Frequency Range (+/- 1.0 dB)5 MHz to 220 MHz
Return Path NPR (DFB/CWDM) *> 15dB over 41dB NPR*
Return Path Threshold (DFB/CWDM) *-57 dBmV/Hz (@41dB NPR Threshold)
Return Path NPR (F-P) *> 15dB over 37dB NPR*
Return Path Threshold (F-P) *-57 dBmV/Hz (@37dB NPR Threshold)
Input Return Loss> 16dB
Input Level(see graph)
Input Level Laser Drive Test Point-20 dB
* NOTE: As measured with 10dB of fiber and Olson Model # OTOR-300 Return Path Receiver
OPTICAL OUTPUT PARAMETERS:
Optical Output (F-P)2.0 mW (unisolated and isolated versions) @ 1310nm
Optical Output (DFB)1.0 or 2.0mW @ 1310nm / 2.5 @ 1550nm
Optical Output (CWDM)2.5mW @ 1470, 1490, 1510, 1530, 1550, 1570, 1590 or 1610nm
Return Loss> 60 dB with APC connector
Optical ConnectorSC/APC standard; FC/APC optional (8°APC); SC/UPC optional
USER INTERFACE
R.F. Input Test Point-20 dB (+/= 1.0 dB)
Optical Output Test Point1V/mW
Laser Current1V/50mA.
Optical Power AlarmGreen/Red LED
Interstage R.F. Plug-In SXP Type Pad7dB to connector R.F Signal Path to Laser
ELECTRICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL & MECHANICAL PARAMETERS
Dimensions (L x H x D)5.8" x 1.0" x 3.1" (147mm x 25mm x 79mm)
Weight0.5 lbs (0.22 kg)
Operating Temperature Range-40 to +70ºC (temperature at the mounting plate)
Powering+24VDC
Power Dissipation< 3 W
MountingInside Harmonic PWRBlazer HLR 3830 HFC optical node
Model NunberDescription (Optical Output Power; Wavelength; Laser Type; OpticalConnector)
* NOTE: Substitute “SU” for “SA” if SC/UPC optical connector is required
Substitute “FA” for “SA” if FC/APC optical connector is required
Substitute “FU” for “SA” if FC/APC optical connector is required
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SAFETY WARNINGS
LASER RADIATION
The RPT-323x laser transmitter emits invisible laser radiation that can cause
permanent eye damage. AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM.
Operate the transmitter only with the proper optical fiber installed in the
transmitter optical connector. The power to the HLR3830 should be turned off whenever the optical connector is
opened or exposed (as when the fiber connection is being installed or removed from the transmitter connector).
NEVER USE ANY OPTICAL INSTRUMENT TO VIEW THE OUTPUT OF THE LASER
TRANSMITTER. “OPTICAL INSTRUMENT” INCLUDES MAGNIFYING GLASSES, ETC.
NEVER LOOK INTO THE OUTPUT OF THE LASER TRANSMITTER
NEVER LOOK INTO THE OUTPUT OF A FIBER CONNECTED TO A LASER
TRANSMITTER.
NEVER LOOK INTO OR USE ANY OPTICAL INSTRUMENT TO VIEW THE DISTANT
END OF A FIBER THAT MAY BE CONNECTED DIRECTLY OR VIA AN OPTICAL SPLIT,
TO A TRANSMITTER THAT MAY BE OPERATING. THIS SPECIFICALLY APPLIES TO
FIBERS THAT ARE TO BE CONNECTED TO RECEIVERS OR
OTHER DEVICES AT ANY DISTANCE FROM THE LASER TRANSMITTER.
SHOCK HAZARD
Care should be used when installing the RPT-323x to prevent shock and
injury as there are voltages within the Node which exceed 48 VAC.
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INTRODUCTION
The Olson Technology Inc. RPT-323x is a high quality, cost effective, Return Transmitter module designed around the latest
optical transmitter technology. The RPT-323x is a series of replacement broadband return transmitters for the HLR3830 series of
optical nodes. The performance is equivalent to or better than that of the original transmitters. It can be used in the same
applications as the original transmitter. Please consult Olson Technology for our latest product list. ALL standardunits have
SC/APCconnectors.Note: Olson Technology does not recommend or support the use of FP lasers for VOIP or analog video.
The RPT-323x receives preconditioned +24 VDC from the Node and plugs directly into the preexisting locations within the Node.
The primary RF connection is made through the coax cable which connects to the top of the unit. The transmitter can be ordered
with an optical connection that will match the factory setup. Heat transfer for the RPT-323x is provided via the bottom surface of
the module to the Node housing for full outdoor temperature operation.
INSTALLATION / ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
The RPT-323x operates with an exterior temperature on the Node of -40 to + 70°C. However, like any other electronic device, it will
probably have a longer life span if it is not operated at the upper limit of it's temperature range continuously. Installation of the
RPT-323x should be done such that water, dirt and other contaminates do not enter either the Node or the module. Do not install
equipment in locations that are accessible by either children or other unqualified personnel. This unit is meant to be fieldinstalled into the HLR3830 Optical Node by qualified field service technicians.
The RPT-323x installs into the optics section of the node between the receiver and the power supply. The transmitter can be hot
swapped without damage to the module or node, but should be fully screwed into place before plugging in the power connector.
The retaining screws should be simultaneously worked down. Do not fully tighten one screw before partially engaging and
tightening the others. Remove the dust cover from the optical connector and the bulkhead adapter and plug the together. Note
which connector the fiber from the transmitter is plugged into. Care should be exercised to avoid breaking or kinking the fiber,
and that there is enough slack for the node to be opened and closed without pulling on the fiber.
CAUTION: The “standard” units all use angle physical contact optical connectors (APC) with green bodies or boots. Some
configurations may use flat/ultra physical contact connectors (UPC) with blue bodies or boots. You can not mate the two
different types and achieve satisfactory performance. Be sure to clean all fiber using proper fiber cleaner. A lint free cloth such as
a chem-wipe or similar wipe may be used.
Route the coaxial cable from the transmitter along the power cable and through the plastic clip on the interface board. Plug the
cable into the connector labeled “LSR” on the board. Be sure to close and tighten the cover of optics section before closing the
node.
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EXTERNAL ADJUSTMENTS AND TEST POINTS
There are no external adjustments. There are three test points that monitor optical output power, laser current, and a -20dB RF
input test point. The ‘LASER PWR’ test point is calibrated to match the output of the laser at a 1VDC per milliwatt scale. This
means if the laser has an optical output of 1.1mW, the test point will read 1.1VDC. The ‘LASER CURRENT’ test point is used to
measure the current that the laser is drawing. This test point does not work like that of the Harmonic transmitters. The ground
lead for the multimeter probe should grounded to a ground in the node for both the “LASER PWR’ and the ‘LASER CURRENT’
test points. The ‘LASER CURRENT’ test point is for historical records, as the laser ages the current will go up. The -20dB RF
input test point is to aid in setting up the transmitter for proper loading. This will be covered in a later section.
INTERNAL ADJUSTMENTS AND TEST POINTS
The only internal user adjustment for the RPT-323x is the RF input PAD. This PAD is changed according to the number of
channels that will be loaded.
REVERSE INPUT RF LEVEL SETTING
The return RF level should be set using the reverse pad on the HLR3830 main board. The internal pad in the return transmitter is
for laser OMI matching, not for level setting. Monitor the –20db test point on the transmitter and adjust the reverse pad on the
HLR3830 main board for the correct level from the RF drive table (see page 7) for the transmitter type being used.
RECOMMENDED RF DRIVE LEVEL
Laser Transmitter OptionRF InputRF Input –20db Test Point
The optimum RF input level for the RPT-323x is 31.0dBmV per channel if equipped with a standard loading of six
analog video channels. The chart below shows the change in RF input level according to the amount and type of
channel loading. The chart shows on the right what the RF input level is according to the -20dB test point. On the
left, the RF input in dBmV is shown. If loading with data channels only (QPSK, QAM) refer to the amount of total
bandwidth the data channels are consuming. 31.0dBmV per analog video channel is equivalent to -44.68dBmV/Hz.
The RPT-323x is setup in a way that allows for the same input level regardless of the laser type (DFB, FP,
CWDM).
When setting up the levels for the RPT-323x, use the RF input PAD in the node to adjust the -20dB input test point
on the transmitter for 31.0dBmV when loading with six analog video channels of 36MHz of digital loading. If
loading with a fewer number of channels, adjust the test point to the loading chart below. As an example, if loading
with two analog video channels (12MHz digital) then the test point would be set 16.33dBmV. If the node cannot
provide enough gain to do this, the RF input PAD on the transmitter can be changed out for a lower value.
However, the RF input test point will not reflect this change as it is after the test point. So if the node has a 0dB
PAD in it, and the transmitter RF input test point is showing 15dBmV, than the RF input PAD on the transmitter can
be lowered by 1.5dB to reach the 16.33dBmV needed for two channel loading. It should be noted that this PAD
has been changed for future reference.
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