CSI FIBERLINK RA-1900 User Manual Download Page 9

8

Fiber Size

Connector

850nm

1300nm

50u, 62.5u MM

ST

-1

-3

50u, 62.5u MM

SMA

-2

-4

8/10u SM

FCPC

-

-7

Installation of XA-1900 in the MCR-1000A Card Cage

The XA-1900 can be used in the MCR-1000A rack-mountable card cage.  In
order to accomplish this, it must first be mounted to an AP-1000 adapter plates
with the four enclosed nylon binder head screws.  Then the 5 pin power
connector and BNC IRIG cable on the adapter plate must be connected.  When
this is done, the unit is ready to be plugged into the card cage.  All operating
power for the XA-1900 will then be provided by the MCR-1000A card cage.

The XA-1903 may be directly mounted in a standard 19 inch rack frame.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR

RA-1900 AND XR-1900

Installation Procedure

The RA-1900 and XR-1900 are provided with a single control that will have to
be adjusted prior to putting the unit in service.  This control is used to
compensate for existing optical cable attenuation.  Since optical cable
attenuation is a function of the fiber optic cable used, the receiver will have to be
re-adjusted, with the actual fiber optic cable used in the system as follows:

1. Apply power and signal to both the RA-1900 to be used as well as the

matching XA-1900 or channel being used on the XA-1903.  For alignment
purposes, the input signal to the transmitter should be a 1 KHz, 1 volt rms
sine wave.

2. Connect the fiber optic cable from the transmitter to the receiver, and a 600

ohm load resistor to the output connector of the receiver.

3. Connect an oscilloscope across the 600 ohm load resistor.

4. Adjust the output level control until 1 volt rms is obtained.

5. This completes alignment of the receiver.

9

The XR-1900 consists of an XA-1900 and RA-1900 in the same package.  As a
result, the installation instructions for the XR-1900 transmitter section is the
same as for the XA-1900 and the installation instructions for the XR-1900
receiver section is the same as for the RA-1900.

BE CERTAIN TO READ AND OBSERVE THE WARNING

RELATING TO THE XR-1900 IN THE

XA-1900 SECTION OF THIS MANUAL.

Signal and Power Connections

The RA-1900 and XR-1900 may be powered from an external AC or DC power
supply.  Pin connections are as follows:

PIN

FOR DC OPERATION

FOR AC OPERATION

A

No Connection

14 to 18 volts 50/60Hz

B

+15 to +25 volts

No Connection

D

DC Common

AC Common

E

No Connection

No Connection

H

No Connection

No Connection

Please note that AC and DC common is connected to the enclosure.

The mating power connector for this system is an Amphenol 126-223 or
equivalent.  For operation from 115 VAC 60Hz, a Fiberlink XP-1000A plug-in
adapter may be used.  This adapter is supplied with the appropriate connector
installed.

Signal connections are made via a standard BNC type signal connector.  Pin
connections are as follows:

Center pin

Signal

Outer shell

Signal return and ground

Summary of Contents for FIBERLINK RA-1900

Page 1: ...em WORLD HEADQUARTERS 55 Cabot Court Hauppauge NY 11788 USA TEL 631 273 0404 FAX 631 273 1638 WWW http www commspecial com EMAIL info commspecial com Communications Specialties Pte Ltd 100 Beach Road 22 09 Shaw Tower Singapore 189702 TEL 65 6391 8790 FAX 65 6393 0138 EMAIL csiasia commspecial com ...

Page 2: ...t be obtained from Communications Specialties before any equipment is returned by the Buyer All material must be shipped to Communications Specialties at the expense and risk of the Buyer Communications Specialties obligation under this warranty will be limited at its option to either the repair or replacement of defective units including free materials and labor In no event shall Communications S...

Page 3: ...ble This may be difficult to see in many cases but a dim glow may be present with 850nm light Other wavelengths such as 1300 nm are totally invisible 4 Is the optical connector on the receiver optical port clear of any obstruction or minute dirt particles 5 Does it matter that the power ground and signal ground of many systems are common MAINTENANCE The Fiberlink XA 1900 XA 1903 RA 1900 and XR 190...

Page 4: ...full bandwidth 1 3 mv rms max Optical Loss Budget 50u Fiber 0 10 dB 62 5u Fiber 0 13 dB 8 10u Fiber 0 10 dB Operating Wavelength 850 nm 1300 nm Optical Connectors ST SMA or FCPC Operating Temperature Range 20 to 60 degrees C 14 B Check Optical Connectors 1 If stepped 906 type SMA optical connectors are being used are the short plastic alignment sleeves normally supplied with the connectors being u...

Page 5: ... task of the installer that the following general checkout procedure is included A Check Transmitter or Transmit Section of a Transceiver 1 Is operating power DC AC Voltages correct 2 Are the correct pins on the connector or terminal block being used 3 Is the correct signal level present at transmitter input 4 Does the transmitting LED glow dimly when a signal is applied Note that this is only tru...

Page 6: ...ponds to the signal being transmitted 4 Apply the signal to be transmitted and slowly turn the attenuator until the signal appears on the scope Now continue to turn the attenuator until a maximum peak to peak amplitude of 0 8 volts is obtained This point constitutes full modulation If the signal level is increased further distor tion and clipping will occur The best level is just below the clippin...

Page 7: ...OR AC OPERATION A No Connection 14 to 18 volts 50 60Hz B 15 to 25 volts No Connection D DC Common AC Common E No Connection No Connection H No Connection No Connection Please note that AC and DC common is connected to the enclosure The mating power connector for this system is an Amphenol 126 223 or equivalent For operation from 115 VAC 60Hz a Communications Specialties XP 1000A plug in adapter ma...

Page 8: ...C input is connected to the case The XA 1903 operates from 115 239 VAC 50 60 Hz Optical Fiber Versions of the XA 1900 and XA 1903 are available to drive most multimode MM and single mode SM optical fibers The specific models are identified by a suffix at the end of the model number as follows 10 Operating Pointers Output Signal The output of the RA 1900 and XR 1900 is designed to drive load impeda...

Page 9: ...hould be a 1 KHz 1 volt rms sine wave 2 Connect the fiber optic cable from the transmitter to the receiver and a 600 ohm load resistor to the output connector of the receiver 3 Connect an oscilloscope across the 600 ohm load resistor 4 Adjust the output level control until 1 volt rms is obtained 5 This completes alignment of the receiver 9 The XR 1900 consists of an XA 1900 and RA 1900 in the same...

Page 10: ...hould be a 1 KHz 1 volt rms sine wave 2 Connect the fiber optic cable from the transmitter to the receiver and a 600 ohm load resistor to the output connector of the receiver 3 Connect an oscilloscope across the 600 ohm load resistor 4 Adjust the output level control until 1 volt rms is obtained 5 This completes alignment of the receiver 9 The XR 1900 consists of an XA 1900 and RA 1900 in the same...

Page 11: ...C input is connected to the case The XA 1903 operates from 115 239 VAC 50 60 Hz Optical Fiber Versions of the XA 1900 and XA 1903 are available to drive most multimode MM and single mode SM optical fibers The specific models are identified by a suffix at the end of the model number as follows 10 Operating Pointers Output Signal The output of the RA 1900 and XR 1900 is designed to drive load impeda...

Page 12: ...OR AC OPERATION A No Connection 14 to 18 volts 50 60Hz B 15 to 25 volts No Connection D DC Common AC Common E No Connection No Connection H No Connection No Connection Please note that AC and DC common is connected to the enclosure The mating power connector for this system is an Amphenol 126 223 or equivalent For operation from 115 VAC 60Hz a Communications Specialties XP 1000A plug in adapter ma...

Page 13: ...ponds to the signal being transmitted 4 Apply the signal to be transmitted and slowly turn the attenuator until the signal appears on the scope Now continue to turn the attenuator until a maximum peak to peak amplitude of 0 8 volts is obtained This point constitutes full modulation If the signal level is increased further distor tion and clipping will occur The best level is just below the clippin...

Page 14: ... task of the installer that the following general checkout procedure is included A Check Transmitter or Transmit Section of a Transceiver 1 Is operating power DC AC Voltages correct 2 Are the correct pins on the connector or terminal block being used 3 Is the correct signal level present at transmitter input 4 Does the transmitting LED glow dimly when a signal is applied Note that this is only tru...

Page 15: ...full bandwidth 1 3 mv rms max Optical Loss Budget 50u Fiber 0 10 dB 62 5u Fiber 0 13 dB 8 10u Fiber 0 10 dB Operating Wavelength 850 nm 1300 nm Optical Connectors ST SMA or FCPC Operating Temperature Range 20 to 60 degrees C 14 B Check Optical Connectors 1 If stepped 906 type SMA optical connectors are being used are the short plastic alignment sleeves normally supplied with the connectors being u...

Page 16: ...ble This may be difficult to see in many cases but a dim glow may be present with 850nm light Other wavelengths such as 1300 nm are totally invisible 4 Is the optical connector on the receiver optical port clear of any obstruction or minute dirt particles 5 Does it matter that the power ground and signal ground of many systems are common MAINTENANCE The Fiberlink XA 1900 XA 1903 RA 1900 and XR 190...

Page 17: ...t be obtained from Communications Specialties before any equipment is returned by the Buyer All material must be shipped to Communications Specialties at the expense and risk of the Buyer Communications Specialties obligation under this warranty will be limited at its option to either the repair or replacement of defective units including free materials and labor In no event shall Communications S...

Reviews: