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    29.10.2000 Documentation SM128 V1.1

    Copyright 1999/2000 iba GmbH Page 7 / 16

    7. Application NotesThe optical fiber input/output links operate at 3.3 Mbps. Fiber-optic channel 0 is compatible with theSM64 IO interface (iba Order #1.300).

    The following components are compatible with fiber-optic channel 0 of the SM128V

    SM 64 IO (peer-to-peer operation of SM64 IO and SM128V is NOT supported)

    Padu8

    Padu8-I

    Padu8-O

    FOB 4i PCI and FOB x/4-F

    FOB 4o PCI and FOB 2/2-IO

    Fox-3

    FOB-OF Link

    The following devices are compatible with fiber-optic channel 1 of the SM128V

    Padu8-0

    FOB 4i PCI and FOB x/4-F

    FOB 2/2-IO (receive ports only)

    FOx3

    FOB-0F Link

    Both fiber-optic output channels (Chan 0 and Chan 1) can be interfaced to individual iba PCMCIA-Fcards via the X4 and X5 RJ11 sockets. Note that only one PCMCIA-F card may be used at a time in aNotebook measurement PC.

    29.10.2000 Documentation SM128 V1.1

    Copyright 1999/2000 iba GmbH Page 8 / 16

    8. Product Characteristics

    8.1 Appearance, Operational Elements and Connectors

    pcmcia Ch1

    reset

    ou

    tpu

    t

    inpu

    t

    iba

    Status

    ou

    tpu

    t

    mode

    2

    67 3

    89 1

    45

    0

    range

    2

    67 3

    89 1

    45

    0

    address

    2

    67 3

    89 1

    45

    0

    Status

    Chan 1

    Chan 0

    pcmcia Ch0

    Reset (T1)

    Status LEDs (Run, Link, Error)(L4...L6)

    Switch Mode(S1)

    Channel 0 Fiber-Optic Transmitter(X1)

    Switch (Cascade Range)(S2)

    Status LEDs (Run, Link, Error)(L4...L6)

    Channel 1 Fiber-Optic Transmitter(X3)

    Channel 1 Transmitter (RJ11) (X5)

    Slide element for fixing card in subrack

    Slide element for fixing card in subrack

    Channel 0 Transmitter (RJ11) (X4)

    Fiber-Optic Channel 0

    Fiber-Optic Channel 1

    Channel 0 Fiber-Optic Receiver(X2)

    Switch (Cascade Address)(S3)

    Notebook Interface via iba PCMCIA-F

    Figure 4. Front View of Switches and Interfaces

    8.1.1 Fiber-Optic Connectors X1 and X2

    Channel 0 communicates bi-directionally with compatible devices over the X1 and X2 interface ports.Both ports use standard ST type connectors. X1 realizes the fiber-optic transmitter while X2 realizesthe fiber-optic receiver.

    8.1.2 Fiber-Optic Connector X3

    Channel 1 communicates unidirectionally with compatible devices via the X3 interface port. This portuses a standard ST type connector. X3 realizes the fiber-optic transmitter for Channel 1.

    8.1.3 RJ11 Connector X4

    Channel 0 may transmit data unidirectionally to a single iba PCMCIA-F device via the X4 interfaceport. This port uses a special serial cable that is delivered with the PCMCIA-F. Data is transmittedsynchronously with port X1.

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