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Fiber-Span
Installation Guide and User Manual
AC3101-BTR-4
Fiber Optic Transmission System
1U, 19” Subrack Enclosure
AC3101-BTR-RM
Fiber Optic Transmission System
NEMA Type 4X Enclosure
Fiber-Span
One Possumtown Road
Piscataway, NJ 08854
732.564.9000
732.564.1990 Fax
www.fiber-span.com
A1471 User Manual
Introduction
This high performance Analog RF Fiber Optic Transmission System converts RF
signals into intensity modulated light to be carried through standard single mode
optical fiber to the Optical Receiver. The Receiver converts the modulated light
back to the original RF signal. Fiber-Span uses high performance optical
components to ensure maximum dynamic range.
Warnings
Warning: Invisible radiation exits from areas labeled “Aperture”
A US standard 120V AC 60 Hz to 12VDC power supply powers the units. Use
precautions to prevent electrical shock hazards. Always terminate the RF
connections before applying power to the unit.
Product overview
The optical transmission system is comprised of one AC3101-BTR-4 base subrack
with four AC300T and four AC300R modules internally installed and front panel
LED power indicator, and four AC3101-BTR-RM remote Nema Type 4X
enclosures. Each AC3101-BTR-RM contains one AC106 fiber optic transceiver,
one FS-LNA1 low noise amplifier, one FS-PA1 power amplifier, one band pass
filter, one low pass filter, and one removable 3dB RF attenuator. In addition, both
the subrack and remote units are supplied with an external power supply and
locking cable, which is interchangeable between units of all types.
Installation
This transmission system is designed to be setup by professional
communications systems installers. System installers should be from, a
public utility, Nuclear Power Plant, or other qualified personnel.
The AC3101-BTR-4 subrack is compatible with a standard 19” 1U rack, and
mounts on the rack system using standard hardware and practices. AC3101-BTRRM remote units should be mounted securely using the four enclosure mounting
holes provided. AC3101-BTR-RM units should be mounted flat against a wall or
column with the long dimension perpendicular to the floor, hinge on the left,
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enclosure latch on right, and vent at top. Provide adequate airflow to the lower right
and top vents. Connect RF and Optical cables before powering up the modules.
Connect fiber optic and RF cables as shown below:
Facility 1
Facility 2
Remote 1
Remote 3
C6-4a
A2-4a
Opt in
Remote 4
C6-4a
A2-4a
C6-8a
A2-7b
Opt out
Opt in
Remote 2
Opt out
C6-8a
A2-7b
Opt out
Opt in
Opt in
Opt out
CLA-3
Antenna
(Red) Typical
CLA-1
Antenna
(Blue) Typical
Fiber Optic Cables
Example of Channel
Assignments:
A2-4a = A2 Band, Group 4a
RF Cables
A2-4a
BTR-700
C6-4a
BTR-700
A2-7b
BTR-700
C6-8a
BTR-700
System Connection Diagram
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Setup
Program BTR-700 Radios and Beltpacks to frequency groups as
indicated in System Connection Diagram. See appendix for BTR frequency charts
for reference. Set the transmitter RF output power for 100 mW. Be sure to
terminate the transmitter RF output before power up.
To install fiber optic cable to subrack, remove dust covers, clean optical
connector, align FC/APC connector key and hand tighten. Do not overtighten.
To install fiber optic cable to remote units, see attached fiber installation guide.
This guide is also provided on the inside lid label of remote units. Clean optical
connectors prior to installation.
To power up subrack and remote units, unsnap dust cover from power supply
receptacle and insert the provided power supply plug into the receptacle on the
unit. Align plug key, and push plug into receptacle. Tighten the locking ring on plug.
Power supplies are interchangeable between all units.
To remove optional 3dB attenuator from remote unit, refer to attached remote
unit diagram, or remote unit lid diagram. Remove power from remote unit. With
3/16” open end crescent wrench, loosen both ends of 3 dB attenuator from
attached RF cable and power amplifier. Remove attenuator, and directly re-connect
RF cable to power amplifier.
Installation Verification
Remote Transceivers To verify correct installation: LED’s L,M,N,O,and P should
all be green when the system is in normal operation. See Remote Transceiver
diagram for LED functions. This system has been designed to provide 20 mW of
RF power at each remote when the BTR-700 set to 100 mW. RF output power can
be increased 3dB by removing the optional 3dB attenuator. See Remote
Transceiver diagram for the location. Power must be removed from the unit before
this option is exercised.
Keep transmit and receive antennas separated 3 feet minimum. One antenna
extension kit is provided for each Remote Transceiver. DO NOT INSTALL
HARDWARE (ANTENNA OR POWER AMPLIFIER) TO BOOST RF OUTPUT
POWER. THIS MAY VIOLATE FCC RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Base Station Transceiver
To verify correct installation: Verify system is
connected as shown in System Connection Diagram before power up. On the front
panel a Green LED will indicate that power is present in normal operation.
Maintenance
Precaution: All units should be handled observing ESD precautions to prevent
electro-static damages. Disconnect power prior to opening remote units.
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FC/APC and RF connections should be cleaned using optics grade Isopropyl
alcohol prior to coupling.
CAUTION: Do not over-tighten connections. Connections should be handtightened plus 1/4 turn.
Company Information
Fiber-Span designs and manufactures fiber optic modules used in the transmission
and distribution of RF and wireless signals. Fiber-Span’ s fiber optic transmitters,
receivers and transceivers are widely used in wireless and RF systems worldwide
by wireless systems OEM’s, systems integrators and military systems designers to
capitalize on the inherent advantages of fiber. Fiber has extremely low RF
attenuation (< 1dB/km), very high bandwidth, immunity to EMI, no signal egress,
flat broadband delay characteristics plus a cable design that is light weight and
small size.
Fiber-Span
One Possumtown Road
Piscataway, NJ 08854
732.564.9000
732.564.1990 FAX
Internet
http://www.fiber-span.com
techinfo@fiber-span.com
Attached Drawings / Documents:
Remote Unit Component Diagram
Remote Unit Fiber Installation Guide
700-800_frequency_Plan
BTR-TR-700-800_Freq_Info
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Fiber-Span LLC
www.fiber-span.com
AC3101-BTR-RM
Fiber Optic Remote
Transceiver
Lid and cabling not shown for
clarity.
Remove power at “A” before
servicing.
A. Power Connection: +12V
B. Optical In
C. Optical Out
D. Transmit TNC RF Out
E. Receive TNC RF In
F. Vents
G. Fiber Optic Transceiver
H. Low Noise Amplifier (LNA)
I. Power Amplifier (PA)
J. Band Pass Filter (BPF)
K. Low Pass Filter (LPF)
L. Laser Overcurrent Alarm LED
On: No Alarm
Off: Laser Overcurrent Alarm
M. Transceiver DC Power LED
On: DC Power On
Off: DC Power Off
N. Received Optical Power LED
On: No Alarm
Off: Low Optical Input Power
O. Amplifier DC Power LEDs
On: DC Power On
Off: DC Power Off
P. Amplifier Failure Status LEDs
On: No Alarm
Off: Amplifier Failure
P O
H: top
I: Bottom
Fiber Installation Guide:
a) Unscrew large nut from bulkhead strain relief body.
b) Remove pressure washer and stopper from
bulkhead.
c) Do not remove bulkhead strain relief body from
enclosure.
d) Pass FC connector through nut and pressure washer.
e) Pull open slit in stopper, and pass fiber jacket to
center of stopper. Use care to prevent damage to fiber.
f) Seat stopper into bulkhead.
g) Adjust fiber to desired length inside enclosure by
carefully pulling fiber cable through stopper. Allow slight
fiber slack in enclosure.
h) Insert pressure washer into nut.
i) Tighten nut onto bulkhead body until fiber cable
cannot move.
j) To prevent damage to fiber cable, do not over tighten
nut. Snug finger tight is sufficient to hold cable in place.
Fiber Installation Guide
8
Enclosure Wall
Bulkhead Strain
Relief Body
FC Connector
Stopper
Pressure Washer
Nut
Fiber Cable
Jacket
Stopper Slit
Notes:
a) Unscrew large nut from bulkhead strain relief body.
b) Remove pressure washer and stopper from bulkhead.
c) Do not remove bulkhead strain relief body from enclosure.
d) Pass FC connector through nut and pressure washer.
e) Pull open slit in stopper, and pass fiber jacket to center of stopper.
Use care to prevent damage to fiber.
f) Seat stopper into bulkhead.
g) Adjust fiber to desired length inside enclosure by carefully
pulling fiber cable through stopper. Allow slight fiber slack
in enclosure.
h) Insert pressure washer into nut.
A i) Tighten nut onto bulkhead body until fiber cable cannot move.
j) To prevent damage to fiber cable, do not overtighten nut. Snug
finger tight is sufficient to hold cable in place.
Units are inches unless
otherwise noted.
Tolerances as shown
unless noted:
Tol. Linear: X.XXX 0.005
Tol. Angle: 1
Material:
Date Created: 27-Mar-03
Drawn by: J. McSpiritt
Sheet 1 of 1
Fiber-Span, LLC
Third
Angle
1 Possumtown Road
Projection Piscataway, NJ 08854
Procedure, Assembling FC Fiber
Connectors Through Bulkhead
Strain Relief Type 5540-6003
Size CAGE
A 0Z4Y2
Dwg No.
Rev
7010-0027 1
BTR-700 A2.xls
BTR-700 A2 9/13/2002
A2 Band
BTR 700 CHANNEL MAP
Rev 1
8/1/2001
22
Base Tx
23
518
524
530
638
638
644
41
Bp Tx
24
524
536
42
632
Groups 25 - 36 are user-programmable and are blank initially.
530
43
The BTR-700 band plan is the same as the BTR-800 except
644
650
BTR-800 transmitter 1 (Ch A) frequencies not used.
Pair Groups = 24 (12a + 12b)
Group
1a
1b
2a
2b
3a
3b
4a
4b
5a
5b
6a
6b
7a
7b
8a
8b
9a
Tx
22
22
23
23
24
24
22
22
23
23
24
24
22
22
23
23
24
24
522.3
521.5
528.3
527.5
534.3
533.5
522.6
520.7
528.6
527.7
534.6
533.7
523.3
520.6
529.4
526.4
534.6
533.7
632.2
632.2
632.2
632.2
632.2
632.2
632.5
632.5
632.5
632.5
632.5
632.5
638.5
638.5
638.5
638.5
638.5
638.5
632.7
632.7
632.7
632.7
632.7
632.7
632.8
632.8
632.8
632.8
632.8
632.8
638.8
638.8
638.8
638.8
638.8
638.8
634.5
634.5
634.5
634.5
634.5
634.5
633.3
633.3
633.3
633.3
633.3
633.3
640.7
640.7
639.9
639.9
639.3
639.3
637
637
637
637
637
637
635.6
635.6
635.6
635.6
635.6
635.6
642
642
642
642
641.6
641.6
640
640
640
640
640
640
637.6
637.6
637.6
637.6
637.6
637.6
644.3
644.3
644
644
643.6
643.6
643.5
643.5
643.5
643.5
643.5
643.5
640.1
640.1
640.1
640.1
640.1
640.1
646.3
646.3
646.5
646.5
646.1
646.1
644.7
644.7
644.7
644.7
644.7
644.7
641.3
641.3
641.3
641.3
641.3
641.3
648
648
648.8
648.8
647.3
647.3
648.4
648.4
648.4
648.4
648.4
648.4
642.8
642.8
642.8
642.8
642.8
642.8
648.8
648.8
649.6
649.6
648.8
648.8
10
Group
10a
10b
11a
11b
12a
12b
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Tx
22
22
23
23
24
24
22
23
24
22
23
24
22
23
24
22
23
24
522
522.7
528
528.7
534
534.7
521.5
527.1
533.7
522.6
528.6
534.6
522.6
528.6
534.6
522.6
528.6
534.6
41,42,43
41,42,43
41,42,43
41
41
41
42
42
42
43
43
43
632.1
632.1
632.1
632.1
632.1
632.1
632.1
632.2
632.3
632.2
632.2
632.2
638.2
638.2
638.2
644.2
644.2
644.2
632.4
632.4
632.4
632.4
632.4
632.4
632.5
632.7
632.7
632.7
632.7
632.7
638.7
638.7
638.7
644.7
644.7
644.7
632.9
632.9
632.9
632.9
632.9
632.9
634.4
636.3
635
633.4
633.4
633.4
639.4
639.4
639.4
645.4
645.4
645.4
635.2
635.2
635.2
635.2
635.2
635.2
637.8
637.5
637.5
636.1
636.1
636.1
642.1
642.1
642.1
648.1
648.1
648.1
636.9
636.9
636.9
636.9
636.9
636.9
641.5
641.2
643
637.8
637.8
637.8
637.8
637.8
637.8
642.9
644.1
644.7
644.5
644.5
644.5
644.5
644.5
644.5
645.9
646.6
647.7
647.5
647.5
647.5
647.5
647.5
647.5
647.1
649.6
649.6
10
Rx
41,42,43
41,42,43
41,42,43
41,42
41,42
41,42
42,43
42,43
9b
42,43
Single Groups = 12
Rx
41,43
41,43
41,43
BTR-700 B4.xls
BTR-700 B4 9/13/2002
B4 Band
BTR 700 CHANNEL MAP
Rev 1
7/23/2002
25
Base Tx
26
536
542
542
674
554
674
680
680
686
48
668
Groups 25 - 36 are user programmable and are blank initially.
548
47
Bp Tx
27
548
49
The BTR-700 band plan is the same as the BTR-800 except
BTR-800 transmitter 1 (Ch A) frequencies not used.
Pair Groups = 24 (12a + 12b)
Group
1a
1b
2a
2b
3a
3b
4a
4b
5a
5b
6a
6b
7a
7b
8a
8b
9a
Tx
25
25
26
26
27
27
25
25
26
26
27
27
25
25
26
26
27
27
540.3
539.5
546.3
545.5
552.3
551.5
540.6
538.7
546.6
545.7
552.6
551.7
541.3
538.6
547.4
544.4
552.6
551.7
668.2
668.2
668.2
668.2
668.2
668.2
668.5
668.5
668.5
668.5
668.5
668.5
674.5
674.5
674.5
674.5
674.5
674.5
668.7
668.7
668.7
668.7
668.7
668.7
668.8
668.8
668.8
668.8
668.8
668.8
674.8
674.8
674.8
674.8
674.8
674.8
670.5
670.5
670.5
670.5
670.5
670.5
669.3
669.3
669.3
669.3
669.3
669.3
676.7
676.7
675.9
675.9
675.3
675.3
673
673
673
673
673
673
671.6
671.6
671.6
671.6
671.6
671.6
678
678
678
678
677.6
677.6
676
676
676
676
676
676
673.6
673.6
673.6
673.6
673.6
673.6
680.3
680.3
680
680
679.6
679.6
679.5
679.5
679.5
679.5
679.5
679.5
676.1
676.1
676.1
676.1
676.1
676.1
682.3
682.3
682.5
682.5
682.1
682.1
680.7
680.7
680.7
680.7
680.7
680.7
677.3
677.3
677.3
677.3
677.3
677.3
684
684
684.8
684.8
683.3
683.3
684.4
684.4
684.4
684.4
684.4
684.4
678.8
678.8
678.8
678.8
678.8
678.8
684.8
684.8
685.6
685.6
684.8
684.8
10
Group
10a
10b
11a
11b
12a
12b
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Tx
25
25
26
26
27
27
25
26
27
25
26
27
25
26
27
25
26
27
540
540.7
546
546.7
552
552.7
539.5
545.1
551.7
540.6
546.6
552.6
540.6
546.6
552.6
540.6
546.6
552.6
47,48,49
47,48,49
47,48,49
47
47
47
48
48
48
49
49
49
668.1
668.1
668.1
668.1
668.1
668.1
668.1
668.2
668.3
668.2
668.2
668.2
674.2
674.2
674.2
680.2
680.2
680.2
668.4
668.4
668.4
668.4
668.4
668.4
668.5
668.7
668.7
668.7
668.7
668.7
674.7
674.7
674.7
680.7
680.7
680.7
668.9
668.9
668.9
668.9
668.9
668.9
670.4
672.3
671
669.4
669.4
669.4
675.4
675.4
675.4
681.4
681.4
681.4
671.2
671.2
671.2
671.2
671.2
671.2
673.8
673.5
673.5
672.1
672.1
672.1
678.1
678.1
678.1
684.1
684.1
684.1
672.9
672.9
672.9
672.9
672.9
672.9
677.5
677.2
679
673.8
673.8
673.8
673.8
673.8
673.8
678.9
680.1
680.7
680.5
680.5
680.5
680.5
680.5
680.5
681.9
682.6
683.7
683.5
683.5
683.5
683.5
683.5
683.5
683.1
685.6
685.6
10
Rx
47,48,49
47,48,49
47,48,49
47, 48
47, 48
47, 48
48, 49
48, 49
9b
48, 49
Single Groups = 12
Rx
47, 49
47, 49
47, 49
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BTR-700 C6 9/13/2002
C6 Band
BTR 700 CHANNEL MAP
Rev 2
5/29/2001
28
Base Tx
29
554
560
566
710
710
716
53
Bp Tx
30
560
572
54
704
Groups 25 - 36 are user programmable and are blank initially.
566
55
The BTR-700 band plan is the same as the BTR-800 except
716
722
BTR-800 transmitter 1 (Ch A) frequencies not used.
Pair Groups = 24 (12a + 12b)
Group
1a
1b
2a
2b
3a
3b
4a
4b
5a
5b
6a
6b
7a
7b
8a
8b
9a
Tx
28
28
29
29
30
30
28
28
29
29
30
30
28
28
29
29
30
30
558.3
557.5
564.3
563.5
570.3
569.5
558.6
556.7
564.6
563.7
570.6
569.7
559.3
556.6
565.4
562.4
570.6
569.7
704.2
704.2
704.2
704.2
704.2
704.2
704.5
704.5
704.5
704.5
704.5
704.5
710.5
710.5
710.5
710.5
710.5
710.5
704.7
704.7
704.7
704.7
704.7
704.7
704.8
704.8
704.8
704.8
704.8
704.8
710.8
710.8
710.8
710.8
710.8
710.8
706.5
706.5
706.5
706.5
706.5
706.5
705.3
705.3
705.3
705.3
705.3
705.3
712.7
712.7
711.9
711.9
711.3
711.3
709
709
709
709
709
709
707.6
707.6
707.6
707.6
707.6
707.6
714
714
714
714
713.6
713.6
712
712
712
712
712
712
709.6
709.6
709.6
709.6
709.6
709.6
716.3
716.3
716
716
715.6
715.6
715.5
715.5
715.5
715.5
715.5
715.5
712.1
712.1
712.1
712.1
712.1
712.1
718.3
718.3
718.5
718.5
718.1
718.1
716.7
716.7
716.7
716.7
716.7
716.7
713.3
713.3
713.3
713.3
713.3
713.3
720
720
720.8
720.8
719.3
719.3
720.4
720.4
720.4
720.4
720.4
720.4
714.8
714.8
714.8
714.8
714.8
714.8
720.8
720.8
721.6
721.6
720.8
720.8
10
Group
10a
10b
11a
11b
12a
12b
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Tx
28
28
29
29
30
30
28
29
30
28
29
30
28
29
30
28
29
30
558
558.7
564
564.7
570
570.7
557.5
563.1
569.7
558.6
564.6
570.6
558.6
564.6
570.6
558.6
564.6
570.6
53,54,55
53,54,55
53,54,55
53
53
53
54
54
54
55
55
55
704.1
704.1
704.1
704.1
704.1
704.1
704.1
704.2
704.3
704.2
704.2
704.2
710.2
710.2
710.2
716.2
716.2
716.2
704.4
704.4
704.4
704.4
704.4
704.4
704.5
704.7
704.7
704.7
704.7
704.7
710.7
710.7
710.7
716.7
716.7
716.7
704.9
704.9
704.9
704.9
704.9
704.9
706.4
708.3
707
705.4
705.4
705.4
711.4
711.4
711.4
717.4
717.4
717.4
707.2
707.2
707.2
707.2
707.2
707.2
709.8
709.5
709.5
708.1
708.1
708.1
714.1
714.1
714.1
720.1
720.1
720.1
708.9
708.9
708.9
708.9
708.9
708.9
713.5
713.2
715
709.8
709.8
709.8
709.8
709.8
709.8
714.9
716.1
716.7
716.5
716.5
716.5
716.5
716.5
716.5
717.9
718.6
719.7
719.5
719.5
719.5
719.5
719.5
719.5
719.1
721.6
721.6
10
Rx
53,54,55
53,54,55
53,54,55
53,54
53,54
53,54
54,55
54,55
9b
54,55
Single Groups = 12
Rx
53,55
53,55
53,55
12/17/01
700/800 Systems
Frequency Selection Rules
1.
Frequency Spacing……………..…Keep all BTR/TR receive and transmit frequencies at least 300kHz away from
each other, >400kHz preferred. Both the transmitters and receivers should be
at least 400kHz away from other RF equipment.
2.
IM Products………….…………… 2 transmitter 3rd orders by at least 100kHz (200kHz preferred)
3 transmitter 3rd orders by at least 50kHz (100kHz preferred)
2 transmitter 5th orders by at least 50kHz (100kHz preferred)
3.
Transmitter Sidebands……...…… Avoid base and beltpack carrier sidebands: +/-200kHz, +/-400 and +/-600.
Keep at least 50kHz away from these frequencies.
4.
Bandwidths………………….……. Transmitter bandwidth = 150kHz
Receiver bandpass = 230kHz
5.
Base RX 4MHz Image Harmonics. C6 frequencies to avoid are 704.4, 708.4, 712.4, 716.4, 720.4.
A2 frequencies to avoid are 632.4, 636.4, 640.4, 644.4, 648.4.
Avoid the frequencies, by at least 50kHz
6.
Base LO1 Xtal harmonics……...… Avoid C6 Xtal harmonics; 524.667, 655.833, 787.000 by at least 50kHz .
Avoid A2 Xtal harmonics; 476.667, 595.833, 715.000 by at least 50kHz.
FYI
TR-700/800 Oscillators/IFs – Dual Conversion Superheterodyne, Synthesized, FM
LO1…………...……….… Synthesized (If set on correct frequency then, LO1 = RFIN – 65.7)
LO2……………………… 55MHz, Xtal, Fixed
Master Oscillator….…..… 4MHz, Xtal, trimmer adjust
IF1……………….………. 65.7MHz
IF2…………………….…. 10.7MHz
Transmitter……………….Synthesized, FM
BTR-700/800 Oscillators/IFs - Dual Conversion Superheterodyne, Synthesized, FM
LO1……………………… X MHz, x6 Xtal Osc., Fixed
1 Band……….… X = 697MHZ
2 Band……….… X = 715MHz
3 Band……….… X = 733MHZ
4 Band……….… X = 751MHZ
5 Band……….… X = 769MHz
6 Band……….… X = 787MHZ
7 Band……….… X = 805MHZ
Examples: A C6 system’s LO1 is set to the Band 6 (787MHz) frequency. An A2 system’s LO1 is set to the Band 2
(715MHz) frequency.
LO2……………...…….… Synthesized, 75.8 to 93.6MHz. (If set on correct frequency then, LO2 = LO1 - RFIN + 10.7)
Master Oscillator...……… 4MHz, Xtal, trimmer adjust
IF1……………….………. 65 – 83MHz
IF2…………….…………. 10.7MHz
Transmitter(s)…………… Synthesized, FM
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