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connected to cables to prevent the laser beam from 

damaging the eyes.   

   Do not turn the transmitter on without a fiber optic 

cable connected to it.

Warning.-

   This  product  emits  an  invisible  laser  beam.  Avoid 

contact  with  laser  radiation. The  use  of  binoculars 

or magnifying glasses may increase damage caused 

to the eyes.

   

 

According to EN60825-1_ 2007

   The use of the equipment in any other way than the 

specified  in  this  manual  may  lead  to  exposure  to 

harmful radiation. 

   Do  not  use  the  equipment  in  any  way  that  does 

not  comply  with  the  operating  instructions  or 

in  any  conditions  that  exceed  the  stipulated 

environmental specifications. 

   Never point the laser beam at people or animals.

16.  Replacement  Parts

  -  Ensure  that  repairs  are 

performed  by  qualified  technicians  and  that  only 

manufacturer supplied or authorized parts are used.

17. Safety Check

 – Upon completion of any service 

or  repairs  to  this  product,  ensure  safety  checks 

to  determine  that  the  product  is  functioning  per 

manufacturer specifications are performed.

18. Heat

 - The product should be situated away from 

heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, 

or other products (including amplifiers) that produce 

heat. Ensure that ambient temperature is maintained 

in the manufacturer specified operating range.

Optical connection instructions:

   An SC/APC single mode fiber cable must be used. 

Remove  the  protective  cover  from  the  optical 

connector  on  the  unit  and  the  cap  on  the  cable 

connector.  

   Carefully  align  the  guides  on  both  connectors 

when plugging a cable to the device, then push the 

connector all the way in.   

   Take special care to avoid damaging the unprotected 

ends  of  the  connectors,  as  small  scratches, 

impurities and/or particles of dirt, oil, grease, sweat, 

etc. may significantly affect the quality of the signal.   

   To  clean  the  ends  of  the  connectors,  gently  rub 

with  a  lint-free  lens  cleaning  cloth,  dampened 

using additive-free isopropyl alcohol. Make sure the 

alcohol  evaporates  fully  before  connecting.  Keep 

the connector covers and cable caps in a safe place 

in case they are needed in the future. Always fit the 

covers  on  the  connectors  of  devices  that  are  not 

routed correctly to avoid damage including pinching, 

excessive bends, or compression.

12.  Electrical  Supply,  Grounding,  and  Surge 

Protection

 – Ensure that all local or national electrical 

codes  are  followed.  Seek  the  advice  of  a  licensed 

electrician,  profesional  engineer,  or  other  licensed 

expert. See example wiring figure.

13.  Power  Lines

  -  Always  use  caution  and  avoid 

operating  this  or  any  connected  equipment  near 

uninsulated power line or any other hazards.

14.  Object  and  Liquid  Entry

  -  Never  allow  objects  or 

liquid  of  any  kind  into  this  product  through  openings. 

Doing so could result in fire or electric shock.

15. Servicing

 – There are no user serviceable parts. Do 

not attempt to service this product or remove covers. 

Doing  so  may  expose  you  to  dangerous  voltage  or 

other  hazards.  Refer  all  servicing  to  qualified  service 

personnel.  Examples  of  damage  requiring  service 

include but are not limited to: 
     -  Damage to power-supply wiring. 
     -  If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into 

the product.  

     -  If the product has been exposed to rain or water.  
     -  If  the  product  does  not  operate  normally  by 

following  the  operating  instructions.  Adjust  only 

those controls that are covered by the operating 

instructions  as  an  improper  adjustment  of  other 

controls  may  result  in  damage  and  will  often 

require extensive work by a qualified technician to 

restore the product to its normal operation.  

     -  If  the  product  has  been  dropped  or  physically 

damaged.  

     -  When  the  product  exhibits  a  distinct  change  in 

performance.

Summary of Contents for 233306, 233311

Page 1: ...w w w t e l e v e s c o m Optical Fiber Transmitter and Receiver with return path channel EN User manual Refs 233306 233311 233411 234305 234311 233501 233601...

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Page 3: ...10 3 Mounting 11 3 1 19 rack mounting 11 4 Product description 12 4 1 Optical transmitter 12 4 2 Optical receiver 13 4 3 Power supply unit 14 5 Example applications 15 6 Tables for attenuation and gai...

Page 4: ...LLY INSERTED TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE Important Safety Instructions 1 Read and Follow All Instructions All the safety and operating instructions should be read prior to and followed while operating t...

Page 5: ...grease sweat etc may significantly affect the quality of the signal To clean the ends of the connectors gently rub with a lint free lens cleaning cloth dampened using additive free isopropyl alcohol M...

Page 6: ...s dB 10 Impedance ohm 75 Test port attenuation typical dB 16 Optical output forward channel Laser type MQW DFB Wavelength nm 1310 20 1550 20 Output optical power mW dBm 4 6 10 10 10 10 2 5 4 10 10 Opt...

Page 7: ...Return losses dB 11 Impedance ohm 75 Optical input forward channel Optical device type InGaAs Pin Photodiode Wavelength nm 1200 1600 Detection bandwidth MHz 1 3000 Maximum Optical power received mW dB...

Page 8: ...x current per output A 4 24V 1 5 Amplifier technical specifications 1 6 Power Supply Unit technical specifications 1 7 Block diagram Diplexer Fwd path Rtn path RF INPUT forward path RF OUTPUT return p...

Page 9: ...rn path attenuator Converter RF FO Return path control LED Relay Forward path attenuator Forward path Converter FO RF FO OUTPUT Return path ref 233601 ref 233501 ref 233601 Forward path control LED Re...

Page 10: ...tter 1550nm 4dBm 234311 T 0X Optical Transmitter 1550nm 10dBm 2337 T 0X 2 way Optical Splitter 2339 T 0X 4 way Optical Splitter 234401 T 0X 8 way Optical Splitter 234501 T 0X 16 way Optical Splitter 2...

Page 11: ...3 Mounting 3 1 19 rack mounting UQQA S2 T UQQA S2 T UQQA S2 T UQQA S2 T UQQA S2 T UQQA S2 T TEST 12dB RF TX OPTICAL PWR RF IN LEVEL ADJ ALARM PWR TX 5301 F O transmitter T 0X Headend 563901 Optical o...

Page 12: ...ath optical output 9 Return path optical input 10 Forward path RF attenuator 11 Return path RF attenuator CAUTION The use of the device outside of the specifications provided in this user manual can l...

Page 13: ...e device outside of the specifications provided in this user manual can lead to hazardous radiation exposure RF TX OPTICAL PWR RF OUT LEVEL ADJ ALARM PWR RX OPTICAL PWR TX RX RF RX OPTICAL PWR RF OUT...

Page 14: ...4 3 Power Supply Unit NOTE Maximum output is 4 amps Use second output if more than 4 amps is needed 24V OK 0V Overload or short circuit LEDS Mains 108 132V 50 60Hz Star washer M4 nut M4x10 Grounding c...

Page 15: ...6 6 9 4 147 0 9 7 144 9 4 5 7 7 145 85 8 4 146 3 8 7 144 6 5 6 6 144 9 7 4 145 6 7 7 144 2 5 5 5 6 144 1 6 4 144 8 6 7 143 7 6 4 6 143 3 5 4 144 1 5 7 143 2 6 5 3 6 142 5 4 4 143 2 4 7 142 7 7 2 6 141...

Page 16: ...converted back to RF using of the optical receiver ref 233501 The transmitter input levels 23 dBmV 26 dBm 42CH CENELEC analog channels off air CATV band 13 dBmV 36 dBm digital channels off air CATV S...

Page 17: ...EINn 140 8 dB Hz EINSAT 140 8 10 log 27 106 65 7 dBm As the input level is 36 dBm C N is C NSAT 36 65 7 36 65 7 C NSAT 29 7 dB Example 2 Let s repeat the example above but applied to an installation w...

Page 18: ...r making calculations The calculation process is the same as in the case of the forward channel EINn SAT 125 4 dBm Hz G 2 1 GHz 16 3 dB Therefore the RF signal level delivered by the receiver is Voutr...

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Page 23: ...efect and the invoice or other proof of original purchase date and price If Televes so requests the Purchaser shall at Purchaser s expense deliver the claimed Product s to Televes within 14 days of th...

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