Mini node. Features. Basic safety precautions ORA

ORA 300-85 24710121 Mini node Features ■ Low cost fibre FTTB mini node ■ To distribute CATV frequency multiplexed signals ■ Internal LED display fo...
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ORA

300-85

24710121

Mini node Features ■ Low cost fibre FTTB mini node ■ To distribute CATV frequency multiplexed signals ■ Internal LED display for correct optical input level ■ Optical plug connector: SC/APC ■ Constant light balance control (AGC) ■ Downstream level adjustable via JXP plug-in: 98 ... 113 dBµV (in 1 dB steps) ■ Pre-emphasis adjustable via JXP plug-in: 0 dB ... 10 dB (in 1 dB steps) ■ Return path input signal adjustable: 75 ... 105 dBµV (in 1 dB steps) ■ Integrated diplex filter 85/105 MHz ■ Integrated high pass filter (ingress filter), 15 MHz ■ Plug-in optical return path transmitter ■

Basic safety precautions • Installation must be carried out only by authorised specialist staff in compliance with the laws and regulations of the respective country. • Always disconnect the power plug during installation. • The mini nodes described are exclusively for installation of HFC networks up to 1006 MHz. • Any other use or failure to comply with these instructions will invalidate the warranty. • The mini nodes may only be installed in dry indoor areas. Do not install on or against highly combustible materials. • The mini nodes must be provided with an equipotential bonding wire (Cu, at least 4 mm2). • The safety regulations set out in the current EN 60728-11 and EN 60065 standards must be complied with. • Before assembly, the equipment must be checked for damage. If the equipment is defective, it is impermissible for it to be taken into service. Should there be any damage or any other defect, the equipment must not be installed. • Unauthorised opening and modifications of the equipment will invalidate the warranty and claims. • The electrical installation must be performed according to VDE 0100 or to the laws and regulations of the respective country. • The mini node supply voltage is 230 V AC and is a serious danger to life in the event of direct physical contact! • The only reliable method of disconnecting mini nodes from the mains is to unplug them. • Do not touch live parts. • The power plug must be easily operable as the means of cutting power to the mini nodes, meaning the wall outlet must be close to the mini nodes and easily accessible. • The power must be switched off when installing or removing the mini nodes. • The mini nodes must not be operated without the standard fitted power supply unit guard cover. The cover must be closed. • No liquid filled items may be placed on top of the mini-nodes. • The mini nodes must not be exposed to dripping or splashing water. • The permissible ambient temperature is –5 to +50 °C Never look directly into the laser beam, or use optical instruments to do so! So as to prevent an uncontrolled release of the laser beam, fit the dust caps provided over the optical connections immediately after the connection has been separated. Looking at the tip of a connector when the equipment is switched on risks serious injury to the eyes. Therefore, before any work of this kind, always switch off the equipment. Use a light meter to check that the fibre optic cable is not carrying a laser beam. Comply with all safety instructions!

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Set up Upstream (US):

Downstream (DS)

Operating mode

Output level:

• CW mode: Laser is switched on permanently

The output level of the mini node is kept constant via light power control and can be set by using a JXP plug-in in 1 dB steps from 98 dBµV to 113 dBµV. If there is no JXP plug-in inserted the attenuation is automatically switched to 5 dB.

US attenuator • 0 – 20 dB as JXP plug-in and 10 dB bridge.

Sloping position:

Test socket operation: The test socket can be used to determine the correct input loss to be set for an optical modulation index of 12 % depending on the external loss between the modem and the mini node. The input loss can be adjusted by using a JXP plug-in and the 10 dB bridge in the upstream path.

The sloping position of the output level of the mini node can be varied with a JXP plug-in in 1 dB step between 0 and 10 dB. If there is no JXP plug-in inserted the slope is automatically switched to 5 dB.

The setting options are, as shown in the illustration example, also printed on the cover plate.

Block diagram

SC/APC

O

E1

A1

OPTICAL RECEIVER AGC

JXP

JXP

E AUTOLINK

AUTOLINK

5dB

5dB

A2 JXP

TP -20dB SC/APC

O

E

DPF

HPF

15MHz

RETURN PATH TRANSMITTER REVERSE

AUTOLINK

10dB TP -20dB

5dB EBC

Outside TP

PORT2

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PORT1

Installation Transmitter OSR 303-Cxx To install the transmitter OSR 303-Cxx please plug the module into the designated port. The fibre cable layout should be as per the picture. The status LED on the transmitter shows 3 states: – Green = OK – Red = failure – Yellow = aging (please replace)

Output plug-in slot When closing the cover take care that the fibre optic cable is not trapped and thereby damaged!

The ORA 300-85 supports up to two output ports via splitter/tap The fibre cable layout should be as per the picture. Plug-ins: – EBC 90-1G2 BN 24510214 – EAC 93-1G2 BN 24510216 – EAC 94-1G2 BN 24510220

JXP slots for attenuation and slope plug-ins

Output plug-in slot

Transmitter OSR 303-Cxx plug-in slot

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78,5 78.5

218 180

Hexagon socket-head screw AF = 5 mm Tightening torque MA = 5 – 6 Nm

Potential equalisation: Clamping range: 4 – 6 mm2 Screw with Z2 cross-head and 1.2 slot

Distances from adjacent surfaces: a) ≥ 150 mm b) ≥ 50 mm

190 190

142 142

a)

b)

b)

a)

200 200

Current carrying unit! Always disconnect the power plug and switch off the remote feed prior to installation. Safety regulations to EN 60728-11, EN 60065 and EN 60950 must be complied with. Mount the amplifier vertically with the cable input facing down. Ensure sufficient air circulation around all sides. Install correctly in accordance with EN 60728-11. The connected network must be earthed in accordance with regulations, even if the amplifier has been removed. Only qualified personnel are permitted to perform servicing work. – The specified torques must be adhered to for compliance with the electrical and mechanical data. – Wall attachment to be performed using dowel screws with a thread diameter of 5 – 6 mm If the cable inner conductor diameter is greater than 1.2 mm, or in case of burr, the device sockets may be damaged beyond repair.

Max. projection 2 mm Tightening torque 3.5 Nm max. (overwinding risk)

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Diameter 0.6 – 1.2 mm burr free

Technical Specification Type

ORA 300-85

Part no.

24710121

Forwards path [MHz]

105 – 1006

[nm]

1261 ... 1611

Photodiode sensitivity

[A/W]

0.9

Optical input level band

[dBm]

−6 ... +1

Optical modulation index

[%]

4.4

Frequency range Optical wavelength

Number of outputs

2 [dBµV]

110 ±1.5

Frequency response

[dB]

±0.75

Pre-emphasis adjustable

Output level @ 1 GHz at 4.4 % OMI, adjustable, one output

[dB]

0 ... 10

Output level for CSO 60 dB to CENELEC 41 Pin = 0 dBm

[dBµV]

113

Output level for CTB 60 dB to CENELEC 41 Pin = 0 dBm

[dBµV]

113

Impedance

[Ω]

75

Return loss (fstart = 105 MHz)

[dB]

≥18 –1.5/Oct.

[dB]

20

[MHz]

5 – 85

[nm]

1270 ... 1610 (CWDM C01 ... C18)

Optical output power

[dBm]

+3

Input level for OMI 12 %, IS-switch = 0 dB, no plug in

[dBµV]

75

Input level range

[dBµV]

65 – 105

Frequency response

[dB]

±1

Impedance

[Ω]

75

Return loss (10 – 65 MHz)

[dB]

20

Loss test socket (external)

[dB]

0

[V AC]

180 ... 253

Loss test socket (internal) Return path Frequency range

Return path laser Optical wavelength

DFB

Power Supply Input voltage range Rated power

[W]

17

Mains input frequency

[Hz]

50 – 60

[°C]

−5 ... +50

Temperature range Ambient temperature General RF output Dimensions (W x H x D) Weight

F socket [mm]

218 x 80 x 150

[kg]

1.4

Casing material

Zinc-cast aluminium

Protection class (EN 60529)

IP 43

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Standards applied EN 50083-2

Cable distribution systems for radio and TV broadcast signals part 2: Electromagnetic compatibility of equipment

EN 60529

Protection classes through the casing

EN 60728-11

Cable networks for TV signals, radio signals and interactive services; part 11: Safety requirements

EN 60825

Safety of laser devices

EN 60065

Audio, video and similar electronic devices / safety

Electronic equipment is not household waste - in accordance with directive 2002/96/EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND THE COUNCIL of 27th January 2003 on used electrical and electronic equipment, it must be disposed of properly.

All data shown are typical values.

At the end of its service life, take this receiver to a designated public collection point for disposal.

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936.5075/-/VMPT/1015/GB - Technical data subject to change.

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