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ATTENTION invisible Optical Radiation!

If connected to a

power supply, the unit provides invisible Laser-radiation. The source is class 3R Laser diode
as defined in DIN EN 60825-1:2001-11. P0=2mW, Lambda=1310nm.
Never look into fibre-optical components like connectors or fibres. Use an infrared
viewer, optical power meter or fluorescent screen for optical output verification.
Do not allow any dirt or foreign material to get into the optical connector bulkheads. This
may cause damage to the polished optical connector end faces
Follow standard Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) procedures when handling a the chassis and
the modules of the LFTRX.
Select and apply the appropriate 924DC voltage according to the data sheet and
documentation before connecting power.
Install suitable overvoltage protection to ensure that no overvoltage (such as that caused by
a bolt of lightning) or overcurrent can reach the product. Otherwise, the person operating
the product will be exposed to the danger of an electric shock.
The LFTRX can be damaged if the total RF input power is higher than +10dBm specified
maximum value. Do not connect equipment where the total output power is higher than the
specified value of the data sheet or indicated on the LFTRX unit.
In case of a failure do not open the sat-nms LFTRX, you will loose warranty, call SatService
GmbH for a RMA number.
Observe normal safety precautions when operating, servicing, and troubleshooting this
equipment.
Take standard safety precautions with hand and/or power tools.
When connecting the units fault relay circuits, observe the maximum ratings: 24V D/C 50mA.

2.2 Handling instructions for optical connectors

Do not allow any kind of dust or dirt on the fibre.
Do not touch the fibre! Otherwise you will get optical attenuation and the opposite fibre in the
corresponding connector will be contaminated as well.
When installing or changing optical connections, ensure that the environment of the room
where the unit is installed is as dust-free as possible.
If you install the unit on-site, make sure that the complete work that causes dust (e.g.
plastering or concreting) is already finished and the resulted dust is cleaned up properly.
Remove the fibre protection cap of FC/APC connectors just before you connect the optical
connector.
Store the protection caps in a closable box that is absolutely dirt- and dust-free.
After disconnecting a fibre, put a dirt- and dust-free protection cap into the connector in
order to avoid dust contamination.
Before connecting, we strongly recommend to clean the fibre. We recommend to use clean
compressed air spray like e.g. 'Kontakt 334' or a special cleaning device like e.g. 'CLETOP'
or 'one click cleaner'. Do not use compressed air produced by a standard air compressor,
this air is not clean enough! If a dirty fibre (e.g. contaminated with dust) is connected to a
LFTRX unit, the internal fibre of the LFTRX unit will be contaminated as well and you will get
optical attenuation. In the worst case, the fibre-end might be irreparably damaged and has to

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Summary of Contents for SatService sat-nms LFTRX

Page 1: ...at nms LFTRX User Manual Version 2 0 005 Copyright SatService Gesellschaft f r Kommunikationssysteme mbH Hardstrasse 9 D 78256 Steisslingen satnms support satservicegmbh de www satnms com www satservi...

Page 2: ...structions for optical connectors 6 2 3 Mechanical installation 6 2 4 Connecting the sat nms LFTRX 7 2 4 1 DC and data connector 8 2 4 2 RF connectors 8 2 4 3 Optical connectors 8 2 5 Line up the Opti...

Page 3: ...t or sub system Table Of Contents 1 Introduction 1 1 Compliances 1 1 1 CE Compliances 1 1 1 1 EMC compliance 1 1 1 2 Federal Communications Commission FCC 1 1 2 Safety compliance 2 Installation 2 1 Sa...

Page 4: ...the sat nms LFTRX user interface and elaborately describes the meaning of each alterable parameter Remote Control The sat nms LFTRX provides a versatile remote control interface A monitoring control s...

Page 5: ...isted pair cables for I O connections We recommend to use CAT7 S FTP cable e g DRAKA UC900 SS27 Cat 7 PUR These cables have to be shielded from end to end ensuring a continuous shield For RF connectio...

Page 6: ...quipment Take standard safety precautions with hand and or power tools When connecting the units fault relay circuits observe the maximum ratings 24V D C 50mA 2 2 Handling instructions for optical con...

Page 7: ...develop a suitable solution When planning the mechanical installation of the chassis please consider that the connectors are placed at the front and the backside of the enclosure Depending on the flex...

Page 8: ...d data connectors of the sat nms LFTRX chassis are located at the front side of the enclosure up right The figure below illustrates the location of the connectors and the pin out To meet mentioned EMC...

Page 9: ...adiation If connected to a power supply the sat nms LFTRX provides invisible laser radiation The source is class 3R Laser diode as defined in DIN EN 60825 1 2001 11 P0 2mW Lambda 1310nm Never look int...

Page 10: ...s 5 1 Frequency bands While the fibre optical links where designed by SatService GmbH mainly for the transmission of the satellite L Band frequency band 950 to 2150MHz also a broadband version from 50...

Page 11: ...Suhner by default 5 3 Outline Drawing C 2021 SatService GmbH www satnms com LFTRX UM 2107 Page 10 12...

Page 12: ...50 to 2150MHz or 10MHz only L Band Input Connectors Transmitter SMA female 50Ohm Input Return Loss 18dB L Band Output Connector Receiver SMA female 50Ohm Output Return Loss 18dB Optical connectors FC...

Page 13: ...Level per Carrier 45dBc 1500MHz M C Interface Specification Summary Fault and Monitoring Interface D SUB 9 pin Connector Electrical and Mechanical Specification Environmental Conditions Temperature ra...

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