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ILC450 Function Module

HD, SD, ASI, and Gig-E Transport Over 10 Gig Ethernet Gateway

Installation and Operations Manual

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Revision history for the ILC450 Function Module Installation and Operations Manual.

Table 0-1. Manual Revision History

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Revision History

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About This Manual

Audience...........................................................................................................................................ix

Related Documentation ................................................................................................................ix

Symbols and Conventions .............................................................................................................. x

Artel Customer Service ................................................................................................................... x

ILC450 Function Module

Information About the ILC450 Module ........................................................................................1

ILC450 Module Functional Description ........................................................................................2

ILC450 Sample Applications ..........................................................................................................4

Overview of the ILC450 Module ....................................................................................................5

Installing the ILC450 Module .........................................................................................................6

Cabling the ILC450 Module ............................................................................................................7

Conguring the Module .................................................................................................................8

Monitoring ILC450 Operations ....................................................................................................13

Monitoring the Module Using the Module Status LEDs ............................................................. 13

Understanding the Front Panel Status LEDs ..........................................................................13

Understanding the Rear Panel Status LEDs ............................................................................15

Monitoring the Module Using the Monitor Jack ........................................................................... 16

Monitoring the Module Using IL Manager ...................................................................................... 16

Using the ILC450 Reset Switch .....................................................................................................18

Removing an SFP, SFP+, or Module ..............................................................................................19

Removing an SFP or SFP

Removing a Module ................................................................................................................................19

Table of Contents

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This manual provides instructions for installing, conguring, and operating the ILC450 function module.

Audience

This manual is intended for the following trained and qualied service personnel who are responsible for installing and operating the ILC450 module:

• System installer

• Hardware technician

• System operator

About This Manual

Symbols and Conventions

This manual uses the following symbols and conventions.

Caution

A caution means that a specic action you take or fail to take could cause harm to the equipment or

to the data transmission.

Warning

A warning describes an action you take or fail to take that could result in death, serious physical injury, or destruction of property.

Note: Important related information, reminders, and recommendations.

Italics—used for emphasis, for indicating the rst occurrence of a new term, and for book titles

1. Numbered list—where the order of the items is important

• Bulleted list—where the items are of equal importance and their order is unimportant

Artel Customer Service

You can reach Customer Service by e-mail at [email protected] or by telephone:

In the US call (800) 225-0228, then select 1 for technical support.

Outside the US call (978) 263-5775, then select 1 for technical support.

When requesting assistance, please be ready to provide the following information:

• Your name and telephone number

• Product model and serial number

• Brief description of the problem

• List of symptoms

• Steps you have already taken to try to resolve the problem

If the product is damaged

If any portion of the unit is damaged, forward an immediate request to the delivering carrier to perform an inspection of the product and to prepare a damage report. Save the container and all packing materials until the contents are veried.

Concurrently, report the nature and extent of the damage to Artel Customer Service so that action can be initiated to either repair or replace the damaged items.

Do not return any items to Artel until you obtain instructions from Customer Service.

Report the problem or deciency to Customer Service along with the model number and serial number. Upon receipt of this information, Artel will provide service instructions, or a Return Authorization Number and shipping information.

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Information About the ILC450 Module

ILC450 Function Module

10G HD/SD-SDI, ASI IP Gateway & GigE Data Transport

Information About the ILC450 Module

This manual introduces the ILC450 function module and includes information for installing and conguring the module. The ILC450 module is a single channel ASI, SD-SDI, or HD-SDI over IP gateway with 1 Gigabit (G) of Ethernet trac bridged between its 10G and 1G interfaces.

The ILC450 can operate as a transmitter or receiver as follows:

• Transmitter—Video input is auto-sensed as either HD-SDI or SD-SDI or ASI on the input BNC or backplane input. If the video data is ASI, it is packetized as SMPTE 2022-2 packets and SMPTE 2022-1 forward error correction (FEC) packets are included to maximize reliability. If the video data is HD-SDI or SD-SDI, it is packetized as SMPTE 2022-6 packets and SMPTE 2022-5 forward error correction packets are included to maximize reliability.

• Receiver—Either SMPTE 2022-1/2 ASI video or SMPTE 2022-5/6 SDI packets are received, deencapsulated, and fed out both the backplane and BNC out. FEC packets are used if included to help recover packets that are lost due to an unreliable Ethernet link.

The ILC450 provides exible user-congurable FEC and buering settings:

• Selectable transmitter row and column FEC settings.

• Selectable receiver buering.

• Designed to withstand burst outages in excess of 3mS.

Additional features include the following:

• Auto-senses the video signalling format.

• Supports transport of 1G (bridged from the 10G interface) of user data trac through the rear panel

SFP or backplane connection to Ethernet ports of other 1G Ethernet-featured modules in the chassis.

• Supports 10 Gigabit for transport of combined user data and video trac over a SFP+.

• Fully transparent carriage of SDI data, audio, or ancillary data.

• Support for +/- 30 ppm frequency oset for HD (SMPTE 274 section 5.1 species +/- 10 ppm) and for

SD video.

• Support for +/- 100 ppm for ASI streams.

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• Standards-based encapsulation and FEC:

– SMPTE 2022-5/6 IP encapsulation of HD-SDI or SD-SDI including FEC.

– SMPTE 2022-1/2 IP Encapsulation of DVB-ASI including FEC.

– SMPTE 2022-5 FEC recovers lost, damaged, or delayed packets of HD and SD-SDI.

– SMPTE 2022-1 FEC recovers lost, damaged, or delayed packets of ASI.

• Support for unicast or multicast streaming.

You provision and monitor the ILC450 module as follows:

• Provision and monitor the module remotely using InnityLink Manager, which is Artel’s element management system (for more information, see the InnityLink Manager Setup and Operations Manual).

• Monitor the module locally using the front and rear panel status LEDs.

• Upgrade the FPGA using InnityLink Manager (see the InnityLink Manager Setup and Operations

Manual).

ILC450 Module Functional Description

This section provides a functional description of the ILC450 module, including Figure 1, which are functional

block diagrams of the module operating in transmitter and receiver modes.

Figure 1. ILC450 Module Functional Block Diagrams

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ILC450 Module Functional Description

Electrical/Optical Inputs and Outputs

The ILC450 module can transport both video and user data and uses the following inputs and outputs:

• Two electrical rear panel connections for video data:

– One input BNC connector (IN).

– One output BNC connector (OUT).

• Rear panel SFP+ (10G) and SFP (1G) transceiver sockets:

– 10G—User and video data. The module’s operating mode determines the conguration of trac

through this port as follows:

- Transmit (TX) mode—IP video traverses out of this socket.

- Receive (RX) mode—IP video traverses in to this socket.

– 1G—User data only

The SFP+ and SFP sockets support the following optics:

– WDM (1310 nm, 1550 nm)

– CWDM ITU G.694.2 (Channels 27-61)

– (SFP only) DWDM ITU G.694.1 (Channels 21-60)

The SFP+ and SFP sockets support the following electrical connections:

– (SFP only) RJ45

– (SFP+ only)10GbE passive copper cables

• Backplane connections for sharing signals with other host chassis modules.

• Front panel 75Ohm HD-BNC output jack (MON) for local signal monitoring (see the “Monitoring the

Module Using the Monitor Jack” section on page 16).

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ILC450 Sample Applications

Figure 2 shows how you can congure the ILC450 for transporting either HD-SDI, SD-SDI, or ASI and 1G user

data trac over a 10G Ethernet network or transporting HD video over a 10G Ethernet network with multicasting.

Figure 2. ILC450 Sample Applications

ILC450 Function Module

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Overview of the ILC450 Module

This section provides an overview of the components that make up the ILC450 module.

Figure 3. ILC450 Module Major Components

Table 1. ILC450 Elements

Item Module Element for details, see...

1 Rear panel BNC connectors for the following electrical

connections:

• IN—Video in

• OUT—Video out

2 Operating mode indicators:

• TX MODE—Transmitter mode

• RX MODE—Receiver mode

4 Rear panel alarm indicator OK LED. Understanding the Rear Panel Status LEDs

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and SFP sockets:

SFP

• 10G—(SFP

• 1G—(SFP) User data only

) User and video data

Cabling the BNC Connections (page 8)

Understanding the Rear Panel Status LEDs (page 15)

• Cabling the SFP+ and SFP Connections

(page 8)

• Understanding the Rear Panel Status

LEDs (page 15)

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Table 1. ILC450 Elements

Item Module Element for details, see...

5 Front panel alarm indicator OK LED. Understanding the Front Panel Status LEDs

6 Front panel transmit (TX) and receive (RX) operating mode

(MODE) indicator LEDs.

7 Front panel status LEDs for the 1G SFP link and ASI, SD, and

HD formats.

8 Front panel reset switch (RESET) to restart the module’s

FPGA.

10 Backplane connector that provides power to the module,

Front panel monitor 75Ohm

allows the module to share signals with other function modules, and is used for alarm and management signals.

(Continued)

HD-BNC output jack (MON).

Installing the ILC450 Module

(page 13)

Using the ILC450 Reset Switch (page 18)

Monitoring the Module Using the Monitor

Jack (page 16)

Conguring the Module (page 8)

The ILC450 module and associated SFP and SFP+ are hot swappable, enabling you to safely install them while power is applied to the host chassis. Before you install the module, see the ILC450 data sheet for a detailed description of the module specications, including environmental requirements, that you must adhere to when installing the module.

Note: You must install the ILC450 module in a chassis that includes IL Manager functionality as the

module requires IL Manager for conguration and monitoring purposes. For more information, see the “Conguring the Module” section on page 8.

To install the ILC450 module in the host chassis (see Figure 4), perform the following steps:

1. From the back of the chassis, remove the two screws that secure the blank tray to the unused function module slot.

Use any available function module slot.

2. Slide the module into the chassis slot using the printed circuit board guide rails on either side of the slot.

3. Push the module in until it is rmly seated into the backplane and ush with the chassis.

4. Tighten the two mounting screws that secure the module to the chassis.

5. Install the Artel approved SFP top as shown in Figure 4).

in the 10G socket and the SFP in the 1G socket of the module (handle on

Push the SFP+ and SFP into their designated sockets until they are rmly seated.

6. Insert a blank tray in any unused chassis module slot to maintain proper ventilation.

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Cabling the ILC450 Module

Figure 4. ILC450 Module and SFP+ Installation

Mounting Screws (2)

Handle On Top

Cabling the ILC450 Module

This section describes how to cable the external connections of the ILC450 module, which can receive and transmit external signals over its BNCs, SFP+, and SFP. The cabling conguration that you use depends on your application.

Figure 5. ILC450 BNC Connectors, 10G SFP+ Socket, and 1G SFP Socket

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Cabling the BNC Connections

To connect to the BNC connectors on the ILC450, use a high quality 75 Ohm precision video coax cable, such as Belden 1694A cable.

To cable the BNC electrical connections, perform the following tasks:

• Input signal—Connect the coax cable to the ILC450 receive connector (IN) and the source device’s

electrical transmit connector.

• Output signal—Connect the coax cable to the ILC450 transmit connector (OUT) and the destination

device’s electrical receive connector.

Cabling the SFP+ and SFP Connections

When using an optical SFP+ or SFP, use a single mode ber when connecting to the LC connectors of the SFPs.

To cable the 10G (SFP+) and 1G (SFP) connections, perform the following tasks:

1. (Optical only) Remove the safety plug that protects the TX and RX ports.

Cover any unused optical port to keep the port clean.

2. Connect the ber optic or electrical cable between the SFP+ and SFP connectors on the module and the external source or destination device as follows:

• 10G Socket—(SFP+) User and video data.

• 1G Socket—(SFP) User data only.

Conguring the Module

You congure the ILC450 module operation using the InnityLink Manager (IL Manager) element

management system and the module’s conguration page.

Artel ships the ILC450 congured as follows:

Table 2. ILC450 Factory Settings

Parameter Setting Parameter Setting

Module Settings (for details, see Table 3) Transmitter Settings (for details, see Table 6)

Operational Mode Receive Video Source In BNC

Video Enabled Destination IP Addr 239.0.0.1

1G Disabled Port 4096

Jumbo Frames Enabled Time To Live 128

IP Address 192.168.100.10 HD-SDI FEC Settings

Netmask 255.255.255.0 FEC Mode None

Gateway -- Column 128

Video Alarm Disabled Row 16

10G SFP+ Alarm Enabled SD-SDI FEC Settings

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Parameter Setting Parameter Setting

1G SFP Alarm Disabled FEC Mode None

Video Signal Types (for details, see Table 4) Column 128

HD-SDI Enabled Row 8

SD-SDI Enabled ASI FEC Settings

ASI Enabled FEC Mode None

Receiver Settings (for details, see Table 5) Column 8

Source IP Addr -- Row 8

Multicast Group 239.0.0.1

Port 4096

Recovery Buer Sm

Prerequisites

To congure the ILC450 module, you must access the IL Manager that manages the module. For details about accessing and setting up IL Manager, see the InnityLink Manager Setup and Operations Manual.

To congure the ILC450 module operation, perform the following steps:

1. From a browser window, enter the IP address of the IL Manager that manages the module.

The Home page displays.

2. From the Home page menu bar, click Shelf View.

The Shelf View page displays, which shows the rear chassis panel along with the Installed Modules table.

3. From the Installed Modules table, click the ILC450 link listed in the Module Type column.

The Module Status page displays, which shows the module’s current conguration, alarm conditions (if any), and SFP+ and SFP optical status.

4. From the menu bar, click Conguration.

The Conguration page displays.

5. From the Module Settings panel, congure the following parameters:

Table 3. Module Settings Parameters

Parameter Description

Operational Mode Select the module operating mode (relative to the 10G video circuit) as follows:

• Receive—The module receives encapsulated video on the SFP applies a FEC algorithm, and then de-encapsulates the video.

• Transmit—

connection. Optionally, it may have included FEC data.

The module transmits encapsulated video on the SFP+ TX

RX connection,

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Table 3. Module Settings Parameters

Parameter Description

Video Enable or Disable video transport over the 10G link.

1G From the drop-down list, disable or specify the source of the 1Gbps Ethernet to be

bridged over the 10G link:

• disabled

• SFP

Note: Select only Ethernet ports that are not in use.

Jumbo Frames Enable or disable support for IP Frames that are greater than 1518 bytes and up to 9216

bytes in size.

IP Address Specify the local IP address of the module. This address responds to pings and is the

source IP address of any video transmissions from this module.

Netmask Specify the netmask for the module.

Gateway (Optional) Specify the IP address of the network gateway if needed.

Video Alarm Enable or Disable the alarm for when no video is detected.

10G SFP+ Alarm Enable or Disable the alarm for when the 10Gbps SFP+ is not present.

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1G SFP Alarm Enable or Disable the alarm for when the 1Gbps SFP is not present.

6. From the Video Signal Types panel, congure the following parameters:

Table 4. Video Signal Types Parameters

Parameter Description

HD-SDI Enable or Disable detection or output of HD-SDI video format.

SD-SDI Enable or Disable detection or output of SD-SDI video format.

ASI Enable or Disable detection or output of ASI video format.

7. From the Receiver Settings panel, congure the following parameters:

Table 5. Receiver Settings Parameters

Parameter Description

Source IP Addr (Optional) Specify the IP address lter value of the video source. Enter a value using

dotted-decimal format (for example, 10.10.10.1) to only accept video trac from this IP address. If the video source is another ILC450, this is the IP Address of the transmitter module.

To disable ltering on the source IP, clear this eld.

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Table 5. Receiver Settings Parameters

Parameter Description

Multicast Group (Optional) Specify the Multicast Group Address, which is used when the receiver is to join

and receive video from a multicast group. Enter a value using dotted-decimal format (for example, 225.0.0.1).

Port (Optional) Specify the destination UDP port address.

Valid values are as follows: 1 to 65535. The default is 4096.

Recovery Buer Specify the tolerance of the receive ports as follows:

• Sm—When set to small, stream latency is minimized and late arriving packets are dropped.

• Lg—When set to large, tolerance for late arriving packets and stream latency are maximized.

8. From the Transmitter Settings panel, congure the following parameters:

Table 6. Transmitter Settings Parameters

Parameter Description

Video Source Select the video source to transmit from the drop-down list. The options that display in

the list will vary depending on the modules that are installed in the host chassis.

(Continued)

Destination IP Addr Specify the IP address to which the video is sent. When multicast is in use, this is the

Multicast Group Address. Enter a value using dotted-decimal format (for example,

10.10.10.1).

Port (Optional) Specify the module port to use for transmitting IP packets.

Valid destination UDP port numbers are as follows: 1 to 65535. The default is 4096.

Time To Live Specify the number of route hops that a packet may make before it is dropped. Valid

values are as follows: 1 to 255.

HD-SDI FEC Settings Specify the HD-SDI FEC settings. The default FEC mode is None.

The value for FEC Column (L) must be between 1 and 750 for HD-SDI. Values of (L * D) are further restricted to 3000 for HD-SDI streams.

Valid values are as follows:

• Column Range—1 to 750

• RowColumn Range—4 to 750

• Row * Column—3000

The value for FEC Row (D) must be between 4 and 255. Values of (L * D) are further restricted to 3000 for HD-SDI streams.

Valid values are as follows:

• Range—4 to 255

• Row * Column—3000

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Table 6. Transmitter Settings Parameters

Parameter Description

SD-SDI FEC Settings Specify the SD-SDI FEC settings. The default FEC mode is None.

The value for FEC Column (L) must be between 1 and 375 for SD-SDI. Values of (L * D) are further restricted to 1500 for SD-SDI.

Valid values are as follows:

• Column Range—1 to 375

• RowColumn Range—4 to 375

• Row * Column—1500

The value for FEC Row (D) must be between 4 and 255. Values of (L * D) are further restricted to 1500 for SD-SDI streams.

Valid values are as follows:

• Range—4 to 255

• Row * Column—1500

ASI FEC Settings Specify the ASI FEC settings. The default FEC mode is None.

The value for FEC Column (L) must be between 1 and 20 for ASI. Values of (L * D) are further restricted to 100 for ASI streams.

Valid values are as follows:

• Range—1 to 20

• Row * Column—100

The value for FEC Row (D) must be between 4 and 20. Values of (L * D) are further restricted to 100 for ASI streams.

Valid values are as follows:

• Range—4 to 20

• Row * Column—100

(Continued)

9. Click Submit.

The conguration is saved and the module is ready to process video.

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Monitoring ILC450 Operations

This section describes how to monitor ILC450 operations using the front and rear panel status LEDs or InnityLink Manager and contains the following topics:

• Monitoring the Module Using the Module Status LEDs (page 13)

• Monitoring the Module Using the Monitor Jack (page 16)

• Monitoring the Module Using IL Manager (page 16)

Monitoring the Module Using the Module Status LEDs

This section describes how to monitor the module’s operations using the front and rear panel LEDs and contains the following topics:

• Understanding the Front Panel Status LEDs (page 13)

• Understanding the Rear Panel Status LEDs (page 15)

Understanding the Front Panel Status LEDs

Table 7 describes the states of the ILC450 front panel status LEDs as shown in Figure 6.

Figure 6. ILC450 Front Panel Status LEDs

Table 7. ILC450 Front Panel Status LEDs

LED Indicates . . . State Description

OK Module status O If power is applied to the system, an internal fault with

the module may exist.

Green Normal operation.

Yellow Minor alarm condition exists.

Red Major alarm condition exists.

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Table 7. ILC450 Front Panel Status LEDs

LED Indicates . . . State Description

MODE: TX Transmitter mode

indicator

MODE: RX Receiver mode

indicator

O Receiver mode is selected or Video is disabled (see Table

Green Valid video format as congured in IL Manager.

Yellow No video format detected as congured in IL Manager.

Yellow (ashing) In Unicast mode and no Address Resolution Protocol

Red No link.

O Transmitter mode is selected or Video is disabled (see

Green Valid video detected on the 10G interface with correct

Yellow No video input at receiver detected.

Yellow (ashing) Packet errors detected.

Red No link.

(Continued)

3).

(ARP) reply.

Table 3).

IP conguration.

1G 1G SFP link O 1G not enabled.

Green Link established.

Green (ashing) Link established with activity.

Yellow RX optical power high.

Yellow (ashing) 1G Ethernet enabled, errors detected.

Red No link.

Red (ashing) No SFP installed, low light, or loss of signal.

ASI ASI signal mode

indicator

SD SD signal mode

indicator

O ASI disabled or other rate detected.

Green ASI enabled and ASI detected.

Yellow ASI enabled but no signal detected.

Red Input fault or ASI not enabled but ASI detected.

O SD disabled or other rate detected.

Green SD enabled and SD detected.

Yellow SD enabled but no signal detected.

Red Input fault or SD not enabled but SD detected.

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Table 7. ILC450 Front Panel Status LEDs

LED Indicates . . . State Description

HD HD signal mode

indicator

O HD disabled or other rate detected.

Green HD enabled and HD detected.

Yellow HD enabled but no signal detected.

Red Input fault or HD not enabled but HD detected.

(Continued)

Understanding the Rear Panel Status LEDs

Table 8 describes the states of the ILC450 rear panel status LEDs as shown in Figure 7.

Figure 7. ILC450 Rear Panel Status LEDs

Table 8. ILC450 Rear Panel Status LEDs

LED Indicates . . . State Description

TX Mode Transmitter mode

indicator

RX Mode Receiver

mode indicator

10G TX 10G transmitter

mode status

10G RX 10G receiver

mode status

-- Same operation as the front panel MODE: TX LED (see Table 7).

-- Same operation as the front panel MODE: RX LED (see Table 7).

O Not valid during normal operation.

Green Normal operation.

Red TX fault.

Red (ashing) No SFP

O Not valid during normal operation.

Green Link established.

Green (ashing) Link established with activity.

Yellow RX optical power high.

Red No link.

Red (ashing) No SFP

installed.

installed, low light, or loss of signal.

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Table 8. ILC450 Rear Panel Status LEDs

LED Indicates . . . State Description

1G TX 1G transmitter

mode status

1G RX 1G receiver mode

status

OK Module status -- Same operation as the front panel OK LED (see Table

O 1G not enabled.

Green Normal operation.

Red TX fault.

Red (ashing) No SFP installed.

O 1G not enabled.

Green Link established.

Green (ashing) Link established with activity.

Yellow RX optical power high.

Yellow (ashing) 1G Ethernet enabled, errors

Red No link.

Red (ashing) No SFP installed, low light, or loss of signal.

(Continued)

detected.

7).

Monitoring the Module Using the Monitor Jack

You can monitor the video that the ILC450 receives or transmits by using the front panel monitor jack (MON). The monitor jack output depends on which mode you congured the module to operate in as follows:

• Transmitter Mode—Output is a copy of the ASI, SD-SDI, HD-SDI signal received on the BNC In connector on the rear panel.

• Receiver Mode—Output is a copy of the ASI, SD-SDI, HD-SDI signal sent out the BNC Out connector on the rear panel.

To connect a monitor to the ILC450 to view the transmit or receive signal, connect the monitor cable between the monitor and the 75 Ohm HD-BNC monitor jack located on the ILC450 front panel (see Figure 3).

Monitoring the Module Using IL Manager

This section shows how to use IL Manager to view the module’s current conguration, major and minor alarm status, and the optical status of the SFP+ and SFP.

Prerequisites

To monitor the ILC450 module using IL Manager, you must access the IL Manager that manages the module. For details about accessing and setting up IL Manager, see the InnityLink Manager Setup and Operations Manual.

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Monitoring ILC450 Operations

To monitor the ILC450 module operation, perform the following steps:

1. From a browser window, enter the IP address of the IL Manager that manages the module.

The Home page displays.

2. From the Home page menu bar, click Shelf View.

The Shelf View page displays, which shows the rear chassis panel along with the Installed Modules table.

3. From the Installed Modules table, click the ILC450 link listed in the Module Type column.

The Module Status page displays, which shows the following information:

Table 9. Module Status Page

Panel Field Description

Current Conguration Mode Congured operating mode: Receiver, Transmitter, or Disabled.

Video Alarms Congured operating state: Enabled or Disabled.

10G SFP+ Alarms Congured operating state: Enabled or Disabled.

1G SFP Alarms Congured operating state: Enabled or Disabled.

Video Congured operating state: Enabled or Disabled.

HD-SDI Congured operating state: Enabled or Disabled.

SD-SDI Congured operating state: Enabled or Disabled.

ASI Congured operating state: Enabled or Disabled.

Trac Status 10G Link Link status: Up or Down.

Video Detected video type: HD-SDI, SD-SDI, or ASI. The displayed video

type includes the word “DISABLED” when the type is congured as Disabled (see Table 4) or “INVALID” when for example 1080p24 is connected. Just the video type displays when it is congured as Enabled.

1G Link Link status: Up, Down, or Disabled

1G Connection that the 1G is congured to use as follows:

• SFP—Rear panel 1G SFP socket.

• Backplane—Chassis backplane connection.

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Table 9. Module Status Page

Panel Field Description

Alarms Major Alarms Detected major alarm status of monitored entities as follows:

Minor Alarms Detected minor alarms (if any).

10G SFP+ Status Model Number Assigned model number.

Wavelength Detected value.

Serial Number Assigned serial number.

Rx Power Detected power level of the input signal.

Tx Power Detected power level of the optical transmitter.

1G SFP Status Model Number Assigned model number.

Wavelength Detected value.

Serial Number Assigned serial number.

(Continued)

• Green—No alarms detected.

• Red—Alarm detected that requires immediate attention.

When the alarm indicator is red, IL Manager provides a descriptive list of any detected alarms to indicate the source of the problem.

Rx Power Detected power level of the input signal.

Tx Power Detected power level of the optical transmitter.

Routing Labels Channel Labels that you specify for the interfaces using IL Manager.

Type

Label

Description

Using the ILC450 Reset Switch

The ILC450 front panel includes a recessed, push-button reset switch (RST) that resets the module, which is similar to the power-up sequence of the module. Resetting the module interrupts data transmission through the module but does not erase any user-selected parameters.

Figure 8. ILC450 Reset Switch

To reset the ILC450, press the reset button momentarily.

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Removing an SFP, SFP+, or Module

You can safely remove either the SFP or SFP+ from a ILC450 module, or the module from the host chassis while power is applied to the module.

This section contains the following topics:

• Removing an SFP or SFP+ (page 19)

• Removing a Module (page 19)

Removing an SFP or SFP

To remove an SFP or SFP+ from a ILC450 module, perform the following steps:

1. Remove the cables from the SFP or SFP+.

2. Pull down on the SFP or SFP+ handle to dislodge it from the module.

3. Using the handle, pull the SFP or SFP+ out of the module.

Removing a Module

To remove a ILC450 module from the host chassis, perform the following steps:

1. Remove the cables from the BNC connectors.

2. Remove the cables from the SFP and SFP+.

3. Loosen the two mounting screws that secure the module to the host chassis.

4. Using the two mounting screws, pull the module out of the host chassis.

Caution

To avoid problems associated with overheating, do not leave a function module slot open when power is applied to the chassis. Every module slot must contain a module or blank tray to ensure

proper ventilation when power is applied.

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Index

audience ix

backplane connector 6 block diagrams 2

cable interfaces 7 caution denition x components, module 5 congure module 8 conventions x Customer Service x

e-mail address, Customer Service x

forward error correction (FEC) 1 forward error correction (FEC), congure 8 front panel

reset switch 18 status LEDs 13

functional description 2

SFP and SFP+

cable 8 install 6

remove 19 shipment, damaged x status LEDs 13

front panel 13

rear panel 15 symbols x

warning denition x

module

cable 7 components 5 install 6 remove 19

monitor operations 13

operations, monitor 13

rear panel

connectors 7 status LEDs 15

related documentation ix reset switch 18 return authorization (RA) number x

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