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Description

The DLC300 Optical Transmitter/Reciever/Repeater incorporates numerous features in a flexible, easy-to-deploy and configure module with unparalleled quality and reliability. The module optically transports all digital formats from 19.39Mb/s ATSC to 3G-SDI (SMPTE 424M). To minimize inventory costs and simplify deployment, it can be configured as a receiver, transmitter, or repeater. For route diversity and optical flexibility the DLC300 also features dual optical SFP modules available in WDM, CWDM, or DWDM optical wavelengths. To transport across metro optical amplified networks, dithering of all SDI formats has been included, as well as conversion from SMPTE 310M to DVB-ASI.

The DLC300 interoperates with other DigiLink modules and can be used as a repeater for the DLC103, DLC150E, DLC170, DLC274, DV6000, DL1220, and DL2701.  Easily configured and monitored remotely via the DigiLink Manager Element Management System.  Cost-effective, flexible, and reliable, continues Artel’s tradition of making the world’s most innovative and reliable video over optical transport hardware.

Environmental

Operating temperature
0 to 50°C
Ambient storage temperature
-40 to 80°C
Power dissipation
13 Watts
Relative humidity

10 to 95% (non-condensing)

 

Physical

Dimensions
0.8” x 5” x 10.8”
1 slot in DigiLink chassis
Electrical Interface

Signal Formats
2.967Gb/s 3G-SDI (SMPTE 424M)
1.485Gb/s HD-SDI (SMPTE 292M)
270Mb/s SD-SDI (SMPTE 259M-C, ITU 656)
SDTI (SMPTE 305M)
DVB-ASI
19.39Mb/s ATSC (SMPTE 310M))
Signal polarity
Non inverting
Channels
1-transmit, receive or repeat
Connectors
Input (1) BNC 75ohm
Output (1) BNC 75ohm
Monitor mini 75ohm SMB
Return loss (input, output, monitor)
>15 dB, 5-1485 MHz
>10dB, 1486-2967MHz
Cable equalization for Belden 1694A
0 to 250 meters (270Mb/s)
0 to 100 meters (1.485Gb/s)
0 to 100 meters (2.967Gb/s)
Optical Protection Modes

Transmit
Transmit same signal on each SFP
Receive
Primary and secondary SFP sockets
Automatic switchover upon loss of signal
User selectable reversion to primary SFP
SDI test or standby signal format

Formats
SD-SDI 525i/29.97 625i/25
HD-SDI 1080i/29.97 1080i/25
3G-SDI 1080p/29.97 1080p/25
SDI Signal Processing (3G–SDI, HD-SDI and SD-SDI)

Optional LSB dithering per SMPTE EG-34
Optical Interface

Artel Video SFP
See SFP Specification
Regulatory Conformance

Compliance
NEBS Level 3, CSA 60950, EN60950, EN55022 FCC Part 15 (Class A), CISPR 22

Single card configurable as:

  • Transmit (electrical to optical)
  • Receive (optical to electrical)
  • Repeater (optical to optical)

Automatic rate selection of all digital video formats

  • 2.967Gb/s 3G-SDI (SMPTE 424M)
  • 1.485Gb/s HD-SDI (SMPTE 292M)
  • 270Mb/s
    • SD-SDI (SMPTE 259M-C, ITU 656)
    • SDTI (SMPTE 305M)
    • DVB-ASI
    • Artel 270
  • 19.39Mb/s ATSC (SMPTE 310M)

Dual SFPs for route diversity

  • Operates with one or two SFPs
  • Separate fault alarms for each SFP
  • Receive via primary or secondary SFP
  • Automatic switchover upon loss of signal
  • User selectable reversion to primary SFP

Optional dithering of all SDI formats

  • Dithering per SMPTE EG-34

Convert ATSC to DVB-ASI

  • Transmitter only

Interoperates with

  • Other DigiLink modules
  • ITU 694.1 or 694.2 optical multiplexers

Flexible multi-purpose repeater for:

  • DLC103, DLC150E, DLC170, DLC274

Non-video standby signal on loss of video input

Video test or standby signal generator for SDI formats

Externally accessible SFP transceiver optics

  • Optical budget to 33dB
  • WDM (1310nm, 1550nm)
  • CWDM ITU G.694.2 (Channels 27-61)
  • DWDM ITU G.694.1 (Channels 21-60)

Inputs/outputs

  • Optical via SFPs
  • Electrical via 75ohm BNC
  • Input from and output to other modules in DigiLink chassis (via backplane)

Multiple monitoring options

  • Front panel monitoring of transported signal
  • Front and rear panel status LEDs

Remote management via DigiLink Manager

  • No external software required
  • HTTP or SNMP v2
  • Monitor
  • Configure
  • Upgrade firmware




Manual
Datasheet
Stencil
Quick Start Guide