Work Microwave VSCU - RF Output Connector; Test Output of the MW Local Oscillator; Reference Signal Output; Test Output (Option)

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The configuration of the IP Address, Subnet Mask, the IP Gateway and the Port for TCP/IP and UDP connec-
tions can be configured using the front panel menu or remote access.
Within the TCP/IP packets commands according to the multipoint syntax and command structure can be used
for remote monitoring and control. The device address used within that command structure needs to match
the internally configured multipoint address of the unit. The default address is 'A'.
Figure 11: Ethernet Interface (RJ-45 socket connector), IEEE 802.3 compliant
Ethernet Interface
Pin
1
TX +
2
TX -
3
RX +
4
connected to 5
5
connected to 4, 75 Ohm to GND
6
RX -
7
connected to 8
8
connected to 7, 75 Ohm to GND
2.7.6 RF Output Connector
The RF output connector is located on the rear panel and is of the type SMA, 50 Ohm, female. With dual
channel devices, two RF outputs are available.
2.7.7 Test Output of the MW Local Oscillator
The signal of the microwave oscillator can be measured on the “MW LO Out” test output (SMA, 50 Ohm,
female). The signal level is −7 ±3 dBm. With dual channel devices, two MW test outputs are available.
See chapter 2.3.3 for details about the nominal frequencies and frequency ranges of the local oscillator.
2.7.8 Reference Signal Output
The signal of the internal reference oscillator is available on the Ref Out connector (BNC, 50 Ohm, female).
The signal level is approx. 0 dBm, the frequency is 10 MHz.
2.7.9 Test Output (Option)
This connector is for future use and not implemented at the moment.
2.7.10 Test Outputs of the Fixed Local Oscillators
The signal of the fixed oscillator can be measured on the “Fixed LO Out” test output (SMA, 50 Ohm, female).
With dual channel devices, two fixed LO test outputs are available.
See chapter 2.3.3 for details about the nominal frequencies and frequency ranges of the local oscillator.