Comtech EF Data CDM-750, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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CDM-750 Advanced High-Speed Trunking Modem Revision 2
Appendix G MN-CDM750
G–2
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The arrows in the diagram indicate the direction of data flow; while data flow between
Blocks 1 and 2 is valid , data flow between Blocks 2 and 1 does not occur . Arrows on both
ends of a link show where data flow is bidirectional .
Name Function
LAN Region
This unmarked region of the diagram refers to the LAN – the source / destination for data traffic.
The information of interest is tailored to Ethernet interfaces, so most of the statistics do not apply
to the G.703 interface.
Block 1 – Ethernet Switch
The LAN’s access to the modem is at the Ethernet switch. There are two RJ-45
10/100/1000BaseT ports and one optional optical Gigabit Ethernet (SFP module) port available
at the rear of the modem.
Block 2 – Terrestrial Port
Processor (Tx)
Data from the LAN destined to the satellite flows into this block.
Block 3 – Expansion Slot This is reserved for future plug-in modules.
Block 4 – Terrestrial Port
Processor (Rx)
This is the counterpart to the Tx processor. It forms Ethernet packets and forwards them to the
Ethernet Switch.
Block 5 – Deframer The data from the satellite frames is recovered.
Block 6 – Framer Data processing to assemble data into frames for the modulator is performed in this block.
Block 7 – Modulator
Frames are mapped into the appropriate FECFrame and mapped into the selected ModCod for
transmission to the satellite.
Block 8 – CnC
Signals to and from the satellite are processed here to cancel the locally transmitted carrier and
receive the carrier from the distant end.
Block 9 – Demodulator Carriers received from the satellite are processed here to recover data frames.
Block 10 – µP / M&C /
Management
The microcontroller (µP) is involved in collection and calculation of statistics.
IF Region This unmarked region of the diagram refers to data to or from the satellite link.
Figure G-1. CDM-750 Data Flow Diagram