
- 1.4 Monitor combining unit (MCU) adjustments
- 1.5 Near field monitor adjustments
- 1.6 DC-Loop adjustment and testing
- 2 NM 3523B 12 Elements antenna system adjustments - LLZ (Single frequency)
- 3 NM 3524 12 Elements antenna system adjustments - LLZ (Dual frequency)
- 3.1 Mechanical alignment of antenna array
- 3.2 Electrical measurements
- 3.2.1 CSB and SBO cables
- 3.2.2 CSB/SBO phasing
- 3.2.3 Antenna cable lengths (Electrical phase equality)
- 3.2.4 Antenna pair phasing
- 3.2.5 Phase and amplitude transfer measurement
- 3.2.6 Antenna return loss
- 3.3 Course sector width adjustment
- 3.4 Monitor combining unit (MCU) adjustments
- 3.5 Near field monitor adjustments
- 3.6 DC-Loop adjustment and testing
- 4 NM 3525 24 Elements antenna system adjustments - LLZ
- 4.1 Mechanical alignments of antenna array
- 4.2 Electrical measurements
- 4.3 Course sector width adjustments
- 4.4 Monitor combining unit (MCU) adjustments
- 4.5 Near field monitor adjustments
- 4.6 DC-Loop adjustment and testing
- 5 NM 3526 16 Elements antenna system adjustments - LLZ
- 5.1 Mechanical alignments of antenna array
- 5.2 Electrical measurements
- 5.3 Course sector width adjustment
- 5.4 Monitor combining unit (MCU) adjustments
- 5.5 Near field monitor adjustments
- 5.6 DC-Loop adjustment and testing
- 6 NM 3543 Null reference antenna system adjustments - Glide path
- 6.1 Mechanical alignment of mast and antennas
- 6.2 Electrical measurements
- 6.3 CSB/SBO Phasing and sector width adjustment
- 6.4 Monitoring combining unit (MCU) adjustments
- 6.5 Location of near field antenna position
- 7 NM 3544 Sideband reference antenna system adjustment - Glide path
- 7.1 Mechanical alignment of mast and antennas
- 7.2 Initial electrical measurements
- 7.3 CSB/SBO Phasing
- 7.4 Sector width adjustment
- 7.5 Monitor combining unit (MCU) adjustments
- 7.6 Location of near field antenna position
- 7.7 Antenna distribution unit (ADU) phase and amplitude check
- 8 NM 3545 M-Array antenna system adjustments - Glide path
- 8.1 Mechanical alignment of mast and antennas
- 8.2 Initial electrical measurements
- 8.3 CSB/SBO Phasing
- 8.4 Sector width adjustment
- 8.5 Monitor combining unit (MCU) MOA 338D adjustments
- 8.6 Location of near field antenna position
- 8.7 Antenna distribution unit (ADU) DIA 346A phase and amplitude check
- 9 NM 3561 Single antenna system adjustments - MKR
- 10 NM 3562 Dual antenna system adjustments - MKR
- 1 NM 3522 6 elements antenna system adjustments - LLZ
- SECTION 4 TEST AND ADJUSTEMENTS
- 1 Tests and adjustments LLZ/GP
- 1.1 Configuration Settings
- 1.2 Transmitter Alignments and Calibration
- 1.3 Antenna System Adjustments
- 1.4 Monitor Alignment and Calibration.
- 1.5 Monitor Alarm Setting Procedure
- 1.6 Maintenance Limit Adjustments
- 1.7 Adjustment points
- 2 Tests and adjustments marker beacon
- 1 Tests and adjustments LLZ/GP
- SECTION 5 GROUND COMMISIONING REFERANCE DOCUMENTS
- SECTION 6 APPENDIX
- Diagram 1 Relative SBO vs CS Width, NM3522.
- Diagram 2 Relative SBO vs CS Width, NM3523B.
- Diagram 3 Relative SBO vs CS Width, NM3524.
- Diagram 4 Relative SBO vs CS Width, NM3525.
- Diagram 5 Relative SBO vs CS Width, GP antenna systems.
- Diagram 6 GP angle vs relative antenna height, NM3545.
- Diagram 7 GP angle vs relative antenna height, NM3544.
- Diagram 8 GP angle vs relative antenna height, NM3543.
- SECTION 1 ANTENNA INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
6 NM 3543 Null reference antenna system adjustments - Glide path
6.1 Mechanical alignment of mast and antennas
6.1.1 Preparation of mechanical- and electrical data
A ground level plot made with theodolite should be available. From this plot Forward slope
(FSL) and Sideway slope (SSL) can be calculated. FSL is defined negative for falling forward
slope seen from the GP mast. SSL is defined positive for rising side slope seen from the GP
mast toward the runway.
In order to calculate the data needed to position the GP mast, the antenna elements and near
field antenna, the following parameters must be known:
• Forward slope (FSL)
• Sideway slope (SSL)
• Sideway distance from runway centreline to GP mast
• Operating glide path angle
• GP rf channel frequency
The mechanical data outputs are:
• Antenna forward shift, same as FSL
• Antenna elements heights
• Antenna elements offsets
• Near field monitor antenna distance and height
• Threshold data
6.1.2 Forward shift (FWD)
The antennas should be vertically offset to compensate for forward slope (FSL). See Section
1, Chapter 3.6.3.
6.1.3 Antenna heights
Antenna heights shall be referenced to the intercept point of the terrain slope and the GP
mast. In addition rf wave penetration a few centimetres into the soil (reflection plane) shall be
included to equal the specified antenna heights. See Section 1, Chapter 3.6.3.
6.1.4 Antenna offsets.
The antenna offsets derived from (51.0) shall be accurately adjusted such that the upper ele-
ment is closer to the runway than the lower element. See Section 1, Chapter 3.6.3.
6.2 Electrical measurements
6.2.1 Antenna cable lengths (Electrical phase equality)
Each antenna cable must be electrically measured before the end connector is terminated in
the Antenna.
Utilise a vector voltmeter or network analyser. Establish the lower antenna cable (A1) return
phase as 0° reference phase.