SAFETY WARNINGS LASER RADIATION The OTEA-CO-Bxx-x1x optical amplifier emits invisible laser radiation that can cause permanent eye damage. AVOID DIRECT EXPO- SURE TO BEAM. Operate the transmitter only with the proper optical fiber installed in the optical connector. The “Pump” switch on the front of the OTEA should be turned to the off position whenever the optical connector cover is opened and there is no installed fiber (as when the fiber connector is being installed or removed from the transmitter connector).
INTRODUCTION The Olson Technology, Inc. Model OTEA-CO-Bxx-x1x One-, Two- or Four-Output 1550nm Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier is a 1RU rack mount EDFA package containing up to four (4) identical 16dBm optical outputs. It is engineered to meet the requirements for a high-density solution for the large-scale distribution of broadband CATV video (and/or wideband L-Band video) &...
INSTILLATION 1. Connections: Begin by being sure that the EDFA’s power switch and pump key are both in the off position. Connect the supplied EIA power cable from the rear of the unit to a 110/220VAC @ 50/60Hz outlet. Connect the fiber optic patch cords to the optical input and output of the EDFA. 2.
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4. LCD Display: The LCD screen on the front panel is to show detailed information of the EDFA. Press the blue key to cycle through these parameters. Content display: It displays the model number Input Power Output Power Pump 1 Temperature Pump 2 Temperature Pump 1 Bias Current Pump 1 Limit Current...
TROUBLESHOOTING When the EDFA is functioning correctly, the first five LED’s on the front panel should all show green, and the last two will not be lit. If any of the LED’s turn red, it indicates that system has gone into alarm. In this case, be consult the following: 1: Be sure the Pump Key is in the ON position.