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Luxlink IRGM-8004 User manual

WARRANTY
All fiber optic transmission systems, products and accessories
manufactured by Liteway, Inc. and its subsidiaries are fully tested
prior to shipment and are warranted against defective materials
and workmanship for a period of five full years from the date of the
original shipment. Should a problem occur, a Return Material
Authorization Number (RMA) must be obtained from Liteway Inc.
at (516) 931-2800 and the item returned to Liteway, Inc. 166
Haverford Road, Hicksville, NY 11801, USA, prepaid. Liteway Inc.
will then, at its option repair or replace the defective item.
Liteway, Inc. maximum liability under this warranty is limited to the
cost of the defective item only. No contingent liabilities of any kind
are either assumed or implied.
Any items returned to Liteway, Inc. that have been misused,
abused, damaged, modified, connected or adjusted in any way
contrary to the instructions furnished by Liteway, Inc. or repaired
by unauthorized personnel will not be covered by this warranty.
Any non-warranty repairs required will be quoted at the current
rate for such services.
Important Notices
CAUTION ! AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM.
All -7,-8, and -9 Models use laser diodes. These solid-state laser
diodes are located in the optical ports of these units. Laser diodes
produce invisible radiation that may be harmful to human eyes.
Never look directly into the optical port of any fiber optic unit
designed to operate with single-mode optical fiber.
NOT FOR LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS
Liteway, Inc. does not authorize or warrant any of its products or
accessories for use in critical life support systems or applications
of any kind.
© Copyright 2017 Liteway, Inc. 107326 Rev L
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
IRIG or PPS Signal DCLS (TTL)
Distribution Amplifier
Model IRGM-8004
The IRGM-8004 is a distribution amplifier that accepts a modulated
electrical Digital (DCLS) IRIG A through E or PPS input signals and
produces four individual electrical output signals for distribution over
four separate coaxial cables to other IRIG receivers.
Technical Specifications
Data Rate 1 pps to 10,000 pps (DC to 20 Mb/s)
Input Impedance 1.5K ohms
Output Impedance 50 ohms
In/Out Signal Level 0/5 volts typical TTL
Output Drive Current 40 mA maximum per channel
Bit Error Rate 10E9 minimum
Leading Edge Rise Time 20 nsec maximum
Signal Connectors BNC
Number of Outputs 4 channels
Propagation Delay 10 ns typical
Offset between outputs < 5 ns
MTBF >100,000 Hours (MIL-HDBK-217)
Temperature Range -35º to +75ºC
Power Requirements 11-24 VAC/DC @ 275 mA
Physical Size (mm) 5.0”(127)L x 3.0”(76)D x 1.0” (25.4)W
All specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
!
Installation Instructions
The diagram below shows the typical installation IRIG system that
uses the IRGM-8004 for IRIG or PPS distribution.
The IRGM-8004 provides four electrical outputs. Multiple IRGM-8004
units may be “daisy-chained” when more than 4 output channels are
required.
Power Terminal Block Connections
Pin Function
1 Alarm output for use with optional Alarm Sensing Unit
ALM-1000. No other connections should be made to this
terminal
2 +11 to 24 DC or AC Volts input
3 AC or DC return (Common to Housing)
Be certain to check all connections, settings and voltages before
applying power
107326 Rev L
Indicator Lights
Indicator Lights when
Pwr Proper power is present.
Alrm The loss of signal alarm is activated and there is
no IRIG or PPS signals present to transmit.
Sig A data signal is being received.
Note that for very low data rates such as the 1 PPS signal the Sig
LED lamp may blink at the data rate. This will not affect any of the
output signals at all.
Front Panel DIP Switch
Dip switch #1 is used to turn the alarm function ON and OFF.
Dip switch #2 is used to set the input coupling to AC or DC.
For very low data rates it is important to use the DC coupled position
of the DIP switch.
For signals riding on a DC level the AC coupled position will eliminate
the DC level portion of the signal but may not operate properly at very
low data rates.

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