Nevion SDI-TD-3GMX-5 - Manual (Page 32)

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Block Blk# Commands Example Response Control
misc 0 - STATUS NOT
AVAILABLE BY
SEPARATE
COMMAND,
ONLY FOUND in conf
0 AND info
RESPONSES! prog | fin
' ' | ovr
' ' | err
Misc info
prog if the card is freshly
programmed by the boot loader and
the program is still un-finalized. fin is
the normal condition.
ovr if DIP-switch 16 is set to the ON
position and the card is under DIP-
switch control.
Note 1: The info part of misc has
additional functionality when locate is
used: locating <remaining seconds>.
This enables a visible countdown
clock in Multicon GYDA, but is not a
required part of FLP4.
8.2.2 Normal control blocks for the MUX cards
Block Blk# Commands Example(s) Response Control
lsr 0 on | off
lambda <wavelen>
lpwr <laser_pwr>
type ( c | t | n ) lsr 0 off
lsr 0 lambda 1310
lsr 0 lpwr 0
lsr 0 type c on type C 1310nm
0dBm Laser control (MUX only)
Only on/off is directly available from
Multicon. The other commands does
not affect the laser itself, they just
provide a tool to set information
about the laser fitted to the board.
C=CWDM
D=DWDM
N=None
Note that lpwr is set in cBm, but
reported as dBm.
mtx 0 <input> <output>
mtx 0 0 0
mtx 0 1 0 size 2:1 <in1>
<in2> Operating mode
0: 2xHD(SD) mode
1: 1xHD(SD) + 4xSD mode
pwr 0-5 - <nom>Vnom
<volt>V Power supply monitors
pwr 0 = 15.0V
pwr 1 = 5.0V
pwr 2 = 3.3V
pwr 3 = 2.5V
pwr 4 = 1.8V
pwr 5 = 1.2V
rcl 0-4 - rcl 0 lock | lol Reclockers
No commands available, only used to
report lock status. The MUX board
has one rcl block for each input. The
2-input mux cards only display 2
reclockers.
vmon 0-4 reset vmon 0 reset vmon N cnt
<errors> err
msk <bit_mask> Video monitors (MUX)
The vmon blocks 0-1 consist of an
error counter for each HD input. Each
error counter can be reset with its
reset command. Which errors are to
be counted is set for each error
counter with its msk command. Legal
bits are contained in 0x7FF for the
HD inputs, and 0x7E3 for the SD
inputs, see the chapter on Signal
integrity for explanation on the bit
values. The 2-input cards only
display 2 video monitors.