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Rear Panel Connectors and Pinouts 3–1 MN-SLM-5650B

Chapter 3. REAR PANEL

CONNECTORS

AND PINOUTS

3.1 Overview

The SLM-5650B rear panel connectors (Figure 3-1) provide all necessary external connections

between the modem and other equipment. Table 3-1 summarizes the connectors, grouped

according to service function.

Figure 3-1. SLM-5650B Rear Panel

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Preface17
About this Manual17
Conventions and References17
- Patents and Trademarks17
- Related Documents17
- Military Standards18
- Warnings, Cautions, Notes, and References18
- Examples of Multi-Hazard Notices18
- Recommended Standard Designations19
Safety and Compliance19
- Electrical Safety and Compliance19
- Electrical Installation19
- Class I Pluggable Equipment Type A-Protective Earthing19
- Galvanic Isolator Use19
- Restricted Access Location20
- Battery Warning20
- Operating Environment20
Product Support22
Comtech EF Data Headquarters22
Warranty Policy23
- Limitations of Warranty23
- Exclusive Remedies24
Chapter 1. Introduction25
Overview25
- Figure 1-1. SLM-5650B Satellite Modem25
Functional Description26
- Figure 1-2. SLM-5650B Block Diagram26
SLM-5650B Features27
- Physical Description28
  - Dimensional Envelope28
  - Figure 1-3. SLM-5650B Dimensional Envelope28
- Physical Features29
- Operational Features31
- Interoperability37
Summary of Specifications38
- Table 1-4. Summary of General Specifications38
Chapter 2. Installation51
Unpacking and Inspection51
- Figure 2-1. Unpacking and Inspecting the SLM-5650B51
Installation52
- Figure 2-2. SLM-5650B Rack Enclosure Installation Example53
Connect External Cables57
Configuration57
Chapter 3. Rear Panel Connectors and Pinouts59
Overview59
- Figure 3-1. SLM-5650B Rear Panel59
- Table 3-1. SLM-5650B Rear Panel Connectors60
IF Connectors61
- 3.2.1 J2, J4 L-Band if Interface Connectors61
- 3.2.2 J11, J3 70/140 Mhz if Interface Connectors61
- Table 3-2. J2, J4 L-Band if Interface Connectors61
- Table 3-3. J11, J3 70/140 Mhz if Interface Connectors61
Terrestrial Data Connectors62
- J5 Ethernet Remote Control Connector (RJ-45)62
- P1 Overhead Data Interface Connector (DB-25M)62
- Table 3-4. P1 Overhead Data Connector (DB-25M) Pinout62
- J6 EIA-530 Connector (DB-25F)63
- Table 3-5. J6 EIA-530 Connector (DB-25F) Pinout63
- 3.3.4 J7 HSSI Connector64
- Table 3-6. J7 HSSI Connector Pinout64
- 3.3.5 Interface Option Slot66
Utility Connectors67
- J1 Ext Ref (External Reference) (Type 'TNC')67
- J8 Alarms Connector (DB-9F)67
- J9 Auxiliary Connector (HD-15F)67
- Table 3-7. J1 External Reference (Type 'TNC')67
- Table 3-8. J8 Alarms Connector (DB-9F) Pinout67
- Table 3-9. J9 Auxiliary Connector (HD-15F) Pinout68
- J10 Remote Connector (DB-9F)69
- Table 3-10. J10 Remote Connector (DB-9F) Pinout69
Power/Ground Connectors70
- 3.5.1 AC Power Connector70
- Ground Connector (GND)70
- Table 3-11. AC Power Connector70
Chapter 4. Updating Firmware71
Updating Firmware Via Internet71
- 4.1.1 about Firmware Files, Naming, Versions, and Archive Formats72
- Figure 4-1. Firmware Naming Format72
- 4.1.2 Firmware Update Using the Comtech EF Data Website73
- Figure 4-2. Comtech EF Data Home Web Page73
- Figure 4-3. Software Downloads Web Page74
- Figure 4-4. Flash & Software Update Files Web Page Example75
- Figure 4-5. Satellite Modems Software Downloads Web Page Example76
- Figure 4-6. Software Downloads Web Page Example77
Bulk Firmware Update - Ethernet FTP Upload Procedure78
Network Processor (NP) Interface Module Update Procedure79
Chapter 5. Front Panel Operation85
Overview85
- Table 5-1. Front Panel Functions85
SELECT: (Main) Menu90
- 5.2.1 SELECT (Main) Menu Matrix91
- 5.2.2 Navigating the Menu Screens92
- 5.2.3 SELECT: Configure93
- 5.2.4 SELECT: Monitor118
- 5.2.5 SELECT: Test123
  - Test: BERT124
  - Test: Lamptest124
- 5.2.6 SELECT: Save/Load125
- 5.2.7 SELECT: Utility126
Chapter 6. Ethernet-Based Management131
Introduction131
Ethernet Management Interfaces & Protocols131
- Secure Ethernet Management Interfaces132
HTTP/HTTPS (Web Server) Interfaces133
SNMP Interface135
- Management Information Base (MIB) Files135
- SNMP Community Strings136
- SNMP Traps136
Telnet Interface137
- Table 6-1. Alarms and Faults Snmpv1 Traps137
  - Table 6-2. Alarms and Faults Snmpv2C/Snmpv3 Notification137
  - Telnet Operation Via Hyperterminal138
SSH (Secure Shell) Interface140
Chapter 7. Base Modem Http/Https Interface143
Overview143
Base Modem HTTP/HTTPS Interface Introduction143
- User Login143
- Web Interface - Operational Features145
- Web Interface Menu Tree146
HTTPS Certificate147
Base Modem Web Interface148
- Home Page148
  - Home | Home148
  - Figure 7-1. Satellite Modem Home Page148
- Admin149
- Configuration (Modem Configuration)153
- Status159
Chapter 8. Network Processor (Np) Interface167
Introduction167
- Figure 8-1. Network Processor (NP) Interface Module167
Functional Hardware Description168
- Figure 8-2. NP Interface Block Diagram168
  - Connector Pinout169
  - Table 8-1. LAN Interface Connector Pinout (Typical)169
Interface Specifications170
- Physical Description170
- General Specifications170
NP Interface Module Removal and Installation171
- NP Interface Module Removal Procedure171
- Figure 8-3. Network Processor Removal and Installation171
- NP Interface Module Installation Procedure172
Bridge Point-To-Multipoint (BPM) Mode172
Network Processor (NP) HTTP/HTTPS Interface172
- HTTP/HTTPS Interface Introduction172
- HTTP/HTTPS Interface Availability Via Secure Management Interfaces173
  - Secure Management - NP Interface Only173
- User Login174
- Figure 8-4. Web Browser Address Line174
- Figure 8-5. Password Screen174
- Figure 8-6. NP Opening Page175
- HTTP/HTTPS Menu Tree176
- Http/Https177
Chapter 9. Np Interface Telnet/Ssh Cli Operation223
Overview223
- Telnet User Access224
  - Telnet Operational Guidelines224
- SSH (Secure Shell) User Access224
Command Line Interface225
- CLI Menu System - Parallel Functionality225
- CLI Menu - Common Information, Navigation, Operation Features225
- Main Menu227
- Administration Menu Page (A)228
- Satellite Modem Configuration (Modem Menu) (M)238
- LAN Menu (N)246
- WAN Menu (W)250
- Routing Table (R)251
- OSPF Configuration (F)252
- IGMP Configuration (I)253
- Redundancy Configuration (E)254
- Operations & Maintenance (O)255
  - Operations & Maintenance | Statistics (T)256
Chapter 10. Transec Module Https Interface258
TRANSEC Module HTTPS Interface258
10.3 Open the TRANSEC Module HTTPS Interface258
- Interface Instructions for Older Browsers260
- HTTPS Interface Menu Tree261
TRANSEC Module HTTPS Interface262
- Configure Page262
- Monitor Page268
- Log270
- Firmware Info272
- Upload273
TRANSEC Module Update Procedure275
Chapter 11. Transec Module Ssh Cli Operation281
11.1 Overview281
- SSH (Secure Shell) User Access282
Command Line Interface (CLI)283
- CLI Menu System - Parallel Functionality283
- CLI Menu - Common Information, Navigation, Operation Features283
- Main Menu285
- Configuration [C]286
- Module Status [M]294
- Event Log [E]295
- Firmware [ I ]296
Chapter 12. 10/100/1000Base-T (Gbe) Interface297
12.1 Introduction297
12.2 Physical Description297
- Connector Pinout298
12.3 General Specifications298
- Table 12-1. Connector Pinout298
Appendix A. Troubleshooting299
Overview299
System Checkout299
- Interface Checkout300
- Modulator Checkout301
- Table A-1. Conversion to S/N and E B /N 0 Chart302
  - Demodulator Checkout305
Fault Isolation308
System Faults/Alarms309
- Table A-2. SLM-5650B Fault Tree309
LED Display and Description312
Appendix B. Operations Reference313
Overview313
- OM-73 Mode314
- MIL-STD-188-165A Mode314
- MIL-STD-188-165A Mode - Sequential316
- IESS-308 Mode - Standard Higher Rates317
- IESS-308 Mode - Extended320
- IESS-309 Mode - Extended (Closed Network322
- IESS-310 Mode - Extended Rates323
- Turbo Code Mode323
- 16-QAM Mode324
- AUPC Mode324
- AUPC Mode - Sequential325
- AUPC Mode - Turbo326
- NON-SPREAD LDPC Mode - Ultra Low Latency (ULL326
- NON-SPREAD LDPC Mode - Low Latency (LL327
- NON-SPREAD LDPC Mode - High Performance (HP327
Appendix C. Remote Control329
Overview329
Basic Protocol330
Packet Structure331
- Start of Packet331
- Target Address332
- Address Delimiter332
- Instruction Code332
- Instruction Code Qualifier333
- Optional Message Arguments334
- End of Packet334
Remote Commands / Queries335
- Initial Setup - Priority Commands / Queries339
- Modulator (Tx) Commands / Queries341
- Demodulator (Rx) Commands / Queries349
- Modem, Unit Commands / Queries359
- Bulk Configuration Commands / Queries376
- Automatic Uplink Power Control (AUPC) Commands / Queries380
- Gigabit Ethernet Interface Commands / Queries390
- Network Processor (NP) Interface Commands / Queries391
- TRANSEC Interface Commands / Queries393
Appendix D. Modem Options395
Forward Error Correction Options395
Viterbi395
Trellis Coding (FAST Option396
- Table D-1. Viterbi Decoding Summary396
Reed-Solomon Outer Codec397
- Table D-2. 8-PSK/TCM Coding Summary397
Closed Network Mode398
- Table D-3. Open Network Modes398
- Table D-4. Concatenated RS Coding Summary398
Turbo Product Codec399
- Table D-5. Available TPC Modes399
Sequential (FAST Option400
- Table D-6. Sequential Decoding Summary400
Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) Coding (FAST Option401
- Introduction401
- LDPC Versus TPC402
Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (FAST Option404
Appendix E. Overhead and Symbol Rate Calculations405
Overview405
SLM-5650B Processing Flow and Symbol Rate Calculation406
Sources of Overhead408
- Framing Overhead408
- Total Framing Overhead409
- IP Traffic Encapsulation Overhead409
Product Support410

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