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ViaLite quick start guide
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Hxx-QS-HB-3 VialiteHD Quick Start Guide Page 3
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Rack Case Summary Pinout
Pin Rack J1* Pin Rack J1* Pin Rack J1* Pin Rack J1*
1 GND 14 Analogue_monitor_B_8 27 ALARM_3 40 Analogue_monitor_B_11
2 ALARM_2 15 Analogue_monitor_B_10 28 ALARM_5 41 Analogue_monitor_B_13
3 ALARM_4 16 Analogue_monitor_B_12 29 ALARM_7 42 GND
4 ALARM_6 17 GND 30 ALARM_9 43 GND
5 ALARM_8 18 GND 31 ALARM_11 44 Analogue_monitor_A_2
6 ALARM_10 19 Analogue_monitor_A_1 32 ALARM_13 45 Analogue_monitor_A_4
7 ALARM_12 20 Analogue_monitor_A_3 33 GND 46 Analogue_monitor_A_6
8 ALARM_14 21 Analogue_monitor_A_5 34 ALARM_P_1 47 Analogue_monitor_A_8
9 ALARM_P_2 22 Analogue_monitor_A_7 35 Analogue_monitor_B_1 48 Analogue_monitor_A_10
10 GND 23 Analogue_monitor_A_9 36 Analogue_monitor_B_3 49 Analogue_monitor_A_12
11 Analogue_monitor_B_2 24 Analogue_monitor_A_11 37 Analogue_monitor_B_5 50 GND
12 Analogue_monitor_B_4 25 Analogue_monitor_A_13 38 Analogue_monitor_B_7
13 Analogue_monitor_B_6 26 ALARM_1 39 Analogue_monitor_B_9
Pin Rack J4* Pin Rack J4* Pin Rack J4* Pin Rack J4*
1 CSB 14 GND 27 Relay_terminal_1 40 LNA_feed_3
2 Relay_terminal_2 15 LNA_feed_2 28 GND 41 LNA_feed_5
3 GND 16 LNA_feed_4 29 GND 42 LNA_feed_7
4 GND 17 LNA_feed_6 30 GND 43 LNA_feed_9
5 GND 18 LNA_feed_8 31 +12Vdc 44 LNA_feed_11
6 +12Vdc 19 LNA_feed_10 32 +12Vdc 45 LNA_feed_13
7 +12Vdc 20 LNA_feed_12 33 +12Vdc 46 GND
8 +12Vdc 21 GND 34 +12Vdc 47 GND
9 +12Vdc 22 GND 35 +12Vdc 48 GND
10 +12Vdc 23 GND 36 +12Vdc 49 GND
11 +12Vdc 24 GND 37 +12Vdc 50 GND
12 +12Vdc 25 GND 38 LNA_feed_1
13 +12Vdc 26 Relay_terminal_3 39 GND
Note: Colour indicates relevant connector drawing
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Optional custom cable available for use in ViaLite system
The analogue monitor functions are dependent on the type of module, see below
Function Transmitter (single) Receiver (single) Transceiver Dual Transmitter Dual Receiver
Analogue_monitor_A Laser bias monitor Not Used Laser bias monitor Laser bias monitor A Received light level A
Analogue_monitor_B Not Used Received light level Received light level Laser bias monitor B Received light level B
Installation of Plug-in Modules
HPS power supply plug-in modules can be installed by pushing the release button of the module handle down and simultaneously pulling the top of the handle forwards.
Align the module so that the PCB slides into the “crow’s feet” with the module upright and perpendicular to the front face of the rack. Gently push the module down its
guide, applying pressure via the handle and the outmost curved face (do not apply pressure to the ventilation grill). As the module is fully mated the top of the handle
should snap back and lock in position. Addition resistance will be experienced as the low resistance backplane connector engages. The pawls of the handle should be
fully engaged in the matching slots. To disconnect the module, push the release button of the module handle down and simultaneously pull the top of the handle
forwards. Apply pressure via the handle and withdraw the module from the rack.
Blind mate modules can be installed by pushing the release button of the module handle down and simultaneously pulling the top of the handle forwards. Remove the
protective cover from the modules optical connectors. Clean the module optical connector. Align the module so that the PCB
slides into the “crow’s feet” with the module
upright and perpendicular to the front face of the rack. Gently push the module down its guide, applying pressure via the handle, as the module is fully mated the top of
the handle should snap back and lock in position. The pawls of the handle should be fully engaged in the matching slots. To disconnect a module, push the release
button of the module handle down and simultaneously pull the top of the handle forwards. Applying pressure via the handle and gently withdraw the module from the
rack, replace the protective covers on the optical connectors.
Standard and controller modules can be installed by pushing the release button of the module handle down and simultaneously pulling the top of the handle forwards.
While installing the protective covers may be left in place on RF a
nd optical connectors. Align the module so that the PCB slides into the “crow’s feet” with the module
upright and perpendicular to the front face of the rack. Gently push the module down its guide, applying pressure via the handle, as the module is fully mated the top of
the handle should snap back and lock in position. The pawls of the handle should be fully engaged in the matching slots. To disconnect a module, remove any cables
you do not want to withdraw, push the release button of the module handle down and simultaneously pull the top of the handle forwards. Applying pressure via the
handle and gently withdraw the module from the rack, replace the connector protective covers.
All
ViaLiteHD plug-in modules are hot-swappable, so it is not necessary to power-down the rack case before inserting a module. It is advised that all unused slots be
fitted with blanking panels. Different width blanking panels are available; these fit the 5HP general purpose, 6HP power supply, 7HP controller card slots. They can be
used in all
ViaLiteHD racks cases and will prevent accidental/unwanted access and the ingress of dust.
When operating RF fibre optic links the ideal operating input power is dependent on the end users system. However in all cases there will be the desire to achieve the
optimal signal quality (ratio of signal to noise plus distortion). At low signal power this will be dominated by thermal noise and at high signal powers it will be dominated
by distortion products. Typically a good quality signal can be obtained by operating the link at a composite input power 20d
B below the fibre optic module’s P1dB
specification level (see handbooks).
The backplane has data connectors for module positions 1-13; this provides access to module data. The pin-outs of these connectors are given in the following section
Pin Module Pin Rack Summary Pin Rack Summary
1 GND 4 TX_232_IN 7 RX_422_OUT-
2 TX 5 GND 8 RX_232_OUT
3 TX_422_IN- 6 RX_ 9 RST_485
Note: Colour indicates relevant connector drawing
Connections in
Blue are optional and only available on some types of module
No.1 contact
2 4-40 UNC thread x
9
1
6
5
Rack connector: View looking into connector
50 way SCSI-3 Har-mik® female
Module connector: View looking into connector
9 way D-Type connector female (DE-9)
Contact No 26
Contact No 1 Contact No 25
Contact No 50