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Optical transmitters mo411AL/BL/CL/DL, mo412CL

 Product description

The optical transmitters mo411AL/BL/CL/DL and mo412CL are a high performance optical transmitters  for forward path transmission of broadcast services.
mo411AL/BL/CL/DL is an optical 1310 nm wavelength transmitters with different optical output power. The optical transmitter mo411AL has 6 dBm,  

mo411BL -  8 dBm,  mo411CL - 10 dBm and  mo411DL - 12 dBm of optical power.  

mo412CL is an optical 1550 nm wavelength transmitter. Optical output power of this transmitter is 10 dBm.
The transmitters have input signal loop through. It allows to connect several transmitters in series without using additional RF coupler. 
Here are high performance thermally stabilized highly linear cooled DFB lasers with direct modulation of laser current in the transmitters. 
The transmitters have automatic RF level control, automatic laser thermo control and automatic laser power control.
The transmitters is equipped with web server and SNMP agent.
Web server provides remote diagnostics and control of the transmitters via Ethernet type network using a Web browser.
SNMP agent operates together with the transmitters and provides remote diagnostics of the device over SNMP protocol. The transmitters generates all 

alarms and events as SNMP traps that can be sent to a host manager.

The product is intended for indoor usage only.

 Safety instructions

The transmitter must be installed in accordance with IEC 60728-11 and national safety standards. 
The transmitter is powered from a 12 V power supply unit. This voltage is not dangerous to life.
The power supply unit must have a short circuit protection.

Any repairs must be made by a qualified personnel.

Do not connect the 12 V power supply unit into the mains socket until all cables of transmitter have been correctly connected. The mains socket must 

be easily accessible.

Disconnect the transmitter power supply by removing the power supply cable from the mains socket.

Do not expose this transmitter to moisture or water splashes, make sure no liquid filled objects, e.g. vases, are placed near or on the unit.

Avoid placing the transmitter near heat sources, e.g. central heating components or in areas of high humidity.

Keep the transmitter away from naked flames.

If the transmitter has been stored in cold conditions for a long time, bringing it into a warm environment may cause condensation. In such cases let it 

warm up for at least 2 hours before plugging it into the mains.

To ensure proper ventilation do not block the ventilation openings

IMPORTANT

: Mounting of the transmitter is allowed vertical only and the free flow of air through the unit must be not restricted. If the transmitter is 

installed in a 19” rack system additional forced air cooling fans may be required (see Table 7 - Operating temperature range). Always leave 10 cm of free 
space from the top, front and bottom of the unit to allow heat dissipation.

 Safety of laser product

Optical Transmitter module contains laser diode sources operating at 1310/1550 nm. These devices are rated under IEC60825-1:2007 “Safety of Laser 

Products”, Part 1: Equipment classification and requirements as CLASS 1M laser product.

When operating the equipment note the following:

Most fiber optic laser wavelengths (1310 nm and 1550 nm) are totally invisible to the eye and will cause permanent eye damage. 
Never look into the end of a fiber on a powered device through a magnifying device (microscope, eye loupe, magnifying glass, etc.). Before using such 

devices always double check that power is disconnected or, if possible, completely disconnect the unit from any power source.

To verify the light output always use an instrument, such as an optical power meter.

Operate only with the proper optical fiber installed in the transmitter optical connector.

Whenever the optical connector is empty the laser transmitter should be turned off.

Before applying power always connect a fiber to the output of the device. 
Never leave equipment with radiating bare fibers accessible - always cap the connectors

 Cleaning of optical connectors

The fiber ends may be damaged if contaminated connectors are inserted. The warranty does not cover some types of damage, made by the customer. 

The standard optical connector for optical transmitter is SC/APC. 

During the operation each fiber connector may be contaminated by dust or dir. Even tiny particles of dust will affect the transmission quality. Dusty fiber 

optic connector will contaminate other connected optic parts. If optical reception power and output level of the receiver decrease, active fiber connection 

should be cleaned and maintained. 

Always clean all the fiber optic connectors before setting.

Reel cleaners or prepackaged lint free wipes or swabs with alcohol are the most convenient means of cleaning optical connectors.
Fiber connectors should never be left uncovered.
Do not exceed the minimum bending radius when connecting cable to the system.

Summary of Contents for mo411AL

Page 1: ...ay cause condensation In such cases let it warm up for at least 2 hours before plugging it into the mains To ensure proper ventilation do not block the ventilation openings IMPORTANT Mounting of the transmitter is allowed vertical only and the free flow of air through the unit must be not restricted If the transmitter is installed in a 19 rack system additional forced air cooling fans may be requi...

Page 2: ...r of LAN activity yellow LED 5 indicator of the transmitter activity green LED 6 DEF button for default settings 7 data bus connector 8 power distribution bus connector 9 12 V powering input screw terminal 10 OPTICAL OUT optical output SC APC socket 11 RF TEST RF test point F socket Figure 1 External view of the transmitter Structure diagram ...

Page 3: ...or mounting bracket must be fixed with steel screws Ø 3 5 4 mm The screws are not included in a package Mounting on a wall by screws Mounting on a bracket supplied Perpendicular to the wall Parallel to the wall Figure 2 Mounting of the transmitter Mounting on DIN rail Figure 3 Mounting to DIN rail Figure 4 Mounting from DIN rail ...

Page 4: ...efault IP address value 192 168 1 99 in the address line of WEB browser When a Web browser connects to the device server start page as shown below will appear in the Web browser Figure 7 Start screen Note The device is protected and unauthorized users can only see the Status page In order to have full control of the equipment it is necessary to LOGIN to the device server When trying to operate the...

Page 5: ... address 192 168 1 99 Net mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 1 2 SNMP settings Host IP 192 168 1 1 SNMP read community string public SNMP write community string private SNMP trap target community string public Enable Trap On To reset network and login settings of the device server to their default values press twice the DEF button on transmitter front panel Figure 1 pos 6 as explained 1 Press the ...

Page 6: ... screen will appear as in Figure 11 Parameters of the transmitter can be selected by selecting different menu items in the control page Figure 11 Transmitter control page Detailed description of control page Laser Laser diode can be switched On or Off ON laser diode switched on OF laser diode switched off Load power The transmitter has a built in RF power meter which monitors the total power in th...

Page 7: ... is displayed Auto Optimal The operating AGC level is equated to optimal power defined by factory measurement Note Auto Auto Optimal AGC mode should be changed through the Manual mode Freq Band Bandwidth can be selected 47 862 MHz or 47 1002 MHz Transmitter Status Status page Figure 12 shows actual status of the transmitter using error warning descriptions Make sure that the transmitter is not ind...

Page 8: ...tenance page The transmitter is supplied with the following default settings Table 1 Default transmitter settings Figure 14 Firmware upgrade of transmitter server Note The buttons are shown in different languages depending on the actual Windows regional setting It is recommended to perform software upgrade by connecting the transmitter directly to PC Parameter Value Laser OF Gain Control Manual At...

Page 9: ...Degrade Laser diode degradation threshold level reached 30631 1 2 3 5 notifyLaserOverCurrent alarmLaserOverCurrent Laser diode current reached dangerous level 30631 1 2 3 6 notifyLaserShutdown alarmLaserShutdown Laser diode auto switched off 30631 1 2 3 7 notifyTemprUnlock alarmTemprUnlock TEC regulation loop unlocked 30631 1 2 3 8 notifyOverTemperature alarmOverTemperature Device temperature reac...

Page 10: ...age of 12 1 V 30631 1 2 2 5 measSupplyCurrent Current consumption from Power bus in mA 30631 1 2 2 6 measTempr Device temperature represented in deg C 30631 1 2 2 7 measExtVoltage1 1st External supply voltage in tenth of Volt As example a value of 121 represents voltage of 12 1 V 30631 1 2 2 8 measExtCurrent1 1st External supply current in tenth of Ampere As example a value of 4 represents current...

Page 11: ...arrier noise ratio CNR 51 dB 50 dB RF test point level for 4 5 OMI 76 dBµV chan 78 dBµV chan 80 dBµV chan 82 dBµV chan 78 dBµV chan Optical connectors SC APC Ethernet 10T 100 connection type RJ 45 Supported protocols ARP IPv4 SNMPv2c Ping Telnet Supply voltage 12 V 1 V Maximum current consumption 0 8 A tA 25o C 1 2 A tA 50o C Operating temperature range 0o 50o C Dimensions Weight packed 198x107 5x...

Page 12: ...12 Draugystes str 22 LT 51256 Kaunas Lithuania tel 370 37 31 34 44 fax 370 37 31 35 55 E mail sales terraelectronics com http www terraelectronics com ...

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