Olson Technology MUSCLE-1000C User Manual

OTOT-1000C & OTOT-1000E
WIDE-BAND LOW-COST OPTICAL TRANSMITTERS
1,000MHz BANDWIDTH
OPTICAL OUTPUT POWER FROM
+3dBm (OTOT-1000C-3) to +15dBm (OTOT-1000C-15)
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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08/17/10
SAFETY WARNINGS
LASER RADIATION
The OTOT-1000C laser transmitter emits invisible radiation that can cause permanent eye damage. . Operate the transmitter only with the proper optical fiber installed in the transmitter optical connector. The OTOT­1000C should be turned-off or disconnected whenever the optical connector cover is opened and there is no installed fiber (as when the fiber connector is being installed or removed from thetransmitterconnector).
NEVER
LASER TRANSMITTER. “OPTICAL INSTRUMENT” INCLUDES MAGNIFYING GLASSES, ETC.
NEVER
NEVER
TRANSMITTER.
NEVER
DISTANT END OF A FIBER THAT MAY BE CONNECTED DIRECTLY OR VIAAN OPTICAL SPLIT, TO A TRANSMITTER THAT MAY BE OPERATING. THIS SPECIFICALLY APPLIES TO FIBERS THAT ARE TO BE CONNECTED TO RECEIVERS (SUCH AS THE OTPN-400C or OTPN-2000C) OR OTHER DEVICESATANY DISTANCEFROMTHELASER TRANSMITTER.
HIGH VOLTAGE
There is exposed high voltage inside this unit. Only factory service technicians should open the unitwithpowerapplied.
FIRE HAZARD
connector.Thisfuseisa250V,0.5A,5x20mm,slowblowfuse.Toavoidariskof fire, this fuse should bereplaced onlywith an identicallyrated fuse.
SHOCK HAZARD
to moisture mustbe avoided.
AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM
USE ANY OPTICAL INSTRUMENT TO VIEW THE OUTPUT OF THE
LOOK INTO THE OUTPUT OF THE LASER TRANSMITTER
LOOK INTO THE OUTPUT OF A FIBER CONNECTED TO A LASER
LOOK INTO OR USE ANY OPTICAL INSTRUMENT TO VIEW THE
- The inside of the OTOT-1000C contains no user serviceable parts.
- The AC line input fuse is contained in the IEC 320 power input
- TheOTOT-1000C isdesigned for indooruse only. Direct exposure
INTRODUCTION
The Olson Technology OTOT-1000C is a high performance indoor wideband laser transmitter with an RF passband of 48 to 1,000MHz. The OTOT-1000C also offers enhanced CATV performance. These transmitters are intended forindoor applications. They combine the transmitter and universal AC power supply in one compact housing that hasa footprint of 6.5" x5.5" x 1.4”. The optical output powerand bandwidth of each transmitter is asfollows:
OTOT-1000C-3 +3dBm (2mW) OpticalOutput Power OTOT-1000C-6 +6dBm OTOT-1000C-8 +8dBm OTOT-1000C-9 +9dBm OTOT-1000C-10 +10dBm OTOT-1000C-12 +12dBm OTOT-1000C-13 +13dBm OTOT-1000C-14 +14dBm OTOT-1000C-15 +15dBm
(4mW) Optical OutputPower (6mW) Optical OutputPower (8mW) Optical OutputPower
(10mW) Optical OutputPower (16mW) Optical OutputPower (20mW) Optical OutputPower (25mW) Optical OutputPower
(31mW) Optical OutputPower The transmitter has an internal universal power supply that operates from 90 to 240V at 50 or60 Hzand consumes about10 Watts. The OTOT-1000C is an ideal forward signal source for the OTPN-2000C High Sensitivity Indoor Node and will allow for an optical path loss of 21dB or more. Test points are provided for laser output power and current to allow for historical review of operating parameters. An RF test point is provided to allow proper setup and for historical review. Positive cooling is provided by means of a small, high-MTBF fan, which may be replaced in the field without interrupting the operation of the unit. The OTOT-1000C has flanges on the bottom to allow mounting it to a flat surface. The available OTLL-RMKIT-1 will allow mountingup tothree of these units in a standard19" rack.
INSTALLATION/ ENVIRONMENTALCONSIDERATIONS
The OTOT-1000C transmitters are specified to operate from -10°C to +55°C. They usually do not require an air-conditioned environment. They should be mounted in an adequately ventilated area. Like all electronic equipment, it will generally have a
longer life span if it isnot operatedat the upper limit ofthe temperaturerange. Installation in wet areas or areas of extremely high humidity should be avoided. Extremely dirty or dusty
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