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Instruction Manual, SL2150 Series

 

APPENDIX A. Block Diagrams 5

 

 
 

REV A, Sep 21, 2011 

 
 

Power Status

 screen for the FRX differs from the FTX in that only 

MAIN PWR

 is shown. An 

example of the FRX Power Status screen is shown below: 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
The 

Link Status

 screen for the FRX differs from that of the FTX in that instead of laser 

current and status, effective link gain is displayed as 

INPUT

, along with received 

RF SIG

nal 

STATUS

. Sufficient link gain from FTX to FRX is needed for good RF signal integrity. As with 

the other status screens, parameters in spec will be shown in green, otherwise they will be 
red. Below are some examples of displays where both the link gain and RF output signal 
integrity are good; where the link gain has degraded but not yet to the point where RF output 
signal integrity is impaired; and finally an example where link gain has degraded to the point 
where RF output signal integrity is impaired. Link gain should be between -8 to +9dB. 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

INSTALLATION 

 
The SL2150 Series operates from 85 to 240 VAC with the included wall-mount 12V power 
supply or other source in a range from 9 to 24 VDC and at least 10W of power. It uses a 
coaxial type connector (sleeve ground) on the rear panel labeled 

POWER

. If desired, the 

units can be powered from a battery pack or automotive battery instead of the wall unit.  

 

If the dish uses LNB power, it should be connected to 

RF-IN

 before power is applied to the 

FTX. Otherwise, hot-plugging the dish to 

RF-IN

 may cause the power supply overcurrent 

protection to trip, and a fault condition to occur as evidenced by the 

POWER

 LED flashing 

red. If this happens, remove power to FTX and try again after a few minutes. Once the dish is 
connected to 

RF-IN

, the SL2150 Series does not have any special sequencing requirements 

for connection of fiber, 

RF-OUT

, or power. RG58/59 or other 50/75 ohm coax cable must be 

used for the RF inputs and outputs, and single mode fiber with the proper APC connectors 
must be used for the fiber link. Multimode fiber cannot be used reliably with the SL2150 
series. The SL2150 Series come standard as stand-alone units.  An optional rack-mounting 
kit is available to mount up to 3 units in a 1 Rack-unit or 1 ¾” by 19” rack space.  The part 
number is –RMT. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for SL2150 Series

Page 1: ...A Sep 21 2011 INSTRUCTION MANUAL SL2150 Series L Band Fiber Optic Extender 191 FOREST AVENUE LOCUST VALLEY NY 11560 2132 USA 800 488 8378 516 671 7278 FAX 516 671 3362 sales multidyne com www multidyne com ...

Page 2: ...Inc Copyright 2011 MULTIDYNE Electronics Inc Locust Valley New York Printed in the United States of America All Rights Reserved Contents of this publication may not be reproduced in any form without the written permission of MULTIDYNE Electronics Inc This product was designed and manufactured in the UNITED STATES of AMERICA ...

Page 3: ...ep 21 2011 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 FEATURES AND OPERATION 1 OPERATION 2 TRANSMITTER SL2150 FTX 2 RECEIVER SL2150 FRX 4 INSTALLATION 5 APPENDIX A BLOCK DIAGRAMS 6 APPENDIX B TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 7 ...

Page 4: ...allations is offered such as 75Ω or 50Ω impedance with either BNC or F connectors The standard link utilizes a high performance DFB laser but for less demanding short haul applications a lower cost FP laser option is available For installations where the number of cross site fiber connections is limited the complete ITU range of CWDM transmitter wavelengths is offered allowing up to 8 channels to ...

Page 5: ...lay to the screen saver Pressing the SELECT button will restore the menus The FTX rear panel has a coaxial POWER jack for connecting 9 24VDC power Connect a suitable power source to this input such as the included AC adapter or other source There is also a RF IN connector to which you would connect the coaxial cable to your satellite dish LNB power is also output over this cable Up to 400ma of LNB...

Page 6: ...he POWER LED will be green The Power Status screen for the FTX shows the unit s supply voltage MAIN PWR and the LNB voltage LNB PWR going to the dish If a parameter is within spec it will be shown in green otherwise it will be red Examples showing good and bad LNB power are shown below The Link Status screen for the FTX shows the LASER current in mA and if the LASER STATUS is good If a parameter i...

Page 7: ... those of the FTX The rear panel has the same POWER input as the FTX The OPTICAL INPUT connector is for connecting the fiber from the FTX As with the FTX use only fibers with APC connectors The RF OUT connector is for connection of a 50 or 75 ohm coax for your L band RF output As with the FTX connector types are dependent on model The FRX display screens are similar to those of the FTX with the ex...

Page 8: ...VAC with the included wall mount 12V power supply or other source in a range from 9 to 24 VDC and at least 10W of power It uses a coaxial type connector sleeve ground on the rear panel labeled POWER If desired the units can be powered from a battery pack or automotive battery instead of the wall unit If the dish uses LNB power it should be connected to RF IN before power is applied to the FTX Othe...

Page 9: ...erter for CPU Display Signal status Optical level 12V Sense RF Out 50 ohm BNC or 75 ohm F DC IN 9 to 24V Optical IN APC FC LBAND TX BLOCK DIAGRAM 22KHZ Ind H or V Ind Laser Failure Laser Current LLC Display settings FRONT DISPLAY RF to Optical Conversion LNB Power Insertion CPU LED Power Control Joystick 4 pos Push PIR Motion Sensor LNB POWER H V 22KHZ 12V 1A Sepic Converter 3 3V 0 6A Buck Convert...

Page 10: ...wer 9 24V 10W Wavelength Standard DFB 1310nm Single Mode Wavelength CWDM or 1550nm option 1470 to 1610nm Optical Power 4 5 dBm Laser Safety Class 1 Optical Connector APC ST FC SC or LC RF Input F 75 Ohms BNC 50 Ohms Return Loss 15dB LNB voltages LCC off 13V Vert 18V Hor LNB voltages LCC on 14V Vert 19V Hor Max LNB current 400ma Universal LNB LO control 22 KHz Indicators Power 22KHz Polarity Laser ...

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