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AQ2200 Series Multi-Application Test System Startup Guide

1. GP IB connector Used to remotely control the instrument Ethernet port Used to remotely control the instrument USB port type B Used to remotely control the instrument IM 735101 01EN 1 1 suonoung pue sauiewN 3uauoduio H 1 1 Frame Controller Nine Slot Type Front Soft keys Used when you control the frame controller or a module Display screen Displays settings and measured results Module installation slots Hold AQ2200 series modules Hard keys Power switch USB port type A Used when you connect a USB memory device Back REMOTE INTERLOCK connector For details see section 3 1 TRIGGER OUT connector For details see section 3 1 TRIGGER IN connector For details see section 3 1 wx GP IB connector Used to remotely control the instrument Power inlet This is the connector Ethernet port for the power source Used to remotely control the instrument USB port type B Used to remotely control the instrument 1 2 IM 735101 01EN 1 1 Frame Controller Display and Key Operation Console Display Displays information such as measured values settings and status YOKOGAWA AQ2211 FRAME CONTROLLER N 4
2. TLS Module Code Error Message Description Corrective Action 1130 Temperature The temperature inside the module is Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s inlet Error too high and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1131 Update Error A failure occurred during a software If the same message continues to appear even after you restart update the instrument servicing is required 1133 TEC Temperature The thermistor detected a temperature Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s inlet Error error and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1134 TEC Over Current The thermistor drive current is If the same message continues to appear even after you restart Error abnormal the instrument servicing is required 1135 TEC Driver The thermistor driver detected a If the same message continues to appear even after you restart Temperature temperature error the instrument servicing is required Error 1136 LD Over Current The LD drive current is abnormal If the same message continues to appear even after you restart Error the instrument servicing is required 1137 TLS EL Error A TLS end limit error occurred If the same message continues to appear even after you restart the instr
3. 4 23 modules changirg 22 d e rex emo sien Rega 4 16 modules installing and uninstalling 2 7 O Page optical connectors how to clean sessssssss 4 29 optical fiber cables connecting sesssesssss 2 22 optical interfaces tools required for cleaning 4 29 optical modulator module 2 3 8 optical modulator modules 1 18 optical receiver module A 1 19 3 9 optical sensor head eseeseseeseeeesnnseenteetrresnnseressernnesnnn 1 8 optical sensor module8 rte 1 8 3 3 optical switch modules ORL mod le rrr erre er erus OSW module re nons P Page periodic calibration sssssssseeeen 4 35 power supply connecting to 2 23 PRESET eE E E 1 3 KEE 1 3 R ACK MOUNTING arcs Pca errores eae ene retin FERRE CER PARS rated supply frequency zi fated supply voltage 52 ires recommended replacement parts 4 34 REF CLOCK IN E 3 6 3 10 REMOTE INTERLOCK cccceceeseeereeeeeeeeeseenreeeeareneeeateees 3 1 S Page sensor module dual 1 n nete torn tpe 1 10 sensor module highly sensitive type sssse 1 9 sensor module high power type sseseesees 1 9 E HIE 1 22 IM 735101 01EN Index 1 Index SUMMARY s iere eer deed eter ce based ese dA Ee 1 3 SUMMARY screen e 1 4 ifc m
4. fe us YOKOGAWA 4 C Updating CJ Boot Rev 1 01 00 CJ FPGA1 Rev 0 06 00 CJ Progress N IM 735101 01EN 4 19 uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y 5unoouse qnoJj S 4 4 Updating the Firmware 4 Acompletion message appears at the bottom of the screen when the update finishes correctly After that the frame controller starts automatically lt lt Update Firmware gt gt YOKOGAWA 4 Updating Boot Rev 1 01 00 FPGA1 Rev 0 06 00 Progress Flash Firmware Update Complete You must reboot this machine Note You can disconnect the USB memory device when the frame controller starts to run Displaying the Version Information 1 Press SYSTEM to display the SYSTEM screen 2 Use the arrow keys to select Soft Version View and press the Select soft key or ENTER The SOFTWARE VERSION screen appears This screen shows the version information for the frame controller and all of the installed modules Soft Version View Please push the ENTER key Password Display Volume Date Time Condition Check Information Error View SOFTWARE VERSION 4 20 IM 735101 01EN 4 4 Updating the Firmware Updating the Module Firmware Update Procedure 1 Connect a USB memory device that contains the most recent version of the firmware to the front of the frame controller Note Connect the USB memory device directly not through a USB hub Do not change the name of
5. 1 3 T Page TES lee 1 7 Transceiver UE Module wee 1 21 TRIGGER IN ircen raea aaa eiai EEEE 3 1 TRIGGER OUT 3 2 3 7 U Page USB memofy device ttp tente nee 4 19 V Page version information displaying esessssssss 4 20 Ee Re E 4 25 W Page TETO o PA ATE TA E A 2 24 X Page XEP interface module ets 1 20 3 10 Index 2 IM 735101 01EN
6. Soft keys The soft keys are used to select and execute the items that are shown on the display Arrow keys lt and gt are used to change the selected digit during the input of numeric values and to input backspaces and the minus symbol in keypad mode A and Y are used to change the module to control move the cursor and change Ki numeric values Ko fe gt d N DETAL wees NULL SS RE NS NES M ENTER key HI m HAN This key is used to set selected items and SCH i J entered values z P ENTER A FLE w st PONER USB Kb USB port type A DR mee SHFT H Used when you connect a USB memory EU device mo ml Hard keys Power switch This switch is used when you turn the instrument on and off CANCEL key This key is used to cancel operations Hard Keys Key Name Description DETAIL Switches the displayed screen to the DETAIL screen This hard key is 7 in keypad mode SLOT Switches the module to control Each time you press this hard key you switch the lt module that is being controlled to the module in the previous slot This hard key is 8 in keypad mode SLOT Switches the module to control Each time you press this hard key you switch the gt module that is being c
7. DATA IN TTT CLOCK IN 1 If the DUT needs the clock connect the CLOCK OUT terminal to the DUT 2 Use a phase shifter to adjust the phase to match the input of the DUT 3 Because the CLOCK IN terminal of the ED does not have a phase adjustment function use an external phase shifter to adjust the phase to match the input of the ED CLOCK OUT 2 12 IM 735101 01EN 2 5 Connecting Cables L DrB LU NODULE WECHOP Ex Co Q220D 111 ST BOF cw cuoe OFT WI f Im mn PANDA fiber A Optical ATT PE ONLY EXT CHOP TD Using the Optical Interface Make the following connections when the DUT has the optical interface and you are using a combination of a BERT module BERT an AQ2200 series light source module LSY an optical modulator module EO and an optical receiver module OE 3 EO DATA N LD IN AQ2200 621 l0Gbit s OPTICAL MODULATOR C1 552m U link coaxial TO OPTICAL OPT OUT Optical fiber ON BERT U link coaxial AQ2200 604 40Gbit s BERT MODULE PPG DATA OUT A ALL PORTS ED mai DAT CDR 0 6Vp p MAX CLOCK IN 0 amp Vp p MAX REF CLOCK IN 1 46 1 64 4Vp p MAXI OPT IN
8. The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice as a result of continuing improvements to the instrument s performance and functions The figures given in this manual may differ from those that actually appear on your screen Every effort has been made in the preparation of this manual to ensure the accuracy of its contents However should you have any questions or find any errors please contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer Copying or reproducing all or any part of the contents of this manual without the permission of YOKOGAWA is strictly prohibited All Rights Reserved Copyright 2009 Yokogawa Electric Corporation All Rights Reserved Copyright 2012 Yokogawa Meter amp Instruments Corporation IM 735101 01EN Trademark Acknowl Revisions edgements Adobe and Acrobat are registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries In this manual the TM and symbols do not accompany their respective registered trademark or trademark names Other company and product names are registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective holders 1st Edition Augast 2009 2nd Edition November 2009 3rd Edition January 2010 Ath Edition March 2010 5th Edition November 2012 IM 735101 01EN Checking the Package Contents After receiving the
9. Releases the lock lever Common port A Device 1 Connected to the port that is selected from select port 1 and 2 on device 1 Select port 1 and 2 Device 1 The selected port is connected to the device 1 common port osw MODULE F Used when installing and uninstalling the module Common port A Device 2 Connected to the port that is selected from select port 1 and 2 on device 2 Select port 1 and 2 Device 2 The selected port is connected to the device 2 common port IM 735101 01EN suonoung pue sauiewN 3uauoduio H 1 6 Optical Switch Modules AQ2200 421 OSW Module 2 x 2 Type Lock lever release button Releases the lock lever Common port A and B Device 1 The selected port is connected to select port 1 or select port 2 whichever is selected on device 1 Select port 1 and 2 4 Device 1 The selected port is connected to port A or port B whichever is selected on device 1 Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module Common port A and B Device 2 The selected port is connected to select port 1 or select port 2 whichever is selected on device 2 Select port 1 and 2 Device 2 The selected port is connected to port A or port B whichever is selected on device 2 IM 735101 01EN 1 7 BERT Modul e AQ2200 601 10 Gbit s BERT Module Signal output indicati
10. 25 4 5 36 IM 735101 01EN 5 20 External Dimensions AQ2200 231 Optical Sensor Head 100 3 AQ2200 Series 1 Slot Size Module 117 KP 98000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Cl G0606009QO000000000000000000600000000000000000000000000000000 il IM 735101 01EN 5 37 suoljeoyineds H Imensions 5 20 External D AQ2200 Series 2 Slot Size Module o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o L L L 62 5 AQ2200 Series 3 Slot Size Module 9595999696905 90 0202020209020209 o9 5999 9596999 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o L4 94 IM 735101 01EN 5 38 Index Symbol Page lt NEE 2 23 10 Gbit s BERT module enn Ete 1 17 10 Gbit s optical modulator wavelength 1 31 um 1 18 10 Gbit s optical modulator wavelength 1 55 um 1 18 10 Gbit s optical receiver A Page Ge iii accessories e le TEE iv ANALOG OUT ANGLED PC ONLY PAP PUM exe ee ee AQ9335C connector adapter sess 2 21 AQ9441 universal adapter sse AQ9447 connector adapter is attenuator mod
11. 2 22 IM 735101 01EN 2 8 Connecting to the Power Supply Before Connecting the Power Supply Make sure to follow the warnings below when connecting the power supply Failure to do so may cause electric shock or damage to the instrument A Make sure that the power supply voltage matches the instrument s rated supply voltage and that it does not exceed the maximum voltage range specified for the power cord Confirm that the frame controller s power switch is off before connecting the power cord To prevent fire and electric shock be sure to use the power cord supplied by YOKOGAWA for the frame controller To prevent electric shock make sure to ground the instrument Insert the frame controller s power cord into a grounded three prong outlet Do not use an ungrounded extension cord If you do the instrument will not be grounded Ifan AC outlet that conforms to the supplied power cord is unavailable and you can not ground the instrument do not use the frame controller e Connecting the Power Cord 1 Check that the power switch is off 2 Connect the power cord plug to the power inlet on the rear panel 3 Connectthe other end of the cord to an outlet that meets the following conditions Use a grounded three prong outlet Rated supply voltage 100 to 240 VAC auto switching Rated supply freque
12. Empty slot indication N MODULE 402200 211 SENSOR MODULE 71 1400 1310 0 A02200 211 MDDULE WL nm 1310 0 2 Press SYSTEM to display the SYSTEM screen 3 Use the arrow keys to select Insert Module and press the Select soft key or ENTER The instrument starts detecting the installed modules and Executing appears at the top of the screen Executing disappears when the instrument finishes detecting the installed modules Insert Module Please push the ENTER key GP IB Address Network Set Insert Module Executing GP IB Address Network Set Password Display Volume IM 735101 01EN uonoedsu pue aoueUuaj UIeW Punoouso qnou S 4 3 Changing Modules After the instrument finishes detecting the modules the DETAIL or SUMMARY screen appears A02200 111 DFB LD MODULE Opt WL nm OFF 1550 918 402200 211 SENSOR MODULE 71 1400 1310 0 A module has been detected Note An error message may appear immediately after the instrument finishes detecting the installed modules This error shows that due to a discrepancy between the release version of the firmware installed in the frame controller and the firmware installed in the module there is a possibility that some operations may not work properly Please update the firmware if this error appears The instrument takes approximately 5 seconds to automatically detect modules after they have been installed in
13. Before connecting the unit to the DUT turn the output off Before connecting the frame controller to the power supply connect the power cord to a properly grounded three prong outlet Always use the specified connector to connect this modules I O terminals Using unspecified connectors to connect the I O terminals may cause damage to the terminals and the connectors When attaching connectors to the I O terminals always connect them straight not at an angle Attaching connectors to the I O terminals at an angle may cause damage to the I O terminals or the connectors core wires Do not apply external voltage to the output terminals E DUT stands for device under test Data Output Terminal to Optical Modulator DATA OUT TO OPTICAL MODULATOR This terminal transmits non inverted data It is used when this module is combined with an optical modulator module DATA OUT TO OPTICAL MODULATOR Item Specifications Connector type 3 5 mm female Output level 0 50 0 1 Vp p Offset voltage 0 V fixed Cross point 50 nominal value Output terminator conditions 50 Q AC terminator 3 4 IM 735101 01EN 3 3 BERT Module Data Output Terminals DATA OUT and DATA OUT These terminals transmit 10 Gbit s non inverted and inverted data respectively DATA OUT 0 5 2Vp p 0 B 2Vp p Item Specifications Connector type 3 5 mm female Output level 0 5 to 2 0 Vp p in 10 mV steps
14. Wavelength monitor output Transmits the laser beam for the wavelength monitor Fixing screw When you install the module tighten the screws to fix the module in place IM 735101 01EN 1 7 suonoung pue s wey 3uauoduio H 1 3 Optical Sensor Modules AQ2200 201 Interface Module AQ2200 201 Lock lever release button ee Ei Releases the lock lever gd Modulation indication lamp The lamp is lit when the light modulation is set to CHOP CW CHOP key Switches the light modulation When set to CHOP modulation is performed at the current frequency Optical sensor head connector Used to connect a cable to the optical sensor head For details see section 2 5 AQ2200 231 241 Optical Sensor Head Interface module connector Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module Analog signal output terminal Transmits the voltage corresponding to the input light according to the analog output setting ZERO key Executes the zero set You can use a cable to connect the optical sensor head to an AQ2200 201 interface module Optical input Installation groove The optical input receives optical signals The installation groove is used to fix the Use an AQ9335C connector adapter unit in place when connecting an optical fiber You can use 5 mm M6 screws For details see section 2 6 1 8 IM 735101 01EN 1 3 Optical Sensor Modules AQ2200 211 Sensor Module Highly sensitive type
15. Power range CW light 110 to 10 dBm CHOP light 110 to 7 dBm Minimum display resolution 1 10 000 Compliant optical fiber lt 62 5 125 um GI NA lt 0 275 Uncertainty at reference conditions 2 Total uncertainty 3 5 0 5 pW Polarization dependence 0 005 dBp p or less Nonlinearity 0 015 dB 0 2 pW Noise level CW light 0 2 pW or less CHOP light 0 2 pW or less Averaging time minimum 100 us Analog output AUTO mode Approx 0 to 2 V proportional to the measurement power W for each power range LINEAR mode Approx 0 to 2 V proportional to the range set for measurement power W LOG mode Approx 0 to 2 V proportional to the range set for measurement power dBm Connector type Mini plug Output impedance Approx 1 kQ Optical connector AQ9447 connector adapter Logging measurement Measurement power range Fixed Minimum data sampling 100 us interval Maximum number of data 20 000 samples Stability measurement Minimum data sampling 100 ms interval Maximum number of data 20 000 samples Maximum measurement time 99 days General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Temperature and humidity for Ambient temperature 20 to 60 C storage Ambient humidity 20 to 8096 RH no condensation External dimensions 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot Weight Approx 0 8 kg 5 10 I
16. 3 3 BERT Module Trigger Output Signal Terminal TRIGGER OUT This terminal transmits the selected trigger signal clock pattern or error TRIGGER OUT 0 6Vp p Item Specifications Connector type SMA female Output level 0 6 Vp p 0 3 V Output terminator conditions 50 Q AC or DC terminator IM 735101 01EN 3 7 nd n pue jnduy jeuJ931X3 B 3 4 Optical Modulator Module A CAUTION When connecting a cable to the data input terminal use a grounding strap to prevent electrostatic discharge If the cable is charged with static electricity the instrument may malfunction Always connect cables after they have been discharged f you are connecting a U link or regular cable to a connector match the cable S connector type to the instrument s connector and connect the cable properly Using unspecified connectors to connect cables may cause damage to the connectors Do not apply voltages that exceed the maximum input level to the data input terminal Data Input Terminal DATA IN Use a U link OU option or coaxial cable to connect this terminal to the DATA OUT TO OPTICAL MODULATOR terminal on the PPG of a BERT module DATA IN 500mvp n Item Specifications Connector type 3 5 mm jack or equivalent Input level 0 5 0 1 Vp p AC coupling Maximum input level 1 2 Vp p AC coupling IM 735101 01EN 3 5 Optical Receiver Module AN CAUTION When connecti
17. AQ2200 2 11 Lock lever release button Releases the lock lever Modulation indication lamp The lamp is lit when the light modulation is set to CHOP CW CHOP key Switches the light modulation When set to CHOP modulation is performed at the current frequency Optical input The optical input receives optical signals Use an AQ9447 connector adapter when connecting an optical fiber For details see section 2 6 AQ2200 215 Sensor Module High power type AQ2200 215 Lock lever release button SENSOR Releases the lock lever EM Optical input The optical input receives optical signals Use an AQ9335C connector adapter when connecting an optical fiber For details see section 2 6 Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module Analog signal output terminal Transmits the voltage corresponding to the input light according to the analog output setting ZERO key Executes the zero set Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the modul Analog signal output terminal Transmits the voltage corresponding to the input light according to the analog output setting ZERO key Executes the zero set IM 735101 01EN 1 9 suonoung pue s wey 3uauoduio H 1 3 Optical Sensor Modules AQ2200 221 Sensor Module Dual Lock lever release button Releases the lock lever AQ2200 221 Optical input device 1 This optical input receives an optical signal Use an AQ9335C
18. AQ2200 601 10 Gbit s BERT module AQ2200 111 DFB LD module PMF suffix code AQ2200 621 10 Gbit s optical modulator 1550 nm EXT CLOCK IN 1Vp p MAX DUT TRIGGER OUT OPT OUT AQ2200 622 10 Gbit s optical modulator 1310 nm A Note Use EO or OE modules with the U option sold separately for U links Use EO modules with the P option sold separately for PANDA fibers AQ2200 631 10 Gbit s optical receiver See Note below To protect the DUT insert optical attenuators as necessary IN 1 DATA OUT OE AQ2200 631 l Gbit s OPTICAL RECEIVER DATA QUT 300mVpp OVER Los co OPT IN amp dBm peak MAX ele Optical fiber IM 735101 01EN 2 13 sjueuiaJnseo y 104 suonejedoeag BUIEN H 2 5 Connecting Cables Using an External SG Make the following connections to use an external SG signal generator See Using the CDR Function through the Electrical Interface Not Using the CDR Function through the Electrical Interface and Using the Optical Interface for instructions on how to make connections to the DUT SG 1 Coaxial cable AG2200 501 ioGbit s BERT MODULE PPG DATA OUT OUTPUT LS eorr L DATA our 0 5 2Vp p CLOCK om Aa Ports ED DATA IN 4 CDA 0 7Vp p MAX 0 BVp p MAX REF CLOCK IN
19. DATA OUT TO DATA IN 1 Item Specifications Connector type 3 5 mm female Data format NRZ IM 735101 01EN 3 6 XFP Interface Module Data Input Terminals DATA IN and DATA IN These terminals receive 10 Gbit s non inverted and inverted data respectively D N DATA IN FROM DATA OUT FROM DATA OUT Item Specifications Connector type 3 5 mm female Data format NRZ IM 735101 01EN 3 11 nd n pue jndy jEuJ931X3 B 3 7 Transceiver I F Module A CAUTION Always use the specified connector to connect this modules I O terminals Using unspecified connectors to connect the I O terminals may cause damage to the terminals and the connectors Before connecting cables to or disconnecting cables from the connectors turn the output off Do not apply a signal that is greater than the specified maximum input voltage to an input pin a pin whose UO attribute is 1 on the SIGNAL connector Make sure that the maximum power consumption for POWER SUPPLY connector signals PS1 to PS5 is below 28 W Donotapply more than 1 Ato a POWER SUPPLY connector pin POWER SUPPLY Port POWER SUPPLY Provides power to the transceiver POWER SUPPLY ito ot 14 9 O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O o alo 93175 LV A 28W MAX D Sub 25 pin receptacle Item Specification Conne
20. Offset voltage 2 to 3 V in 10 mV steps Cross point 30 to 70 in 1 steps Output terminator conditions 50 Q AC or DC terminator Bitrate 9 95 to 11 32 Gbit s Data format NRZ Tr Tf 20 to 80 25 ps or less Clock Signal Output Terminals CLOCK OUT and CLOCK OUT These terminals transmit 10 GHz non inverted and inverted clock signals respectively CLOCK OUT CLOCK OUT 0 BVp p Item Specifications Connector type SMA female Output level 0 6 Vp p typical AC coupling Offset voltage 2 to 3 V in 10 mV steps Output terminator conditions Tr Tf 20 to 80 Duty 50 Q AC or DC terminator 25 ps or less 50 10 Data Input Terminal DATA IN1 CDR This receives ED data It has a built in CDR DATA IN 1 CDA 0 7Vp p MAX Item Specifications Connector type 3 5 mm female Input level 0 1 to 0 7 Vp p Minimum input sensitivity Threshold voltage Input terminator conditions Bitrate Allowable bitrate Data format 100 mVp p or less 0 35 V in 1 mV steps 50 Q AC coupling 9 95 to 11 32 Gbit s 100 ppm of the PPG s operation bitrate NRZ IM 735101 01EN 3 5 nd n pue jndy jEuJ931X3 B 3 3 BERT Module Data Input Terminal DATA IN2 This terminal receives 10 Gbit s data DATA_IN 2 0 BVp p MAX Item Specifications Connector type 3 5 mm female Input level 0 1 to 0 6 Vp p Minimum input sensitivity 100 mVp p or less Threshold voltage
21. Only apply signals that meet the specifications Signals that do not meet the specifications such as those with excessive voltage may damage the instrument External Trigger Input Terminal This terminal receives external trigger signals for starting measurements on sensor modules TRIGGER IN Item Specifications Connector type BNC Input level TTL level Input pulse width 50 us or more Input impedance Approx 5 kQ IM 735101 01EN 3 1 nd n pue jndy jeu13 x3 B 3 1 Frame Controller Trigger Out TRIGGER OUT A CAUTION Do not apply an external voltage to the TRIGGER OUT terminal Doing so may damage the instrument External Trigger Output Terminal This terminal transmits an external trigger signal in sync with the measurement timing of the sensor modules TRIGGER OUT Item Specifications Connector type BNC Output level TTL level Output pulse width Approx 50 us Output impedance Approx 100 Q 3 2 IM 735101 01EN 3 2 Optical Sensor Modules Analog Out ANALOG OUT Analog Signal Output Terminal This terminal transmits a voltage level that corresponds to the level of the optical signal that is applied to the sensor Use cables that are 3 m or shorter in length O ANALOG OUT Item Specifications Connector type Mini plug Output level AUTO mode Approx 0 to 2 V proportional to the measurement power W for each power range LINEAR mode Approx 0 to 2 V propor
22. Turn the ring to remove the connector adapter Optical sensor head Ring MS How to Connect the Connecter Adapter to an Optical Sensor Head Optical sensor module Rear shell Es 3 Guide hole AQ9335C Connector Adapter e How to Connect the Connecter Adapter to a Sensor Module IM 735101 01EN 2 21 sjueuiaJnseo y 104 suonejedoeag BUIEN e 2 7 Connecting Optical Fiber Cables A CAUTION Only connect angled physical contact type optical fibers to the ANGLED PC ONLY optical connector Other types of connectors can damage the connector s ferrule end Clean the connector end face of the optical fiber cable under measurement before connecting it to the instrument If dust is adhered to the connector end face it may damage the instrument s optical connector If this happens the instrument will not be able to make correct measurements 1 Firmly press the connector end face of the optical fiber cable against the cleaning surface of the cleaner 2 While pressing the end face against the cleaner turn the cable 3 While pressing the end face against the cleaner move the cable 4 Change the cleaning surface of the cleaner and repeat steps 1 to 3 Note If you do not firmly press the connector end face of the optical fiber cable against the cleaner the end face may not be cleaned completely You can purchase an optical fiber connector cleaner from NTT AT Corporation
23. User s manual IM 1 Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E IM 735101 01EN XV Module Model Name Suffix Code and Accessories AQ2200 201 Interface Module Model Suffix Code Description 810518905 Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part No Quantity Notes Analog out plug 955 230002662 1 Optical sensor head connector 955 850002026 1 cable User s manual IM 810518901 04E 1 Read before using the instrument Optical sensor head Analog out plug connector cable 955 230002662 955 850002026 Optional Accessories The following optional accessories are available for purchase separately Product Name Part No Notes Analog out plug 955 230002662 AQ2200 231 Optical Sensor Head Model Suffix Code Description 810518906 Large aperture long wavelength sensor Connector adapter FCC AQ9355C FC connector adapter with a light shielding cap ISCC AQ9335C SC connector adapter with a light shielding cap ISTC AQ9335C ST connector adapter with a light shielding cap Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part No Quantity Notes User s manual IM 810518901 04E 1 Read before using the instrument Optional Accessories The following optional accessories are available for purchase separately Product Name AQ9335C FC connector adapter AQ9335C SC
24. Wavelength range 1200 to 1600 nm add 30 pW for wavelengths from 1600 to 1650 nm Ambient temperature 23 1 C constant temperature Optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Range Auto range Averaging 1 second Conditions Wavelength range 1200 to 1600 nm add 30 pW for wavelengths from 1600 to 1650 nm Ambient temperature 23 1 C constant temperature Averaging 1 second Select FC SC ST LC or MU IM 735101 01EN 5 15 suoneo2yi2ods H 5 9 AQ2200 231 241 Optical Sensor Head Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Photo sensor element AQ2200 231 InGaAs 5 mm diameter AQ2200 241 Si 10 mm diameter Measurement wavelength range AQ2200 231 800 to 1700 nm AQ2200 241 400 to 1100 nm Power range CW light 90 to 10 dBm CHOP light 90 to 7 dBm Minimum display resolution 1 10 000 Compliant optical fiber AQ2200 231 lt 100 140 um SI NA s 0 3 AQ2200 241 lt 200 230 um SI NA lt 0 5 Uncertainty at reference conditions AQ2200 231 296 AQ2200 241 2 596 Total uncertainty AQ2200 231 3 5 50 pW AQ2200 241 596 50 pw Polarization dependence AQ2200 231 0 025 dBp p or less Nonlinearity AQ2200 231 0 015 dB 50 pW AQ2200 241 0 05 dB 50 pw Noise level 1 CW light 50 pW or less CHOP light 50 pW or less Averaging time minimum 100 us Analog output A
25. connector adapter AQ9335C ST connector adapter AQ9335C LC connector adapter AQ9335C MU connector adapter Light shielding cap FC Light shielding cap SC Light shielding cap ST AQ9346 tape fiber adapter AQ9302 125 bare fiber adapter AQ9440B MT connector Dust protection cap LC Dust protection cap MU Model or Part No 810518909 FCC 810518910 SCC 810518911 STC M3407JD M3407JE 810518912 FCC 810518913 SCC 810518914 STC 810517917 819705500 0125 810517921 B M3407HD M3407HE Notes FC connector SC connector ST connector LC connector with a dust protection cap MU connector with a dust protection cap Light shielding cap for an FC connector Light shielding cap for an SC connector Light shielding cap for an ST connector 2 4 8 and 12 cores Dust protection cap for an LC connector Dust protection cap for an MU connector xvi IM 735101 01EN Module Model Name Suffix Code and Accessories AQ2200 241 Optical Sensor Head Model Suffix Code Description 810518907 Large aperture short wavelength sensor Connector adapter FCC AQ9355C FC connector adapter with a light shielding cap ISCC AQ9335C SC connector adapter with a light shielding cap ISTC AQ9335C ST connector adapter with a light shielding cap Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part No Quantity Notes User s manual IM 810518901 04E 1 Read before using t
26. universal adapter 813917321 SCC SC connector xiv IM 735101 01EN Module Model Name Suffix Code and Accessories AQ2200 131 Grid TLS Module Model Suffix Code Description AQ2200131 Wavelength C C band L L band LD type T4 Standard type T2 Advanced type Fine tuning Optical fiber PA PM fiber Optical connector FCC FC PC connector FCA FC Angled PC connector Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM 1 Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E AQ2200 132 Grid TLS Module Model Suffix Code Description AQ2200132 Wavelength CC CH1 C band CH2 C band LL CH1 L band CH2 L band CL CH1 C band CH2 L band LD type T4 Standard type T2 Advanced type Fine tuning Optical fiber PA PM fiber Optical connector FCC FC PC connector FCA FC Angled PC connector Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM 1 Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E AQ2200 136 TLS Module Model Suffix Code Description 810518904 Optical connector FCA FC Angled PC connector Optical fiber SMF SM fiber Wavelength WLSTD Changeable Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No
27. 03EN AQ2200 Series Multi Application Test System User s Manual Application Operation IM 735101 04EN AQ2200 Series Multi Application Test System Communication Interface User s Manual IM 735101 17EN To view the manuals above you need Adobe Reader 5 0 or later Never play this CD ROM in an audio CD player Doing so may cause loss of hearing or speaker damage due to the high volume sound that may be produced iv IM 735101 01EN Safety Precautions This instrument is an IEC safety class instrument provided with a terminal for protective earth grounding The general safety precautions described herein must be observed during all phases of operation If the instrument is used in a manner not specified in this manual the protection provided by the instrument may be impaired YOKOGAWA assumes no liability for the customer s failure to comply with these requirements The following symbols are used on this instrument Handle with care To protect the instrument and its users refer to the explanation in the User s Manual or Service Manual Alternating current Power on state Power off state Laser radiation hazard Power on Power off O PF p e IM 735101 01EN Safety Precautions Failure to comply with the precautions below could lead to injury or death or damage to the instrument WARNING Use the Instrument Only for Its Intended Purpose This optical measuring instrument is designed to me
28. 4Vp B MAX sjueuiaJnseo y 104 suonejedoeag BUIEN Coaxial cable Using the XFP Interface Make the following connections between the BERT and the XFP interface if you want to use the XFP optical transceiver as the DUT BERT XFP INTERFACE AQ2200 801 AQ2200 641 10Gbit s BERT MODULE A ALL PORTS XFP INTERFACE MODULE PPG ED OOOOO DATA OUT DATA IN 4 L OOOO OUTPUT CDR OOOOO 3 ON XFP Tx Rx KE o orr q TO OPTICAL MODULATOR 0 7Vp p MAX DATA OUT DATA ou DATA_IN 2 REF CLOCK IN OUTPUT AN FE ON Co eorr A Lue 0 5 2Vp p 0 BVp p MAX FROM TRIGGER OUT J CLOCK OU CLOCK IN DATA OUT DATA OUT e N N e a 0 amp Vp p MAX TO DATA IN 1 REF CLOCK 1 46 1 64 EXT CLOCK Bu TRIGGER OUT DATA IN DATA IN w ZEE EN A cw d f E E ED N J ee d WP 0 6Vp p FROM DATA OUT FROM DATA OUT N ALL PORTS DES Coaxial cable Note Before you install or uninstall the XFP transceiver turn off the output from the connected AQ2200 601 IM 735101 01EN 2 17 2 5 Connecting Cables Connecting Cables When connecting this instrument to the DUT to another module or to a measuring instrument take appropriate measures to protect the instrument from static electricity A CAUTION Before attaching and detaching cables or terminators to this instrument s connectors ground the instrument or connect the operator to a metal
29. 537 M0340 194 80 1538 976 M0030 192 90 1554 134 M0345 194 85 1538 581 M0015 192 95 1553 731 M0360 194 90 1538 186 M0010 193 00 1553 329 M0365 194 95 1537 792 M0005 193 05 1552 926 M0380 195 00 1537 397 M0000 193 10 1552 524 M0385 195 05 1537 003 M000H 193 15 1552 122 M0400 195 10 1536 609 M0020 193 20 1551721 M0405 195 15 1536216 M0025 193 25 1551 319 M0420 195 20 1535 822 M0040 193 30 1550 918 M0425 195 25 1535 429 M0045 193 35 1550 517 M0440 195 30 1535 036 M0060 193 40 1550 116 M0445 195 35 1534 643 M0065 193 45 1549 715 M0460 195 40 1534 250 M0080 193 50 1549 315 M0465 195 45 1533 858 IM 735101 01EN 5 5 suo e91 19 dS H 5 3 AQ2200 141 142 FP LD Module Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Center wavelength 2 Compliant optical fiber AQ2200 141 1310 20 nm when 1310 nm is specified 1550 20 nm when 1550 nm is specified AQ2200 142 1310 20 nm 1550 20 nm SM ITU T G 652 Spectrum width 2 3 AQ2200 141 5 nm or less when 1310 nm is specified 10 nm or less when 1550 nm is specified AQ2200 142 5 nm or less when 1310 nm is specified 10 nm or less when 1550 nm is specified Optical output level Optical output level stability AQ2200 141 0 dBm or greater AQ2200 142 1 dBm or greater Temperature stability 4 AQ2200 141 0 2 dBp p or less AQ2200 142 0 3 dBp p or less Time stability 15 minutes AQ2200 14
30. AQ2200132 1M ITLA 1527 60 to 1608 76 nm 40mW 9 yum 0 1 Nolam Commercially available XFP transceivers installed in the AQ2200 641 XFP Interface Module are not covered under warranty For save handling of the laser consult the user s manual that came with the XFP transceiver viii IM 735101 01EN l Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive 2002 96 EC This directive is only valid in the EU EE This product complies with the WEEE Directive 2002 96 EC marking requirement This marking indicates that you must not discard this electrical electronic product in domestic household waste Product Category With reference to the equipment types in the WEEE directive Annex 1 this product is classified as a Monitoring and Control instrumentation product Do not dispose in domestic household waste When disposing products in the EU contact your local Yokogawa Europe B V office New EU Battery Directive New EU Battery Directive DIRECTIVE 2006 66 EC K This directive is valid in the EU only Batteries are included in this product This marking indicates they shall be sorted out and collected as ordained in ANNEX II in DIRECTIVE 2006 66 EC Battery type Lithium battery You cannot replace batteries by yourself When you need to replace batteries contact your local Yokogawa Europe B V office IM 735101 01EN ix Conventions Used in This Manual Not
31. ATTN Module 5 20 5 12 AQ2200 311A ATTN Moddle ic een ende erc ed eei Pe Re ee e n ee dns 5 21 5 13 4AQ2200 331 ATTN Ne E 5 22 5 14 AQ2200 411 412 OSW Mod le ciana en earner arra e EEE EEEE EA EA E EEEE 5 24 5 15 AQ2200 421 OSW Mod le riena aa E E E NEEN 5 25 5 16 AQ2200 601 10 Gbit s BERT Module ssssssssssssseseneenneennen nennen enhn nnne 5 26 5 17 AQ2200 621 622 10 Gbit s Optical Modulator eee cceececeeceeesseseeeeesesteeeeeecestsaeeeeees 5 29 5 18 AQ2200 631 10 Gbit s Optical Receiver ee ececcceecceceseececeeeeeeceeececeeeeseeeeeesteeseestens 5 30 5 19 AQ2200 641 XFP Interface Module 5 31 5 20 AQ2200 642 Transceiver I F Module nnne 5 32 5 21 AQ2200 651 SG Module nie Lectt di Ee det dE ede i Ra 5 34 5 20 Extemal DIMENSIONS iiie etico tct terc hes sein EENS EE eakat EEN 5 35 Index xii IM 735101 01EN Module Model Name Suffix Code and Accessories AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module Model Suffix Code Description 810518901 Wavelength Mxxxx See section 5 2 for the list of supported wavelengths W1310 1310 nm W1490 1490 nm Optical connector FCA FC Angled PC connector Optical output level P10 10 mW optical output P20 20 mW optical output Optical fiber SMF SM fiber PMF PM fiber External modulation MODN No external modulation MODS External modulation sine MODC External modulation chop Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following acc
32. Band Typ 45 dB Typ 45 dB RINS amp 7 C Band Typ 145 dB Hz Typ 135 dB Hz L Band Typ 145 dB Hz Typ 130 dB Hz Fiber type C L Band PANDA PMF Slow axis in line with connector key Optical connector 9 C L Band Select any of FC PC or FC Angled PC Dither function C L Band 20 8 kHz SBS suppression dither frequency Dither function C L Band 0 to 1000 MHz SBS suppression FM modulation range External dimensions C L Band 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot Weight C L Band Approx 0 8 kg Laser safety standard class C L Band IEC 60825 1 2007 class 1M After 30 minutes warm up The environmental conditions are subject to the specification of frame controller unless otherwise specified When a PM fiber is used Advanced type At grid mode on A grid spacing is except a manual setting At constant temperature within 0 5 C 1 2 3 4 Ambient temperature 23 5 C 5 Dither function OFF 6 Atmaximum output power 7 20MHzto 10 GHz 8 Optical return loss 40 dB or more 9 Step type narrow key 10 Characteristics General Specifications Item specification Operation environment Ambient temperature 5 to 40 C Ambient humidity 20 to 80 RH no condensation Storage environment Ambient temperature 20 to 60 C Ambient humidity 20 to 80 RH no condensation IM 735101 01EN 5 7 suoljeoyineds H 5 4 AQ2200 136 TLS Module Performance and Functional S
33. Emissions Compliant standard EN 61326 1 class A EN 55011 class A group 1 C Tick EN 55011 class A group 1 EN 61000 3 2 EN 61000 3 3 This is a class A instrument designed for an industrial environment Operation of this equipment in a residential area can cause radio interference in which case users will be required to correct the interference Cable conditions Interlock connector REMOTE INTERLOCK Use a BNC coaxial cable that is 3 m in length or less External trigger input terminal TRIGGER IN Use a BNC coaxial cable that is 3 m in length or less External trigger output terminal TRIGGER OUT Use a BNC coaxial cable that is 3 m in length or less USB port type A Use a shielded USB cable that is 3 m in length or less USB port type B Use a shielded USB cable that is 3 m in length or less Ethernet port Use a category 7 Ethernet cable that is 3 m in length or less Immunity Compliant standard EN 61326 1 Table 2 for industrial locations Cable conditions Same as the emission cable conditions 1 The overvoltage category installation category is a value used to define the transient overvoltage condition and includes the rated impulse withstand voltage Overvoltage category ll applies to electrical equipment that is powered through a fixed installation such as a switchboard 2 The pollution degree refers to the degree of adhesion of a solid liquid or gas which deteriorates withstand voltage or surface resistivity Pollution deg
34. MDC VOLmax 0 35 V VOHmin 0 85 V 3 mA lOLmax 3 mA OHmax 3 mA ViLmax ViHmax General Specifications Item Specification Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Storage temperature 20 to 60 C Storage humidity 20 to 8096 RH no condensation Dimensions and weight Dimensio ns 62 5 x 117 x 321 5 mm excluding protrusions two slots Weight Approx 1 5 kg 1 Assuming an ambient temperature of 23 2 C and a warm up period of 20 minutes IM 735101 01EN 5 33 suoljeoyineds H 5 21 AQ2200 651 SG Module Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specification RF OUT CH1 CH5 Frequency range Frequency resolution 620 0 to 720 0 MHz when the rate is 1 1 155 0 to 180 0 MHz when the rate is 1 4 1Hz Frequency accuracy 2 0 ppm when using the internal oscillator Depends on the signal received by 10 MHz REF IN when using an external reference signal Output amplitude 0 8 Vp p 0 2 Vp p 1 3 Vp p 0 2 Vp p Waveform Rectangular Duty 50 10 Terminator condition 50 O AC coupling Connector SMA female 10MHz REF IN Input Frequency range 10 MHz 2 0 ppm amplitude 0 3 Vp p to 1 2 Vp p Duty 50 10 Absolute max rating 1 5 Vp p Terminator condition 50 Q AC coupling Connector SMA female 10MHz REF OUT Output Frequency range 10 MHz 2 0 ppm
35. Output terminator conditions TX1 16 TX1 64 RX1 16 or RX1 64 A frequency that is 1 16 or 1 64 of the clock frequency TXPatt or RXPatt PRBS Transmits high pulses at an interval that is 128 times larger than the PRBS pattern Program 16 to 256 bits Transmits high pulses at an interval that is 128 times larger than the pattern length Program 256 to 67 108 864 bits Transmits high pulses at an interval that is equivalent to the pattern length SDH SONET Transmits high pulses at an interval that is equivalent to one frame 1244160 bits TXERR or RXERR Transmits a high pulse when an error is added in the PPG or when an error is detected in the ED 0 6 Vp p 0 3 V SMA female 50 Q AC or DC terminator Pulse Pattern Generator Data Transmission PRBS pattern PROGRAM SDH SONET 2n 1 n 7 9 10 11 15 23 or 31 Standard 16 to 256 bits in 1 bit steps Optional 256 to 67 108 864 bits in 128 bit steps Optional Scramble Fixed to ON Overhead Programmable The B1 and B2 bytes are program data They are provided with no computational parity bits Payload PRBS 2n 1 n 9 10 11 15 23 or 31 Error addition SINGLE RATE Add a 1 bit error each time the user specifies it 1 0E n n 3 to 12 in steps of 1 Error Detector Data Receive pattern PRBS PROGRAM SDH SONET AUTO SYNC Measurement function Measurement mode Measurement time Measurement result Measur
36. PPG back to the ED and performing BER measurements Procedure 1 Inserta 10 dB attenuator in the DATAIN2 terminal without CDR of this instrument s ED and use a coaxial cable to connect this terminal to the DATA OUT terminal of the PPG 2 Insert a phase shifter into the CLOCK IN terminal of this instrument s ED and use a coaxial cable to connect this terminal to the CLOCK OUT terminal of the PPG 3 Configure the AQ2200 601 10 Gbit s BERT module as follows PPGIF Electric Setup Couple Data offset 0 00V Pattern PRBS Data cross point 5096 PRBS length PRBS31 Clock source Internal Error mode Single Bitrate 10 71Gbit s Logic Positive Bitrate offset Oppm Meas mode Single Clock offset 0 00V Meas day 0 day Input select Dataln 2 Meas time 5 min Data threshold OmV Disp mode Current Auto sync ON 4 Set the instrument s data amplitude to 0 5 V and perform the BER measurement Check that no errors occur for five minutes 5 Inthe same way set the data amplitude to 2 0 V and perform the BER measurement Check that no errors occur for five minutes e Connection Diagram AG2200 801 40Gbit s BERT MODULE A ALL PORTS PPG ED DATA OUT TO OPTICAL MODULATOR DATA IN 4 OUTPUT CDR 0 7Vp p MAX DATAIN2 ATT 10 dB DATA OUT 41 KC 10 0 5 2Vp p CLOCK OUT CLOCK OUT Ph ase Sj shifter ATT 3dB 41 KC 3 4V
37. SMF 2 3 dB or less 2 3 MMF 2 3 dB or less Polarization dependence output 0 1 dBp p or less 5 General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Temperature and humidity for storage Ambient temperature Ambient humidity External dimensions 20 to 60 C 20 to 8096 RH no condensation 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot Weight Approx 0 9 kg All values in the specifications assume a warm up period of one hour Unless otherwise noted all specified values include connectors When using the master cord SMF Wavelength 1550 15 nm 20 ON OW 1 Output ratio Wavelengthk 1550 15 nm 1310 15 nm 0 5 dB if the wavelength is 850 or 1310 nm Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature Connectors not included 0 15 dB or less if the wavelength is 1310 15 nm Wavelength 850 or 1310 nm 0 When using PC connectors return loss 48 dB or greater 0 0 HIN IM 735101 01EN 5 21 suoljeoyineds H 5 13 AQ2200 331 ATTN Module Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Wavelength range SMF type 1200 to 1700 nm MMF type 800 to 1370 nm Insertion loss SMF type 1 9 dB typical 2 3 4 MMF type 1 9 dB typical 14 Maximum attenuation SMF type 60 dB MMF type 45 dB Attenuation accuracy SMF type 0 1 dB or less 3 5
38. Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Temperature and humidity for storage Ambient temperature 20 to 60 C Ambient humidity 20 to 80 RH no condensation External dimensions 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot Weight Approx 0 7 kg 5 12 IM 735101 01EN 5 7 AQ2200 215 Sensor Module All values in the specifications assume a warm up period of one hour 1 Reference conditions Power level 100 uW 10 dBm CW light Wavelength 1310 20 nm Light source spectrum width 10 nm or less Ambient temperature 23 2 C Optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Optical connector FC PC Wavelength setting error 0 5 nm or less year since the last calibration 2 Operating conditions e Power level 1 uW to 1 W 30 to 30 dBm CW light Wavelength range 1260 to 1620 nm Optical fiber lt 50 GI NA lt 0 2 add 2 if 62 5 GI and NA x 0 275 Range Auto range Averaging 1 second Other conditions are the same as the reference conditions 3 Conditions Wavelength range 1550 30 nm Ambient temperature 23 2 C Optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Optical connector FC PC 4 Conditions e Power level 1 uW to 1 W 30 to 30 dBm CW light Wavelength range 1260 to 1620 nm Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature Optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Range Auto range Averaging 1 second 5 Conditions Wavelen
39. alcohol and slowly insert it into the optical output connector s precision sleeve Rotate the stick type cleaner while pressing lightly against the inner walls M Precision sleeve e an ink no Stick type cleaner sea N es 4 30 IM 735101 01EN 4 5 Routine Maintenance How to Clean the Optical Output Connector of the AQ2200 141 and AQ2200 142 FP LD Modules 1 Soak a piece of cleaning paper in the isopropyl alcohol and rub the cleaning paper against the ferrule end face 2 Wipe of the moisture with another piece of cleaning paper After that use the compressed air to remove any remaining dust EEE O Ferrule end face o zc How to Clean the Optical Input Connector of the AQ2200 211 Sensor Module 1 Soaka stick type cleaner in the isopropyl alcohol and slowly insert it into the optical input connector s precision sleeve Use the stick type cleaner to clean the connector s inner walls and opening 2 Wipe of the moisture with another stick type cleaner After that use the compressed air to remove any remaining dust Precision sleeve Stick type cleaner O get How to Clean the Optical Input Connector of the AQ2200 215 Sensor Module Because the light receiving surface is very sensitive never rub it to clean off dust particles Use the compressed air to remove small amounts of dust and dirt How to Clean the Optical Input Connector of the AQ2200 221 Optical S
40. appear servicing is required 1307 Over Current Error The modules drive current is Restart the instrument abnormal If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1363 Zero set Error1 Light was not cut off during the After checking that light can be cut off execute the zero set zero set procedure procedure again 1364 Zero set Error2 There is a problem with the Reset the instrument and then execute the zero set procedure hardware If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1365 Input Power Over An optical signal was applied that Set the optical input power to a value that is less than or equal exceeds the maximum optical input level to the maximum optical input level XFP Interface Module Code Error Message Description Corrective Action 1600 Memory Check An error occurred during the start Restart the instrument If the same message continues to Error up memory check appear servicing is required 1601 Flash Rom Write An error occurred during writing to Restart the instrument If the same message continues to Error the flash ROM appear servicing is required 1603 Temperature Error The internal temperature is too Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s high ventilation holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1604 Update Error A failure occurred duri
41. appear set Lock to Off on the frame controller s SYSTEM screen 1101 Temperature Error The temperature inside the module is Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s too high inlet and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1102 Update Error A failure occurred during a firmware Restart the instrument update If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1104 Light Output Limit The optical output of the light source Restart the instrument Operation1 device 1 has exceeded its upper If the same message continues to appear servicing is required limit 1105 Memory Check An error occurred during the start up Restart the instrument Error memory check If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1106 Thermistor The thermistor detected a Restart the instrument Temperature temperature error For laser light If the same message continues to appear servicing is required Error1 source 1 1107 Thermistor The thermistor detected a Restart the instrument Temperature temperature error For laser light If the same message continues to appear servicing is required Error2 Source 2 1108 PEL Over current The Peltier current is abnormal For Restart the instrument Error1 laser light source 1 If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1109 P
42. connector adapter when connecting an optical fiber For details see section 2 6 Optical input device 2 This optical input receives an optical signal Use an AQ9335C connector adapter when connecting an optical fiber For details see section 2 6 SENSOR ka MODULE o OPT IN 1 OPTIN2 Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module IM 735101 01EN 1 4 ORL Module AQ2200 271 ORL Module Lock lever release button AQ2200 271 ORL MODULE Releases the lock lever Light measurement Connects to the DUT the optical return loss of which is being measured o A AN ANGLED PC ONLY MEAS O OPT IN OPT OUT Laser input Receives the laser SM o HIN TH MEAS OPT OUT 7 LLL DUT stands for device under test Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module Reflected light output Transmits the reflected light IM 735101 01EN suonoung pue sauiewN 3uauoduio H 1 5 Attenuator Modules AQ2200 311A ATTN Module Supports SMF and MMF Lock lever release button Releases the lock leve AQ2200 311A ATTN MODULE Lock lever Optical input Used when installing and uninstalling the module Optical output indication lamp The lamp is lit when the optical output is on ENABLE DISABLE key Turns the optical output on and off
43. cord 4 Connectors not included 5 Wavelength 1550 15 nm 6 0 15 dB typical if the wavelength is 1310 15 nm 7 26 8 When using PC connector ends return loss of 48 dB or greater 9 When using Angled PC connector ends return loss of 63 dB or greater 10 Output ratio 11 For Angled PC connector ends 12 Polarization dependent loss not included 5 20 IM 735101 01EN 5 12 AQ2200 311A ATTN Module Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Wavelength range SMF type 1200 to 1700 nm MMF type 800 to 1370 nm Insertion loss SMF type 1 0 dB typical gt 34 1 6 dB or less 2 3 MMF type 1 0 dB typical 1 6 dB or less Maximum attenuation SMF type 60 dB MMF type 45 dB Attenuation accuracy SMF type 0 1 dB or less 3 5 6 MMF type t 0 1 dB or less Reproducibility SMF type 0 01 dB or less 7 MMF type 0 01 dB or less Display resolution 0 001 dB Return loss SMF type 45 dB or greater 5 10 MMF type 20 dB or greater Polarization dependency SMF 0 08 dBp p or less 5 Maximum input power SMF 23 dBm Shutter isolation 90 dB or greater Compliant optical fiber SMF type MMF type SM ITU T G 652 62 5 125 GI IEC 60793 2 Compliant optical connector FC PC SC PC Optional Specifications Item Specifications Monitor port option Monitor port output SMF 13 dB typical 2 3 MMF 13 dB typical Insertion loss output
44. in IM inappropriate set it to an appropriate value 735101 04E IM 735101 01EN 4 1 uonoedsu pue avueuazuiew Bupoousetgnoil S 4 1 Troubleshooting Problem Probable Cause Corrective Action Reference Section The output waveform is not clear BERT module The cables are not connected well Check that the cables are connected If they are loose Section 2 5 connect them firmly Unused output terminals are not Check the output terminals If they are open terminate Section 2 5 terminated them using the supplied terminators The cables or connectors in use Check the cables and connectors If they do not have do not have good high frequency good high frequency characteristics replace them with characteristics cables or connectors that do The end face of the optical fiber is Check the end face of the optical fiber If it is dirty clean Section 2 7 The LOS alarm appears on the OE 10 Gbit s optical modulator dirty it The optical fiber is not connected Check that the optical fiber is connected If it is loose connect it firmly The optical input power of the Check the optical power of the input signal If it is less OE is less than the minimum light than the minimum light receiving sensitivity insert receiving sensitivity optical AMPs into the system The LD light source output is off Check the LD light source output If it is off turn iton The output power
45. off After waiting for some time restart the Error internal optical module is too high instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1175 Module Communication error with the Restart the instrument Communication internal optical module If the same message continues to appear servicing is required Error 1177 Temperture Error The temperature inside the module is too high Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s inlet and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1178 Module Frequency Error The specified frequency and the laser output frequency are different Restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1179 Module Power Error The specified power value and the laser output power are different Restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1180 Module Fatal Error 1182 Module Voltage Error Internal optical module error The internal voltage is abnormal Restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required Restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required IM 735101 01EN 4 9 uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y bunoouse qnoJj gt 4 2 Error Messages
46. operating environment Temperature and humidity for storage Ambient temperature Ambient humidity 20 to 60 C 20 to 80 RH no condensation External dimensions 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot Weight Approx 0 9 kg 5 14 IM 735101 01EN 5 8 AQ2200 221 Sensor Module All values in the specifications assume a warm up period of one hour Reference conditions Power level 100 uW 10 dBm CW light Wavelength 1310 20 nm Light source spectrum width 10 nm or less Ambient temperature 23 1 C Optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Optical connector FC PC Wavelength setting error 0 5 nm or less Changes to the measuring instrument due to the passage of time are not included in these conditions Add 0 596 for each year since the last calibration Operating conditions Power level 10 mW to 100 nW 40 to 10 dBm CW light Wavelength range 1200 to 1600 nm add 3 for wavelengths less than 1200 nm add 30 pW for wavelengths from 1600 to 1650 nm e Optical fiber lt 50 Gl NA lt 0 2 add 2 if 62 5 GI and NA lt 0 275 Range Auto range Averaging 1 second Other conditions are the same as the reference conditions Conditions Wavelength range 1550 30 nm Ambient temperature 23 1 C Optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Optical connector FC PC Conditions Power level 10 mW to 100 nW 40 to 10 dBm CW light
47. product and opening the package check the items described below If the wrong items have been delivered if items are missing or if there is a problem with the appearance of the items contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer When contacting the dealer from which you purchased the instrument please give them the instrument number Also check that the model name and suffix code given on the name plate on the side panel of the module are the same as those on your order AQ2211 Frame Controller MODEL EEEEEEEEENEEEEEENI SUFFIX j o O i YOKOGAWA Made in Japan R Yokogawa Meters amp Instruments Corporation TOKYO 190 8586 JAPAN OE 5S0 x sur 1 SR OH 1 YOKOGAWA Made in Japan Yokogawa Meters amp Instruments Corporation TOKYO 190 8586 JAPAN AQ2211 AQ2212 Frame Controller Model Suffix Code Description 735101 AQ2211 Three slots 735102 AQ2212 Nine slots Power cord D UL CSA Standard Power cord F VDE Standard power cord R AS Standard power cord Q BS Standard power cord H GB Standard power cord CCC compatible No Instrument number When contacting the dealer from which you purchased the instrument please give them the instrument number Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No Power cord 1 Interlock A1288JA 1 co
48. removal of dust or dirt or if they are cleaned improperly the optical connector end faces may be damaged When connecting optical connectors you must properly align the ferrule cores of both optical connectors An optical adapter is used for this connection but if the connection is made with dirt or dust attached to the ferrule side face or ferrule guide sleeve of the optical adapter the cores cannot be properly aligned This may lead to problems such as optical power loss transmission mode disturbances and an increased optical reflection at the connection point Consequently the instrument will not be able to take proper measurements To prevent problems such as these it is necessary to keep the optical connectors clean and to make proper connections when connecting optical connectors to measuring instruments or to other optical connectors When you use this instrument clean the ferrule every time it is connected and clean the precision sleeve at least once every thirty connections In particular if you use optical connectors such as those described on the following page we recommend that you clean them before every use IM 735101 01EN 4 27 uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y bunoouse qnoJj gt 4 5 Routine Maintenance Optical connectors are connected after a metallic sleeve has been inserted Particles that are worn off of the metallic sleeve may stick to the ferrule side face or end face particularly easily Opt
49. the DUT needs the clock connect the CLOCK OUT terminal to the DUT 2 Use a phase shifter to adjust the phase to match the input of the DUT IM 735101 01EN 2 15 2 5 Connecting Cables Using the Trigger Terminal to Generate the Reference Clock of an Optical Transceiver Make the following connections if you want to use the trigger terminal to generate the reference clock of an optical transceiver U link coaxial U link coaxial L EO BERT OE A82200 621 f AB2200 601 AQ2200 631 4oGbit s BERT MODULE o220D 1 11 O OUTPUT I06bit s 7 DFB LO OPTICAL WOOULE MODULATOR 1 55am TO QPTICAL on DATA IN MODULATOR l Gbit s OPTICAL RECEIVER I DAT IN 1 C R DATA OUT 300mVpp A ALL PORTS ED DATA IN 4 CDR Se N 0 7Vp p MAX ow ace DATA IN DATA_OUT DATA_OUT DATA IN 2 DATA OUT cw LD IN OVER Los CHOP LD IN CH 0 B 2Vp p 0 5 2Vp p 0 BVp p MAX Dos or CLOCK IN 0 6Vp p MAX Anii P ON 1 Ly EXT CHOP TD OPT IN 6dBmt peak MAX Hiele OPT OUT d opt DUT EXT CLOCK IN TRIGGER OUT PANDA fiber Optical fiber Optical fiber Coaxial cable Reflected TEST F
50. the LOCAL soft key is showing the instrumentis in Sections panel operations mode remote control mode through GP IB for example To 1 1 2 1 and perform panel operations cancel remote control mode 3 1 in IM from the remote controller or press LOCAL to put the 735101 17E instrument into local mode The laser beam is not generated Light source module The optical output is locked If the optical output is locked Lock appears in the Opt box on the display Unlock the laser output in the System settings If you cannot unlock the laser output an interlock connector plug may not be attached to the interlock connector on the rear of the frame controller After you attach the plug unlock the laser output You cannot remember the password Light source module The default password is 1234 If you change the password make sure that you change it to something that you will not easily forget Unable to synchronize The cables are not connected in PPG ED loopback Check that the cables are connected If they are loose Section 2 5 connect them firmly mode The PPG Interface is not set to Check the PPG Interface setting If itis set to Optic Section BERT module Electric change it to Electric 9 2 in IM The input port settings are Check the input port settings DATAIN1 and DATAIN2 735101 03E incorrect of the ED against the actual connections If the settings and section are different
51. the total current consumption for PS1 to PS5 is 28 W or less 1707 PS2 Overload The PS2 power supply current has Check the current consumption of the connected optical exceeded the limit transceiver and set a new current limit Make sure that the total current consumption for PS1 to PS5 is 28 W or less 1708 PS3 Overload The PS3 power supply current has Check the current consumption of the connected optical exceeded the limit transceiver and set a new current limit Make sure that the total current consumption for PS1 to PS5 is 28 W or less 1709 PS4 Overload The PS4 power supply current has Check the current consumption of the connected optical exceeded the limit transceiver and set a new current limit Make sure that the total current consumption for PS1 to PS5 is 28 W or less 1710 PS5 Overload The PS5 power supply current has Check the current consumption of the connected optical exceeded the limit transceiver and set a new current limit Make sure that the total current consumption for PS1 to PS5 is 28 W or less 1711 MDIO I F Error An error occurred during MDIO Check that the optical transceiver is connected correctly communication 1712 Update Error A failure occurred during a Restart the instrument If the same message continues to firmware update appear servicing is required 1713 Total Overload The total optical transceiver Set a new limit value that matches the current consumption current consumption has of the connected o
52. wavelengths from 1600 to 1650 nm Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature Averaging 1 second Output impedance approx 1 KQ Select FC SC or ST IM 735101 01EN 5 11 suoneo2yi2oods H 5 7 AQ2200 215 Sensor Module Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Photo sensor element InGaAs Measurement wavelength range 970 to 1660 nm Power range 70 to 30 dBm Minimum display resolution 1 10 000 Compliant optical fiber lt 62 5 125 um GI NA lt 0 275 Uncertainty at reference conditions 3 Total uncertainty 7 5 2 nW Polarization dependence 0 03 dBp p typical Nonlinearity 7 0 05 dB 2 nW Noise level 2 nW or less Averaging time minimum 100 us Analog output AUTO mode Approx 0 to 2 V proportional to the measurement power W for each power range LINEAR mode Approx 0 to 2 V proportional to the range set for measurement power W LOG mode Approx 0 to 2 V proportional to the range set for measurement power dBm Connector type Mini plug Output impedance Approx 1 KQ Optical connector AQ9335C connector adapter Logging measurement Measurement power range Fixed Minimum data sampling interval 100 us Maximum number of data 20 000 samples Stability measurement Minimum data sampling interval 100 ms Maximum number of data 20 000 samples Maximum measurement time 99 days General Specifications Item
53. when using the internal oscillator Depends on the signal received by 10 MHz REF IN when using an external reference signal amplitude Terminator condition 0 8 Vp p 0 2 Vp p 50 Q AC coupling Connector SMA female General Specifications Item Specification Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Storage temperature 20 to 60 C Storage humidity 20 to 80 RH no condensation Dimensions and weight Dimensions 62 5 x 117 x 321 5 mm excluding protrusions two slots Weight Approx 1 5 kg 5 34 IM 735101 01EN 5 20 External Dimensions Unit mm Unless otherwise specified tolerances are 3 however tolerances are 0 3 mm when below 10 mm AQ2211 Frame Controller e Rear view 132 5 20 5 14 3 212 5 2 400 25 4 IM 735101 01EN 5 35 suoljeoyineds H 5 20 External Dimensions AQ2212 Frame Controller a l Rear view p bu n N ei e I N S N 14 3 425 _ 14 3 500
54. 0 3 V in 1 mV steps Input terminator conditions 50 Q AC coupling Bitrate 9 95 to 10 71 Gbit s Clock Signal Input Terminal CLOCK IN This terminal receives 10 Gbit s clock signals CLOCK IN 0 Sven MAX Item Specifications Connector type SMA female Input level 0 2 to 0 6 Vp p Input terminator conditions 50 Q AC coupling Frequency The same frequency as DATA IN 2 synchronized to the data input External Clock Signal Input Terminal EXT CLOCK IN If you want to operate the BERT module with an external clock signal at a rate of 10 GHz without using the internal SG apply a 10 GHz clock signal to this terminal EXT K IN 4Vp p MAX Item Specifications Connector type SMA female Input level 0 4 to 1 0 Vp p Input terminator conditions 50 Q AC coupling or DC coupling Frequency The same frequency as the bitrate Duty 50 nominal value External Synchronization Signal Input Terminal REF CLOCK IN If you want to synchronize the BERT module with an external clock signal without using the internal SG apply a reference signal that has a frequency that is 1 16 or 1 64 of the 10 Gbit s rate to this terminal REF CLOCK IN 4 462 1 64 1Vp p MAX Item Specifications Connector type SMA female Input level 0 4 to 1 0 Vp p Input terminator conditions 50 Q AC coupling Frequency 1 16 or 1 64 of the bitrate Duty 50 rectangular signal nominal 3 6 IM 735101 01EN
55. 01EN 4 5 Routine Maintenance Precautions for Routine Use To protect the optical interfaces always strictly observe the following points during routine use To prevent dust from adhering to the optical interfaces always attach dust protection caps to the optical connectors and the instrument s optical interfaces that are not being used To prevent the connector end faces from getting dirty or being damaged never touch the optical interfaces with anything except when cleaning them or carrying out adjustments When connecting the optical connectors always insert them straight so that the connector end face does not touch the connector adapter the nearby panel or nearby components IM 735101 01EN 4 33 uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y Bupoousetgnoil gt 4 6 Recommended Replacement Parts The following parts are susceptible to wear We recommend replacing them at the following intervals For part replacement contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer Part Name Recommended Replacement Notes Interval Cooling fan 40000 hours Lithium battery 3 years If the instrument is turned off ATTN module shutter 150000 times AQ2200 311 311A 331 ATTN module Part Name Operating Life Notes LCD backlight 30000 hours Half brightness life for continuous use This is the operating life if the display adjustment Back Light setting is set to 5 the default value 4 34 IM 735101 01EN 4 7 Ca
56. 1 0 003 dB or less AQ2200 142 0 005 dB or less 24 hours 0 03 dB or less Optical attenuation range Optical output modulation Internal CHOP modulation frequency Compliant optical connector 6 dB in 0 01 dB steps 270 Hz 1 kHz and 2 kHz AQ9441 universal adapter General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Temperature and humidity for storage Ambient temperature 20 to 60 C Ambient humidity 20 to 80 RH no condensation External dimensions 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot Weight Approx 0 95 kg Safety standard EN 60825 1 class 1 All values in the specifications assume a warm up period of one hour Ambient temperature 23 2 C RMS 2 c 20 dB 5 to 40 C 8 hours 5to 401 C Select either FC or SC NOOR Ga M CW light attenuation 0 0 dB outgoing point of connection fiber FC SPC FC SPC 2m SMF Constant temperature one temperature from 20 to 30 C 5 6 IM 735101 01EN 5 4 AQ2200 131 132 Grid TLS Module Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Suffix code T2 Suffix code T4 Number of channel C L Band 1 AQ2200 131 or 2 AQ2200 132 Device type C L Band Advanced type Standard type Frequency Wavelength range C Band 196 25 THz to 191 50 THz
57. 101 01EN 2 3 sjueuiaJnseo y 104 suoneuedoeag BUIEN H 2 2 Installing the Instrument Ambient Temperature and Humidity Ambient temperature 5 to 40 C Ambient humidity 20 to 80 RH no condensation Flat Even Surface Install the instrument with the correct orientation on a stable horizontal surface If the instrument is installed in a horizontal position rubber stoppers can be attached to the feet at the rear of the instrument to prevent the instrument from sliding One set of rubber stoppers two stoppers are included with the instrument Rubber stoppers DP A9088ZM Feet at the rear of the instrument Rack Mounting To rack mount the instrument use the separately sold rack mount kit Product Name Model AQ2211 rack mount kit for mounting one AQ2211 to an ElA standard rack 735182 03 AQ2212 rack mount kit for mounting one AQ2212 to an ElA standard rack 735182 09 An outline of the mounting procedure is given below For detailed instructions see the manual that is included with the rack mount kit 1 Remove the handles from both sides of the instrument from the left side of the instrument in the case of an AQ2211 2 Remove the four feet from the bottom of the instrument 3 Remove the four seals the rack mount attachment holes on each side of the instrument near the front 4 Place seals over the feet and handle attachment holes Attach the rack mount kit to the instrument m 6 Mo
58. 196 10 THz to 191 70 THz 1527 60 nm to 1565 50 nm 1528 77 nm to 1563 86 nm L Band 190 95 THz to 186 35THz 190 90 THz to 186 50 THz 1570 01 nm to 1608 76 nm 1570 42 nm to 1607 47 nm Grid spacing C LBand 100 GHz 50 GHz 25 GHz 100 GHz 50 GHz and Manual min 0 1 GHz Frequency Wavelength setting resolution C Band 0 1 GHz 0 8 pm 1550 nm L Band 0 1 GHz 0 8 pm 1590 nm Frequency Wavelength fine turning range C Band Typ 6 GHz 48 pm 1550 nm L Band Typ 6 GHz 51 pm 1590 nm Frequency Wavelength fine turning C Band Typ 1 MHz 8 fm 1550 nm resolution L Band Typ 1 MHz 8 fm 1590 nm ER Absolute frequency Wavelength C Band 2 5 GHz 20 pm 1550 nm 2 5 GHz 20 pm 1550 nm accuracy 6 L Band 2 5 GHz 21 pm 1590 nm 2 5 GHz 21 pm 1590 nm Frequency Wavelength tuning time C Band 30 seconds or less L Band Frequency Wavelength C Band Typ 0 3 GHz 2 4 pm 1550 nm Typ 0 3 GHz 2 4 pm 1550 nm stability 24 hours 2 36 L Band Typ 0 3 GHz 2 5 pm 1590 nm Typ 0 3 GHz 2 5 pm 1590 nm Optical output levelt 2 4 6 C Band 2 12 5 dBm 2 12 0 dBm L Band 2 12 5 dBm 2 9 0 dBm Attenuation range C L Band 6 dB Resolution Typ 0 01 4 dB Resolition Typ 0 1 Output level stability 24 hours 3 6 C L Band Typ 0 03 dB Typ 0 03 dB Spectral Linewidth 9 C L Band Typ 100 kHz Typ 3 MHz SMSR C L
59. 4 46 4 64 1vp p MAX EXT CLOCK IN E bsaamuuuuuuuunuuuuuunuuuuuuuuuzzzi TRIGGER OUT If you want to use an external signal generator that has a frequency that is 1 16 or 1 64 the bitrate connect it to the BERT module s REF CLOCK IN terminal If you want to use an external signal generator of the 10 GHz band connect it to the BERT module s EXT CLOCK IN terminal Note If you want to use a reference clock make sure to apply a rectangular signal from the external signal generator 2 14 IM 735101 01EN 2 5 Connecting Cables Using the Trigger Terminal Using the Trigger Terminal to Generate Trigger Signals for Waveform Monitoring Make the following connections if you want to use the trigger terminal to generate trigger signals for an oscilloscope AG2200 501 40Gbit s BERT MODULE A ALL Ports Fy PPG ED DATA QUT DATA IN 4 OUTPUT CDA Son E eorr BRA DATA OUT DATA IN 2 TO OPTICAL MODULATOR DATA OUT 0 5 8Vp p 0 5 2Vp p 6Vp p MAX CLOCK OUT CLOCK om CLOCK IN CLOCK OUT 0 BVp p MAX Oscilloscope REF CLOCK IN a a a a D 4 46 1 64 EXT CLOCK IN TRIGGER OUT a TRIGGER OUT 4Vp p MAX 1vp p MAX 0 6Vp p Q DH sjueuiaJnseo y 104 SuoIesedaig BUIEN H DATA IN DATA OUT Coaxial cable DUT Coaxial cable 2 222222 E CLOCK IN 1 If
60. 6 MMF type t 0 1 dB or less 1 Reproducibility SMF type 0 01 dB or less 7 MMF type t 0 01 dB or less 12 Minimum display resolution 1 1 000 Output monitor accuracy SMF type 5 or less 9 9 10 MMF type 596 or less 10 13 Return loss SMF type 45 dB or greater 5 11 MMF type 20 dB or greater Polarization dependence 5 SMF type 0 1 dBp p or less Maximum input power 23 dBm Shutter isolation 90 dB or greater Compliant optical fiber SMF type MMF type Compliant optical connector SM ITU T G 652 62 5 125 GI IEC 60793 2 FC PC SC PC General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Temperature and humidity for storage Ambient temperature Ambient humidity 20 to 60 C 20 to 8096 RH no condensation External dimensions 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot Weight Approx 0 9 kg 5 22 IM 735101 01EN 5 13 AQ2200 331 ATTN Module All values in the specifications assume a warm up period of one hour Unless otherwise noted all specified values include connectors e For models with GI specifications all specified values are guaranteed when a light source that is excited in steady mode is used 1 Wavelength 1310 15 nm or 1550 15 nm 2 Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature 3 When using
61. 8 SCL VO 3 3VCMOS 42 GND 9 GND 43 CTRL13 3 3V O 3 3V CMOS 10 SDA lO 33VCMOS 44 GND 11 GND 45 CTRL12 3 3V O 3 3V CMOS 12 CTRL11 3 3V O 3 3VCMOS 46 GND 13 GND 47 CTRL10 3 3V O 3 3V CMOS 14 CTRLO9 3 3V O 3 3VCMOS 48 GND 15 GND 49 CTRLO8 3 3V O 3 3V CMOS 16 CTRLO7 1 2V O 1 2 V CMOS 50 GND 17 GND 51 CTRLO6 1 2V O 1 2V CMOS 18 CTRL05 1 2V O 1 2 V CMOS 52 GND 19 GND 53 CTRL04 1 2V O 1 2 V CMOS 20 CTRL03 1 2V O 1 2 V CMOS 54 GND 21 GND 55 CTRL02 1 2V O 1 2 V CMOS 22 CTRL01 1 2V O 1 2 V CMOS 56 GND 23 GND 57 AINO6 I 24 AINO5 l 58 GND 25 AIN COM 59 AIN04 I 26 AINO3 l 60 AIN COM 27 AIN COM 61 AINO2 28 AINO1 l 62 AIN COM 29 APS R1 l 63 APS R1 COM 30 PS5 SENS l 64 PS5 COM I 31 PS4 SENS l 65 PS4 COM I 32 PS3 SENS l 66 PS3 COM I 33 PS2 SENS l 67 PS2 COM I 34 PS1 SENS l 68 PS1 COM I Item Specification Connector type SFF 8441 VHDCI 68 pin IM 735101 01EN 3 13 3 8 SG Module A CAUTION Before removing modules from the frame controller turn the output off Before turning the frame controller off turn the output off Before connecting cables to or disconnecting cables from the UO terminals turn the output off Before connecting cables to the I O t
62. A 33 BERT Module 3 4 A 34 Optical Modulator Module titres oe esie RuN 3 8 AN 3 5 Optical Receiver Module 3 9 A 3 6 XFP Interface Module 3 10 AN 3 7 Transceiver VF Module Eeer e bes an eror Eege EE 3 12 A 3 8 IEN Vue E Ee 3 14 IM 735101 01EN xi Contents Chapter 4 Troubleshooting Maintenance and Inspection 4 1 Neie e ne EE 4 1 4 2 od cre GE 4 6 4 3 Changing Modules irt errat ri te E REESE nr Mr before pens 4 16 4 4 Updating the Eirtriware ciii iaces e EE Debes rhe eco iaida adidas 4 19 4 5 oasis 4 27 4 6 Recommended Replacement Parts ciencia eec eter cene 4 34 4 7 Ss 4 35 Chapter 5 Specifications 5 1 AQ2211 AQ2212 Frame Controller lt s00s0scccccscscescsececcsesesenteaseseeseadesescassbscccscasecees 5 1 5 2 AQ2200 111 DFB ED leet TEE 5 3 5 3 AQ2200 14142 FP ED Module roter ctc oreet ecs REES deet 5 6 5 4 AQ2200 131 132 Grid TLS Module 5 7 5 4 AQ2200 136 TES Module enr teste cratere tert toda crede ec e eade de EUER dieses 5 8 5 5 AQ2200 201 Interface Module nnne nennen nnne 5 9 5 6 AQ2200 211 Sensor Module nennen aaa aar aaraa inane nnns 5 10 5 7 AQ2200 215 Sensor Module 5 12 5 8 AQ2200 221 Sensor Modu le eege NEEN EENS EENS EE 5 14 5 9 AQ2200 231 241 Optical Sensor Head 5 16 5 10 AQ 2200 271 ORL Modl 5 ionis niae te AN NEE ER EESE AN 5 19 5 11 AQ2200 311
63. AQ2200 601 10 Gbit s BERT module s ED and use a coaxial cable to connect this terminal to the DATA OUT terminal of the PPG 2 Configure the AQ2200 601 10 Gbit s BERT module as follows PPGIF Data offset Data cross point Clock source Bitrate Bitrate offset Clock offset Input select Data threshold Auto sync Electric 0 00 V 50 Internal 11 32Gbit s Oppm 0 00V Dataln 1 CDR OmV ON 3 Set the instrument s data amplitude to 0 5 V and perform the BER measurement Check that no errors occur for five minutes 4 Inthe same way set the data amplitude to 2 0 V and perform the BER measurement Check that no errors occur for five minutes e Connection Diagram AG2200 501 40Gbit s BERT MODULE DATA OUT DATA OUT TO OPTICAL MODULATOR 0 5 8Vp p CLOCK OUT PPG Aa PORTS 73 DATA IN 4 coal DATA_IN 2 0 6Vp p MAX 0 5 8Vp p CLOCK OUT 0 6Vp p MAX REF CLOCK IN Dog 4 64 4Vp p MAXI EXT CLOCK IN TRIGGER OUT 1vp p MAX DATA IN1 CDR SF 104 2 x 11 PC 3 5 42 700 mm Coaxial cable IM 735101 01EN 4 3 uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y bunoouse qnoJj gt 4 1 Troubleshooting BER Measurements Without clock recovery This test inspects whether the SG PPG ED without CDR module is operating properly by looping the signal from the
64. AWA dealer Unplug If Abnormal Behavior Occurs If you notice smoke or unusual odors coming from the instrument immediately turn off the power and unplug the power cord Then contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer Do Not Damage the Power Cord Nothing should be placed on top of the power cord and it should be kept away from any heat sources When removing the plug from the power outlet do not pull on the cord Pull from the plug If the power cord is damaged contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer Refer to page iv for the part number when placing an order General Handling Precautions Do Not Place Objects on Top of the Instrument Never place objects such as other instruments or objects that contain water on top of the instrument Doing so may damage the instrument Do Not Damage the LCD Because the LCD is very vulnerable and can be easily scratched do not allow any sharp objects near it Also the LCD should not be exposed to vibrations or shocks Unplug during Extended Non Use Unplug the power cord from the outlet IM 735101 01EN 2 1 sjueuiaJnseo y 104 suonejedoeag BUIEN H 2 1 Handling Precautions Module Handling Precautions Do not expose the modules to excessive shock Do not remove the module cases Do not touch the metal parts of the module connectors with your hands CAUTION Do not carry the AQ2211 or AQ2212 Frame Controller while modules are installed in the instrument When Carrying the Ins
65. DISABLE A INPUT OUTPUT The optical input receives optical signals AQ2200 311 ATTN Module Lock lever release button Optical output Transmits the attenuated Lei optical signal Q MONITOR Q O OUTPUT MONITOR 95 5 Optical signal monitor output Transmits the attenuated optical signal for the monitor On models with the MON option AQ2200 311 Lock lever Releases the lock lever Optical input The optical input receives optical signals Used when installing and uninstalling the module ATTN MODULE o Optical output indication lamp The lamp is lit when the optical output is on H ENABLE DISABLE key Turns the optical output on and off DISABLE A INPUT OUTPUT Optical output Transmits the attenuated O optical signal MONITOR o Optical signal monitor output Transmits the attenuated optical signal for the monitor On models with the MON option IM 735101 01EN 1 5 Attenuator Modules AQ2200 331 ATTN Module With power monitor Lock lever release button AQ2200 331 ATTN MODULE Releases the lock lever Optical input The optical input receives optical signals INPUT OUTPUT Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module Optical output indication lamp The lamp is lit when the optical output is on ENABLE DISABLE key Turns the optical output on and of
66. EL Overcurrent The Peltier current is abnormal For Restart the instrument Error2 laser light source 2 If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1110 Temperature Limit The internal temperature is abnormal Error Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s inlet and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1111 Opt Lock Error Laser output is locked Optical output cannot be turned on Unlock the laser output For details see section 4 1 Troubleshooting If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1112 Light Output Limit The optical output of the light source Operation 2 has exceeded its upper limit Restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required Grid TLS Module Available in firmware versions 3 00 and later Code Error Message Description Corrective Action 1111 Opt Lock Error Laser output is locked Optical output cannot be turned on Unlock the laser output For details see section 4 1 Troubleshooting If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1170 Module The internal optical module is not Restart the instrument ExecutionError operating If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1172 Module Temperture The temperature inside the Turn the power
67. File Not Found The specified file does not exist Specify a correct file name 2069 Invalid File An invalid file is selected Check the contents of the file 2070 X Setting Conflict The device cannot execute the Check the state of the device command IM 735101 01EN 4 15 uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y bunoouse qnoJj gt 4 3 Changing Modules You can install and uninstall modules while the frame controller is on Uninstalling a Module You can uninstall modules while the instrument is on 1 Uninstall the module that is installed in slot 3 AQ2211 FRAWE CONTROLLER A02200 111 DFB LD MODULE WL nm S 1550 918 miath AQ2200 211 SENSOR MODULE Power dBm WL nm Offset 2 0132 1550 9 A02200 211 SENSOR MODULE Offset Power dBm WL nm m 1 3198 1310 0 M AQ2211 FRAME CONTROLLER A02200 111 DFB LD MODULE 1550 918 2 WL nm 402200 211 SENSOR MODULE NO MODULE Note When you remove the module while displaying a screen other than the DETAIL or SUMMARY screen the screen closes and the DETAIL or SUMMARY screen appears 4 16 IM 735101 01EN 4 3 Changing Modules Installing a Module You can install modules while the instrument is on When a module is installed the instrument automatically detects it If the module is not automatically detected follow the procedure below to force the instrument to detect the installed modules 1 Install the module in an empty slot
68. Firmware 3 Press the Information soft key to display the Module Information screen The display will be slightly different depending on the installed modules Module Informaion Soft key menu for interface modules Displaying Interface Module Device Information 4 Press the Module Info soft key to display the Module Information screen Module Informaion Displaying Sensor Head Device Information 5 Press the Head Info soft key to display the Head Information screen Module Informaion Note If a sensor head is not connected the Head Info soft key is dimmed and cannot be pressed 6 After checking the information press the Close soft key 4 24 IM 735101 01EN 4 4 Updating the Firmware Explanation Firmware Updates This instrument may require firmware version updates to support new modules and new or modified features How to Obtain the Firmware If you do not always use the most recent version of the firmware when you update the instrument it may not function properly When you update the module firmware or purchase a newly released module be sure to also update the frame controller firmware You can download the latest firmware from the YOKOGAWA Web site if you register as a user You can register as a user from the following Web site http www yokogawa com tm Note You cannot use the frame controller s Ethernet port to connect to the Internet and directly download or upda
69. IXTURE 1 AQ2200 601 10 Gbit s BERT module 2 AQ2200 111 DFB LD module PMF suffix code 3 AQ2200 621 10 Gbit s optical modulator 1550 nm AQ2200 622 10 Gbit s optical modulator 1310 nm 4 AQ2200 631 10 Gbit s optical receiver See Note below Note Use EO or OE modules with the U option sold separately for U links Use EO modules with the P option sold separately for PANDA fibers To protect the DUT insert optical attenuators as necessary 2 16 IM 735101 01EN 2 5 Connecting Cables Using the Trigger Terminal to Generate a Reference Clock for Synchronizing Multiple Instruments Make the following connections if you want to use the trigger terminal to synchronize multiple instruments MASTER SLAVE AQ 2200 604 AQ2200 6014 40Gbit s BERT MODULE A ALL PORTS 10Gbit s BERT MODULE A ALL PORTS PPG ED PPG ED DATA OUT DATA IN 4 DATA OUT DATA IN 4 CDR CDR OUTPUT Zon co LE TO OPTICAL MODULATOR L 0 7Vp p MAX TO OPTICAL MODULATOR 0 7Vp p MAX DAC OUT DATA IN 2 DATA IN 2 0 5 2Vp p 0 5 2Vp p 0 6Vp p MAX 0 5 2Vp p 0 5 2Vp p 0 BVp p MAX CLOCK OUT CLOCK our CLOCK IN CLOCK OUT GLOCK our CLOCK IN 0 EVp p MAX 0 6Vp p MAX REF CLOCK IN REF CLOCK IN 4 146 1 64 EXT CLOCK IN TRIGGER OUT 4 16 1 64 EXT CLOCK IN TRIGGER OUT TRIGGER OUT 4VP B MAX 1Vp p MAX i REF CLK IN 1Vp p MAX
70. Information The instrument information appears in the following formats The details are different depending on the instrument Frame Controller Item Description Display Example PRODUCT Manufacturing company YOKOGAWA MODEL CODE Model 735101 SERIAL NO Serial number 00001 OPTION Options NONE SPECIAL CODE Special code 00000 BOOT VER Boot program edition 1 00 00 FIRM VER Firmware edition 1 00 00 FPGA1 VER Hardware part edition 1 00 00 FPGA2 VER Hardware part edition 1 00 00 MAC ADDRESS Ethernet MAC address 01 02 03 04 05 06 Modules Item Description Display Example PRODUCT Manufacturing company YOKOGAWA MODULE NAME Module name AQ2200 211 Sensor Module SERIAL NO Serial number 00001 ORDER CODE Order code 735125 FCC SPECIAL CODE Special code 00000 FIRM VER Module firmware edition 01 00 HARD VER Hardware edition 1 00 00 FPGA VER Hardware part edition 1 00 00 OPTION Options NONE CONNECTOR Compliant connector FC FIBER Compliant fiber SM WAVELENGTH Wavelength 1564 679 FREE WORD Comment NONE 4 26 IM 735101 01EN 4 5 Routine Maintenance Notes before Storage Wipe the instrument off with a cloth to remove dust fingerprints and other dirt For instructions on how to clean the exterior of the instrument see Cleaning the Frame Controller and Modules Carry out the condition check fan alarm and key check to confirm that the instrumen
71. Interface Module Connecting a Cable 1 Insert the cable connector into the connector on the front of the interface module make sure that the guide pin of the connector on the module fits into the groove of the cable connector and then tighten the screw to secure them Optical sensor head 2 Similarly connect the cable to the connector on the rear panel of the optical sensor head CAUTION If the interface module is currently installed in the frame controller turn the frame controller off or uninstall the interface module from the frame controller and then carry out the above procedure 2 10 IM 735101 01EN 2 5 Connecting Cables How to Connect Cables for BER Measurement CAUTION e Be sure to attach terminators to any unused output terminals Terminators are attached to the module terminals by factory default When making connections to I O terminals use a grounding strap or other method to prevent electrostatic discharge If the cable that you are connecting is charged with static electricity the instrument may malfunction so always connect cables after they have been discharged Using the CDR Function through the Electrical Interface Make the following connections to enable the DUT to use the CDR function of the BERT module through the electrical interface AGQ2200 501 40Gbit s BERT MODULE A ALL PORTS PPG ED DATA IN 4 L CDR DATA OUT DATA IN1 CD
72. M 735101 01EN 5 6 AQ2200 211 Sensor Module All values in the specifications assume a warm up period of one hour Reference conditions Power level 100 uW 10 dBm CW light Wavelength 1310 20 nm Light source spectrum width 10 nm or less Ambient temperature 23 2 C Optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Optical connector FC PC Wavelength setting error 0 5 nm or less Changes to the measuring instrument due to the passage of time are not included in these conditions Add 0 596 for each year since the last calibration Operating conditions Power level 10 mW to 100 pW 70 to 10 dBm CW light Wavelength range 1200 to 1600 nm add 3 for wavelengths less than 1200 nm add 0 3 pW for wavelengths from 1600 to 1650 nm Optical fiber lt 50 Gl NA x 0 2 add 1 5 if 62 5 GI and NA lt 0 275 Range Auto range Averaging 1 second Other conditions are the same as the reference conditions Conditions Wavelength range 1550 30 nm Ambient temperature 23 2 C Optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Optical connector FC PC Conditions Power level 10 mW to 100 pW 70 to 10 dBm CW light Wavelength range 1200 to 1600 nm add 0 3 pW for wavelengths from 1600 to 1650 nm Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature Optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Range Auto range Averaging 1 second Conditions Wavelength range 1200 to 1600 nm add 0 3 pW for
73. N 4 2 Error Messages Sensor Module Code Error Message Description Corrective Action 1200 Memory Check An error occurred during the memory Restart the instrument Error check If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1201 Flash Rom Write An error occurred during writing to Restart the instrument Error the flash ROM If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1202 Header Error The sensor head type could not be Restart the instrument detected correctly If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1203 Temperature Error The internal temperature is too high Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s inlet and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1204 Update Error A failure occurred during a firmware Restart the instrument update If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1206 No Head The sensor head is not connected Check that the sensor head is firmly connected 1207 Temperature The internal temperature is abnormal Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s inlet Limit Error and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1260 PD Module Error1 The Peltier te
74. Optical Wavelength Wavelength Optical Wavelength Code Frequency Code Frequency Code Frequency M0290 191 60 1564 679 M0085 193 55 1548 915 M0480 195 50 1533 465 M0275 191 65 1564 271 M0100 193 60 1548 515 M0485 195 55 1533 073 M0270 191 70 1563 863 M0105 193 65 1548 115 M0500 195 60 1532 681 M0255 191 75 1563 455 M0120 193 70 1547 715 M0505 195 65 1532 290 M0250 191 80 1563 047 M0125 193 75 1547 316 M0520 195 70 1531 898 M0235 191 85 1562 640 M0140 193 80 1546 917 M0525 195 75 1531 507 M0230 191 90 1562 233 M0145 193 85 1546 518 M0540 195 80 1531 116 M0215 191 95 1561 826 M0160 193 90 1546 119 M0545 195 85 1530 725 M0210 192 00 1561 419 M0165 193 95 1545 720 M0560 195 90 1530 334 M0195 192 05 1561 013 M0180 194 00 1545 322 W1310 228 85 1310 000 M0190 192 10 1560 606 M0185 194 05 1544 924 W1490 201 203 1490 000 M0175 192 15 1560 200 M0200 194 10 1544 526 M0170 192 20 1559 794 M0205 194 15 1544 128 M0155 192 25 1559 389 M0220 194 20 1543 730 M0150 192 30 1558 983 M0225 194 25 1543 333 M0135 192 35 1558 578 M0240 194 30 1542 936 M0130 192 40 1558 173 M0245 194 35 1542 539 M0115 192 45 1557 768 M0260 194 40 1542 142 M0110 192 50 1557 363 M0265 194 45 1541 746 M0095 192 55 1556 959 M0280 194 50 1541 349 M0090 192 60 1556 555 M0285 194 55 1540 953 M0075 192 65 1556 151 M0300 194 60 1540 557 M0070 192 70 1555 747 M0305 194 65 1540 162 M0055 192 75 1555 343 M0320 194 70 1539 766 M0050 192 80 1554 940 M0325 194 75 1539 371 M0035 192 85 1554
75. Optical fiber SA SMF 10 125 G6 MMF 62 5 125 Optical connector FCC FC PC connector SCC SC PC connector Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E IM 735101 01EN Module Model Name Suffix Code and Accessories AQ2200 411 OSW Module Model Suffix Code Description 735141 1x40r1x8 Port configuration 04 1x4 08 1x8 Optical fiber SA SMF 10 125 G6 MMF 62 5 125 Optical connector FCC FC PC connector SCC SC PC connector Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E AQ2200 412 OSW Module Model Suffix Code Description 735143 1x 16 Port configuration 16 1 x 16 Optical fiber SA SMF 10 125 Optical connector FCC FC PC connector SCC SC PC connector Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E AQ2200 421 OSW Module Model Suffix Code Description 735142 1x20r2x2 Port configuration 21 1x2 22 2x2 Optical fiber SA SMF 10 125 G6 MMF 62 5 125 Optical connector FCC FC PC connector SCC SC PC conne
76. Q AC coupling Data input Bitrate 9 95 to 10 71 Gbit s DATA IN 2 Input amplitude range 0 1 to 0 6 Vp p Minimum input sensitivity 100 mVp p or less Threshold voltage 0 3 V in 1 mV steps Inversion feature Positive negative logic inversion Connector 3 5 mm female Input terminator conditions 50 Q AC coupling Clock input Frequency The same frequency as DATA IN 2 synchronized to the data input CLOCK IN Input amplitude range 0 2 to 0 6 Vp p Connector SMA female Input terminator conditions 50 AC coupling Clock and Common Interface Operation clock Clock mode Internal clock Internal external reference clock REF Clk and external clock EXT Clk Internal clock Frequency range 9 95 to 11 32 GHz Resolution 1 kHz External reference Input frequency 1 16 or 1 64 of the bitrate clock Input amplitude 0 4 to 1 0 Vp p 5 26 IM 735101 01EN 5 16 AQ2200 601 10 Gbit s BERT Module Item Specifications REF CLOCK IN Duty 50 rectangular signal nominal Connector SMA female Input terminator conditions 50 Q AC coupling External clock Input frequency The same frequency as the bitrate EXT CLOCK IN Input amplitude 0 4 to 1 0 Vp p Duty 50 nominal value Connector SMA female Input terminator conditions 50 Q AC coupling or DC coupling Trigger output Trigger type Clock trigger pattern trigger or error trigger TRIGGER OUT Clock trigger Pattern trigger Error trigger Output level Connector
77. R 0 7Vp p MAX DATA IN 2 DATA OUT 0 Vp p MAX 0 5 2Vp p CLOCK OUT CLOCK IN CLOCK OUT BEEBE EEE a a d Phase shifter 0 amp Vp p MAX REF CLOCK IN 4 46 4 64 EXT CLOCK IN TRIGGER OUT 4Vp p MAX 1Vp p MAX 0 6Vp p Coaxial cable Coaxial DATA OUT cable CLOCK IN CLOCK OUT 1 If the DUT needs the clock connect the CLOCK OUT terminal to the DUT 2 Use a phase shifter to adjust the phase to match the input of the DUT Not ____ The 10 Gbit s data I O terminals DATA IN and DATA OUT use 3 5 mm connectors that have excellent frequency characteristics For the coaxial cables that you connect to these terminals use low loss short cables that also have 3 5 mm connectors IM 735101 01EN 2 11 sjueuiaJnseo y 104 suoneuedoeag BUIEN H 2 5 Connecting Cables Not Using the CDR Function through the Electrical Interface Make the following connections if the DUT will not use the CDR function of the BERT module through the electrical interface AQ2200 6014 i0Gbit s BERT MODULE Aa ei PPG DATA OUT OUTPUT Son E eorr K ED DATA IN 4 CDA TD OPTICAL MODULATOR 0 7Vp p MAX DATA IN2 0 5 2Vp p CLOCK om CLOCK IN 0 amp Vp p MAX REF CLOCK IN 1 16 1 64 EXT CLOCK IN TRIGGER OUT H tze Coaxial cable Coaxial cable
78. The same file name already exists Save the file with a different name 747 File Delete Error The file may be corrupt Try again with a different USB memory device If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 748 File Log File Error More than 999 files that have You can only save 999 files that have automatically automatically generated file names have generated file names When you are logging divide been saved and save the log data so that the number of files does not reach this limit 919 Hardware failed The system is malfunctioning Servicing is required and needs to be repaired Please contact Yokogawa s representatives 920 Incorrect date and The date and time settings are incorrect Configure the date and time correctly time setting Set the correct date and time 921 The writing The system is malfunctioning Servicing is required processing to the EEPROM failed 992 Cannot Operate The instrument cannot be operated while Operate the instrument after the measurements finish During Measuring measurements are being performed 993 Cannot Operate The instrument cannot be operated while Operate the instrument after the zero set procedure During Zero Set the zero set procedure is ongoing finishes 994 Cannot Operate The instrument cannot be operated while Operate the instrument after the updates finish During Updating it is being updated 995 Device Already In The modules that you intend to use in Check the modules t
79. UTO mode LINEAR mode LOG mode Connector type Output impedance Optical connector Approx 0 to 2 V proportional to the measurement power W for each power range Approx 0 to 2 V proportional to the range set for measurement power W Approx 0 to 2 V proportional to the range set for measurement power dBm Mini plug Approx 1 kQ AQ9335C connector adapter Logging measurement Measurement power range Fixed Minimum data sampling interval 100 us Maximum number of data samples 20 000 Stability measurement Minimum data sampling interval 100 ms Maximum number of data samples 20 000 Maximum measurement time 99 days General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Temperature and humidity for storage Ambient temperature Ambient humidity 20 to 60 C 20 to 80 RH no condensation External dimensions 61 W x 42 H x 100 D mm excluding protrusions Weight Approx 0 3 kg 5 16 IM 735101 01EN 5 9 AQ2200 231 241 Optical Sensor Head All values in the specifications assume a warm up period of one hour Depends on the AQ9335C and the diameter of the light receiving sensor You can also perform atmospheric light measurements by removing the connector adapter Reference conditions e Power level 100 uW 10 dBm CW light Wavelength 1310 20 nm Light source spectrum width 10 nm
80. User s Manual AQ2200 Series Multi Application Test System Startup Guide DENNEEEE 05 7 YOKOGAWA B IM 735101 01EN Yokogawa Meters amp Instruments Corporation 5th Edition Product Registration Thank you for purchasing YOKOGAWA products YOKOGAWA provides registered users with a variety of information and services Please allow us to serve you best by completing the product registration form accessible from our homepage http tmi yokogawa com PIM 103 03E Foreword Notes 5th Edition November 2012 YMI Thank you for purchasing this AQ2200 Series Multi Application Test System This user s manual explains the features operating procedures and handling precautions of the AQ2200 Series To ensure correct use please read this manual thoroughly before operation Keep this manual in a safe place for quick reference in the event a question arises In addition to this manual the following seven kinds of manuals are provided for the AQ2200 Series Please read all manuals Manual Title Manual No Description AQ2200 Series Multi Application Test System User s Manual Startup Guide IM 735101 01EN This manual This manual describes the handling precautions for the names and functions of all parts of and the firmware upgrade procedure for the AQ2200 Series The supplied CD contains th
81. a module into the frame controller Removing a Blank Panel 1 Loosen the screw at the bottom of the blank panel 2 Grasp the screw at the bottom of the blank panel and pull the panel toward you 3 Slide the blank panel down until you remove it from the frame controller Note The blank panel is constructed so that the screw does not fall out Attaching a Blank Panel 1 Align the protrusion at the top of the blank panel such that it catches on the top part of the frame controller slot 2 Fasten the blank panel screw into the screw hole on the bottom part of the frame controller slot Protrusion at the top of the blank panel AQ2200 901 blank panel Screw Vad lg Blank panel Frame controller cross sectional view from the left side 2 6 IM 735101 01EN 2 4 Installing and Uninstalling Modules Do not apply a voltage that exceeds the maximum input voltage withstand voltage or allowable surge voltage Besure to fasten the screws that are at the bottom of the front panel of 2 slot and 3 slot modules Otherwise the mechanical protection function will not be activated Do notleave the modules connected to the instrument in environments in which a voltage that exceeds the allowable surge voltage may occur Hl Module Installation Slots You can install a maximum of three modules into the AQ2211 Frame Controller and a maximum of n
82. al If you want to operate the BERT module with an external clock signal at a rate of 10 Gbit s without using the internal SG apply a 10 Gbit s clock signal to this terminal This clock is used not only for the PPG but also for the reference clock signal to operate the CDR function of the ED When using the external synchronization input terminal and the data input 1 terminal If the signal applied to the ED s data input 1 terminal is not synchronized with the PPG adjust the settings so that the frequency 16 or 64 times larger than the reference signal to be applied to the external synchronization input terminal is within 100 ppm of the input data rate When using the external clock input terminal and the data input 1 terminal If the signal applied to the ED s data input 1 terminal is not synchronized with the PPG adjust the settings so that the frequency 16 or 64 times larger than the reference signal to be applied to the external clock input terminal is within 100 ppm of the input data rate IM 735101 01EN 1 17 suonoung pue sauiewN 3uauoduio H 1 8 Optical Modulator Modules AQ2200 621 10 Gbit s Optical Modulator Wavelength 1 55 um Lock lever release button Releases the lock lever AQ2200 624 10Gbit s OPTICAL 4 654m DATA IN 500mvp p Data input terminal Data input terminal Use a U link U option or coaxial cable to connect this terminal to the DATA OUT TO OPTICAL MODULATOR term
83. asure the optical characteristics of light sources and evaluate their performance Do not use this instrument for anything other than as an optical measuring instrument Check the Physical Appearance Do not use the instrument if there is a problem with its physical appearance Power Supply Make sure that the power supply voltage matches the instrument s rated supply voltage and that it does not exceed the maximum voltage range specified for the power cord Use the Correct Power Cord and Plug To prevent fire and electric shock use only a power cord supplied by YOKOGAWA The main power plug must be plugged into an outlet with a protective earth terminal The earth protection will be nullified if you use an ungrounded extension cord Connect to a Protective Earth Terminal To prevent electric shock be sure to connect to a protective earth terminal before turning on the frame controller s power The power cord that comes with the frame controller is a three prong cord Connect the power cord to a properly grounded three prong outlet Do Not Impair the Protective Grounding Never cut off the frame controller s internal or external protective earth wire or disconnect the wiring to the protective earth terminal Doing so may result in electric shock or damage to the instrument Do Not Operate with Defective Protective Grounding or Fuses Do not operate the frame controller if its protective grounding or one of its fuses might be defectiv
84. ations Item Specifications Wavelength range 1200 to 1700 nm Insertion loss 1 0 dB typical 2 3 4 1 6 dB or less 2 3 Maximum attenuation 60 dB Attenuation accuracy 0 1 dB or less 3 5 6 Reproducibility 0 01 dB or less 27 12 Display resolution 0 001 dB Return loss PC 45 dB or greater 5 8 Angled PC 60 dB or greater 5 9 Polarization dependence 0 08 dBp p or less 5 Maximum input power 23 dBm Shutter isolation 90 dB or greater Compliant optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Compliant optical connector FC PC SC PC FC Angled PC SC Angled PC Optional Specifications Item Specifications Monitor port option Monitor port output 13 dB typical Insertion loss output 2 3 dB or less 3 Return loss 50 dB or greater 5 Polarization dependence 0 1 dBp p or less 5 output General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Temperature and humidity for storage Ambient temperature 20 to 60 C Ambient humidity 20 to 80 RH no condensation External dimensions 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot Weight Approx 0 9 kg All values in the specifications assume a warm up period of one hour Unless otherwise noted all specified values include connectors 1 Wavelength 1550 15 nm 1310 15 nm 2 Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature 3 When using the master
85. ce Input level 0 6 Vp p 0 3 V clock input Input frequency 1 64 of the bitrate Connector SMA female Number of times the transceiver can be installed and uninstalled 200 General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Storage temperature Storage humidity 20 to 60 C 20 to 80 RH no condensation Dimensions and weight Dimensions Weight 62 5 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions two slots Approx 1 0 kg 1 Direct input to the XFP optical transceiver 2 Direct output from the XFP optical transceiver IM 735101 01EN 5 31 suoljeoyineds H 5 20 AQ2200 642 Transceiver I F Module Monitoring Specifications Name Rating Measurement Range Accuracy Upper Lower Upper Lower Resolution Power supply PS1 7 5V 0 5V 6 V 2V 1 mV 0 2 of reading 1 mV voltage monitorlnPS2 75V 05V 4V u PS3 7 5V 0 5V 25V 0 5V PS4 7 5V 0 5V 2V 6V PS5 7 5V 0 5V 6V 2V Power supply PS1 1 8A 0A 1 mA 1 of reading 2 mA current monitor PS2 3A 0A PS3 1 8A 0A PS4 3A 0A PS5 2A 0A Status signal AIN1 7 5V 0 5V 6 V 0V 0 01 V 1 of reading 20 mV monitor AIN2 AIN3 AIN4 AIN5 AIN6 Resistance R1 10000 Q 0 Q 10 0 5 of reading 2 Q value monitor Power PSPOWER 28W ow 0 1 W See the
86. cifications SH1 AH1 T6 L4 SR1 RL1 PPO DC1 DTO and CO Protocol Complies with IEEE488 2 Code ISO ASCII Mode Addressable mode Addresses 0 to 30 Clearing remote mode The LOCAL soft key can be pressed to clear remote mode except during Local Lockout Ethernet Number of ports 1 Connector type RJ 45 Electrical and mechanical Complies with IEEE802 3 specifications Transmission system Ethernet 100BASE Tx Transfer rate 100 Mbps max Communication protocol TCP IP Supported services DHCP and remote control Remote control supports a maximum of five users Ports 0 to 65535 port 10001 is reserved for the TMCTL protocol USB Number of ports 1 For connecting Connector type USB type B receptacle to a PC Electrical and mechanical Complies with USB Rev 1 1 specifications Data rate 12 Mbps max Supported protocols USB TMC Supported services Remote control PC system requirements The PC must be running Windows 2000 SP4 or later Windows XP or Windows Vista and must have a standard USB port USB Number of ports 1 for peripheral Connector type USB type A receptacle devices Electrical and mechanical Complies with USB Rev 2 0 specifications Data rate 480 Mbps max Compatible devices USB Mass Storage Class flash memory Number of devices that 1 can be connected Power supply 5 V 500 mA Trigger unit Connector type BNC Trigger in TTL level input Input pulse width 50 us or greater Input impedance approx 5 KQ Trig
87. cription 735161 Accessories The instrument is shipped with the follow ing accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM 1 Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E Protective cap 3 Protective caps are already attached to the input terminals Terminator for circuit 2 Terminators are already attached to protection the output terminals IM 735101 01EN Chapter 1 Component Names and Functions 1 1 Frame Controller Three Slot Type Front Display screen Displays settings and measured results Soft keys Module installation slots Used when you control the Hold AQ2200 series modules frame controller or a module YOKOGAWA 4 AQ2211 FRAME CONTROLLER USB Port type A Used when you connect a USB memory device Hard keys Power switch Back Power inlet This is the connector for the power source REMOTE INTERLOCK connector For details see section 3 1 TRIGGER OUT connector For details see section 3 1 TRIGGER IN connector For details see section 3 1 S 100 240 V AC 470 VA MAX 50 60 Hz met
88. ctor Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E IM 735101 01EN Module Model Name Suffix Code and Accessories AQ2200 601 10 Gbit s BERT Module Model Suffix Code Description 810518801 Options M PC software for creating 64 Mbit program patterns P1 PC software for creating SDH SONET frame patterns Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part No Quantity Notes User s manual IM 810518901 04E 1 Read before using the instrument Protective cap 5 Protective caps are already attached to the input terminals Terminator for circuit 6 Terminators are already attached to protection the output terminals AQ2200 621 10 Gbit s Optical modulator Model Suffix Code Description 810518802 1 55 um Crystal orientation of A X cut the LN modulator B Z cut Optical connector S SC connector F FC connector Cable P PMF FC SC for 1 5 um U U link coaxial cable Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part No Quantity Notes User s manual IM 810518901 04E 1 Read before using the instrument Protective cap 2 Protective caps are already attached to the optical signal terminals Terminator for circuit 1 Ter
89. ctor type D SUB 25 pin Maximum power output 28 W Pin No Signal Specifications Pin No Signal Specifications 1 PS1 5 250 V 1 A pin 14 GND 1 A pin 2 PS1 5 250 V 1 A pin 15 GND 1 A pin 3 PS2 3 465 V 1 A pin 16 GND 1 A pin 4 PS2 3 465 V 1 A pin 17 GND 1 A pin 5 PS2 3 465 V 1 A pin 18 GND 1 A pin 6 PS2 3 465 V 1 A pin 19 GND 1 A pin 7 PS3 1 890 V 1 A pin 20 GND 1 A pin 8 PS3 1 890 V 1 A pin 21 GND 1 A pin 9 PS4 5 460 V 1 A pin 22 GND 1 A pin 10 PS4 5 460 V 1 A pin 23 GND 1 Alpin 11 PS4 5 460 V 1 A pin 24 GND 1 Alpin 12 PS5 5 0 V 1 A pin 25 GND 1A pin 3 3 V 1 A pin 13 PS5 5 0 V 1 A pin 3 3 V 1 A pin 3 12 IM 735101 01EN 3 7 Transceiver I F Module Control Monitor Signal Port SIGNAL Use to configure the transceiver control signal or monitor the power supply voltage and status signals SIGNAL 34 ODOUODUOUOUDUOUUUUUDUUUUDUUUUDUUUUUUUUI QqaoaoaaooaacaoaoaoooocoaooooooocoooooaoQ J IE VHDCI 68 pin receptacle nd n pue jndy jEuJ931X3 B Pin No Signal lO Specification Pin No Signal VO Specification 1 GND 35 CTRL17 3 3V O 3 3 V CMOS 2 MDC O 1 2 V CMOS 36 GND 3 GND 37 CTRL16 3 3V O 3 3 V CMOS 4 MDIO VO 1 2 V CMOS 38 GND 5 GND 39 CTRL15 3 3V O 3 3 V CMOS 6 GND 40 GND 7 GND 41 CTRL14 3 3V O 3 3V CMOS
90. dB or greater External sine modulation option 16 Modulation frequency Input connector Input impedance Maximum input voltage 100 Hz to 300 kHz SMA Approx 50 Q 2 Vp p External CHOP modulation option 16 Modulation frequency External modulation optical pulse delay time External modulation optical pulse rise time External modulation optical pulse fall time Input connector Input impedance Input level 100 Hz to 300 kHz 1 us typical 14 1 us or less 15 1 us typical 15 SMA Approx 2 KQ TTL level IM 735101 01EN 5 3 suoljeoyineds H 5 2 AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Temperature and humidity for storage Ambient temperature 20 to 60 C Ambient humidity 20 to 8096 RH no condensation External dimensions 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot Weight Approx 0 9 kg Safety standard EN 60825 1 class 1M A All values in the specifications assume a warm up period of one hour 1 Therange of wavelengths that you can specify complies with the ITU T grid 2 Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature CW light attenuation 0 0 dB center wavelength outgoing point of connection fiber FC Angled PC FC SPC 2 m SMF spectrum line width NARROW 3 CW light attenuation 0 0 dB center wavelength When using the mas
91. e Check the grounding and the fuses before operating the frame controller Do Not Operate in an Explosive Atmosphere Do not operate the instrument in the presence of flammable gasses or vapors Doing so is extremely dangerous Do Not Remove Covers Only qualified YOKOGAWA personnel should remove the instrument s covers The inside of the frame controller is dangerous because parts of it have high voltages Ground the Instrument before Making External Connections Securely connect the protective grounding before connecting to the item under measurement or to an external control unit Before touching a circuit turn off its power and check that it has no voltage vi IM 735101 01EN Safety Precautions Avoid Electric Shock When Using the Modules Do not apply an input voltage that exceeds the maximum input voltage withstand voltage or allowable surge voltage To prevent the possibility of electric shock be sure to fasten the screws that are at the bottom of the front panel of 2 slot and 3 slot modules Otherwise the electrical and mechanical protection functions will not be activated Do not leave the modules connected to the instrument in environments in which a voltage equal to or greater than the allowable surge voltage may occur Dispose the Instrument Properly Do not throw this instrument into a fire to dispose of it Doing so may cause the instrument to explode resulting in fire or personal injury The devices used in t
92. e PDF file of this manual AQ2200 Series Multi Application Test System User s Manual Frame and Module Operation AQ2200 Series Multi Application Test System User s Manual Application Operation IM 735101 03EN IM 735101 04EN The supplied CD contains the PDF file of this manual This manual describes all the features of the AQ2200 Series and how to use them with the exception of some of the application and communication features The supplied CD contains the PDF file of this manual This manual describes the AQ2200 Series application features and how to use them AQ2200 Series Multi Application Test System Communication Interface User s Manual 1M735101 17EN The supplied CD contains the PDF file of this manual This manual describes the AQ2200 Series communication interface features and how to use them 64 Mbit Program Pattern Option User s Manual IM 810518801 61E This manual describes how to create program patterns for the AQ2200 601 10 Gbit s BERT module with the M option SDH SONET Frame Option User s Manual IM 810518801 62bE This manual describes how to create SDH SONET patterns for the AQ2200 601 10 Gbit s BERT module with the P1 option Checking the Package Contents for AQ2200 Series Modules and Module Handling Precautions IM 810518901 04E This is included with AQ2200 Series modules It explains the handling precautions of the module and lists the package contents
93. e frame controller s inlet Error high and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1407 Over Current Error The modules drive current is Restart the instrument abnormal If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 4 12 IM 735101 01EN 4 2 Error Messages ATTN Module Code Error Message Description Corrective Action 1301 Temperature Error The internal temperature is too Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s inlet high and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1302 Update Error A failure occurred during a Restart the instrument firmware update If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1304 Initialization Error A failure occurred during Restart the instrument initialization If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1305 Memory Check An error occurred during the Restart the instrument Error memory check If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1306 Temperature Limit The internal temperature is Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s inlet Error abnormal and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to
94. e lamps are lit If you require a stable minimum sensitivity for received light we recommend that you warm up this module for a period of approximately 30 minutes before use IM 735101 01EN suonoung pue sauiewN 3uauoduio H 1 10 XFP Interface Module AQ2200 641 XFP Interface Module CAUTION If an XFP transceiver is not installed cover terminals with the included protective caps XFP transceiver installation slot AQ2200 641 XFP INTERFACE MODULE the DATA IN and DATA IN input Lock lever release button Releases the lock lever Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module External synchronization signal input terminal If you want to synchronize the XFP interface module with an external clock signal and use the module to operate a transceiver apply a reference signal that has a frequency that is 1 64 of the 10 Gbit s rate to this terminal REF CLOCK IN Y FROM TRIGGER OUT DATA OUT TO DATA IN 1 DATA OUT Non inverted data output terminal Transmits the 10 Gbit s non inverted data DATA IN FROM DATA OUT Non inverted data input terminal The 10 Gbit s non inverted data is applied to this terminal FROM Fixing screw DATA OUT ALL PORTS Signal output indication lamp This lamp shows the status of the transceiver signal output The lamp is lit when the output is on Signal output ON OFF ke
95. e power switch is turned on a self test starts automatically If the results of the test are satisfactory the SUMMARY screen or the DETAIL screen appears Note fthe operations described above are not carried out after the power switch is turned on or if the SUMMARY or DETAIL screen does not appear turn the power switch off and check that The power cord is securely connected The correct voltage is coming to the power outlet see the previous page If the instrument still does not work properly contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer for repairs Depending on the type and number of modules that are installed in the frame controller it may take some time for the startup screen to appear For Taking Accurate Measurements Allow the instrument to warm up for at least one hour after turning on the power switch 2 24 IM 735101 01EN Chapter3 External Input and Output 3 4 Frame Controller Interlock REMOTE INTERLOCK A CAUTION Only apply signals that meet the specifications Doing otherwise may damage the instrument Interlock Connector The frame controller is equipped with an interlock terminal as a laser output safety device If this terminal is open nothing is connected to it the frame controller is in the OPT LOCK state and the laser light source cannot generate a laser beam REMOTE INTERLOCK Item Specifications Connector type BNC contact input Trigger In TRIGGER IN A CAUTION
96. e section 2 6 AQ2200 131 Grid TLS Module AQ2200 131 GRID TLS MODULE Lock lever release button Releases the lock lever OUTPUT1 key Turns the OUTPUT1 laser output on or off Laser output Transmits the laser beam Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module Laser output indication lamp The 1 31 lamp is lit when the 1310 nm laser output is on The 1 55 lamp is lit when the 1550 nm laser output is on When both lamps are lit both laser outputs are on OPT key Turns the laser output on and off Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module 1 6 IM 735101 01EN 1 2 Light Source Modules AQ2200 132 Grid TLS Module AQ2200 132 GRID TLS MODULE Lock lever release button Lock lever l l Releases the lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module OUTPUT 1 OUTPUT 2 OUTPUT1 key Turns the OUTPUT1 laser output on or off OUTPUT2 key Turns the OUTPUT2 wen laser output on or off Laser output OUTPUT1 Transmits the laser beam Laser output OUTPUT2 Transmits the laser beam AQ2200 136 TLS Module AQ2200 136 TLS MODULE Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module Laser output indication lamp The lamp is lit when the laser output is on OPT key Turns the laser output on and off CONTROL Q ANGLED PC ANGLED PC ONLY ONLY MONITOR OUTPUT Laser output Transmits the laser beam
97. e settings to Positive to check the operation Section ED conflict with the ABC slope 9 2 in IM settings of the EO 735101 03E The OE data threshold value is Check the OE data threshold value If the threshold and section incorrect value is inappropriate set it to an appropriate value 7 4in IM 735101 04E Inspecting the BERT Module You can perform an inspection of the BERT module by testing some of its specifications Recommended Test Instruments The following table shows the measuring instruments that are necessary for carrying out performance tests You may use other instruments provided that they perform better than the instruments listed here Recommended Test Instruments Product Name Required Performance Recommended Device Digital oscilloscope Digital Communications Analyzer Agilent 86100A Dual Channel 50 GHz Electrical Agilent 83484A Plug In Module Phase shifter 3 5 mm connector type Hirose Electric HLS JJ 13 Attenuator 10 dB 3 5 mm connector type INMET 41KC 10 20 dB 3 5 mm connector type INMET 41KC 20 Coaxial cable 3 5 mm connector type SMA connector type IM 735101 01EN 4 1 Troubleshooting BER Measurements With clock recovery This test inspects whether the SG PPG ED CDR module is operating properly by looping the signal from the PPG back to the ED and performing BER measurements Procedure 1 Insert a 10 dB attenuator in the DATAIN1 terminal with built in CDR of the
98. ease Restart System is displayed Restart the frame controller Displaying the Version Information The procedure to display the version information is the same as that given for the frame controller See page 4 15 4 22 IM 735101 01EN 4 4 Updating the Firmware Displaying Instrument Information Displaying Frame Controller Information You can display the frame controller s hardware and firmware information Follow the steps below to display this information 1 Press SYSTEM to display the SYSTEM screen 2 Usethe arrow keys to select Information and press the Select soft key or ENTER The System Information screen appears Information Please push the ENTER key E Insert Module Password Display Volume Date Time Condition Check uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y bunoouse qnoJj S Displaying Module Device Information You can display the device information for the installed modules 1 Press SLOT and select the module that you want to display device information for 2 Press the Menu soft key to display the module control soft keys AQ2200 211 SENSOR MODULE MaxMin Reset Power 69 525 MaxMin Mode More 1 5 Note ____ You can carry out this procedure to display the module information for AQ2200 1xx AQ2200 2xx AQ2200 3xx and AQ2200 4xx modules You cannot carry out this procedure to display the module information for AQ2200 6xx modules IM 735101 01EN 4 23 4 4 Updating the
99. econd Other conditions are the same as the reference conditions listed in note 3 Conditions Wavelength 1550 nm Ambient temperature 23 2 C Optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Optical connector FC PC Conditions Power level 10 mW to 1 nW 60 to 10 dBm CW light Wavelength range 1200 to 1600 nm add 30 pW for wavelengths from 1600 to 1650 nm Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature Optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Range Auto range Averaging 1 second Conditions e Power level 10 mW to 1 nW 60 to 10 dBm CW light Wavelength range 500 to 900 nm add 2 100 pW if the wavelength is less than 500 nm or greater than 900 nm Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature Optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Range Auto range Averaging 1 second Conditions for the AQ2200 231 Wavelength range 1200 to 1600 nm add 30 pW for wavelengths from 1600 to 1650 nm Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature Averaging 1 second IM 735101 01EN 5 17 suoneo2yi2oods H 5 9 AQ2200 231 241 Optical Sensor Head 10 Conditions for the AQ2200 241 Wavelength range 500 to 900 nm add 100 pW if the wavelength is less than 500 nm or greater than 900 nm Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature Averaging 1 second 11 Select FC SC or ST 5 18 IM 735101 01EN 5 10 AQ2200 271 ORL Module Performance and Functional Specifica
100. ector adapter with a light shielding cap STC AQ9335C ST connector adapter with a light shielding cap LCC AQ9335C LC connector adapter with a dust protection cap MUC AQ9335C MU connector adapter with a dust protection cap Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM 1 Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E Optional Accessories The following optional accessories are available for purchase separately Product Name Model or Part No Notes AQ9335C FC connector adapter 810518909 FCC FC connector AQ9335C SC connector adapter 810518910 SCC SC connector AQ9335C ST connector adapter 810518911 STC ST connector AQ9335C LC connector adapter M3407JD LC connector with a dust protection cap AQ9335C MU connector adapter M3407JE MU connector with a dust protection cap Light shielding cap FC 810518912 FCC Light shielding cap for an FC connector Light shielding cap SC 810518913 SCC Light shielding cap for an SC connector Light shielding cap ST 810518914 STC Light shielding cap for an ST connector Dust protection cap LC M3407HD Dust protection cap for an LC connector Dust protection cap MU M3407HE Dust protection cap for an MU connector AQ2200 271 ORL Module Model Suffix Code Description 735185 Optical fiber SA SMF 10 125 Accessories The instrument is shipped with the followin
101. ement items Error log 2n 1 n 7 9 10 11 15 23 or 31 Standard 16 to 256 bits in 1 bit steps Optional 256 to 67 108 864 bits in 128 bit steps Optional Descramble Fixed to ON Overhead Programmable The B1 and B2 bytes are program data They are provided with no computational parity bits Payload PRBS 2n 1 n 9 10 11 15 23 or 31 ON OFF Manual Measurements begin when the MEASUREMENT START button is pressed and stop when the STOP button is pressed If the measurement continues for 10 days it will be stopped automatically Single A single measurement is carried out at the user specified time The measurement stops automatically Repeat Measurements are repeatedly carried out at the user specified time 10 days at the maximum Current 100 ms or Last Sync loss Error count Error rate Overhead error count Overhead error rate TX bitrate RX bitrate and Receive opt pwr ATT Power mon Available IM 735101 01EN 5 27 suoneo2yi2ods H 5 16 AQ2200 601 10 Gbit s BERT Module General Specifications Item Specifications Operating The same as the frame controller s operating environment conditions Temperature Ambient temperature 10 to 50 C and humidity for storage Ambient humidity 20 to 8096 RH no condensation Dimensions and Dimensions 94 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions three slots weight Weight Approx 2 6 kg All values i
102. ensor Head An antireflection coating is applied to the light receiving glass of the AQ2200 221 optical sensor head Using a brush that has been used many times or a brush that has not been used for a long time may scratch the light receiving glass Use new brushes when cleaning this optical input connector 1 Use the compressed air to remove small amounts of dust and dirt 2 If there is dirt or dust that you cannot remove with the compressed air soak a piece of cleaning paper in the isopropyl alcohol and softly wipe the surface of the light receiving glass Then use the compressed air to remove any lint that remains on the light receiving glass IM 735101 01EN 4 31 uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y Bupoousetgnoil gt 4 5 Routine Maintenance CAUTION Wipe the light receiving glass softly Strong pressure may scratch the glass or break the components How to Clean the Optical I O Connectors of the AQ2200 136 TLS Module See How to Clean the Optical Output Connector of the AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module How to Clean the Optical I O Connectors of the AQ2200 621 622 10 Gbit s Optical Modulator See How to Clean the Optical Output Connector of the AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module How to Clean the Optical I O Connectors of the AQ2200 631 10 Gbit s Optical Receiver See How to Clean the Optical Output Connector of the AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module How to Clean the Optical Input Connector of the AQ2200 231 Optical Sens
103. entions Used in This Manuel x Module Model Name Suffix Code and Accessories nennen xiii Chapter 1 Component Names and Functions 1 1 Frame Controller seiretan chases ate bere de ede EEN NEE ban Fuge dt ba E Lasse ENEE 1 1 1 2 Light Source lee UE 1 5 1 3 Optical Sensor Modules 1 irit setenv eee ee dL FLUR de ka se Ra duke e dE EE a NEE 1 8 1 4 ORL MOGUIG d 1 11 1 5 Attentiator Modules ete retenti po ce ca f te coa o E Ce Lco ed 1 12 1 6 Ee Nee UE 1 14 1 7 BERT Module EE 1 17 1 8 Optical Modulator Modules eee esent aE 1 18 1 9 Optical Receiver Module ioter dete ea n aaa 1 19 140 XFP interface Modtile rnit sanea vache aon a sited ede ai EE E eek x RUE 1 20 1 41 Transceiver I F Module 1 21 1 12 SG Mod le E 1 22 Chapter 2 Making Preparations for Measurements 2 1 Handling Preca tlons ieri eerta tent rine en ds NEE EYE wean IE Resa Rr A eee Dea 2 1 22 Installing the Instrument 2 3 2 3 Attaching and Removing Blank Panels eee een 2 6 24 Installing and Uninstalling Modules AN 2 5 Connecting ee 2 6 Connecting and Disconnecting Connector Adatpters sss 2 19 AN 2 7 Connecting Optical Fiber Cables intsinis R iaa 2 22 A 2 8 Connecting to the Power Supp 2 23 Chapter 3 External Input and Output A 3 1 Frame Controller EEN 3 1 3 2 Optical S nsor Modules iin nina erp cio EE oaa copa dasa Assaininieaninaan 3 3
104. er I F Module Code Error Message Description Corrective Action 1700 Temperature Error The internal temperature is too Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s high ventilation holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1701 Temperature Limit The internal temperature is too Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s Error high ventilation holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1702 I2C I F Errorl2C The communication mode is not Set the connected optical transceiver and the clock values to Set properly the same value 1703 TRN Invalid Cal The calibration data is abnormal Restart the instrument Data If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1704 Flash Rom Write An error occurred during writing to Restart the instrument If the same message continues to Error the flash ROM appear servicing is required 1705 Not Running The Transceiver UE module is not Restart the instrument If the same message continues to running appear servicing is required 1706 PS1 Overload The PS1 power supply current has Check the current consumption of the connected optical exceeded the limit transceiver and set a new current limit Make sure that
105. erminals tighten the connectors at a specified torque using a torque wrench Donotleave the REF OUT and 10 MHz REF OUT terminals open Always terminate them with 50 Q loads such as the included terminators Likewise always terminate the cables that are connected to these output terminals with 50 Q loads Donotapply a signal that is greater than the specified maximum input voltage to the input terminals Before connecting the unit to the DUT turn the output off Always use the specified connector to connect this modules I O terminals Using unspecified connectors to connect the I O terminals may cause damage to the terminals and the connectors When attaching connectors to the I O terminals always connect them straight not at an angle Attaching connectors to the I O terminals at an angle may cause damage to the I O terminals or the connectors core wires Do not apply external voltage to the output terminals TE Clock Signal Output RF OUT CH1 to CH5 Transmits a 622 MHz output rate 1 1 or 155 MHz output rate 1 4 clock signal CHI Item Specification Connector type SMA female Output amplitude 0 8 Vp p 0 2 Vp p 1 3 Vp p 0 2 Vp p Frequency 620 0 to 720 0 MHz when the rate is 1 1 155 0 to 180 0 MHz when the rate is 1 4 External Synchronization Signal Input 10 MHz REF IN Apply a 10 MHz reference signal to this terminal to transmit a clock signal RF OUT that is synchronized with the ap
106. es and Cautions The notes and cautions in this manual are categorized using the following symbols AN CAUTION Note Improper handling or use can lead to injury to the user or damage to the instrument This symbol appears on the instrument to indicate that the user must refer to the user s manual for special instructions The same symbol appears in the corresponding place in the user s manual to identify those instructions In the manual the symbol is used in conjunction with the word WARNING or CAUTION Calls attention to actions or conditions that could cause serious or fatal injury to the user and precautions that can be taken to prevent Such occurrences Calls attention to actions or conditions that could cause light injury to the user or cause damage to the instrument or user s data and precautions that can be taken to prevent such occurrences Calls attention to information that is important for proper operation of the instrument Character Notations Bold characters in procedural explanations are used to indicate panel keys and soft keys that are used in the procedure and menu items that appear on the screen IM 735101 01EN Contents He OC WOU EE IEEE ETT E TED COT NELLO ELLE i Checking the Package Contents asses eiie ceret e eect EE a eons iii Salety Precautions ege V Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment eene nennen nnn ix N w EU Batt ry Directive ocassie c ix Conv
107. essories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E AQ2200 141 FP LD Module Model Suffix Code Description 810518902 Wavelength W1310 1310 nm W1550 1550 nm Optical connector FCC AQ9441 FC universal adapter SCC AQ9441 SC universal adapter Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E Optional Accessories The following optional accessories are available for purchase separately Product Name AQ9441 FC universal adapter AQ9441 SC universal adapter Notes 813917321 FCC FC connector 813917321 SCC SC connector IM 735101 01EN xiii Module Model Name Suffix Code and Accessories AQ2200 142 DUAL FP LD Module Model Suffix Code Description 810518903 Wavelength W135D 1310 1550 nm Optical connector FCC AQ9441 FC universal adapter SCC AQ9441 SC universal adapter Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM 1 Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E Optional Accessories The following optional accessories are available for purchase separately Product Name Model Notes AQ9441 FC universal adapter 813917321 FCC FC connector AQ9441 SC
108. f Optical output Transmits the attenuated optical signal IM 735101 01EN suonoung pue sauiewN 3uauoduio H 1 6 Optical Switch Modules AQ2200 411 OSW Module 1 4 Type AQ2200 411 Lock lever release button osw Releases the lock lever RR Lock lever VEN Used when installing and uninstalling the module Common port A Connected to the port that is selected from select port 1 to select port 4 Select port 1 to 4 The selected port is connected to the common port 1 x 8 Type Lock lever release button Releases the lock lever Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module Common port A Connected to the port that is selected from select port 1 to select port 8 Select port 1 to 8 The selected port is connected to the common port 1 14 IM 735101 01EN 1 6 Optical Switch Modules AQ2200 412 OSW Module 1 x 16 Type AQ2200 412 OSW MODULE Lock lever release button Releases the lock lever Common port A Connected to the port that is selected from select port 1 to select port 16 Select port 1 to 16 The selected port is connected to the common port Lock lever Used when installing and A uninstalling the module Fixing screw When you install the module tighten the screws to fix the module in place AQ2200 421 OSW Module 1 x 2 Type Lock lever release button tee Lock lever
109. f the polarized wave to the connector key position If you require a stable extinction ratio we recommend that you warm up this module for a period of approximately 100 minutes before use IM 735101 01EN 1 9 Optical Receiver Module AQ2200 631 10 Gbit s Optical Receiver CAUTION Use an optical ATT to protect the terminal if there is a chance that the input level of the 10 Gbit s optical signal that will be applied to the optical input terminal OPT IN will exceed the maximum input power 6 dBm Lock lever release button Releases the lock lever Data output terminal Use a U link U option or coaxial cable to connect this terminal to the DATA IN 1 CDR terminal on the ED of a BERT module Power monitor lamp OVER The average power level of the received light is monitored and this lamp lights when the average power level is greater than the OVERLOAD level Optical input terminal The 10 Gbit s optical signal is applied to this terminal Note a2200 631 _ Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module DATA OUT 300mvp p OVER Los Power monitor lamp LOS The average power level of the received light is monitored and this lamp lights when the average power level is lower than the LOS level 4 ALL PORTS Because the OVER and LOS lamps are used in detecting the level of the received light there is not necessarily a bit error in the received data even if thes
110. f outputs Connectors Output terminator conditions Inversion feature Output control 9 95 to 11 32 Gbit s NRZ 0 5 to 2 0 Vp p in 10 mV steps 25 ps or less 2 to 3 V in 10 mV steps 30 to 70 in 1 steps 2 non inverted and inverted 3 5 mm female 50 Q AC or DC terminator Positive negative logic inversion On off function GND level when off Data output Output amplitude 0 50 0 1 Vp p DATA OUT Offset voltage 0 V fixed TO OPTICAL Cross point 50 nominal value MODULATOR Number of outputs 1 Connector 3 5 mm female Output terminator conditions 50 Q AC terminator Inversion feature Positive negative logic inversion Output control On off function GND level when off Clock output Output amplitude 0 6 Vp p typical AC coupling CLOCK OUT Duty 50 10 CLOCK OUT Tr Tf 20 to 80 25 ps or less Offset 2 to 3 V in 10 mV steps Number of outputs 2 non inverted and inverted Connectors SMA female Output terminator conditions Output control 50 Q AC or DC terminator On off function GND level when off Error Detector Interface Data input Bitrate 9 95 to 11 32 Gbit s DATA IN 1 Allowable bitrate 100 ppm of the PPG s operation bitrate CDR Input amplitude range 0 1 to 0 7 Vp p Minimum input sensitivity 100 mVp p or less Threshold voltage 0 35 V in 1 mV steps Data format NRZ Inversion feature Positive negative logic inversion Connector 3 5 mm female Input terminator conditions 50
111. from the actual connections change the 7 4 and page settings to match the actual connections 4 2 in IM PPG output is not on Check the signal output If the signal output is off turn it 735101 04E on The PPG and ED settings Pattern PRBS length Program length Logic etc do not match Check the DAT settings of the PPG and ED If these settings do not match change them so that they do The data amplitude is small Check the data amplitude value If the amplitude is small increase it The data threshold value is set to a Check the data threshold value If the threshold value is value that would cause an error inappropriate set it to an appropriate value The data and clock phases do not When using DATAIN2 you have to adjust the phase of match when DATAIN is in use An error occurs in PPG The PPG and ED patterns do not ED loopback mode the input clock using an external phase shifter If the phase is not adjusted use a phase shifter to adjust it BERT module Check the PPG and ED patterns If these patterns do Section match not match change them so that they do 9 2 in IM Error add is on Check the Error add setting If it is on turn it off 735101 03E The data amplitude is small Check the data amplitude value If the amplitude is and section small increase it 7 4 and page The data threshold value is incorrect Check the data threshold value If the threshold value is 4 2
112. ftware version ofthe of the installed module installed module 738 File Size Error The data size of the file that you are You cannot load setup files that were saved on an trying to load is invalid AQ2201 AQ2202 frame controller Create setup files on an AQ2211 AQ2212 frame controller 741 Module Error The module type stored in the file that Use a file that contains a valid module type you are trying to load is invalid 742 Format Verion Error The format version stored in the file that Make the format version stored in the file that you are you are trying to load is not the same trying to load the same as the format version of the as the format version of the installed installed module module 743 SG Module Error The SG module that you are trying to Install the SG module that you are trying to load the file load the file into is not installed into 4 6 IM 735101 01EN 4 2 Error Messages Code Error Message Description Corrective Action 744 ATTN Module Error The ATTN module that you are trying to Install the ATTN module that you are trying to load the load the file into is not installed file into 745 Data Size Error The data cannot be saved because itis When you are saving a measured result in CSV format too large the maximum file size is 65 536 lines Divide the measured result so that each file is within the maximum file size 746 File Name Error
113. g accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM 1 Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E XX IM 735101 01EN Module Model Name Suffix Code and Accessories Optional Accessories The following optional accessories are available for purchase separately Product Name Part No ORL master cord 955 300001169 ORL master cord 955 300001170 Notes FC connector SC connector ORL master cord 955 300900506 Open AQ2200 311 ATTN Module Model Suffix Code Description 810518915 Optical connector FCC FC PC connector SCC SC PC connector FCA FC Angled PC connector SCA SC Angled PC connector Monitor port option MON Monitor port included Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM 1 Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E AQ2200 311A ATTN Module Model Suffix Code Description 735131 Optical fiber SA SMF 10 125 G6 MMF 62 5 125 Optical connector FCC FC PC connector SCC SC PC connector Monitor port option MON Monitor port included Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM 1 Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E AQ2200 331 ATTN Module Model Suffix Code Description 735133 Built in optical power meter
114. ger out TTL level output Output pulse width approx 50 us Output impedance approx 100 Q Interlock connector unit Connector type BNC Contact input 1 Use cables of 3 m or less in length 2 Aseparate driver is required IM 735101 01EN 5 1 suoljeoyineds H 5 1 AQ2211 AQ2212 Frame Controller General Specifications Item Specifications Operating environment Ambient temperature 5 to 40 C Ambient humidity 20 to 80 RH no condensation Altitude 2000 m or less Storage environment Ambient temperature 20 to 60 C Ambient humidity 20 to 80 RH no condensation Altitude 3000 m or less Rated supply 100 to 240 VAC voltage Rated supply 50 60 Hz frequency Maximum power AQ2211 170 VA including installed modules consumption AQ2212 580 VA including installed modules Withstand voltage between the power supply and case 1 5 kVAC for 1 minute Insulation resistance between the power supply and case 500 VDC 10 MQ or greater External AQ2211 212 W x 132 5 H x 400 D mm excluding protrusions dimensions AQ2212 425 W x 132 5 H x 500 D mm excluding protrusions Weight AQ2211 approx 6 kg not including installed modules AQ2212 approx 11 kg not including installed modules Safety standard Compliant standard EN 61010 1 Overvoltage category installation category II Pollution degree 22 EN 60825 1 Laser safety
115. gth range 1260 to 1620 nm Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature Averaging 1 second 6 Select FC SC ST LC or MU 7 Add 0 001 dB mW typical if the input power is greater than 10 mW Changes to the measuring instrument due to the passage of time are not included in these conditions Add 0 596 for each IM 735101 01EN 5 13 suoneo2yi2ods H 5 8 AQ2200 221 Sensor Module Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Photo sensor element InGaAs 3 mm diameter Measurement wavelength range 800 to 1700 nm Power range 70 to 10 dBm Minimum display resolution 1 10 000 Compliant optical fiber lt 62 5 125 um GI NA lt 0 275 Uncertainty at reference conditions 3 Total uncertainty 5 50 pW Polarization dependence 0 02 dBp p typical Nonlinearity Noise level 0 02 dB 50 pW 50 pW or less Averaging time minimum 200 us Optical connector AQ9335C connector adapter Logging measurement Measurement power range Minimum data sampling interval Maximum number of data samples Fixed 200 us 10 000 data samples per channel Stability measurement Minimum data sampling interval Maximum number of data samples Maximum measurement time 100 ms 10 000 data samples per channel 99 days General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s
116. h the cleaning paper on the sides of the optical ferrule Rub the sides of the ferrule with the cleaning paper 2 Soak another piece of cleaning paper in the isopropyl alcohol and rub the cleaning paper against the ferrule end face 3 Wipe of the moisture with another piece of cleaning paper After that use the compressed air to remove any remaining dust 4 Use the optical connector end face magnifying microscope to inspect the end face Repeat the cleaning process until the end face is clear of dirt and dust CAUTION If you use dirty cleaning paper you may damage the end face Always use new pieces of cleaning paper IM 735101 01EN 4 29 uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y Bupoousetgnoil gt 4 5 Routine Maintenance How to Clean the AQ9441 and AQ9335C Optical Connector Adapters 1 Soak a stick type cleaner in the isopropyl alcohol and slowly insert it into the optical connector adapter s precision sleeve Use the stick type cleaner to clean the adapter s inner walls 2 Wipe of the moisture with another stick type cleaner After that use the compressed air to remove any remaining dust Precision sleeves Stick type cleaners How to Clean the AQ9447 Optical Connector Adapter Wipe the dust off the adapter or use the compressed air to remove the dust How to Clean the Each Module How to Clean the Optical Output Connector of the AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module 1 Soak a stick type cleaner in the isopropyl
117. hat you intend to use Use the ORL application were not selected correctly 997 Application Internal The system is malfunctioning Servicing is required Error 998 Sequence Conflict The instrument received a command Transmit commands after the processing of the while it was still processing the previous previous command finishes one 999 Command Not Found The system is malfunctioning Servicing is required 1000 FAN Alarm The fan has stopped Restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1002 Password Error The entered password is incorrect Confirm that the password is correct and then re enter it 1003 Slot Empty The specified slot is empty Check whether a module is installed in the specified slot 1007 Update Error A failure occurred during a firmware Restart the instrument update If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1008 Memory Check Error An error occurred during the start up Restart the instrument memory error check If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1010 No Media Storage medium USB memory device Attach the storage medium is not attached 1011 Media Full There is not enough space to write to the Delete files to increase the amount of free space on storage medium USB memory device the storage medium or switch to a different storage medium that has more space 1012 Corrupt Error The storage medium USB memory Delete fi
118. he instrument Optional Accessories The following optional accessories are available for purchase separately Product Name Model or Part No Notes AQ9335C FC connector adapter 810518909 FCC FC connector AQ9335C SC connector adapter 810518910 SCC SC connector AQ9335C ST connector adapter 810518911 STC ST connector AQ9335C LC connector adapter M3407JD LC connector with a dust protection cap AQ9335C MU connector adapter M3407JE MU connector with a dust protection cap Light shielding cap FC 810518912 FCC Light shielding cap for an FC connector Light shielding cap SC 810518913 SCC Light shielding cap for an SC connector Light shielding cap ST 810518914 STC Light shielding cap for an ST connector AQ9346 tape fiber adapter 810517917 AQ9302 125 bare fiber adapter 819705500 0125 AQ9440B MT connector 810517921 B 2 4 8 and 12 cores Dust protection cap LC M3407HD Dust protection cap for an LC connector Dust protection cap MU M3407HE Dust protection cap for an MU connector IM 735101 01EN xvii Module Model Name Suffix Code and Accessories AQ2200 211 Sensor Module Model Suffix Code Description 810518908 Highly sensitive long wavelength sensor Connector adapter FCC AQ9447 FC connector adapter with a light shielding cap SCC AQ9447 SC connector adapter with a light shielding cap ISTC AQ9447 ST connector adapter with a light shielding cap Accessories The instrument is shi
119. he maximum optical input level level 1267 Range Over The optical input level is higher than Adjust the measurement range so that the range bar on the the upper limit of the measurement Detail screen of the frame controller s sensor module becomes range black When the Range Over error occurs the range bar is orange 1268 A D Read Error There is a problem with the sensor Restart the instrument module hardware If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1269 Triggerlgnored Aremote measurement command Check the measurement mode was received during trigger input mode IM 735101 01EN 4 11 uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y bunoouse qnouj S 4 2 Error Messages OSW Module Code Error Message Description Corrective Action 1401 Temperature Error The internal temperature is too Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s inlet high and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1402 Update Error A failure occurred during a Restart the instrument firmware update If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1405 Memory Check An error occurred during the Restart the instrument Error memory check If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1406 Temperature Limit The internal temperature is too Turn the power off and confirm that th
120. his instrument contain gallium arsenide GaAs and indium phosphide InP When you dispose this instrument you must separate it from general industrial waste and household garbage and dispose of it according to local regulations Additionally gallium arsenide powder and vapor are dangerous substances Do not burn cut crush chemically disassemble or otherwise destroy this instrument This instrument is a Class 1M Laser Product as Defined in IEC60825 1 2007 Never look at the optical output section or the end of the optical fiber that is connected to the optical output section during laser beam generation Using an optical instrument such as a loupe magnifying glass or microscope when observing the laser beam from a distance of less than 100 mm may cause eye injury The laser beam that this instrument uses cannot be seen by the human eye However the laser beam is extremely hazardous to the human eye and eyesight if it happens to hit the eye Install or Use the Instrument in Appropriate Locations Do not install or use the instrument outdoors or in locations subject to rain or water Install the instrument so that you can immediately remove the power cord if an abnormal or dangerous condition occurs CAUTION Operating Environment Limitations This is a class A instrument designed for an industrial environment Operation of this equipment in a residential area can cause radio interference in which case user
121. humidity 20 to 60 C 20 to 80 RH no condensation External dimensions 1x4 and 1 x 8 ports 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot 1 x 16 ports 62 5 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions two slots Weight 1x4 and 1 x 8 ports Approx 0 8 kg 1 x 16 ports Approx 1 5 kg All values in the specifications assume a warm up period of one hour Unless otherwise noted all specified values include connectors For models with GI specifications all specified values are guaranteed when a light source that is excited in steady mode is used 1 SMF type wavelength 1310 15 nm or 1550 15 nm MME type wavelength 850 or 1300 nm Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature When using the master cord SMF Connectors not included 1 4 dB or less when connectors are included 26 SMF type When using PC connectors return loss 48 dB or greater OO Om P Ga h 5 24 IM 735101 01EN 5 15 AQ2200 421 OSW Module Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Number of ports 1x2type Dual 1x2 2x2type Dual 2 x 2 Wavelength range SMF type 1310 nm 1550 nm MMF type 850 nm 1310 nm Insertion loss 1 0 dB typical 2 3 4 Reproducibility 0 01 dB or less 25 Crosstalk 50 dB or less Return Joss 3 6 SMF type 45 dB or greater MMF type 20 dB or greater Polarization dependence SMF type 0 08 dBp p or less Complian
122. ical connectors that have ferrule materials that easily wear out such as metallic or crystallized glass ferrule Ferrule particles may wear off easily from connecting and disconnecting the optical connector Optical connectors and precision sleeves with which plastic shell type optical connectors are repeatedly engaged Plastic particles wear off easily from the repeated engagement of the shell Enlarged photo of a good Enlarged photo of a scratched optical connector connection optical connector connection E IL PU PM HUE LLLLLLELLLLLLLLLLLLL Correctly aligned optical connectors LELLED ELE L 2 DEED LILE IEEE ITE LLL EE I Center axis Center axes are misaligned The center axis is misaligned we because of this piece of dust Optical connectors whose axes are misaligned due to a piece of dust 4 28 IM 735101 01EN 4 5 Routine Maintenance Tools Required for Cleaning Optical Interfaces When cleaning an optical interface prepare the following Isopropyl alcohol Cleaning paper Stick type cleaners Compressed air An optical connector end face magnifying microscope A Do not clean optical connectors or optical adapters while the laser beam is being generated The laser beam is invisible However if it comes in contact with your eye it may cause eye damage How to Clean Optical Connectors 1 Soak a piece of cleaning paper in the isopropyl alcohol and pinc
123. ignal that is greater than the specified maximum input voltage to the input terminals When connecting cables to the I O terminals use a grounding strap to prevent electrostatic discharge If the cables are charged with static electricity the instrument may malfunction Always connect cables after they have been discharged Always use the specified connector to connect this modules I O terminals Using unspecified connectors to connect the I O terminals may cause damage to the terminals and the connectors When attaching connectors to the UO terminals always connect them straight not at an angle Attaching connectors to the I O terminals at an angle may cause damage to the I O terminals or the connectors core wires Donotapply external voltage to the output terminals D A c External Clock Input Terminal REF CLOCK IN If you want to synchronize the XFP interface module with an external clock signal and use the module to operate a transceiver apply a reference signal that has a frequency that is 1 64 of the 10 Gbit s rate to this terminal REF CLOCK IN FROM TRIGGER OUT Item Specifications Connector type SMA female Input level 0 6 Vp p 0 3 V Frequency 1 64 of the bitrate Data Output Terminals DATA OUT and DATA OUT These terminals transmit 10 Gbit s non inverted and inverted data respectively
124. inal on the PPG of a BERT module Optical output terminal Transmits the optical signal the light intensity of which is modulated LD IN 460Bm MAX elei GA V OPT OUT oe e A LG ui ALL PORTS Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module Laser input terminal Connects to the light source If you use an AQ2200 111 PMF specifications for the light source connect it with a PANDA fiber P option If you use any other light source adjust the Slow axis of the polarized wave to the connector key position AQ2200 622 10 Gbit s Optical Modulator Wavelength 1 31 um Lock lever release button Releases the lock lever AQ2200 622 40Gbit s OPTICAL 4 314m DATA IN 500mVp p Data input terminal Data input terminal Use a U link U option or coaxial cable to connect this terminal to the DATA OUT TO OPTICAL MODULATOR terminal on the PPG of a BERT module LD IN 46dBm MAX Optical output terminal Transmits the optical signal the light intensity of which is modulated Note A ALL PORTS Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module Laser input terminal Connects to the light source If you use an AQ2200 111 PMF specifications for the light source connect it with a PANDA fiber P option If you use any other light source adjust the Slow axis o
125. ine modules into the AQ2212 Frame Controller The slots are assigned numbers 1 2 3 etc starting from the left of the instrument when the frame controller is viewed from the front Slot number IM 735101 01EN sjueuiaJnseo y 104 suonejedoeag Bue H 2 4 Installing and Uninstalling Modules Installing a Module 1 While pressing the button on the module panel pull up on the lever zc NE TS 4 Note When inserting a module always check its vertical orientation 2 Align the groove on the bottom of the module with the guide on the slot that you want to install the module into and slowly insert the module into the frame controller 3 After you have fully inserted the module slowly but firmly push the lever until the button clicks Note When you install a two slot or three slot module tighten the screws to fix it in place 2 8 IM 735101 01EN 2 4 Installing and Uninstalling Modules Uninstalling a Module 1 If you are uninstalling a two slot or three slot module loosen the fixing screws Note The modules are constructed so that the fixing screws do not fall out 2 While pressing the button lightly pull the lever up until it unlocks 3 Slowly pull the lever up until the module projects approximately 1 cm out from the frame IM 735101 01EN sjueuiaJnseo y 104 SuOIeiedaig BUIEN H 2 5 Connecting Cables How to Connect the Optical Sensor Head and
126. inside of the module You can connect a PMF or SMF to OPTICAL DATA OUT General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Storage temperature 10 to 50 C Storage humidity 20 to 80 RH no condensation External dimensions 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot Weight Approx 1 0 kg 1 Select either option 2 Includes modulation loss due to NRZ coding mark ratio 5096 3 Usethe DATA OUT TO OPTICAL MODULATOR terminal of an AQ2200 601 BERT module and an AQ2200 111 DFB LD module with PMF option Use the specified U links optional and PMF optional to connect the modules Use the 10 GHz CLOCK OUT terminal to generate triggers for monitoring waveforms If you want to monitor optical waveforms use an SMF that is 1 m or less in length 4 Temperature range for guaranteed performance 23 5 C 5 This is the range in which the Auto Bias Control operates stably 6 Within the optical input range for guaranteed performance Unless otherwise specified the specifications apply to NRZ and PRBS31 mark ratio 50 coding IM 735101 01EN 5 29 suoneo2yioods H 5 18 AQ2200 631 10 Gbit s Optical Receiver Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Wavelength range 1290 to 1330 nm or 1530 to 1570 nm Minimum optical receiving lt 15 dBm at 1550 nm Ex 12 dB 9 953 Gbit s PRBS31 sen
127. ion indication lamp The lamp is lit when the laser output modulation is set to CHOP CW CHOP key Switches the laser output modulation When set to CHOP modulation is performed at the current frequency OPT OUT io Gi Gi L Laser output Transmits the laser beam Use an AQ9441 universal adapter when connecting an optical fiber For details see section 2 6 Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module Laser output indication lamp The lamp is lit when the laser output is on OPT key Turns the laser output on and off External modulation terminal A modulation signal is applied to this terminal On models with the MODS or MODC option Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module Laser output indication lamp The lamp is lit when the laser output is on OPT key Turns the laser output on and off IM 735101 01EN 1 5 suonoung pue s wey 3uauoduio H 1 2 Light Source Modules AQ2200 142 DUAL FP LD Module DUAL FP LD Lock lever release button MODULE Releases the lock lever Modulation indication lamp The lamp is lit when the laser output modulation is set to CHOP CW CHOP key Switches the laser output modulation When set to CHOP modulation is performed at the current frequency OUT PUT Laser output G9 o G9 d Q h Transmits the laser beam O Gi Use an AQ9441 universal adapter when connecting an optical fiber For details se
128. k lever 2 Pull the lock lever toward you and remove the connector adapter from the rear shell Rear shell AQ9447 Connector Adapter IM 735101 01EN 2 19 sjueuiaJnseo y 104 suonejedoag BUIEN s 2 6 Connecting and Disconnecting Connector Adapters How to Connect and Disconnect the AQ9441 Universal Adapter The AQ9441 Universal Adapter can be used with the AQ2200 141 FP LD and AQ2200 142 DUAL FP LD modules Connecting the Adapter 1 Fit the guide pins of the universal adapter into the guide holes on the rear shell Take care not to let the universal adapter come in contact with the end of the ferrule that extends from the rear shell Guide hole Disconnecting the Adapter 1 Lift the lock lever on the AQ9441 Universal Adapter to unlock it AQ9441 Universal Adapter Lock lever a 2 Pullthe lock lever toward you and slowly remove the universal adapter from the rear shell AQ9441 Universal Adapter 2 20 IM 735101 01EN 2 6 Connecting and Disconnecting Connector Adapters How to Connect and Disconnect the AQ9335C Connector Adapter The AQ9335C Connector Adapter can be used with the AQ2220 231 Optical Sensor Head AQ2200 241 Optical Sensor Head AQ2200 215 Sensor Module and AQ2200 221 Sensor Module Connecting the Adapter 1 Fit the guide holes of the connector adapter onto the guide pins on the rear shell 2 Screw in the connector adapter s ring to secure the adapter Disconnecting the Adapter 1
129. les to decrease the number of files on the device may be damaged Additionally storage medium or switch to a different storage there may be too many files on the medium that has more space storage medium If the format of the storage medium is FAT there is a limit to the number of files it can store 1013 USB Host Error The remote PC is malfunctioning Change the remote PC IM 735101 01EN 4 7 uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y bunoouse qnoJj S 4 2 Error Messages Code Error Message Description Corrective Action 1014 Soft Version Error There is a discrepancy between the Update the firmware on the frame controller and the version of the firmware installed in module Contact your local YOKOGAWA dealer for the the frame controller and the firmware latest version of the firmware installed in the module 1015 Module Type Error The frame controller can not detect the Update the firmware on the frame controller module Contact your local YOKOGAWA dealer for the latest version of the firmware Note Error codes 1020 to 1099 are remote command errors These error messages are described in the Communications Interface User s Manual IM 735101 17E 4 8 IM 735101 01EN 4 2 Error Messages Light Source Module Code Error Message Description Corrective Action 1100 LS Lock Laser output is locked Attach an interlock connector to the rear of the frame controller If the same message continues to
130. libration Periodic calibration is an effective means of keeping the instrument performing correctly for a long time and of detecting malfunctions at an early stage We recommend that you calibrate this instrument at least once a year Calibration of the AQ2200 111 Due to the properties of the semiconductors semiconductor lasers that the AQ2200 111 uses the actual wavelength may deviate from the specified wavelength over time To maintain consistent performance calibrate and adjust the instrument once every six months If YOKOGAWA calibrates the instrument we can also perform adjustments as requested If you calibrate the instrument you can adjust it by entering the correction values that you obtained from the calibration into the instrument s CAL Offset IM 735101 01EN 4 35 uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y bunoouse qnoJj S Chapter5 Specifications 5 1 AQ2211 AQ2212 Frame Controller Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Number of slots AQ2211 3 AQ2212 9 Display Color LCD 320 x 240 dots Storage USB storage USB Mass Storage Class flash memory See USB for peripheral devices Output format Setup parameters Proprietary format Measurement data Log data csv Stability data csv Wavelength sweep data csv BERT log data txt Screen captures bmp jpg and png Interface GP IB Electrical and mechanical Complies with IEEE488 specifications Functional spe
131. lic part of the main frame to protect against static electricity Static electricity may cause the instrument to malfunction Connectors When this instrument is not being used attach terminators to the coaxial connectors and protective caps to the optical connectors Before connecting a cable to a connector turn off the signal generator and light source outputs Use a torque wrench to tighten coaxial connectors The proper tightening torque is 0 9 N m Excessive torque may cause damage to the connector A CAUTION If you are connecting a U link or regular cable to a connector match the cable s connector type to the instrument s connector and connect the cable properly Using unspecified connectors to connect cables may cause damage to the connectors 2 18 IM 735101 01EN 2 6 Connecting and Disconnecting Connector Adapters By changing the connector adapter you can connect the light source modules with the exception of the DFB LD TLS and Grid TLS and sensor modules to a variety of optical connectors How to Connect and Disconnect the AQ9447 Connector Adapter The AQ9447 Connector Adapter can be used with the AQ2200 211 sensor module Connecting the Adapter 1 Fit the guide pins of the connector adapter into the guide holes on the rear shell Guide hole Rear shell Disconnecting the Adapter 1 Lift the lock lever on the AQ9447 Connector Adapter to unlock it AQ9447 Connector Adapter Loc
132. mation faulty Memory 2033 SG Initialize Unlock Unlock error occurs at start up Hardware is faulty Servicing required 2034 FPGA configuration Configuration of the FPGA is failed Hardware is faulty Servicing required error 2035 A D Timeout Error An A D timeout error occurred Restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 2061 Fatal Error The command is irregular Check the command and enter it again 2062 Hardware Missing This module does not support the Use a module that supports these options M or P1 option 2063 Measure State Error caused by unstable Send the command in the correct status Error measurement status as described below INIT CONT ON or TRIG SOUR is received during measurement TRIG IMM is received when INIT CONT is set at OFF 2064 Program load Error The instrument was unable to load Check the path of the file that you are trying to load Specify the the program data file with the absolute path Also enter USB 0 at the start of the path 2065 Module work in The module is performing another Enter the command again after waiting for some time proccess process 2066 Media Error The medium may be corrupt Try again with a different USB memory device If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 2067 Update Error A failure occurred during a Restart the instrument If the same message continues to firmware update appear servicing is required 2068
133. ment This section describes the error messages and the corrective action to take If the corrective action states that serving is required contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer In addition to the messages listed here other communication related error messages may also appear These error messages are described in the Communications Interface User s Manual IM 735101 17E Code Error Message Description Corrective Action 600 File System Error The file system is corrupt Try again with a different USB memory device If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 649 Unknown file or folder The specified file or folder cannot be Check the file or folder name found 678 USB memory can not The instrument could not detect the USB Contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer for details be recognized memory on what USB memory devices have been confirmed to work with the instrument 729 Module Not The module that you are trying to load Install the module that you are trying to load the file Implement the file into is not installed into 730 File Sum Check Error The file may be corrupt Alternatively the Recreate the file that you are trying to load You cannot instrument could not load a setup file that load setup files that were saved on an AQ2201 AQ2202 was saved on an AQ2201 AQ2202 frame frame controller Create setup files on an AQ2211 controller AQ2212 frame controller 731 File Alredy E
134. minator is already attached to protection the electrical terminal AQ2200 622 10 Gbit s Optical Modulator Model Suffix Code Description 810518804 1 31 um Crystal orientation of A X cut the LN modulator B Z cut Optical connector S SC connector F FC connector Cable IP PMF FC SC for 1 3 ium IU U link coaxial cable IM 735101 01EN xxiii Module Model Name Suffix Code and Accessories Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM 1 Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E Protective cap 2 Protective caps are already attached to the optical signal terminals Terminator for circuit protection Terminator is already attached to the electrical terminal AQ2200 631 10 Gbit s Optical Receiver Model Suffix Code Description 810518803 1 31 1 55 um Optical connector S SC connector F FC connector Cable IU U link coaxial cable Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM 1 Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E Protective cap 1 Protective cap is already attached to the optical signal terminal Terminator for circuit 1 Terminator is already attached to protection the electrical terminal AQ2200 641 XFP Interface Module Model Suffix Code Des
135. mperature is abnormal Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s inlet and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1261 PD Module Error2 The Peltier current is abnormal Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s inlet and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1262 PD Module Error3 The Peltier control IC temperature is Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s inlet abnormal and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1263 Zero set Error1 Light was not cut off during the zero After checking that light can be cut off execute the zero set Set procedure procedure again 1264 ZerosetError2 There is a problem with the hardware Reset the instrument and then execute the zero set procedure If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1265 OPT Mode Error An optical signal was applied that Check the CHOP frequency settings has a frequency that is different from the frequency that was set in CHOP mode 1266 Input Power Over An optical signal was applied that Set the optical input power to a value that is less than or equal exceeds the maximum optical input to t
136. n an environment where static electricity can easily be generated Near high voltage equipment or power lines In an environment with excessive amounts of soot steam dust or corrosive gases n an environment that is subject to large levels of mechanical vibration Onan unstable surface Storing the Instrument We recommend that the instrument be stored in an environment where the temperature is between 5 and 40 C and the relative humidity is between 20 and 80 RH When storing the instrument avoid the following kinds of places n direct sunlight Where the temperature is 60 C or higher Where the relative humidity is 8096 or higher Near a high temperature heat source Where the level of mechanical vibration is high Where there are corrosive or explosive gasses Where an excessive amount of soot dust salt or iron is present Where water oil or chemicals may splash Outdoors or in locations subject to rain or water IM 735101 01EN 2 5 sjueuiaJnseo y 104 suonejedoeag BUIEN H 2 3 Attaching and Removing Blank Panels To prevent electric shock and to ensure that the instrument performs within its specifications be sure to cover any unused slots with the blank panels sold separately If you use the instrument without covering empty slots with blank panels the instrument may malfunction due to dust getting inside of it or its internal temperature rising Remove the blank panel when you install
137. n the specifications assume a warm up period of one hour 1 Specified for PPG ED loopback measurements under the PRBS31 and data crosspoint 50 conditions 2 Only selectable if an optical modulator module AQ2200 621 or AQ2200 622 and an optical receiver module AQ2200 631 are used at the same time 3 Only selectable if an ATTN module AQ2200 331 is used at the same time 5 28 IM 735101 01EN 5 17 AQ2200 621 622 10 Gbit s Optical Modulator Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Wavelength range AQ2200 621 1530 to 1570 nm AQ2200 622 1290 to 1330 nm Wavelength variation As stated in the specifications for the AQ2200 111 DFB LD module Optical power variation As stated in the specifications for the AQ2200 111 DFB LD module LN Cut type X cut or Z cut Optical insertion loss 7 dB typical 10 dB or less Maximum optical input 16 dBm Optical input range for guaranteed 9 to 13 dBm performance 5 Extinction ratio 6 AQ2200 621 12 dB or greater at 1550 nm AQ2200 622 12 dB or greater at 1310 nm Tr Tf 20 to 8096 4 25 ps or less Electric input amplitude 500 100 mVp p AC coupling Maximum absolute input amplitude 1200 mVp p AC coupling Compliant electric connector 3 5 mm jack or equivalent Compliant optical connector LD IN SC PC Compliant optical connector SC PC or FC PC OPTICAL DATA OUT Compliant optical fiber PMF key aligned slow axis is used
138. ncy 50 60 Hz Maximum power AQ2211 170 VA AQ2212 580 VA including installed modules consumption This instrument can use a 100 V or a 200 V power supply The maximum rated voltage differs according to the type of power cord Check that the voltage supplied to the instrument is less than or equal to the maximum rated voltage of the power cord provided with the instrument before using it see page iv for the maximum rated voltage R Three prong outlet OM AQ2211 AQ2212 Power cord accessory IM 735101 01EN 2 23 sjueuiaJnseo y 104 suonejedoeag BUIEN H 2 8 Connecting to the Power Supply Turning the Instrument On Before Turning On the Power Check That The instrument is installed properly see section 2 2 Installing the Instrument The power cord is connected properly see the previous page Turning the Instrument On 1 Press the front panel power switch Turning the Instrument Off CAUTION Turning the instrument off or unplugging the power cord while the instrument is saving data may corrupt the media on which data is being saved The data being saved is also not guaranteed Always turn the instrument off after data has been saved Turn the BERT module s signal output off when you turn the instrument off Otherwise the BERT module may be damaged Turning the Instrument Off 1 Press the front panel power switch Operations Performed When the Power Is Turned On When th
139. ng a Restart the instrument If the same message continues to firmware update appear servicing is required 1605 Not Running The XFP interface module is not Restart the instrument If the same message continues to running appear servicing is required 1607 Temperature Limit The internal temperature is too Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s Error high ventilation holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1660 I2C Communication A CRC or NAK error was detected Check that the XFP optical transceiver is installed correctly If Error during communication with the the same message continues to appear servicing is required XFP optical transceiver 1661 No XFP Module An XFP optical transceiver is not Install an XFP optical transceiver into the XFP interface module installed 1662 Opt Lock Error The optical output is locked Unlock the optical output 1663 XFP Power Voltage The power that is being supplied Restart the instrument If the same message continues to Error to the XFP optical transceiver is appear servicing is required abnormal 1664 Password Error The entered password is incorrect Check the password or page and then re enter the correct or the specified page cannot be selected password or page IM 735101 01EN 4 13 uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y bunoouse qnoJj S 4 2 Error Messages Transceiv
140. ng a cable to the data output terminal use a grounding strap to prevent electrostatic discharge If the cable that you are connecting is charged with static electricity the instrument may malfunction so always connect cables after they have been discharged f you are connecting a U link or regular cable to a connector match the cable S connector type to the instrument s connector and connect the cable properly Using unspecified connectors to connect cables may cause damage to the connectors Donotapply an external voltage to the data output terminal Doing so may damage the instrument Data Output Terminal Use a U link OU option or coaxial cable to connect this terminal to the DATA IN terminal on the ED of a BERT module DATA OUT 300mvp p Item Specifications Connector type 3 5 mm jack or equivalent Saturated output level 0 3 Vp p or greater AC coupling IM 735101 01EN nd n pue jndy jeuJ931X3 B 3 6 XFP Interface Module A CAUTION Before connecting cables to or disconnecting cables from the UO terminals turn the output off Before connecting cables to the I O terminals tighten the connectors at a specified torque using a torque wrench Do not leave the data and clock output terminals open Always terminate them with 50 Q loads such as the included terminators Likewise always terminate the cables that are connected to these output terminals with 50 Q loads Donotapply a s
141. nnector plug CD ROM B8085NZ 1 Includes the following user s manuals User s manuals Startup Guide Printed manuals can be Frame and Module Operation purchased separately Application Operation Contact your nearest Communication Interface YOKOGAWA dealer to purchase a copy User s Manual IM 735101 01EN 1 This manual Rubber feet A9088ZM 1 IM 735101 01EN Checking the Package Contents Power cord One of the following power cords is included according to the suffix code A1006WD A1009WD A1054WD A1024WD A1064WD Interlock connector plug User s manual this manual User s manual A1288JA IM 735101 01EN B8085NZ CD ROM lt gt D Optional Accessories Sold separately The following optional accessories are available for purchase separately For information about ordering accessories contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer Rubber feet A9088ZM Product Name Model or Part No Specifications AQ2200 901 blank panel 810518926 1 slot size AQ2211 rack mount kit 735182 03 For mounting one AQ2211 to the left side of an ElA standard rack AQ2212 rack mount kit 735182 09 For mounting one AQ2212 to an EIA standard rack How to Use the CD ROM User s Manuals The CD ROM contains PDF files of the following user s manuals AQ2200 Series Multi Application Test System User s Manual Startup Guide IM 735101 01EN AQ2200 Series Multi Application Test System User s Manual Frame and Module Operation IM 735101
142. on lamp This lamp shows the status of the PPG signal output The lamp is lit when the output is on Signal output ON OFF key Turns all of the PPG output terminals on or off at once Each time this key is pressed signal output between on and off Data output terminal to the optical modulator Non inverted data output terminal switches Lock lever release button Releases the lock lever Lock lever Used when installing and Used when this module is combined with an optical modulator module AQ2200 8D1 10Gbit s BER MODULE Inverted data output terminal When output is on this terminal transmits the 10 Gbit s inverted data Non inverted data output terminal A ALL PORTS PPG ED DATA IN 1 CDR uninstalling the module Data input 1 terminal ED data input terminal Because this terminal has a built in CDR TO OPTICAL MODULATOR we 0 7Vp p MAX When output is on this terminal transmits the 10 Gbit s non inverted data clock and data recovery it does not require clock input Data input 2 terminal ED data input terminal This Inverted clock signal output terminal Transmits the 10 GHz inverted clock signal When output is on this terminal transmits the inverted clock terminal requires a clock signal to be applied to the clock signal input terminal Clock signal input te
143. ontrolled to the module in the next slot This hard key is 9 in keypad mode SUMMARY Switches the displayed screen to the SUMMARY screen This hard key is 4 in keypad mode HOLD Stops updating the screen display If you press this hard key again or if you press another hard key the screen display will start updating again This hard key is 5 in keypad mode APPLI Displays the APPLICATION screen This hard key is 6 in keypad mode FILE Displays the FILE LIST screen This hard key is 1 in keypad mode MACRO Displays the MACRO screen This hard key is 2 in keypad mode SYSTEM Displays the SYSTEM screen This hard key is 3 in keypad mode PRTSC Saves a capture of the displayed screen to a file This hard key is O in keypad mode PRESET Initializes the parameters of the frame and the installed modules This hard key is in keypad mode SHIFT Extension key This hard key is in keypad mode IM 735101 01EN 1 3 suonoung pue sauiewN 3uauoduio H 1 1 Frame Controller SUMMARY Screen The SUMMARY screen displays the information from all the installed modules at once You can view the main parameters and confirm and change all the parameters Current module Module with a blue background You can change this module s parameters The parameters that you can change are displayed as soft keys Current parameter Parameter with a light blue backgro
144. or Head See How to Clean the Optical Input Connector of the AQ2200 221 Optical Sensor Head How to Clean the Optical Input Connector of the AQ2200 241 Optical Sensor Head Because the light receiving surface is very sensitive never rub it to clean off dust particles Use the compressed air to remove small amounts of dust and dirt How to Clean the Optical I O Connectors of the AQ2200 311 ATTN Module See How to Clean the Optical Output Connector of the AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module How to Clean the Optical I O Connectors of the AQ2200 311A ATTN Module See How to Clean the Optical Output Connector of the AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module How to Clean the Optical I O Connectors of the AQ2200 331 ATTN Module See How to Clean the Optical Output Connector of the AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module How to Clean the Optical I O Connectors of the AQ2200 411 412 OSW Module See How to Clean the Optical Output Connector of the AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module How to Clean the Optical I O Connectors of the AQ2200 421 OSW Module See How to Clean the Optical Output Connector of the AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module How to Clean the Optical I O Connectors of the AQ2200 271 ORL Module See How to Clean the Optical Output Connector of the AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module How to Clean the Optical I O Connectors of the AQ2200 131 132 Grid TLS Module See How to Clean the Optical Output Connector of the AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module 4 32 IM 735101
145. or less Ambient temperature 23 2 C Optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Optical connector FC PC Wavelength setting error 0 5 nm or less Changes to the measuring instrument due to the passage of time are not included in these conditions Add 0 5 for each year since the last calibration Reference conditions e Power level 100 uW 10 dBm CW light Wavelength 850 10 nm Light source spectrum width 10 nm or less Ambient temperature 23 2 C Optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Optical connector FC PC Wavelength setting error 0 5 nm or less Changes to the measuring instrument due to the passage of time are not included in these conditions Add 0 5 for each year since the last calibration Operating conditions Power level 10 mW to 1 nW 60 to 10 dBm CW light Wavelength range 1200 to 1600 nm add 3 for wavelengths less than 1200 nm add 30 pW for wavelengths from 1600 to 1650 nm e Optical fiber lt 50 GI NA lt 0 2 add 1 5 if 100 SI and NA lt 0 3 Range Auto range Averaging 1 second Other operating conditions are the same as the reference conditions listed in note 2 Operating conditions Power level 10 mW to 1 nW 60 to 10 dBm CW light Wavelength range 500 to 900 nm add 2 100 pW if the wavelength is less than 500 nm or greater than 900 nm Optical fiber 50 Gl NA x 0 2 add 1 5 if 200 SI and NA x 0 5 Range Auto range Averaging 1 s
146. p p MAX 4Vp p MAX SF 104 2 x 11 PC 3 5 42 700 mm Coaxial cable 4 4 IM 735101 01EN 4 1 Troubleshooting If the Problem Cannot Be Resolved If the cause of the problem cannot be located or if the instrument cannot be returned to its original state contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer Check the following before you contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer 1 Instrument Name The instrument name is shown on the nameplate that is on the rear of the frame controller or on the side of a module 2 Frame Controller Firmware Version Check the firmware version of the frame controller by selecting Information from the menu on the SYSTEM screen 3 Each Module s Firmware Version Check the firmware version of each module by pressing the Information soft key 4 Conditions That the Problem Occurs Under What sort of environment are you using the instrument in Indoors or outdoors temperature how many modules are installed etc What happened What were you doing at the time Example The instrument froze when was operating it from the panel or through remote control What settings were you using What messages appeared on the display Display screen error messages etc 5 Date and Time That the Problem Occurred IM 735101 01EN uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y bunoouse qnoJj S 4 2 Error Error Messages Frame Controller Messages Messages may appear on the screen while you are using this instru
147. pecifications Item Specifications Variable wavelength width 1440 to 1640 nm Wavelength setting resolution 1 pm Absolute wavelength accuracy lt 100 pmt Relative wavelength accuracy lt 50 pm 2 Wavelength stability over time 5 pm h 5 10 Spectrum line width NARROW lt 1 MHz 4 12 WIDE gt 50 MHz Optical output Maximum output wavelength 1520 to 1610 nm 1475 to 1625 nm 2 7 dBm 12 2 5 dBm 12 2 1 dBm 12 Full wavelength range 2 8 dBm 12 Optical output stability 5 minutes lt 0 01 dB 7 10 12 1 hour lt 0 05 dB2 9 7 10 12 24 hours lt 0 1 dB 6 7 10 12 Optical output reproducibility lt 0 04 dB 6 7 10 12 for each wavelength Variable optical output range 2 4 dB 9 12 MONITOR output Maximum optical output lt 5 dBm Minimum optical output 2 25 dBm Wavelength sweep speed 50 nm s maximum Compliant optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Compliant optical connector FC Angled PC General Specifications Item Specifications Operating temperature range 10 to 35 C Storage temperature range 10 to 50 C Humidity conditions External dimensions 20 to 80 RH no condensation 62 5 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions two slots Weight Approx 2 kg Safety standard EN 60825 1 class 1M Unless otherwise specified the specification values have been obtained
148. plied signal 10MHz REF IN 15Vp p MAX Item Specification Connector type SMA female Output amplitude 300 to 1200 mVp p Absolute max rating 1 5 Vp p Frequency range 10 MHz x 2 0 ppm 3 14 IM 735101 01EN 3 8 SG Module External Synchronization Signal Output 10 MHz REF OUT Transmits a 10 MHz reference signal for synchronizing an external signal with the clock signal RF OUT 10MHz REF OUT Item Specification Connector type SMA female Output amplitude 800 mVp p 200 mVp p Frequency 10 MHz x 2 0 ppm when using the internal oscillator Depends on the signal received by 10 MHz REF IN when using an external reference signal IM 735101 01EN 3 15 nd n pue jndy jeuJ931X3 B Chapter 4 4 1 Troubleshooting Maintenance and Inspection Troubleshooting Dealing with Unusual Circumstances fa message appears on the screen see the following pages for reference If servicing is necessary or if the instrument does not operate properly even after you have attempted to deal with the problem according to the instructions in this section contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer Problem Probable Cause Corrective Action Reference Section The instrument does The power source is not connected Check that the frame controller s power cable is Section 2 8 not power on connected If it is loose connect it firmly Cannot perform The instrument is in remote control If
149. pped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No Analog out plug 955 230002662 1 User s manual IM 1 Read before using the 810518901 04E instrument Analog out plug 955 230002662 A Optional Accessories The following optional accessories are available for purchase separately Product Name Model or Part No Notes AQ9447 FC connector adapter 810804602 FCC FC connector AQ9447 SC connector adapter 810804602 SCC SC connector AQ9447 ST connector adapter 810804602 STC ST connector Light shielding cap FC 810518912 FCC Light shielding cap for an FC connector Light shielding cap SC 810518913 SCC Light shielding cap for an SC connector Light shielding cap ST 810518914 STC Light shielding cap for an ST connector AQ9346 tape fiber adapter 810517917 AQ9302 125 bare fiber adapter 819705500 0125 AQ9440B MT connector 810517921 B 2 4 8 and 12 cores Analog out plug 955 230002662 xviii IM 735101 01EN Module Model Name Suffix Code and Accessories AQ2200 215 Sensor Module Model Suffix Code Description 735125 High power sensor Connector adapter NON No connector adapter FCC AQ9335C FC connector adapter with a light shielding cap SCC AQ9335C SC connector adapter with a light shielding cap STC AQ9335C ST connector adapter with a light shielding cap LCC AQ9335C LC connector adapter with a dust protection cap MUC AQ9335C MU connector adapter
150. ptical transceiver Make sure that the total exceeded the upper limit current consumption for PS1 to PS5 is 28 W or less SG Module Code Error Message Description Corrective Action 1800 Temperature Error The internal temperature is too Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s high ventilation holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1801 Temperature Limit The internal temperature is too Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s Error high ventilation holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1802 Not Running The SG module is not running Restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1803 SG Invalid Cal Data The calibration data is abnormal Restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1804 Update Error A failure occurred during a Restart the instrument If the same message continues to firmware update appear servicing is required IM 735101 01EN 4 2 Error Messages 10Gbit s BERT Module Code Error Message Description Corrective Action 2011 Command Error Commend error Check the command and send it again 2012 Range Error A parameter wa
151. ree 2 applies to normal indoor atmospheres with only non conductive pollution IM 735101 01EN 5 2 AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Center wavelength 1310 nm 1490 nm 10 nm 1524 111 to 1620 500 nm As stated in the table of supported wavelengths Specifiable wavelength range Wavelength accuracy 17 1310 1490 and 1524 111 to 1620 500 nm 1310 nm 1490 nm 0 05 nm or less 1524 111 to 1620 500 nm 0 02 nm or less Wavelength setting resolution 0 001 nm Compliant optical fiber SM ITU T G 652 Spectrum line width NARROW 5 MHz typical WIDE 100 MHz typical Optical output level 4 SMSR3 10 mW or greater 1310 1490 nm 30 dB or greater 1524 111 to 1620 500 nm 45 dB typical Optical output level stability 15 minutes 0 005 dB or less 24 hours 0 03 dB or less Wavelength stability 15 minutes 0 005 nm or less 24 hours 0 01 nm or less Wavelength adjustment width 9 Optical attenuation range 1 6 nm or greater 10 dB in 0 01 dB steps RIN 7 145 dB Hz typical Optical output modulation internal CHOP modulation Modulation frequency 100 Hz to 300 kHz Compliant optical connector FC Angled PC Optional Specifications Item High output option Optical output 16 Specifications 20 mW or greater PMF option Polarization extinction ratio 20
152. rminal ED clock signal input terminal When you apply a signal to the signal of the 10 GHz band Non inverted clock signal output terminal Transmits the 10 GHz non inverted clock signal When output is on this terminal transmits the non inverted clock signal of the 10 GHz band External synchronization signal input terminal If you want to synchronize the BERT module with an external clock signal and have the module generate a PPG signal without using the internal SG apply a reference signal that has a frequency that is 1 16 or 1 64 of the 10 Gbit s rate to this terminal This clock is used not only for the PPG but also for the clock signal to operate the CDR function of the ED Note data input 2 terminal apply a clock signal to the clock signal input DATA OUT DATA OUT DATA IN 2 0 B 2Vp p 0 B 2Vp p 0 amp Vp p MAX CLOCK OUT CLOCK OUT CLOCK IN 0 6Vp p 0 6Vp n 0 amp Vp p MAX REF CLOCK IN 4 46 1 64 EXT CLOCK IN TRIGGER OUT 1V5 p MAX 1Vp p MAX 0 6Vp p v Fixing screw When you install the module tighten the screws to fix the module in place Fixing screw terminal Adjust the phase by using an instrument such as an external phase shifter Trigger signal output terminal Transmits one of the following trigger signals For details see section 1 6 in IM 735101 03E Clock trigger 1 16 or 1 64 Pattern trigger Error trigger External clock signal input termin
153. rvicing is required 1153 OSW Switching The internal optical switch is If the same message continues to appear even after you restart Error malfunctioning the instrument servicing is required 1157 Wavelength Over A wavelength was set that does not Check the wavelength Set the wavelength to a value that falls Error fall within the settable range within the settable range 1159 LD is inactive The optical output is not active Turn the optical output on 1160 Temperature Limit The temperature inside the module is Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s inlet Error too high and exhaust holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 1161 Memory Check The internal memory is malfunctioning If the same message continues to appear even after you restart Error the instrument servicing is required 1162 Opt Lock Error The optical output is locked Unlock the optical output 1163 Sweep Parameter The sweep start wavelength is larger Check the sweep start wavelength and set it again Error1 than the sweep stop wavelength 1164 Sweep Parameter The number of sweep steps is 20001 Set the number of sweep steps to a value less than or equal to Error2 or more in the Swept application 20000 1165 Sweep Parameter The sweep speed is set to a speed at Check the sweep speed and set it again Error3 which sweeps cannot be performed 4 10 IM 735101 01E
154. s set that does not Check the parameter Set the wavelength to a value that falls fall within the settable range within the settable range 2013 RAM Write Error A failure occurred during a Restart the instrument If the same message continues to firmware update appear servicing is required 2014 Serial Error Serial communication error Restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 2015 Parameter Error Parameter error Check the command parameters and send the command again 2016 Syntax Error Syntax error Check the syntax and send the command again 2017 Temperature Error The internal temperature is too Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s high ventilation holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 2018 Temperature Limit The internal temperature is too Turn the power off and confirm that the frame controller s Error high ventilation holes are not blocked After waiting for some time restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 2021 Not Running The BERT module is not running Restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear servicing is required 2031 Invalid update Update Memory of the Firmware is Update the firmware again memory faulty 2032 Invalid ID Update Memory of the Firmware is Hardware is faulty Servicing required infor
155. s will be required to correct the interference IM 735101 01EN vii Safety Precautions Safety Precautions for Laser Products This instrument uses a laser light source This instrument is a Class 1M laser product as defined by IEC60825 1 Safety of Laser Products Part1 Equipment Classification and Requirements In addition this instrument complies with 21 CFR 1040 10 and 1040 11 except for deviations pursuant to Laser Notice No 50 dated June 24 2007 Laser Class 1M Label Using an optical instrument such as a loupe magnifying glass or microscope when observing the laser beam from a distance of less than 100 mm may cause eye injury Complies with 21 CFR 1040 10 and 1040 11 except for deviations pursuant to Laser Notice No 50 dated June 24 2007 Tachihi Bldg No 2 6 1 3 Sakaecho Tachikawa shi Tokyo 190 8586 Japan Laser Class 1 Label Using an optical instrument such as a loupe magnifying glass or microscope when CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT observing the laser beam from a distance of less than 100 mm may cause eye injury IEC 60825 1 2007 Model Class Laser Center Wavelength Maximum Mode Field Numerical Type Output Diameter Aperture Power 810518901 1M DFB Laser 1310 to 1650 nm 40mW 9yum 0 1 810518902 1 FP Laser 1310 1550 nm 10mW 9yum 0 1 810518903 1 FP Laser 1310 1550 nm 10mW 9ym 0 1 810518904 1M EC Laser 1440 to 1640 nm 50 2mW 9 um 0 1 AQ2200131 1M ITLA 1527 60 to 1608 76nm 40mW 9 um 0 1
156. setting of the LD Check the output power setting of the LD light source If light source is too low it is too low set it to an appropriate level The OVERLOAD alarm The optical input power of the OE Check the optical power of the input signal If it is too appears on the OE is too large large insert optical ATTs into the system for protection 10 Gbit s optical modulator Sync loss errors occur 10 Gbit s optical modulator and receiver The PPG Interface is not set to Check the PPG Interface setting If it is set to Electric Section Optic change it to Optic 9 2 in IM OE output is not on Check the OE data output If it is off turn the output on 735101 03E and section 7 4 in IM 735101 04E The optical input power of the OE is Check the optical power of the input signal If itis not not within the light receiving range within the light receiving range insert optical ATTs or optical AMPs so that the optical power of the input signal enters the light receiving range The wavelength bands of the LD Check the wavelength bands of the LD and EO If they and EO do not match do not match use instruments that have matching wavelength bands Use the AQ2200 621 at the 1 5 um band and the AQ2200 622 at the 1 3 uum band The polarization direction of the Use a PMF with the P option Section 2 5 PMF that connects the LD and EO is incorrect The logic settings of the PPG and Set all th
157. sitivity 14 dBm at 1310 nm Ex 12 dB 9 953 Gbit s PRBS31 Maximum optical input 6 dBm peak 3 dBm average Overload 2 1 dBm or greater Saturated output amplitude 300 mVp p or greater AC coupling Electric connector 3 5 mm jack or equivalent Optical connector SC PC or FC PC Optical fiber SMF General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Storage temperature 10 to 50 C Storage humidity 20 to 80 RH no condensation External dimensions 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot Weight Approx 1 0 kg 1 Use the DATA OUT TO OPTICAL MODULATOR terminal on the PPG side and a DATA IN terminal on the ED side of an AQ2200 601 BERT module an AQ2200 111 DFB LD module with PMF option and an AQ2200 621 622 Optical Modulator Use the specified U links optional and PMF optional to connect the modules Use an SMF that is 1 m or less in length to connect the modules in a loopback configuration 2 Temperature range for guaranteed performance 23 5 C 3 Select either option 5 30 IM 735101 01EN 5 19 AQ2200 641 XFP Interface Module Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Data input Data format NRZ DATA IN Connector 3 5 mm female DATA IN Data output Data format NRZ DATA OUT Connector 3 5 mm female DATA OUT Referen
158. t operates correctly For details see section 10 7 in IM 735101 03E Notes When Re Using the Instrument When using the instrument again after storing it for a long period of time first check that it operates correctly Check that it operates correctly in the same way that was outlined above in the section Notes before Storage Cleaning the Frame Controller and Modules To use this instrument for as long as possible and to prevent problems or malfunctions routine maintenance is necessary When cleaning the case or the operation panel first remove the power cord from the outlet and then wipe with a dry soft clean cloth To clean the electrical interface use compressed air to remove dust and then cover unused output terminals with terminators and unused input terminals with caps CAUTION Failure to comply with the following precautions may cause the instrument to malfunction Turn the instrument off before starting maintenance Do not use chemicals such as thinner benzene or alcohol Doing so may cause discoloration and deformation Why It Is Necessary to Clean the Optical Interface The optical connectors and optical plugs are the only optical components whose optical fiber end faces are exposed to the outside Even a tiny scratch on their end faces that cannot be detected by the naked eye greatly affects their optical performance If optical connectors are connected improperly if they are connected without the
159. t optical fiber SMF type SM ITU T G 652 MMF type 62 5 125 GI IEC 60793 2 Compliant optical connector FC PC SC PC General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Temperature and humidity for storage Ambient temperature 20 to 60 C Ambient humidity 20 to 8096 RH no condensation External dimensions 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot Weight Approx 0 7 kg All values in the specifications assume a warm up period of one hour Unless otherwise noted all specified values include connectors For models with GI specifications all specified values are guaranteed when a light source that is excited in steady mode is used 1 SMF type wavelength 1310 15 nm or 1550 15 nm MMF type wavelength 850 or 1300 nm Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature When using the master cord SMF Connectors not included 1 4 dB or less when connectors are included 26 SMF type When using PC connectors return loss 48 dB or greater Wavelength 1550 15 nm NOOO ES WD IM 735101 01EN 5 25 suoljeoyioeds H 5 16 AQ2200 601 10 Gbit s BERT Module Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Pulse Pattern Generator Interface Data output DATA OUT DATA OUT Bitrate Data format Output amplitude Tr Tf 20 to 80 Offset voltage Cross point Number o
160. te the firmware You cannot update the firmware through a PC Things to Prepare before Updating the Firmware The frame controller The modules that you want to update AUSB memory device containing the most recent firmware Be sure to save the most recent firmware program files to the root folder of the USB memory device Save the module program files to the Module folder The firmware will be updated properly even if unrelated files or folders are on the USB memory device IM 735101 01EN 4 25 uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y bunoouse qnoJj S 4 4 Updating the Firmware Explanation of the Module Selection Screen and Features You can select which modules you want to update the firmware for Slot numb2r Module name Current firmware version Check box o o Item Description Check box Displays whether the module will have its firmware updated or not You can use the Select soft key to select modules Selected modules have a black check box Unselected modules have a white check box Slot number Displays the slot number Module name Displays the module name If no module is installed NO MODULE is displayed Current firmware Displays the current version of the firmware for the installed module version Select Switches whether the module will have its firmware updated or not Update Exec Executes the firmware update Close Returns to the SYSTEM screen Displaying Instrument
161. ter cord Ambient temperature 23 2 C constant temperature CW light attenuation 0 0 dB center wavelength outgoing point of connection fiber FC Angled PC FC SPC 2 m SMF spectrum line width WIDE 6 Setting resolution 0 001 nm reference wavelength 0 4 nm or greater 7 Spectrum line width NARROW frequency 100 kHz to 2 5 GHz 8 Seiko Giken Angled PC or an equivalent step type 9 CW light attenuation 0 0 dB spectrum line width NARROW outgoing end of the optical connector mounted on the panel 10 The external sine modulation option and external CHOP modulation option cannot be selected at the same time 11 Input modulation signal 2 Vp p or less 12 Use a 50 Q coaxial cable that is 3 m in length or less to connect the external modulation input connector 13 Modulation signal 100 Hz attenuation 0 0 dB spectrum line width NARROW 14 Modulated optical output delay time for the input modulation signal 15 10 to 90 of the optical output signal rise or fall time 16 You cannot select the high output and external modulation options for the 1490 nm wavelength 17 During shipping not including changes due to the passage of time o A 5 4 IM 735101 01EN 5 2 AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module DFB LD Module Table of Supported Wavelengths Optical frequency THz Wavelength nm Wavelength Optical Wavelength Wavelength
162. the frame controller When you remove the module while displaying a screen other than the DETAIL or SUMMARY screen the screen closes and the DETAIL or SUMMARY screen appears 4 18 IM 735101 01EN 4 4 Updating the Firmware CAUTION After you update the firmware on an instrument all of its settings are reset to their initial values Where necessary save the settings before you update the firmware If you do not comply with the following precautions you will not be able to restart the instrument Do not turn the instrument off install or uninstall modules or connect or disconnect USB memory devices while the firmware is being updated Do not decode or modify the files that are used to update the firmware Always update the firmware to the most recent version rac A o M 1 Procedure Updating the Frame Controller Firmware Update Procedure 1 Turn the frame controller off 2 Connect a USB memory device that contains the most recent version of the firmware to the front of the frame controller Note Connect the USB memory device directly not through a USB hub Name the update file as aq221xlz bin and place the file in the root directory of the USB memory 3 Turn the instrument on while holding down the top soft key The update screen appears and the instrument begins updating the firmware automatically Top soft key lt lt Update Firmware gt gt
163. the master cord SMF 4 Connectors not included 2 3 dB or less when connectors are included 5 Wavelength 1550 15 nm 6 0 15 dB or less if the wavelength is 1310 15 nm 7 26 8 Polarization dependence is not included 9 Anyone wavelength within 1310 15 nm or 1550 15 nm 10 Output power 10 dBm 11 When using PC connectors return loss 48 dB or greater 12 Wavelength 850 or 1310 nm 13 Wavelength 850 nm 14 Wavelength 850 nm Add 0 5 dB if the wavelength is 1310 nm IM 735101 01EN 5 23 suoljeoyineds H 5 14 AQ2200 411 412 OSW Module Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Number of ports 1x4 1x8 0r1x 16 Wavelength range SMF type 1310 nm 1550 nm MMF type 850 nm 1310 nm Insertion loss 1 0 dB typical 2 34 Reproducibility 0 01 dB or less 25 Crosstalk 3 SMF type 60 dB or less MMF type 50 dB or less Return loss 28 SMF type 45 dB or greater MMF type 20 dB or greater Maximum input power SMF type 23 dBm Polarization dependence 3 SMF type 0 08 dBp p or less Compliant optical fiber SMF type SM ITU T G 652 MMF type 62 5 125 GI IEC 60793 2 only supports the AQ2200 411 Compliant optical connector FC PC SC PC General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Temperature and humidity for storage Ambient temperature Ambient
164. the update file Place the update file in the module folder on the USB memory 2 Press SYSTEM to display the SYSTEM screen 3 Use the arrow keys to select Update and press the Select soft key or ENTER The Module Update screen appears The following explanation is for the screen that is displayed on the AQ2211 On the AQ2212 you can scroll the screen to display the modules that are installed in the nine slots Module Update Please push the ENTER key Display Volume Date Time Condition Check Information Error View Soft Version View 4 Use the arrow keys to select a module that you want to update and press the Select soft key or ENTER The check boxes for all the modules that you have selected are displayed in black Module selection screen AQ2211 IM 735101 01EN 4 21 uonoedsu pue eoueugjure y bunoouse qnoJj S 4 4 Updating the Firmware 5 Press the Update Exec soft key to update the firmware for the selected modules Note If you select multiple modules to update the progress indication is updated for each module One of the following four progress indications is displayed Executing The firmware update is being executed File Not Found The USB memory device does not have the files that are required to update the module Failed The firmware update failed Complete The firmware update completed successfully 6 After the firmware finishes updating the message Pl
165. tional to the range set for measurement power W LOG mode Approx 0 to 2 V proportional to the range set for measurement Output impedance power dBm Approx 1 KQ IM 735101 01EN 3 3 nd n pue ndu j j eu13 x3 B 3 3 BERT Module A CAUTION This precision measuring instrument handles high speed signals at a rate of 10 Gbit s If the following precautions are not observed strictly the instrument will not be able to deliver its maximum performance and may malfunction Before removing modules from the frame controller turn the output off Before turning the frame controller off turn the output off Before connecting cables to or disconnecting cables from the UO terminals turn the output off Before connecting cables to the I O terminals tighten the connectors at a specified torque using a torque wrench Donotleave the DATAOUT DATAOUT CLOCKOUT and CLOCKOUT output terminals open Always terminate them with 50 Q loads such as the included terminators Likewise always terminate the cables that are connected to these output terminals with 50 Q loads Do not apply a signal that is greater than the specified maximum input voltage to the input terminals When connecting cables to the I O terminals use a grounding strap to prevent electrostatic discharge If the cables are charged with static electricity the instrument may malfunction Always connect cables after they have been discharged
166. tions Item Specifications Wavelength range 1310 30 nm 1550 30 nm Directivity 68 dB or greater Compliant optical fiber SMF Compliant optical measurement SC Angled PC connector Compliant light source and sensor FC PC connector General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Temperature and humidity for storage Ambient temperature 20 to 60 C Ambient humidity 20 to 80 RH no condensation External dimensions 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot Weight Approx 0 7 kg Return Loss Measurement Specifications Item Specifications System configuration Light source used AQ2200 141 or AQ2200 142 Sensor used AQ2200 211 AQ2200 221 Wavelength range 1310 30 nm 1550 30 nm Measured dynamic range 65 dB or greater 55 dB or greater Relative measurement uncertainty RL lt 50 dB 0 3 dB 0 7 dB RL lt 60 dB 0 6 dB Compliant optical fiber SMF Compliant light source connector FC PC Compliant measurement connector AC Angled PC 1 Depends on the wavelength of the light source used 2 23 2 C when using a reference reflector and a YOKOGAWA specified master cord at the Fresnel reflection reference During use after calibration 3 426 suoljeoyineds H IM 735101 01EN 5 11 AQ2200 311 ATTN Module Performance and Functional Specific
167. trument Remove the power cord all modules and cables When carrying the instrument either hold the handle or hold the instrument with both hands as shown in the figure below AQ2211 Frame Controller When Cleaning the Instrument When cleaning the case or the operation panel first remove the power cord from the outlet and then wipe with a dry soft clean cloth Do not use chemicals such as benzene or thinner Doing so may cause discoloring and deformation 2 2 IM 735101 01EN 2 2 Installing the Instrument Installation Conditions Install the instrument in a place that meets the following conditions Do not install the instrument outdoors or in locations subject to rain or water Install the instrument so that you can immediately remove the power cord if an abnormal or dangerous condition occurs CAUTION If you block the inlet holes on the right and bottom or the exhaust holes on the rear side of the instrument the instrument will become hot and may break down Well Ventilated Location Inlet holes are located on the right and bottom of the instrument There are also exhaust holes on the rear side To prevent internal overheating allow for enough space around the instrument see the figure below and do not block the inlet and exhaust holes When connecting cables allow for enough space above and beyond the space shown in the figure above to carry out the procedure IM 735
168. ules n enr irren ATTN module rr eme eere ATTN module supports SMF and MMF m ATTN module with power monitor B Page BERT im dule irre tt eere da 1 17 3 4 blank Panel EE 2 6 C Page Cables cotrnectihg uoo eter cp cc lara 2 10 CLOCK IN CEOCK OUT iier pes b be ane eh Deu us 3 5 connector adaptors connecting and disconnecting 2 19 elleng ue IT 1 4 current parameter cott eee yn aero cde streak 1 4 D DATAUIN e DATA ING GDR DEE DATAJIN2 size e nec irn ainda DATA EN WEE DATA OUT TO OPTICAL MODULATOR NG DETAIL GHEET rm erbe pe re Mena dede DFB ED miodu le 5 2 creer erri ner ener DUWALIFP LD MOUIS dude geridde pU pee n E EEN E Page e eei ee i WE 3 6 F ET firmware updating FPD module cre vani ctr tpe ner te coins 1 5 M cacher en nr eer 1 1 3 1 frame controller and modules cleaning 4 27 frame controller information displaying 4 23 G Page Gri WT 1 6 H Page ele KEE 1 3 l Page instrument STOMO NEE 2 5 instrument information displaying ssssse 4 26 interface module tite rre te egens 1 8 K Page key operation console 2 tti ect euet sedie 1 3 M MACR Ot H OR maximum power consumption irodule installitg eege e mnodule ninstallifig EE module device information displaying
169. ument servicing is required 1138 TLS Initialization A failure occurred during initialization If the same message continues to appear even after you restart Error the instrument servicing is required 1139 TLS WL An error occurred during wavelength Leave the optical output turned on for at least 30 minutes to Caribration Error calibration warm up the instrument If the same message continues to appear restart the instrument If the same message continues to appear even after you restart the instrument servicing is required 1135 TEC Driver The thermistor driver detected a If the same message continues to appear even after you restart Temperature temperature error the instrument servicing is required Error 1140 APC PD Feed The photodiode s automatic power If the same message continues to appear even after you restart Back Error control is malfunctioning the instrument servicing is required 1141 Gas Cell PD The wavelength calibration system If the same message continues to appear even after you restart Feed Back Error that uses the internal gas cell is the instrument servicing is required malfunctioning 1151 ATT EL Error The internal attenuator is If the same message continues to appear even after you restart malfunctioning the instrument servicing is required 1152 ATT Initialization A failure occurred during the If the same message continues to appear even after you restart Error initialization of the internal attenuator the instrument se
170. und Current module Current parameter WL mezen tt oreo noe LI 1310 000nn NO MODULE NO MODULE is displayed for nore 273 any slots that do not have a module installed in them Note Error No 1014 may appear on this screen immediately after unit start up This error shows that due to a discrepancy between the release version of the firmware installed in the frame controller and the firmware installed in the module there is a possibility that some operations may not work properly Please update the firmware if this error appears DETAIL Screen The DETAIL screen displays the detailed information about the selected module the current module You can view confirm and change all the current module parameters The tab for the slot that contains the current module is shown on top Wavelength 1310 000nm Attenuation Linewidth WL Offset 1 4 IM 735101 01EN 1 2 Light Source Modules AQ2200 111 DFB LD Module AQ2200 111 Lock lever release button DFB LD MODULE Releases the lock lever Modulation indication lamp The lamp is lit when the laser output modulation is set to CHOP CW CHOP key Switches the laser output modulation When set to CHOP modulation is performed at the current frequency EXT CHOP TTL Laser output Transmits the laser beam PMF 13dBm AQ2200 141 FP LD Module AQ2200 141 Lock lever release button E Releases the lock lever Modulat
171. under reference operating conditions gt with a 2m SMF output point and after calibration has been completed one hour after OPT ON The frame controller s guaranteed operating temperature range is 5 to 40 C but it is limited when this module is installed 1 26 line width NARROW 2 At maximum optical output 3 Atminimum optical output 4 Wavelength 1590 nm 5 Wavelength 1560 to 1610 nm 6 Wavelength 1460 to 1620 nm 7 Line width WIDE 8 Line width NARROW 9 In0 1 dB steps 10 Constant temperature 11 When using the MONITOR connector 12 When using the OUTPUT connector 13 Seiko Giken Angled PC or an equivalent step type 14 15 Ambient temperature 23 2 C temperature change rate 1 C 10 minutes or 3 C hour humidity 50 5 e o IM 735101 01EN 5 5 AQ2200 201 Interface Module General Specifications Item Specifications Operating conditions The same as the frame controller s operating environment Temperature and humidity for Ambient temperature 20 to 60 C storage Ambient humidity 20 to 80 RH no condensation External dimensions 31 W x 117 H x 321 5 D mm excluding protrusions one slot Weight Approx 0 8 kg IM 735101 01EN 5 9 suoljeoyineds H 5 6 AQ2200 211 Sensor Module Performance and Functional Specifications Item Specifications Photo sensor element InGaAs Measurement wavelength range 700 to 1700 nm
172. unt the instrument on a rack X X How to remove a handle cover Note When rack mounting the instrument allow at least 10 cm of space around the inlet and exhaust holes to prevent internal heating Make sure to provide adequate support from the bottom of the instrument The support should not block the inlet and exhaust holes Store the removed parts in a safe place When rack mounting the instrument remove the feet from the rear of the instrument if they are coming into contact with the rack and are thus preventing you from rack mounting the instrument After you have rack mounted the instrument re attach the feet to the rear of the instrument In this case be sure to attach the brackets to the instrument before you remove the feet from the rear of the instrument If you don t the instrument s cover may come loose and fall when you rack mount the instrument 2 4 IM 735101 01EN 2 2 Installing the Instrument Rack Mounting to the AQ2211 Frame Controller Cover stickers Small binding Screws Cover sticker Small binding screws Cover stickers Bracket Rack Mounting to the AQ2212 Frame Controller Cover stickers Small binding screws i Bracket Cover stickers D E Cover sticker E b Small binding screws Bracket Do Not Install the Instrument in the Following Kinds of Places n direct sunlight or near sources of heat Near sources of strong magnetic fields I
173. values for the voltage and current consumption monitors monitor Power Supply Specifications Name Voltage Range Current Limit Range PS1 4 750 to 5 250 V 0 10 to 1 80 A PS2 3 135 to 3 465 V 0 10 to 3 00 A PS3 0 800 to 1 890 V 0 10 to 1 80 A PS4 5 460 to 4 940 V 0 10 to 3 00 A PS5 5 0 or 3 3 V 0 10 to 1 00 A when 5 0 V is selected 0 10 to 2 00 A when 3 3 V is selected Control Signal Transmission Specifications Item Specification DC response CTRL01 1 2V to VOLmax 0 2 V 100 pA 0 3 V 1 mA CTRLO7 1 2V VOHmin 1 0 V 100 uA 0 9 V 1 mA IlOLmax 1 mA IOHmin 1 mA CTRLO08 3 3V to VOLmax 0 5 V 3 mA CTRL17 3 3V VOHmin 2 5 V 3 mA IlOLmax 3 mA IOHmin 3 mA 5 32 IM 735101 01EN 5 20 AQ2200 642 Transceiver I F Module I C Bus Signal Specifications Item Specification Signal rate 100 400 kHz DC response SDA VOLmax 0 5V VOHmin Open Drain lOLmax 3 mA lOHmax Open Drain ViLmax 0 7V VIHmax 1 7 V SCL VOLmax 0 5V VOHmin Open Drain lOLmax 3 mA lOHmax Open Drain ViLmax 0 7 V VIHmax 1 7V MDIO Bus Signal Specifications Item Specification Signal rate 625 kHz 1 25 MHz 2 5 MHz DC response MDIO VOLmax 0 35 V VOHmin Open Drain lOLmax 3 mA IOHmax Open Drain ViLmax 0 2V ViHmax 1 0V
174. when installing and uninstalling the module AQ2200 651 SG MODULE Signal output indication lamp This lamp shows the status of the clock signal output RF OUT The lamp is lit when the output is on Signal output ON OFF key Turns the clock signal output RF OUT on or off Each time this key is pressed the power supply switches between on and off Clock signal output terminals CH1 to CH5 Transmit 620 MHz clock signals when the rate is 1 1 Transmit 155 MHz clock signals when the rate is 1 4 External synchronization signal output terminal Transmits a 10 MHz reference signal for synchronizing an external signal with the clock signal RF OUT External synchronization signal input terminal Apply a 10 MHz reference signal to this terminal to transmit a clock signal RF OUT that is synchronized with the applied signal Fixing screw When you install the module tighten the screws to fix the module in place A ALL PORTS 1 22 IM 735101 01EN Chapter 2 2 1 Making Preparations for Measurements Handling Precautions Safety Precautions If you are using this instrument for the first time make sure to thoroughly read the safety precautions given on pages xiv to xvii Do Not Remove the Case Do not remove the case from the frame controller Some parts of the instrument use high voltages and are extremely dangerous For internal inspection and adjustment contact your nearest YOKOG
175. with a dust protection cap Accessories The instrument is shipped with the following accessories Product Name Model or Part Quantity Notes No User s manual IM 1 Read before using the instrument 810518901 04E Optional Accessories The following optional accessories are available for purchase separately Product Name AQ9335C FC connector adapter AQ9335C SC connector adapter AQ9335C ST connector adapter AQ9335C LC connector adapter AQ9335C MU connector adapter Light shielding cap FC Light shielding cap for an FC Light shielding cap SC Light shielding cap for an SC Light shielding cap ST Light shielding cap for an ST Dust protection cap LC Dust protection cap for an LC Dust protection cap MU Dust protection cap for an MU connector Model or Part No 810518909 FCC 810518910 SCC 810518911 STC M3407JD M3407JE 810518912 FCC 810518913 SCC 810518914 STC M3407HD M3407HE Notes FC connector SC connector ST connector LC connector with a dust protection cap MU connector with a dust protection cap connector connector connector connector IM 735101 01EN xix Module Model Name Suffix Code and Accessories AQ2200 221 Sensor Module Model Suffix Code Description 735122 Two channel long wavelength sensor Connector adapter NON No connector adapter FCC AQ9335C FC connector adapter with a light shielding cap SCC AQ9335C SC conn
176. xist The same file already exists Check the file that you are trying to load If you are sure delete the already existing file 732 File Open Error The file could not be loaded The file may Recreate the file that you are trying to load be corrupt 733 Module Type Error The module type stored in the file that Make the module type stored in the file that you are you are trying to load is not the same as trying to load the same as the installed module type the installed module type 734 Illegal Parameter There is an invalid module setting in the Use a file that contains valid module settings file that you are trying to load 735 Product Error The module product name stored in Make the module product name stored in the file that the file that you are trying to load is not you are trying to load the same as the model product the same as the product name of the name of the installed module installed module 736 Option Error The module option information stored in Make the module option information stored in the file the file that you are trying to load is not that you are trying to load the same as the model option the same as the option information of the information of the installed module installed module 737 Software Version The module software version stored in Make the module software version stored in the file that Error the file that you are trying to load is not you are trying to load the same as the software version the same as the so
177. y Turns the transceiver s optical signal TX on and off Each time this key is pressed signal output switches between on and off Inverted data output terminal Transmits the 10 Gbit s inverted data Inverted data input terminal The 10 Gbit s inverted data is applied to this terminal When you install the module tighten the screws to fix the module in place 1 20 IM 735101 01EN 1 11 Transceiver I F Module AQ2200 642 Transceiver I F Module Signal output indication lamp This lamp shows the status of the power supply to the transceiver The lamp is lit when the output is on Lock lever release button Releases the lock lever Lock lever Used when installing and uninstalling the module AQ2200 642 TRANSCEIVER I F MODULE OUTPUT Signal output ON OFF key Turns the power supply to the transceiver on or off Each time this key is pressed the power supply switches between on and off E POWER SUPPLY SIGNAL Control monitor signal port Use to configure the transceiver Power supply port Provides power to the transceiver control signals or monitor the power supply voltage and monitor signals Fixing screw When you install the module tighten the screws to fix the module in place IM 735101 01EN 1 21 suonoung pue sauiewN 3uauoduio H 1 12 SG Module AQ2200 651 SG Module Lock lever release button Releases the lock lever Lock lever Used

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