Z-Light 6TX/16TX/26TX Intelligent Direct Modulated Optical Transmitter
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Warning
The AC Power Supply switches must be accessible at all
times, because they serve as the main disconnecting device.
IN THIS REDUNDANT POWERED SYSTEM BOTH AC
POWER SUPPLIES MUST BE OFF/DISCONNECTED TO
POWER DOWN THE UNIT.
4.2 Installation Steps Overview
1.
Before installing the equipment, please read this manual carefully and install the
equipment according to the manual.
Note:
For damage caused by installation not
being completed according to the manual, Z-Band Technologies, LLC. cannot be
responsible and cannot supply free warranty service or free replacements.
2.
Remove the device from the box; bolt it to the rack and ground reliably. (The grounding
resistance must be < 4Ω). See section 4.3 for details.
3.
Use the digital multimeter to check the AC supply voltage, make sure the supply
voltage complies with the requirements and the power supply switches are in the “OFF”
position. Then connect the power supplies AC power cords.
4.
Attach the coaxial cable and input the RF signal, turn the power supplies on and observe
the front panel LED status. After the LED working status indicator turns green, the
device is working normally. Turn ON the Laser Switch then press the ENTER button
on the front panel to check the operating parameters.
5.
Power down the entire unit.
6.
Connect the optical power meter to the optical signal output end by an optical fiber test
jumper. Power up the unit, turn on the laser, then measure the optical output power.
Confirm the measured optical output power and the displayed power are the same and
have reached the nominal value. (Confirm the optical power meter is on 1310nm
wavelength test position; the optical fiber test jumper is the correct connectorized one,
SC/APC, and the connector and jumper surface has no dirt, contamination, etc). Power
down the unit and then remove the optical fiber test jumper and optical power meter;
connect the device to the network (see section 4.3.3). The device has then completed
initial installation and debugging.