1 sync input, 2 gpi outputs (alarms), 3 gpi inputs – Nevion FRS-3G-DUAL User Manual

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FRS-3G-DUAL

Rev. B


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The backplane for the FRS-3G-DUAL is labeled FRS-3G-DUAL-C1. It is designed to be
fitted in a Flashlink rack unit and to take up a single slot. The table below is an overview of
the connectors and their associated functions.

Function

Label

Connector type

3G/HD/SD-SDI input

IN1

BNC

3G/HD/SD-SDI output 1

OUT1

BNC

3G/HD/SD-SDI output 1 inverted _____

OUT1

BNC

3G/HD/SD-SDI input 2

IN2

BNC

3G/HD/SD-SDI output 2

OUT2

BNC

3G/HD/SD-SDI output 2 inverted _____

OUT2

Black & Burst/ tri-level frequency
reference input

SYNC

BNC

GPI out

GPI/DATA TP45, pin 1, 2, 3 (pin 8 = GND)

GPI in

GPI/DATA TP45, pin 4, 5, 6, 7 (pin 8 = GND)

Table 2: Connector functions

Unused SDI inputs/outputs should be terminated with 75 Ohm.

2.2.1 Sync input

The main module features a slide switch to select between sync taken from the backplane
input (switch position marked “BP”) and a frame-distributed sync (switch position marked
“RACK”). At the time of writing this manual no frame-distributed sync is available, and the
switch should always

be kept in the “BP” position.

The backplane also features a switch on the component side (the side facing into the
frame). This is a switchable termination for the backplane sync input. By setting the slide
switch (marked with a yellow box in Figure 2) to the left position like pictured, the sync input
is terminated to 75 Ohm. Generally, the sync inputs should be terminated if each sync input
is fed from a separate output of a distribution amplifier. On the other hand, if one sync
output is passively split and fed to several modules (via T-connectors), only one of the
modules should terminate the sync, the others should leave it unterminated.

If the module will be used without a sync frequency reference, the positions of these slide
switches do not matter.

2.2.2 GPI outputs (alarms)

The FRS-3G-DUAL hardware module has three GPI output lines. The first one, GPIO 0,
reflects the general status of the card, and thereby acts as an all-purpose alarm. GPIO 1
and GPOI 2 reflect the reclocker lock status of inputs 1 and 2, respectively. See Table 3
below
for pin-out of the GPI lines.

2.2.3 GPI inputs

The FRS-3G-DUAL hardware module has four GPI inputs. No functions have yet been
assigned to these input lines.

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