P r o d u c t D e s c r i p t i o n
Product Description
Introduction
The Vipersat CDD-56X Satellite Network Demodulator Router is ideal for
operators wishing to supply mesh connectivity between sites, while keeping
network infrastructure costs down. The CDD-564 and CDD-564L provide four
separate demodulators (the CDD-562L provides two) and an integrated router in
a compact, cost-effective 1RU package.
The CDD-56X simplifies Hub site installations by reducing rack space and cost
with 2/4 independent demodulators in a single chassis. A bank of CDD-56X
demodulators is ideal for a star network consisting of a single outbound carrier
at the Hub with multiple carriers returned from the remote sites.
The CDD-56X can be used at Hub sites where multiple burst controllers are
needed. Demodulator roles are defined via software, configurable either as a
burst controller in STDMA (Selective Time Division Multiple Access) mode, or
as dedicated SCPC (Single Channel per Carrier) inbounds from remote termi-
nals.
At Remote sites, the CDD-56X supports mesh connectivity between multiple
sites. Operating in mesh topology with links directly between sites eliminates
double-hops through the Hub, conserving bandwidth and reducing latency.
Demodulator Features
• 50–90 MHz or 100–180 MHz IF Range, each Demodulator (CDD-564)
• QPSK, 8-PSK, and 16-QAM Operation
• Data Rate Range from 16 kbps up to 9.98 Mbps, depending on modulation
• Turbo Product Coding (TPC) FEC
• Fast Acquisition Demodulator
• Simultaneous STDMA (burst) and dSCPC modes (configurable on a per
• LNB Support: 10 MHz Reference and LNB Power
• N:M Hub Modem Redundancy Schemes
Router Features
• Fully Integrated Network Management using Vipersat Management
1-4
950–1950 MHz IF Range, each Demodulator (CDD-562L/564L)
and FEC used (with FAST feature upgrade)
demodulator basis)
System (VMS)
V i p e r s a t C D D - 5 6 X S e r i e s U s e r G u i d e
MN/22137, rev 1
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