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Figure 12. Transmitter status page 

 RF Level 

The transmitter has a built-in RF power meter, which monitors the total power in the RF test point. This value directly relates to the laser optical modulation 

index (OMI). It depends on input signals values and number of channels and can be changed by the attenuator. 

If RF output power is less than -20 dBm, web server generates error message “Low RF level”, if it is more than -5 dBm, then the message” High RF 

level” is displayed.

Note

: measurement of RF output level has not instrument accuracy, it indicates the approximate output level power and output level variation.

  Laser 1 current 

Indicates current of Laser 1; 

  Laser 2 current  (for  transmitter mo428L)

Indicates current of Laser 2;  

 Bus Voltage 

Displays supply voltage of device on power distribution bus or on +12 V powering input (Figure 1, Pos. 9)

 Internal voltage 

Indicates voltage of internal 5V supply 

 “RF in” DC voltage 

Displays the level of output voltage in the RF input socket (Figure 1, Pos. 1)

This voltage is used to power an external amplifier. In case of short circuit, or over current the voltage drops, and error message “Voltage out of range” 

is displayed in the error message field. 

 Temperature 

Indicates the internal temperature of the device. If the temperature inside the module achieves the maximum level, the error message “Overheat” is 

displayed.

In case the transmitter data bus is connected to an external power supply UP412, additional information about power supply parameters is displayed. 

External supply 1 UP412:

 Voltage 

Displays the output voltage of power supply No1;

 Current 

Displays the current consumption of power supply No1;

 Temperature 

Displays the temperature inside the power supply No1.

External supply 2 UP412 :

 Voltage 

Displays the output voltage of power supply No 2;

 Current 

Displays the current consumption of power supply No 2;

 Temperature 

Displays the temperature inside the power supply No 2.

  Transmitter maintenance 

System maintenance page (Figure 13) allows the restart and/or restore all default settings of device.

All operations will be executed by pressing the “Execute” button.

Summary of Contents for mo418L

Page 1: ...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 ...

Page 2: ... 100 Base T 4 indicator 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 ...

Page 3: ...ection MOUNTING The module 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: ...owser 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 device a page Authentication required appears Figure 8 asking to ...

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: ...browsers e g IE don t support Up Down control element In this case the appropriate value should be entered from keyboard Gain control allows to switch On or Off the AGC of the transmitter It is used to set automatic RF level control for constant load to the laser The operating AGC level is set by the user when the button Apply settings is pressed After that RF level instability is compensated auto...

Page 7: ... in the RF input socket Figure 1 Pos 1 This voltage is used to power an external amplifier In case of short circuit or over current the voltage drops and error message Voltage out of range is displayed in the error message field Temperature Indicates the internal temperature of the device If the temperature inside the module achieves the maximum level the error message Overheat is displayed In cas...

Page 8: ...he MIB are fixed while others are dynamic values calculated by the agent software running on the device Ethernet SNMP agent operates together with optical transmitter and provides remote diagnostics and control of the transmitter via Ethernet type network using SNMP protocol The agent of transmitter can receive SNMP requests from a number of SNMP managers and can send traps to dedicated trap recei...

Page 9: ...voltages temperature inside module and parameters of the external power suppliers Table 4 Table 4 Status parameters OID Status Description 30631 1 2 1 1 measRfLevel RF level Represented in tenth of dB as example a value of 299 represents level of 29 9 dBm 30631 1 2 1 2 measLaser1Current Laser 1 current represented in mA 30631 1 2 1 3 measLaser2Current Laser 2 current represented in mA Applicable o...

Page 10: ... pos 7 as shown in the diagram below The data and power distribution cables are supplied together with the optical transmitter Note 1 The server can manage only up to two UP412 devices 2 Please pay attention to the different power supply settings Address of power suppliers does not have to match and will be as follows Table 6 Address settings of power supply Figure 15 Application diagram of mo418L...

Page 11: ...IF intermodulation distortions IMD3 35 dB Test point 8 0 1 0 dB 47 1750 MHz 6 5 1 5 dB 1750 2400 MHz Optical connector SC APC Network server Ethernet standard 10 100 Base T parameters connector RJ 45 supported protocols ARP Ipv4 HTTP Ping SNMPv2c Supply voltage 12 V 1 V DC feeding for external 12 V 0 4 A Current consumption 0 37 A max 0 42 A max Operating temperature range 0o 50o C Dimensions Weig...

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