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7708SFP

Fiber Optic SFP Card Module

Revision 1.0

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................... 1

7708SFP VERSIONS ............................................................................................................ 2

SFP OPTIONS ...................................................................................................................... 4

GETTING STARTED ..................................................................................................................... 7

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................... 9

SYSTEM ............................................................................................................................... 9

OPTICAL OUTPUT ............................................................................................................... 9

OPTICAL INPUT ................................................................................................................... 9

ELECTRICAL INPUTS.......................................................................................................... 9

RECLOCKED ELECTRICAL OUTPUTS ............................................................................ 10

ELECTRICAL OUTPUTS .................................................................................................... 10

COMPLIANCE .................................................................................................................... 10

PHYSICAL (NUMBER OF SLOTS) .................................................................................... 10

ELECTRICAL ..................................................................................................................... 10

VISTALINK PRO INTERFACE .................................................................................................... 11

CONNECTING TO VLPRO ................................................................................................. 11

7708SFP ON VISTALINK PRO ........................................................................................... 12

Control ..................................................................................................................... 12

Monitor .................................................................................................................... 13

Notify ....................................................................................................................... 14

7708SFP-2 ON VISTALINK PRO ....................................................................................... 15

Control ..................................................................................................................... 15

7708SFP-2-DIN ON VISTALINK PRO ................................................................................ 19

Control ..................................................................................................................... 19

Monitor .................................................................................................................... 20

Notify ....................................................................................................................... 22

7708SFP-4-DIN-A ............................................................................................................... 24

Control ..................................................................................................................... 24

Monitor .................................................................................................................... 26

Notify ....................................................................................................................... 28

UPGRADING THE FIRMWARE .................................................................................................. 31

CHECKING FIRMWARE VERSION ON THE 7708SFP SERIES ........................................ 31

Downloading the 7708SFP Image........................................................................... 31

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Summary of Contents for 7708SFP Series

Page 1: ...he material contained in this manual consists of information that is the property of Evertz Microsystems and is intended solely for the use of purchasers of the 7708SFP Series Evertz Microsystems expressly prohibits the use of this manual for any purpose other than the operation of the device All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced without the express written permission o...

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Page 3: ...ird grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus Only use attachments accessories specified by the manuf...

Page 4: ... Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communicati...

Page 5: ...IANCE 10 3 8 PHYSICAL NUMBER OF SLOTS 10 3 9 ELECTRICAL 10 4 VISTALINK PRO INTERFACE 11 4 1 CONNECTING TO VLPRO 11 4 2 7708SFP ON VISTALINK PRO 12 4 2 1 Control 12 4 2 2 Monitor 13 4 2 3 Notify 14 4 3 7708SFP 2 ON VISTALINK PRO 15 4 3 1 Control 15 4 4 7708SFP 2 DIN ON VISTALINK PRO 19 4 4 1 Control 19 4 4 2 Monitor 20 4 4 3 Notify 22 4 5 7708SFP 4 DIN A 24 4 5 1 Control 24 4 5 2 Monitor 26 4 5 3 N...

Page 6: ...5 SFP Options 6 Figure 2 1 Rear Plate Options 7 Figure 4 1 Control Conguration Screen 12 Figure 4 2 Monitor Screen 13 Figure 4 3 Trap Enable Fault Status 14 Figure 4 4 Control Configuration Screen 15 Figure 4 5 Monitor Screen 16 Figure 4 6 Trap Enable Fault Status 18 Figure 4 7 Control Configuration Screen 19 Figure 4 8 Monitor Screen 20 Figure 4 9 Trap Enable Fault Status 22 Figure 4 10 Control C...

Page 7: ...rranty offered by Evertz in relation to this product is the Evertz standard limited warranty stated in the sales contract or order confirmation form Although every attempt has been made to accurately describe the features installation and operation of this product in this manual no warranty is granted nor liability assumed in relation to any errors or omissions unless specifically undertaken in th...

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Page 9: ...appable on the rear panel allowing for quick servicing or easy configuration or expansion at any time 16 CWDM wavelengths are also available which when combined with Evertz CWDM products allows up to 16 signals to be multiplexed on to a single fiber greatly conserving fiber usage The 7708SFP modules support full remote monitoring and control over SNMP VistaLINK when used in conjunction with an Eve...

Page 10: ...ard slot 7708SFP 2 Dual SFP BNC card module BNC 2 Up to 4 EO OE or mixture of EO and OE in 2 card slots 7708SFP 2 DIN Dual SFP DIN card module DIN 1 0 2 3 1 Up to 4 EO OE or mixture of EO and OE in 1 card slot 7708SFP 4 DIN A Quad SFP DIN card module DIN 1 0 2 3 2 Up to 8 EO OE or mixture of EO and OE in 2 card slots Table 1 Types of 7708SFP Modules Figure 1 1 7708SFP Block Diagram Figure 1 2 7708...

Page 11: ...7708SFP Fiber Optic SFP Card Module Revision 1 0 Page 3 Figure 1 3 7708SFP 4 DIN A Figure 1 4 Complete Block Diagram Overview ...

Page 12: ... reclocked Optical Input A maps to Electrical Output A and C reclocked Optical Input B maps to Electrical Output B and D reclocked 3405R 2 Optical Input A maps to Electrical Output A and C Optical Input B maps to Electrical Output B and D 3405R DA4R reclocked Optical input B maps to Electrical Output A B C D reclocked 3405OO13 DA4 3405OOxx DA4 reclocked Optical Input B maps to Electrical Output A ...

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Page 14: ...7708SFP Fiber Optic SFP Card Module Page 6 Revision 1 0 Figure 1 5 SFP Options ...

Page 15: ...ule comes with a companion rear plate that has at least one SFP connector depending on the options ordered In addition there can be an array of BNC or DIN connectors used to to suit different density or connector preferences Figure 2 1 Rear Plate Options NOTE SFP s must be ordered separately ...

Page 16: ...in card Locate on the rear of the rack the one or two empty slots and remove the blank panels Insert the rear panel into the back of the chassis and secure using the screws provided Now insert the 7708SFP card into the corresponding front slots ensuring the card lines up with the slot runners on the bottom and the top of the chassis Push the card firmly into the slot ensuring that when it mates wi...

Page 17: ...er of Outputs Up to 2 per SFP Connector LC UPC Rise Fall Time 270ps Optical Power Standard 2dBm 1dBm CWDM 3 5dBm 1dBm 3 3 OPTICAL INPUT Number of Inputs Up to 2 per SFP Connector LC UPC Operating Wavelength 1270nm to 1610 Maximum Input Power Standard 1dBm Optical Sensitivity Standard 21dBm at 2 97Gb s pathological Level A 23dBm at 2 97Gb s color bars 3 4 ELECTRICAL INPUTS Reclocked Standard SMPTE ...

Page 18: ...UI Reclocked to 2 97 Gb s 3 6 ELECTRICAL OUTPUTS Connector 7708SFP BNC per IEC 61169 8 Annex A 7708SFP 2 BNC per IEC 61169 8 Annex A 7708SFP 2 DIN DIN 1 0 2 3 7708SFP 4 DIN A DIN 1 0 2 3 Impedance 75Ω nominal Return Loss 15dB to 1 5GHz 10dB to 3GHz 3 7 COMPLIANCE Laser Safety Class 1 laser product Complies with 24 CFR 1040 10 and 1040 11 IEC 60825 1 EMR RFI Complies with FCC part 15 Class A compli...

Page 19: ...he server and both the client and server applications have been restarted Please refer to the VistaLINK PRO manual for instructions on how to load a jar file Open VistaLINK PRO and click on the refresh tree icon Expand the hardware tree by clicking on the button Your card should appear as a newly listed device under the IP address used for the frame controller Please consult your network administr...

Page 20: ... Squelch transmitted signals Receiver Squelch This control allows the user to either enable or disable the ability to Squelch received signals Receiver Low Optical Threshold This control allows the user to set the minimum optical level drop being received in in dB Range for this value can be from 2dB to 40dB Receiver Output Slew Rate This control allows the user to set the slew rate to either SD o...

Page 21: ...allows the user to mute the output Reclocker Mode This control allows the user to set the reclocking method to either Auto Bypass or Forced Bypass Switch Mode This control allows the user to set the switching method to Auto No Switch Back Auto with Switch Back Forced Channel A or Forced Channel B Switch Type This control allows the user to define the method switch type to detect based on Signal Pr...

Page 22: ...he currently measured optical power on the receiver input in dB Receiver Detected Standard Displays video output standard Transmitter Wave Length This control displays the current wavelength in nanometres nm being transmitted Transmitter Laser Status This control displays the current transmitter laser status Transmitter Laser Enable This control displays will confirm if the transmitter laser is ei...

Page 23: ...ws the user to either enable or disable the ability to Squelch transmitted signals Receiver Squelch This control allows the user to either enable or disable the ability to Squelch received signals Receiver Low Optical Threshold This control allows the user to set the minimum optical level drop being received in in dB Range for this value can be from 2dB to 40dB Receiver Output Slew Rate This contr...

Page 24: ...trol allows the user to set the reclocking method to either Auto Bypass or Forced Bypass Switch Mode This control allows the user to set the switching method to Auto No Switch Back Auto With Switch Back Forced Channel A or Forced Channel B Switch Type This control allows the user to define the method switch type to detect based on Signal Presence Loss or Reclock Loss Figure 4 5 Monitor Screen Modu...

Page 25: ... power on the receiver input in dB Receiver Detected Standard Displays video output standard Transmitter Wave Length This control displays the current wavelength in nanometres nm being transmitted Transmitter Laser Status This control displays the current transmitter laser status Transmitter Laser Enable This control displays will confirm if the transmitter laser is either Enabled or Disabled Tran...

Page 26: ...ower High Optical input power exceeds max input power specification Receiver Optical Power Low Optical input power below threshold No Input Detected Video not present Reclocker loss Video not detected by reclocker Transmitter Laser Status Laser health SFP Communication Loss SFP communication with FC not present ...

Page 27: ... This control allows the user to set the minimum optical level drop being received in in dB Range for this value can be from 2dB to 40dB Receiver Output Slew Rate This control allows the user to set the slew rate to either SD HD or 3G on the receiver output Receiver Swap Channels This control allows channel swapping for input streams Receiver Invert Output This control allows the user to invert th...

Page 28: ...nnel A or Forced Channel B Switch Type This control allows the user to define the method switch type to detect based on Signal Presence Loss or Reclock Loss 4 4 2 Monitor Figure 4 8 Monitor Screen Module Type Displays the 7708SFP series module type Module Serial Number Displays the part serial number this is required to access the card via Evertz Product Support Services Web page ...

Page 29: ... the current wavelength in nanometres nm being transmitted Transmitter Laser Status This control displays the current transmitter laser status Transmitter Laser Enable This control displays will confirm if the transmitter laser is either Enabled or Disabled Transmitter Detected Standard Displays video input standard Signal Presence Displays the current signal presence status Signal Lock Displays i...

Page 30: ...7708SFP Fiber Optic SFP Card Module Page 22 Revision 1 0 4 4 3 Notify Figure 4 9 Trap Enable Fault Status ...

Page 31: ...input power exceeds max input power specification Receiver Optical Power Low Optical input power below threshold No Input Detected Video not present Reclocker loss Video not detected by reclocker Transmitter Laser Status Laser health SFP Communication Loss SFP communication with FC not present ...

Page 32: ... Control Figure 4 10 Control Configuration Screen Transmitter Squelch This control allows the user to either enable or disable the ability to Squelch transmitted signals Receiver Squelch This control allows the user to either enable or disable the ability to Squelch received signals ...

Page 33: ...hannel swapping for input streams Receiver Invert Output This control allows the user to invert the output being received on Output A or B Output Mute This control allows the user to mute the output Reclocker Mode This control allows the user to set the reclocking method to either Auto Bypass or Forced Bypass Switch Mode This control allows the user to set the switching method to Auto No Switch Ba...

Page 34: ...7708SFP Fiber Optic SFP Card Module Page 26 Revision 1 0 4 5 2 Monitor Figure 4 11 Monitor Screen ...

Page 35: ...etected Standard Displays video output standard Transmitter Wave Length This control displays the current wavelength in nanometres nm being transmitted Transmitter Laser Status This control displays the current transmitter laser status Transmitter Laser Enable This control displays will confirm if the transmitter laser is either Enabled or Disabled Transmitter Detected Standard Displays video inpu...

Page 36: ...7708SFP Fiber Optic SFP Card Module Page 28 Revision 1 0 4 5 3 Notify Figure 4 12 Trap Enable Fault Status ...

Page 37: ...input power exceeds max input power specification Receiver Optical Power Low Optical input power below threshold No Input Detected Video not present Reclocker loss Video not detected by reclocker Transmitter Laser Status Laser health SFP Communication Loss SFP communication with FC not present ...

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Page 39: ...n the cards in VLPro Client and select Version Information Figure 5 1 Version Information 5 1 1 Downloading the 7708SFP Image 1 Download the image file 7708SFP Image File To retrieve the firmware contact your Evertz sales representative or check Evertz web site for availability www evertz com Support Downloads Firmware Downloads link Type 7708SFP in the Model search and press Go Save the files to ...

Page 40: ...LINK 1 Use the right click mouse button on the 7708SFP in the tree and select Version Information option 2 Open hardware tree and select card to be upgraded 3 Check mark card or cards to be upgraded 4 Click the Upgrade button on bottom right corner 5 Click the Browse button to select the unzipped 7708SFP Image bin file downloaded in section 5 1 1 6 Click the Upgrade button and wait for the upload ...

Page 41: ...mode and use the menu to select to upgrade see section 5 5 5 3 2 Setting up the Serial Baud Rate Open TeraTerm and set up the Baud Rate for communication as follows on the COM port that is being used Figure 5 2 Baud Rate Settings on COM port 5 4 UPGRADING IN UPGRADE MODE For normal operation the jumper is set in the RUN position To upgrade the firmware in the module unit pull it out of the frame M...

Page 42: ...7708SFP Fiber Optic SFP Card Module Page 34 Revision 1 0 5 5 UPGRADING IN RUN MODE 1 Boot up card and press enter 2 Select 1 for 7708 SFP Settings 3 Select 1 for Firmware Upgrade ...

Page 43: ...SFP Card Module Revision 1 0 Page 35 5 5 1 Viewing Upgrade Information 1 Booting information will then be sent to the Tera Term window After the card powers up the upload message is displayed 2 Using XMODEM select to Send ...

Page 44: ...age file and select Open File will now download This make take several minutes 4 Select image file downloaded and unzipped in section 5 1 1 and upload file Module will automatically reboot If jumper J5 was used in UPGRADE mode then place jumper J5 back in RUN mode and reboot module ...

Page 45: ... complete then it is possible that your JAR file may be old or missing Ensure that the 7708SFP series module is running the latest JAR file to check this simply right click on the cards in VLPro Client and select Version Information Figure 6 1 Jar File Version Information Download the JAR file 7800SFP To retrieve the JAR file contact your Evertz sales representative or check Evertz web site for av...

Page 46: ...PRO Server window from the Windows task bar select Help Apply Update Product from the menu Figure 6 3 VistaLINK PRO Server A window will appear as shown in Figure 7 2 VistaLINK PRO Server navigate to the location of the new JAR file and double click to select the file The window will automatically close and the update will be applied in the background VistaLINK PRO Server must be restarted in orde...

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