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AIMA3000.FRAS Product User Manual

Technetix Group Limited

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technetix.com

May/2016 - Version 1.0

General

Power

supply

Powered via AIMA3000 backplane

Power

consumption

< 8 W

Operating temperature

-5 ~ +55 °C

Operating humidity

90 % (Non-condensing)

Storage

temperature

-25 ~ +70 °C

Storage

humidity

90 % (Non-condensing)

Dimensions

(W*D*H)

24.6 * 410 * 152.5 mm

Weight

0.88 kg

Network management

Technetix NMSE or through ASMM’s Web Interface

Notes:

(3) Loaded with 77 NTSC channels, measured with Technetix referenced optical transmitter, 0 dBm, 3%~4% OMI.

Summary of Contents for AIMA3000.FRAS/R

Page 1: ...May 2016 Version 1 0 AIMA3000 FRAS R Optical Analogue Forward Receiver Standard Product User Manual...

Page 2: ...AIMA3000 FRAS Product User Manual Technetix Group Limited sales technetix com technetix com May 2016 Version 1 0 2 AIMA3000 FRAS R Analogue Forward Receiver Standard Product User Manual...

Page 3: ...oduct Key Features 8 3 1 3 Specifications 9 3 1 4 Block Diagram 11 3 1 5 Order Details 12 3 2 FRAR Overview 13 3 2 1 Product description 13 3 2 2 Key features 13 3 2 3 Specifications 14 3 2 4 Block Di...

Page 4: ...ptical Input Signal 32 5 8 Test the RF Output Signal 32 6 Module Configuration Alarms 33 6 1 Port Configuration screen 33 6 2 Restore Factory Defaults 37 6 3 Reboot 39 6 4 Alarms Monitoring 40 6 4 1 A...

Page 5: ...etix AIMA ASMM Product User Manual AIMA3000 NMS Web Management System Product User Manual Technetix NMS3 EPSM Basic Inventory Management Technetix NMS3 EPSM Basic Alarm Management Technetix NMS3 EPSM...

Page 6: ...6 1 3 Technical Support If you need help in the process of setting up and maintaining an FRAS R please contact Technetix s technical support staff Europe Technetix BV Kazemat 5 NL 3905 NR Veenendaal...

Page 7: ...8 angle polished optical connectors must be used At any time there may be dangerous voltage inside the device Do not power up before the cover and the panels of the equipment are installed and the en...

Page 8: ...dule features automatic gain control AGC which is based on broadband detection or through optional pilot signal detection The RF output AGC threshold level and the slope can be managed remotely 3 2 Pr...

Page 9: ...F flatness 0 75 dB Gain adjustment 0 20 dB Slope adjustment 0 7 dB ACG range input variation 10 dB AGC accuracy 0 5 dB over AGC range RF impedance 75 RF return loss 16 dB RF test point relative to RF...

Page 10: ...wer consumption 8 W Operating temperature 5 55 C Operating humidity 90 Non condensing Storage temperature 25 70 C Storage humidity 90 Non condensing Dimensions W D H 24 6 410 152 5 mm Weight 0 88 kg N...

Page 11: ...s Glossary OPTICAL INPUT Optical Input Port PRE AMPLIFIER Pre Amplifier ATTENUATOR Pre Attenuator MID AMPLIFIER Mid stage amplifier SLOPE Slope Control OUTPUT STAGE Post Amplifier RF OUTPUT RF Output...

Page 12: ...n 1 0 12 3 5 Order Details A FRAS X Y Z Analogue Forward Receiver Standard Options X Optical Input Ports S Single 1 Y Optical Connector Type S SC APC F FC APC L LC APC E E2000 APC Z Bandwidth 1G 45 10...

Page 13: ...module features automatic gain control AGC which is based on broadband detection The RF output AGC threshold level and the slope can be managed remotely 3 2 2 Key features DOCSIS 3 1 compatible with...

Page 14: ...uracy 0 5 dB over AGC range RF impedance 75 RF return loss 18 dB RF test point relative to RF output port 20 1 dB RF OUT connector GSK type female RF test points Mini SMB Alarms and status Front panel...

Page 15: ...a Technetix Sales Representative for availability of other options 2 Measured in a typical system with 0 dBm optical input 3 4 OMI 3 dBuV 60 dBmV 4 Loaded with 77 NTSC channels measured with Techneti...

Page 16: ...ssary Parameters Glossary OPTICAL INPUT Optical Input Port ATTENUATOR Pre Attenuator MID AMPLIFIER Mid stage amplifier SLOPE Slope Control OUTPUT STAGE Post Amplifier RF OUTPUT RF Output Port RF TEST...

Page 17: ...5 Order Details A FRAR X Y Z Analogue Forward Receiver Redundant Options X Optical Input Ports S Single 1 Y Optical Connector Type S SC APC F FC APC L LC APC E E2000 APC Z Bandwidth 1G 45 1000 MHz Sta...

Page 18: ...ser Manual Technetix Group Limited sales technetix com technetix com May 2016 Version 1 0 18 4 Module Characteristics 4 1 Module Appearance and Port Layout 4 1 1 Overview Front Panel Rear Panel Figure...

Page 19: ...AIMA3000 FRAS Product User Manual Technetix Group Limited sales technetix com technetix com May 2016 Version 1 0 19 4 1 2 Front Panel Layout Figure 4 2 FRAS Front Panel Layout...

Page 20: ...Major Alarm Red 3 OPT IN LED Optical input signal status indicator ON Green Input signal slightly high low Orange Input signal too high low Red 4 RF OUT LED RF output signal status indicator ON Green...

Page 21: ...igure 4 3 Rear Panel Layout Table 4 2 FRAS Rear Panel Functions Serial Number Item Description 1 RF Output Port Forward RF Signal Output Port 2 Air vent Air vent allowing air to flow out of the module...

Page 22: ...ry equipment and tools for installation Table 5 1 Necessary equipment and tools for installation Tools Modules Description Phillips screwdriver PH1 PH2 For use with the AIMA3000 chassis FRAS FRAR Modu...

Page 23: ...ntil it reaches the multi pin connector DO NOT use excessive force when inserting the module but ensure the RF connectors at the rear of the module are securely connected with the chassis s RF connect...

Page 24: ...he AIMA module fasten the spring loaded mounting screw Only use fingers to fasten the mounting screw DO NOT use a screwdriver 5 4 Connecting Optical Cables For the convenience of the user the AIMA3000...

Page 25: ...roduct User Manual Technetix Group Limited sales technetix com technetix com May 2016 Version 1 0 25 2 Then pull the panel forward 3 Then lift up the handle and slide the fibre guide out of the front...

Page 26: ...e connecting it to the input port 4 Raise the clip insert the fibre connector and then lower the clip over the connector When using the sliding guide put the fibre connector in the clip and slide it i...

Page 27: ...bre tray which provides enough space for up to 64 optical fibres This allows for easy positioning and future replacement of optical fibres Along the front of the chassis there are cut outs for keeping...

Page 28: ...etix Group Limited sales technetix com technetix com May 2016 Version 1 0 28 2 Use the Fibre Guide Tool to organise the cables and wires in the fibre tray to prevent tangles and the blocking of the gu...

Page 29: ...t cap and then use a lint free cloth dampened with a static dissipative solvent to clean the angled surface Dry the surface using a dry lint free cloth To clean the front panel optical port use a spec...

Page 30: ...tical input port align the raised tab on the connector with the slot in the port Insert the connector until the connector is securely held in place indicated by a clicking sound 5 5 Redundancy Connect...

Page 31: ...embly of redundancy cable and its brace to the brace mounting holes on chassis by tightening the securing screw as shown in figure d 5 6 Check Module LEDs When the module has been installed and power...

Page 32: ...le at the same time the module optical input indicator should show a green light 5 8 Test the RF Output Signal After confirming that the module s input optical signal is within the normal range login...

Page 33: ...ment software This manual only provides the information regarding the ASMM s web interface For NMSE configuration methods please refer to Technetix NMSE manual 6 1 Port Configuration screen After logg...

Page 34: ...n Items Sub Items Effect and configuration method Configuration Module Information Model HW Assembly No FW Version Firmware version Serial No FW Part No Firmware package number Configuration Alarm Con...

Page 35: ...Optical Input Status Alarm Indicate if the optical input is within portioning threshold parameters Enable Major Enable Minor Disable AGC Status Alarm Indicate that AGC is enabled and operating in ran...

Page 36: ...AGC indicator is green When the AGC automatic regulation exceeds the adjustable range the red status indicator will be shown AGC Reference AGC reference level when the module is working under the AGC...

Page 37: ...tore the device to the original default settings Detailed operations Click Modules tab and click the module to be configured as shown in Figure 6 3 Click the Apply button under Factory Defaults When f...

Page 38: ...s the configuration before upgrade Output Gain Type MGC AGC MGC Same as the configuration before upgrade Output Gain Control dB 0 20 dB 10 dB Same as the configuration before upgrade Slope Control 0 7...

Page 39: ...Reboot The module can be rebooted remotely see Figure 6 4 Detailed operations Click the Modules tab select the FRAS and then click the Apply button next to Reboot Next click on Submit to confirm and...

Page 40: ...ical power input and RF output signal All the module alarms are shown on the alarm page If an alarm occurs the operator can view the associated pages to find more detailed alarm information 6 4 1 Alar...

Page 41: ...formation After clicking on the FRAS in Modules tab the operator can view the module temperature and power supply voltage alarms The operator can view the status indicators to check if the module is f...

Page 42: ...ix com technetix com May 2016 Version 1 0 42 6 4 3 Module Port Alarms Click on the Module s Port label on the right column as shown in Figure 6 7 The module s optical input status RF output power stat...

Page 43: ...alarms are enabled The check box as shown in Figure 6 8 toggles the alarms When the check box is checked detection ON the associated alarm is enabled the text in the text box are always grey and can n...

Page 44: ...ft column The monitoring parameters are listed under Alarm Settings click the check box to toggle the various parameters The monitoring thresholds can be changed See Figure 6 9 Table 6 5 Port Page Ala...

Page 45: ...tical ALM Critical Alarm Module status Major alarm STAT Red AM Minor ALM Warning alarm Module status Minor alarm STAT Orange RX Critical ALM Input optical power major alarm Input optical power too hig...

Page 46: ...h the upgrade process At the same time you will be automatically redirected to the Network Management page The upgrade operation is then complete The upgrade file needs to be located in the PC that is...

Page 47: ...dancy Alarm indicator and Redundancy Status show the module s redundancy status You can configure the module s redundancy in the box Unit Redundancy Configuration Redundancy Enable is to enable or dis...

Page 48: ...com May 2016 Version 1 0 48 Click on Alarms FRAR S the module name Redundancy the redundancy alarm page will appear On this page you can see the redundancy alarm status of the module and each port s l...

Page 49: ...put optical power is within the normal range If this fault still exists when the input optical power is normal contact Technetix Technical Support Staff Input optical port status is red Input port opt...

Page 50: ...urer s Name Technetix Manufacturer s Address Technetix Ltd Innovation House Technetix Business Park Albourne West Sussex BN6 9EB Product Name FRAS Analogue Forward Receiver Standard Module Conforms to...

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