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For details about the front panel operation of the sat-nms LFTX optical transmitter card and sat-
nms
 LFRX optical receiver card please refer to the chapters 

Local operation LFRX Card

 and

Local operation LFTX Card

 .

2.5.6 optional 75Ohm converter

The internal design of this unit is based on 50Ohm. To fit the sat-nms LFTXRX optical links to a
75Ohm system, internal 50/75Ohm converters with 75Ohm F-type connectors are available. Due
to its low loss design, this option causes approx. 1dB attenuation and approx. 1dB negative slope
over the hole L-Band. the internal DC bypass ensures the function of LNB power supply by an
optical transmitter card.

2.5.7 optional 1:4 splitter 'LFRXv4'

The sat-nms LFTXRX might be optionally equipped with internal passive 1:4 RF-Splitters, called
'LFRXv4'. These splitters are designed for dividing the received RF signal equally to 4 output
ports. They also might be used as passive combiners multiplexing different signals to an optical
transmit module. This option is available for L-Band only. Signals below 950MHz will be blocked
by this option and are not suitable for 10MHz or 50MHz...2150MHz broadband signals. The
'LFRXv4' Splitter option causes approx. 12dB attenuation and approx. 1dB negative slope over
the hole L-Band. The 12dB attenuation is caused by additional internal attenuation, therefore
unused ports do not have essentially to be terminated. A special Version with lower attenuation is
available on request.

Up to 10 'LFRXv4' might be installed to one sat-nms LFTXRX frame. It is also possible to equip
only some slots with this option to ensure maximum flexibility.

The splitter outputs come with 50Ohm SMA as standard, 75Ohm F-type connectors are available
on request.

2.5.8 optional dual coupler 'LFC10TX' and 'LFC10RX'

As an alternative for the optional 1:4 splitters (see chapter above) dual couplers are available.
These couplers provide the RF signal and additional 2 coupler outputs for e.g. monitoring
purposes. The mainline has approx. 1.5dB attenuation with approx. 0.5dB negative slope over the
whole L-Band. The 2 coupler outputs provide the mainline signal with approx. 10.5dB attenuation
and the typical coupler curve with approx. 2dB slope over the whole L-Band. Signals below
950MHz will be blocked by this option and are not suitable for 10MHz or 50MHz...2150MHz
broadband signals. The internal DC bypass on the mainline ensures the function of LNB power
supply by an optical transmitter card. The coupler outputs are DC blocked.

Due to the directional coupler design, different coupler types are available for transmit and
receive modules. 'LFC10TX' is designed to be used together with an optical transmit module,
'LFC10RX' is designed to be used together with an optical receive module. Depending on your

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Summary of Contents for SatService sat-nms LF20

Page 1: ...nms LF20 User Manual Version 1 2 008 Copyright SatService Gesellschaft f r Kommunikationssysteme mbH Hardstrasse 9 D 78256 Steisslingen satnms support satservicegmbh de www satnms com www satservicegm...

Page 2: ...Optical Links 17 3 Operation 17 3 1 The Web based User Interface 17 3 2 State Display Readings 18 3 2 1 Reading of LFRX receiver card 19 3 2 2 Reading of LFTX transmitter card 20 3 2 3 Reading of LFS...

Page 3: ...39 5 1 Frequency bands 40 5 2 Connectors 40 5 3 Controller Module 41 5 4 Redundancy switching 41 5 5 Outline Drawing 42 6 Specifications C 2021 SatService GmbH www satnms com LF20 UM 2107 Page 2 43...

Page 4: ...LFTXRX 2 5 1 Optical receiver transmitter and switch cards 2 5 2 Power connectors and power supplies 2 5 3 DC and data connectors 2 5 4 RF connectors 2 5 5 Optical connectors 2 5 6 optional 75Ohm conv...

Page 5: ...optical transmitter which converts from IF input spectrum to optical output at 1310nm sat nms LFRX optical receiver which regenerates the optical signal back to an IF spectrum SatService offer the LF...

Page 6: ...the sat nms LFTXRX either through a TCP IP network connection or through the RS232 interface of the sat nms LFTXRX This chapter describes the communication protocol used for remote control and lists...

Page 7: ...d directly with a crossover cable The initialization program does not work through routers intelligent or network switches Hence the typical sequence of tasks when putting an sat nms LFTXRX into opera...

Page 8: ...rfacing equipment will behave switch off the LNC supply voltage in the Setup menu or in case of local controlling by hardware switch before you connect the cable The LFTXRX can be damaged if the total...

Page 9: ...d Ethernet network card A CAT5 crossover network cable or a Ethernet hub switch and standard network cables to connect the LFTXRX and the computer The CD ROM shipping with the sat nms LFTXRX Setting t...

Page 10: ...he Yes button to set the new parameters at the LFTXRX chassis Now the IP configuration of the chassis is completed You may finally want to test if the LFTXRX chassis is reachable now Start your web br...

Page 11: ...sing a hub you need a crossover cable for this with swapped RX TX lines To meet mentioned EMC standards use double shielded twisted pair CAT7 S FTP Network cable e g DRAKA UC900 SS27 Cat 7 PUR Take ca...

Page 12: ...the chassis On the front side of the enclosure you find 20 slots where up to 20 cards can be placed in Read chapters Config Parameters and Setup Parameters for instructions how to use this configurat...

Page 13: ...th the connectors on the backplane ATTENTION To avoid the possibility of an electrical shock never handle with a power supply that is connected to mains 2 5 3 DC and data connectors The Alarm and data...

Page 14: ...sed if ok open in fault state 7 COM2 common for fault relay 2 te ts 8 9 not connected J1 3 Serial connector Pin RS232 serial interface DCE DSUB 9 female 1 not connected 2 TxD output 3 RxD input 4 not...

Page 15: ...FTX card the attenuator is additionally taken into account see block diagram 2 5 5 Optical connectors ATTENTION Optical Radiation If connected to a power supply the sat nms LFTXRX provides invisible l...

Page 16: ...nal attenuation therefore unused ports do not have essentially to be terminated A special Version with lower attenuation is available on request Up to 10 LFRXv4 might be installed to one sat nms LFTXR...

Page 17: ...e optical links you have to take care that the input signals do not exceed the maximum levels see Specifications on last page of this document Start with 0dB gain settings on LFRX and LFTX card In thi...

Page 18: ...the optical links for the chassis Alarm log The alarm log shows all occurred alarms with time and date Setup This button switches to the Setup page which lets you inspect or change less common paramet...

Page 19: ...e first of 2 redundancy switching criteria if the redundancy switching option is installed and activated When this value falls below 0 22mW redundancy switching will be initiated RF Pwr This value sho...

Page 20: ...ware remote local switch on the corresponding card is shown here Gain An integrated attenuator makes it possible to attenuate the RF signal in 1dB steps from 16 to 15dB The selected value is displayed...

Page 21: ...page and the remote interface This is the second of 2 redundancy switching criteria if the redundancy switching option is installed and activated When this value falls below configured threshold valu...

Page 22: ...layes the actual position setting A or B path No Card Pos A Display the Slot number of switch position A This is a Config Parameter in the software but also the hardware interconnection from the switc...

Page 23: ...a drop down box You may change the parameter to the desired value and then click to the Submit button to pass the changed value to the LFTXRX The receiver automatically returns to the settings page wh...

Page 24: ...the displayed value matches the real values at the I O RF connectors without options about 42 RF Thresh The RF threshold defines the RF fault level If the RF level under runs the threshold the RF thre...

Page 25: ...ng that has not to be changed by the customer Depending on the LFTXRX chassis configuration the card has different internal RF attenuation This value defines the offset to guarantee that the displayed...

Page 26: ...re the desired slot name and press the submit button Card Type To change the card type click on the field and a new page will be opened Now choose the desired parameter RX TX SW NONE from the drop dow...

Page 27: ...are assumed to be changed less frequently than the operational parameters on the configuration page The page displays a table with the parameters actually set Each parameter value is a hyper link to a...

Page 28: ...n text protocol SNMP Configuration Read Community Sets the SNMP community string expected for read access The default is public Write Community Sets the SNMP community string expected for write access...

Page 29: ...erface IP RS232 SNMP If you switch to local the local setting of the gain DC out switch position will taking in acount If you switch back to remote the local settings will transfer to the MNC settings...

Page 30: ...ont panel keyboard of the LFTX RX chassis Additionally you can measure the following parameters Parameter Description TPout 10dB The testport gives you the opportunity to measure the RF Level on the F...

Page 31: ...M LC This DIP switch defines if the card is controlled remote RM or local LC If the switch is in the LC position it is not possible to change the parameters of this card via remote Interface IP RS232...

Page 32: ...t gives you the opportunity to measure the RF Level of the standby link 4 Remote Control The sat nms LFTXRX L Band Optical Link chassis may be controlled remotely by a monitoring and control applicati...

Page 33: ...yntax is OK but contains an unknown parameter name is used the reply is UNKNOWN Numeric parameters are cut to the limits defined for this particular parameter Misspelled choice values cause the LFTXRX...

Page 34: ...n as MOD95 or Miteq protocol The LFTXRX also packs it s reply in a protocol frame as described above incomplete frames checksum errors or address mismatches let the device ignore the message The time...

Page 35: ...tor present of each slot 1 installed 0 not installed remm r o card1 card20 0 1 Remote 1 or Local 0 setting of each card rdsw r w card1 card20 0 1 Redundancy switched indication of each slot 1 has swit...

Page 36: ...stm r w card1 card20 n a u d gain step u 1dB up d 1dB down n a response lnbm r o card1 card20 OFF ON LNB DC supply for each slot rdpr r w card1 card20 OFF ON Redundancy setting for each individual slo...

Page 37: ...lt Message The commands alrm return a text string which shows the fault status of the master or slave chassis Syntax S power supply faults R rf faults O optical faults L lnb faults T threshold faults...

Page 38: ...e lines are wrapped in this example for better readability Plugged unplugged Cards The commands plcm and return a comma separated list of the state of all boards http 10 0 0 1 rmt plcm This returns fo...

Page 39: ...s a satellite receive and transmit application with two antennas and at different locations but with one sat nms LFTXRX chassis which handles all signals from both antennas and the uplink signal to th...

Page 40: ...nals together on one single fibre connection This is a growing application for VSAT and satellite ground station transmit chains which make use of Block Up Converter BUC These BUCs very often need a 1...

Page 41: ...and other features are always included wherever possible This is only not the case in the broadband and 10MHz boards as this makes no sense here in any case and the inductors of the LNC voltage supply...

Page 42: ...capability The redundancy switching capability is defined by the use of the sat nms LFSW switch card in the sat nms LFTXRX chassis and how the switches are route internally to that card There is no l...

Page 43: ...hm as option L band input test connector Transmitter SMA female 50 Ohm L band output test connector Receiver SMA female 50 Ohm Optical connectors E2000 APC or FC APC Input Return Loss 17dB Output Retu...

Page 44: ...C Interface Specification Ethernet interface for M C and user interface 10 100 Base T Via http GET requests RS232 M C Interface D SUB 9 female Summary fault indication Relay contact D SUB 9 male Elect...

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