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4. RECOMMENDED EDFA VALUES 

 
The following recommended values are to be considered while using the maximum Fiber length of your 
network. Booster values may need to be adjusted if a shorter Fiber length is used. 
 
The following values are based on a 10G SFP+ s1dBm of light power for the 10G 140km and 10G 
200km EDFA-MUX models, and a 100G QSFP sending -6.5dB of light power for the 100G EDFA-MUX models.  
The Fiber attenuation values in this table are assuming a Fiber without splices, and a loss of 0.2dB/km. 
 

EDFA Booster 

Symbols 

100G 80km  

10G 140km  

10G 200km  

Input power range 

dBm 

-13 (1 channel) 

-4 (8 channels) 

-4 (1 channel) 

+6 (10 channels) 

Typical pump power 

dB 

Adjustable 10 to 16 

Adjustable 14 to 20 

Output power range 

dBm 

+3 (1 channel) 

+12 (8 channels) 

+16 (1 channel) 

+20 (10 channels) 

Dark Fiber 

Symbols 

100G 80km  

10G 140km  

10G 200km  

Theoretical Attenuation 

dB 

16 

28 

40 

EDFA Post Amp 

Symbols 

100G 80km  

10G 140km  

10G 200km  

Input power range 

dBm 

-13 (1 channel) 

-4 (8 channels) 

-29 (1 channel) 

-18 (10 

channels) 

-24 (1 channel) 

-20 (10 channel) 

Typical pump power 

dB 

Adjustable 10 to 16 

+20 

+21 

Output power range 

dBm 

+5 (1 channel) 

+16 (8 channels) 

-9 (1 channel) 

+2 (10 

channels) 

-1 (1 channel) 

+3 (10 channels) 

 

 

Summary of Contents for EDFAMUX Series

Page 1: ...m Version 2 1 2 April 2020 Technical Support Contacts Europe Solid Optics EU Phone 31 883 423 776 USA Solid Optics US Phone 1 855 678 4271 Solid Optics EU N V Veluwezoom 15E 1327 AE Almere The Netherlands Phone 31 0 88 3423776 Website www solid optics com U US SE ER R I IN NS ST TA AL LL LA AT TI IO ON N M MA AN NU UA AL L E ED DF FA AM MU UX X ...

Page 2: ... be performed Chapter 8 For contact details please refer to Chapter 9 Please be advised that our EDFA MUX is specifically designed and sold to customers in the business to business market Only trained and experienced network professionals should install remove or service a Solid Optics EDFA MUX For any questions regarding the EDFA MUX including installation malfunction or maintenance please contac...

Page 3: ...livery is valid only if the product has been installed and used according to the instructions supplied by Solid Optics We shall in no event be liable for incidental or consequential damages including without limitation lost profits loss of income loss of business opportunities loss of use and other related exposures however caused arising from the faulty and incorrect use of the product ...

Page 4: ... Configuration Page 8 3 2 2 Ethernet Configuration Page 9 3 2 3 SNMP Configuration Page 10 3 3 Firmware Upgrade Page 11 3 4 Password Configuration Page 11 4 Recommended EDFA values Page 13 5 Safety Guidelines and Warnings Page 14 6 Drawings Circuit Diagrams and Photos Page 16 7 Malfunctions Page 17 8 Maintenance Page 17 9 Contact Information Page 18 Attachment s Page 18 ...

Page 5: ...ities for more information 31 Paper or Fibreboard Plastic CE MARK This symbol indicates that Solid Optics EU N V tested the equipment in accordance with applicable European standards and it is safe The CE symbol indicates that this product also complies with the requirements of Directive 2014 30 EU It does not generate or is not affected by electromagnetic disturbance FCC MARK This symbol indicate...

Page 6: ...ledge Base Tutorials Section on our website at www solid optics com The Knowledge Base provides you with easy video examples on how to properly install and remove the EDFA MUX either for installation or for maintenance see Chapter 8 For safety reasons the EDFA MUX should not be switched on or in operation processing data running measurements when installing or removing it Only trained and qualifie...

Page 7: ...ement website verify that the EDFA BOOSTER referred to as PRE EDFA on the management website values match the table included in the Recommended EDFA Values part of this document If the OUTPUT value is higher than the EDFA MUX s EDFA Booster Saturation value referring to the EDFA MUX Datasheet then lower this value 8 At the second site of the network repeat steps 1 2 and 3 9 Connect the other end o...

Page 8: ...Single Mode Fiber patch cables 13 If values are too low you can fine tune the EDFA MUX configuration based on Figure 1 Click Manually override amplification values 2 then modify the Pre and Post EDFA 3 click on Apply changes 4 repeat the operation in the second site EDFA MUX and again verify the values before connecting the DWDM optics 3 2 NETWORK CONFIGURATION 3 2 1 WIFI CONFIGURATION In the WIFI...

Page 9: ...n be performed 1 Enable Static IP By default the EDFA MUX will use DHCP 1 a When enabled IP Address 2 Gateway 3 and Subnet mask 4 must be configured b When A change is done click Save 5 2 Perform a Ping For troubleshooting or verification a Fill in the destination IP address 6 and click on Ping 7 ...

Page 10: ...DFA MUX uses SNMP version 2c Please use the provided MIB file or enter download solid optics com to obtain it In the Ethernet configuration submenu you can configure the Syscontact 1 Syslocation 2 SNMP port 3 and the community string 4 ...

Page 11: ...llows 1 Upload the provided firmware bin file 1 and click on Update 2 3 4 PASSWORD CONFIGURATION The Password configuration page is used to change the password used to access the SETTINGS and FIRMWARE pages password timeout is 15 minutes Proceed as follows Input Old password 1 new password 2 and 3 and click on Change 4 ...

Page 12: ...12 END OF LIFE DISPOSAL Please follow all local and national laws and regulations when disposing of the Solid Optics EDFA MUX after deinstallation ...

Page 13: ...ices and a loss of 0 2dB km EDFA Booster Symbols 100G 80km 10G 140km 10G 200km Input power range dBm 13 1 channel 4 8 channels 4 1 channel 6 10 channels Typical pump power dB Adjustable 10 to 16 Adjustable 14 to 20 Output power range dBm 3 1 channel 12 8 channels 16 1 channel 20 10 channels Dark Fiber Symbols 100G 80km 10G 140km 10G 200km Theoretical Attenuation dB 16 28 40 EDFA Post Amp Symbols 1...

Page 14: ...UX please use the appropriate and qualified rack space and only use the EDFA MUX in spaces designed to store use regular network equipment no harsh or extreme environments To minimize shock hazard the EDFA MUX must be connected to a properly grounded receptacle Not properly grounding the EDFA MUX is considered dangerous and may lead to damage Do not use the EDFA MUX in the presence of flammable ga...

Page 15: ...int Secure cables in the cable management system so that they are not supporting their own weight Place excess cable out of the way in a neatly coiled loop using the cable management system Placing fasteners on a loop helps to maintain its shape REGARDING THE LASER The EDFA MUX includes a Laser Class 1 Although this is generally a harmless laser extra precaution is required therefore it is noted o...

Page 16: ...16 6 DRAWINGS CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS PHOTOS Outline Dimensions EDFA MUX Interface Block Diagram1 MUX DCM PRE_AMP POST AMP DEMUX TX RX QSFP TX RX 1 QSFP included for connection clarification ...

Page 17: ...d against unintended operation until they can be repaired by qualified service personnel For Technical Support contact Europe Solid Optics EU N V at 31 883 423 776 USA Solid Optics US at 1 855 678 4271 WARRANTY We offer a 3 year warranty for normal usage of the Solid Optics EDFA MUX provided that the user has not altered the EDFA MUX in any way or used it contrary to its intended purpose For speci...

Page 18: ...trations We do not intend to suggest that we are the creators or trademark owners of any other manufacturers products Information is subject to change without notice Solid Optics and the Solid Optics logo are registered trademarks of Solid Optics EU Holding N V All other trademarks are acknowledged as registered trademarks and proprietary to their respective owners Copyright 2019 Solid Optics EU N...

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