V-Solution V8616W-16P Instruction Manual

V8616W-16P
High-Power Optical Amplifier
Installation &User Manual
Guangzhou V-Solution Telecommunication Technology CO.,LTD
V8616W-16P Optical Amplifier

1.Description
The V8616W-16P Series Ytterbium and Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifiers (YEDFA) is designed for use
in CATV、FTTX and HFC application. It is optimized for 1550nm wavelength and is packaged in a
2U 19” rack housing. The product offering is flexible enough to perform all the requirements of
CATV、FTTX and HFC applications. The device chooses a high performance PUMP laser and circuit
(include ACC and APC) and optical output power is adjustable and flexible for network link loss
budget. The V8616W series also provide monitors and associated alarms for all vital characteristics.
The status and management of the device can be monitored and managed either from the LCD front
panel &Web or remotely via Ethernet based-SNMP . The device also support multipul optical output by
build-in PLC splitter and FWDM (1310nm\1490nm) optical multiplexer for Triple-play FTTX network
applications.
2.Features
Standard 19 inch 2U Rack YEDFA
32output ports &FWDM optional
Output powers rang from 16*16&16*19&16*22dBm
Output power adjustable -3~0Db
Wide input dynamic range(-5 to +10dBm)
High Isolated input & output(30dB for max)
Web browser management
Automatic Power Control (APC) or Automatic Current Control (ACC)
LCD Panel Status Indicator for local monitor
Remote management via SNMP (Ethernet Interface)
3.Diagram

4.Specifications
Description
Unit
Value
Conditions / Notes
Optical Specifications
Fiber connector
nm
TVinput:1550nm
COM:1550/1490/1310nm
SC/APC
OLT:1310/1490nm SC/UPC
Input Power
dBm
-3~+10 1550nm
recommend 0~+6dBm
Output Power
dBm
16*16,16*19,16*22
@+6dBm Input
Laser Bias current
Pump
16*16dBm
2800mA±200mA
@+6dBm input
Alarm range: Out of
1500mA~3300mA
Laser Bias current
Pump
16*19dBm
3100mA±200mA
@+6dBm input
Alarm range: Out of
2000mA~4600mA
Laser Bias current
Pump
16*22dBm
3600mA±200mA
@6dBm input
Alarm range: Out of
2000mA~4600mA
Output Power
Stability
dB
0.1
@+6dBm Input
Noise Figure
dB
4(max 5.8)
@+6dBm Input
Isolation
(Input/Output)
dB
30
Return Loss
(Input/Output)
dB
55
Polarization
Dependent Gain
dB
max 0.5
Polarization Mode
Dispersion
ps
max 0.5
Electrical Specifications
Communication
Interface
RJ45, RS-232
9600bps
Input voltage
VAC
90-265
-12/-48 V DC(optional)
Consumption
W
15 maximum
Fuse
A
2
Connector
IEC
Male power connector
Environmental Specifications
Operating
Temperature
℃
-5 ~55
Storage Temperature
℃
-25 ~70

Description
Unit
Value
Conditions / Notes
Storage Humidity
RH%
≤95
No Condensation
Mechanical Specifications
Dimension
(LxWxH)
mm
483 422 88
Carton:590 590 200
Weight
kg
Net weight 11.7
gross weight :15
Mounting
19” EIA rack, 2U Rack
5.Installation
1. Unpack
Check the package for obvious damage.
Take out the device from the package.
Check the appearance of the equipment for damage caused by transportation.
If any damage occurs, please informed the shipping company and local agency in written
form.
Keep the package and the insertion for future upgrades or repairs.
Note: When the device returns to the factory, any damage caused by not using the original
packaging will be considered as the responsibility of user.
2. Assembly and Power Connections
1. Place the device in a 19-inch wide rack or equipment cabinet with 1.75-inch
(approximately 4.5 cm) spacing between the upper and lower equipment.
2. According to the design requirements, our company’s maximum power 1550nmEDFA can
work in the temperature range of 0 °C ~ 50 °C. An ambient temperature of 25 °C and
humidity which is no more than 95% (non-condensing conditions) is recommended. If
necessary, the equipment should maintain proper temperature and humidity within these
limits. It is recommended that this equipment be operated in a low dust environment.
3. The device can be powered by AC or regulated DC. When the AC and DC power supplies
are used, the AC power is the main power source.
The power requirements are as follows:
AC input 94-245 VAC, 50-60 Hz
DC input 36-60 VDC, floating
Power consumption up to 50 W
4. The DC input power to the device must be the SELV source specified in CAN/CSA C22.2,
No. 950-95.
5. This device should have good grounding and the grounding resistance should be < 4Ω.
Note: Use a large size (#20 AWG, or larger) wire to connect the chassis ground stud to the
grounded equipment rack before connecting the circuit. When using DC input power, the
chassis must be grounded.
3. Optical Port Connection
1. Clean all optical connectors before connecting the transmitter.
Cleaning steps:

Fiber Patch Cord Connecter
- Remove the fiber connector dust cap and wipe the connector. Use a microscope (100X
or 200X) to check the end of the connector for scratches or debris.
- If there are no scratches or debris, the connector is clean and ready for use. If scratches
or debris are found, repeat the fiber patch cord connector cleaning procedure.
Fiber optic connector on the rear panel of the transmitter
- The connector can be cleaned with compressed air cleaning connecter due to the
protection of plastic sleeve. Compressed air should meet the following requirements:
- Use inert gas to achieve complete dust removal.
- High precision filtration to achieve < 0.2 microns.
- Recommended for use in optical systems.
- Using compressed air that meets the above requirements. Uncover the dust cover of
the plastic sleeve so that the nozzle of the compressed air container is approximately 6 feet
away from the connector. Spray several times against the plastic sleeve so that the
connector should be clean and ready for use.
- If there is no compressed air, the transmitter's fiber optic connector can be cleaned with
a 2.5mm cotton swab, or the connector gasket can be removed to directly clean the fiber
optic connector inside.
- To remove the connector gasket, unscrew the screws on the left and right sides of the
gasket. Do not screw the bolt with plastic sleeve on the gasket.
- Slowly remove the connector pads from the rear panel of the transmitter and then
remove each fiber connector from the plastic sleeve.
- Clean each connector by the method of cleaning the fiber patch cord connector.
2. Verify that the laser button switch on the front panel of the transmitter is in the off position.
3. Use two fiber patch cord, one connected to the output of the transmitter and the high-power
fiber amplifier, and the other connected to the output of the High Power Optical Amplifier and
an optical power meter.
.4 Use an optical power meter to ensure that the transmitter’s output optical power is within
the rated range.
5 Turn on the transmitter's laser button switch and then turn on the High Power Optical
Amplifier electronic switch.
Cautious: Handle the fiber carefully. When removing the fiber connector gasket,
do not operate the fiber beyond the tensile and bending radii defined in the specification.

6.Control Front Panel Display and Alarms
Outline the menu of High Power Optical Amplifier. For the description of all instructions, please
refer to the panel shown below. Through the buttons on the right side of the LCD screen, you can scroll
through all the menus of the large light.
1. Panel Menus and Operations
1. Boot Sequence
A. Plug in the power cord
B. Turn on the rear panel power switch. The first line of the front panel displays “The
Machine Model” and the second line displays “PTAXXXX-XX-XX”.
C. Press the “up” menu switch button to switch the menu to the laser switch status menu.
That is, the first line of the menu displays “Laser Key State” and the second line
displays the position of “OFF”. Press the “Enter” button and then press the “ESC”
button. At this time, the second line on the front panel displays “Set: OFF”. Then press
the “up” key or the “Down” key to set the switch to the open state, “Set: ON”. Finally,
press the “ESC” key to save and exit the setting. Now, the second line of the front
panel displays “ON” to indicate that the switch is on, and the LED corresponding to
OUT changes from red to green.
2 .Launch the Main Menu
Press the “up” button to scroll up the menu and press the “up” button to display the
following main menus in sequence.
Menu #1 - Descriptor
Equipment Model
Menu #2 - S/N
Product Serial Number
Menu #3 -Version: 2.4.1
Program Version Number
Menu #4 -Rated Output Power
Rated Output Power

Menu #5 -Set Output Power
xx.x dBm
Menu# 6 -Laser Key State
Laser Key State
Menu #7 -Pin:
Input Optical Power
Menu# 8- Pout:
Output Optical Power
Menu#9 -LD BIAS
Pump1 Bias Current
Menu#10 -COOL CUR
Pump1 Cooling Current
Menu#11 -LD TEMP
Pump1 Temperature
Menu#12 -LD BIAS
Pump2 Bias Current
Menu# 13 -Power_1 +5V
Power Supply 1 Voltage
Menu# 14 -Power_2 +5V
Power Supply 2 Voltage
Menu# 15 -Temperature in Box
Machine Temperature
Menu#16 -IP ADDR:
IP address
Menu#17 -IP GATEWAY
IP gateway
Menu#18 -IP MASK
Subnet Mask

3 Menu Operation
A. Key Settings
1> Switch the menu to the Laser Key State display page.
2> Press the “Enter” key and then press the “ESC” key, then press the “up” key or the
“Down” key to switch the switch state.
3> Press the “ESC” key to save and exit the settings.
B. IP address Settings
1> Switch the menu to the IP address display page.
2> Press the “Enter” key and then press the “ESC” key to enter the IP setting state. At
this time, the cursor will flash. Press the “Enter” key to adjust the bit segment, press
the “Up” key or the “Down” key to modify the position of the cursor.
3> After setting, press “ESC” to save and exit the setting.
7.Troubleshooting
High power optical software monitors system operation, provides short notes on warnings, and
have the ability to correct most device state deviations. For example: system parameter drift, device
error, laser aging, and temperature change. The PUMP laser will continue to operate when it issues a
warning; the warning can be eliminated by continuous self-test of the equipment or restoration of the
relevant system parameters to the normal range. Some serious alarms can be eliminated by turning the
power off and on again. If the relevant parameters return to the normal range, the alarm will
automatically disappear.
Most of the warnings are triggered when the error correction capability approaches or exceeds its
capability range. In most cases, users cannot correct these statuses. State correction requires specialized
equipment and facilities, and these statuses can only be corrected when returning to the original factory.
7.1 Warning Status
When the PUMP laser is in the warning state, the status LED will turn red and a brief
description of the status will be displayed. Warnings generally do not stop the device, only show
that the relevant parameters are slightly out of range. If the warning state is stopped, it means that
the relevant parameters return to the allowed range and the display and LED will return to their
normal state without user intervention. It should be emphasized that the problem indicated by the
warning should not be ignored, and there may be lurking serious system failures.
Working Status
Status
Display
LED
Color
Description
Low Current
Laser Bias
Key off
Red
The machine is not
working, it is in the off
state
Chassis
Temperature
-
Red
Above 55°C Alarm
Input
Input Low
Red
Low Optical Power

Output
Output
Output Low
Red
Low Optical Power
Output
Figure 5-1 Warning Message
7.2 Alarm Status
When the PUMP laser alarms, it usually stops working. The alarm may occur while a related
parameter is outside its safe working range, or a situation has caused damage to the laser. Some
alarms can generally be eliminated after several power switch operations. For alarms that users
cannot exclude themselves, please contact our company immediately.
7.3Failure prevention
Users can prevent many potential problems by paying attention to the following information:
1. Place the PUMP laser in an operating range where the ambient temperature is between 0 °C
and 50 °C and other conditions meet the requirements. It is recommended to place the Optical
Amplifier in a low dust environment.
2. Ensure that the rear panel fan and front panel socket holes are clear, and the rear panel fan is
running.
3. Check that the voltage of power supply is within the specified standard and that all
connections are correct.
4. Keep the fiber connector clean and reliable, and prevent light leakage from causing a
decline in the output optical power.

8.Warning
The laser light source on this class 3B laser product emits invisible laser radiation.
Direct viewing the optical signal input interface within a short distance may pose an eye hazard.
Please do not clean the optical signal input interface during lighting.
Reliable grounding and should be protected by static ESD during operation.
Connect the optical fibers of all ports before power on.
The optical connector cannot be plugged or unplugged while the machine is working.
The machine cannot move or shake while working.
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