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70/140 MHz IF 1:1 Redundancy Switch
Installation and Operation Manual
Accessory Product for use only with Comtech EF Data CDM-625,
CDM-750, CDM-570, CDM-700, CDM-710, and CDM-710G Modems
(Modem Firmware and Hardware Requirements Apply)
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1. CDM-625 and CDM-625A switch configurations are identical.
2. Throughout the manual, replace "CDM-625" with "CDM-625/A".
3.
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Copyright © Comtech EF Data, 2011. All rights reserved. Printed in the USA.
Comtech EF Data, 2114 West 7th Street, Tempe, Arizona 85281 USA, 480.333.2200, FAX: 480.333.2161
CRS-180
70/140 MHz IF 1:1 Redundancy Switch
Installation and Operation Manual
Accessory Product for use only with Comtech EF Data CDM-625,
CDM-750, CDM-570, CDM-700, CDM-710, and CDM-710G Modems
(Modem Firmware and Hardware Requirements Apply)
Part Number MN/CRS180.IOM
Revision 8
October 24, 2011
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLEOFCONTENTS..............................................................................................................III
TABLES..................................................................................................................................VII
FIGURES.................................................................................................................................VII
PREFACE.................................................................................................................................XI
AboutthisManual..................................................................................................................xi
ReportingCommentsorSuggestionsConcerningthisManual..................................................xi
RelatedDocuments................................................................................................................xi
ConventionsandReferences..................................................................................................xii
Warnings,CautionsandNotes..................................................................................................xii
Exampl
esofMultiHazardNotices.............................................................................................xii
MetricConversion......................................................................................................................xii
RecommendedStandardDesignations......................................................................................xii
Trademarks...............................................................................................................................xiii
SafetyandCompliance..........................................................................................................xiii
ElectricalSafetyandCompliance..............................................................................................xiii
OperatingEnvironment............................................................................................................xiii
EquipmentConnection.............................................................................................................xiv
EuropeanUnionElectromagneticCompatibility(EM C)Directive(2004/108/EEC).........................xiv
EuropeanUnionLowVoltageDirective(LVD)(2006/95/EC)...................................................xiv
EuropeanUnionRoHSDirective(2002/95/EC)..........................................................................xv
EuropeanUnionTelecommunicationsTerminalEquipmentDirective(91/263/EEC)..............xv
CEMark......................................................................................................................................xv
WarrantyPolicy.....................................................................................................................xvi
LimitationsofWarranty............................................................................................................xvi
ExclusiveRemedies..................................................................................................................xvii
GettingHelp........................................................................................................................xviii
ContactingComtechEFData..................................................................................................xviii
ReturningaProductforUpgradeorRepair..............................................................................xix
CHAPTER1. INTRODUCTION.........................................................................................1–1
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1.1 Overview..................................................................................................................1–1
1.1.1 ModemSideConnectors.............................................................................................1–2
1.1.2 AntennaSideConnectors...........................................................................................1–3
1.2 FunctionalDescription.............................................................................................1–3
1.2.1 OperationwithCDM625/750/570/700/710/710G...................................................1–3
1.2.1.11:1IPRedundancyDataSwitchingFunctionalDescription.............................1–5
1.2.1.1.1 CDM570(withoptionalIPModule)ManagedSwitchorRouterModes.....1–5
1.2.1.1.2 CDM625/750/700/710/710GManagedSwitchMode................................1–7
1.2.1.1.3 CDM625(withOptionalIPPacketProcessor)RouterMode..................1–10
1.3 SummaryofSpecifications.....................................................................................1–13
CHAPTER2. INSTALLATION...........................................................................................2–1
2.1 UnpackingandInspection........................................................................................2–1
2.2 Mounting.................................................................................................................2–2
CHAPTER3. MODEMANDSWITCHCONFIGURATION...................................................3–1
3.1 Overview..................................................................................................................3–1
3.2 ConfiguringCDM625sfor1:1Redundancy..............................................................3–3
3.2.1 UserRemoteEthernetM&CInterface.......................................................................3–3
3.2.2 CarrierinCarrier®RedundancyConfiguration...........................................................3–4
3.3 CDM750Operationin1:1Redundancy...................................................................3–5
3.4 ConfiguringCDM570sfor1:1Redundancy..............................................................3–7
3.4.1 IPRedundancyConfiguration.....................................................................................3–8
3.4.2 NonIPRedundancyConfiguration.............................................................................3–9
3.5 ConfiguringCDM700s/CDM710s/CDM710Gsfor1:1Redundancy......................3–11
3.5.1 IPRedundancyConfiguration...................................................................................3–12
3.5.2 NonIPRedundancyConfiguration...........................................................................3–12
3.6 CRS180SwitchDIPSettings...................................................................................3–13
CHAPTER4. CABLESANDCONNECTIONS......................................................................4–1
4.1 Overview..................................................................................................................4–1
4.2 CablingtotheCDM625...........................................................................................4–3
4.2.1 CRS180ÆCDM625ControlandIFInterfaceCablin gKitKT0000159.......................4–3
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4.2.2 ModemtoSwitchControlInterfaceConnection.......................................................4–4
4.2.3 ModemtoSwitchIFInterfaceConnection................................................................4–5
4.2.4 ModemtoUserDataInterfaceConnectionsandExamples......................................4–6
4.2.4.1RS422/232InterfaceExample...........................................................................4–7
4.2.4.2HSSIInterfaceExample.......................................................................................4–7
4.2.4.3ASIInterfaceExample.........................................................................................4–8
4.2.4.4QuadE1InterfaceExample.................................................................................4–9
4.2.4.5G.703BalancedInterfaceExample...................................................................4–10
4.2.4.6G.703UnbalancedInterfaceExample..............................................................4–10
4.2.4.7OverheadInterfaceExample............................................................................4–11
4.2.4.8EngineeringServiceChannel(ESC)InterfaceExample.....................................4–11
4.2.4.910/100EthernetInterfaceExamples................................................................4–12
4.2.4.9.1 ManagedSwitchMode(with/withoutIPPacketProcessor)......................4–12
4.2.4.9.2 RouterMode(OptionalIPPacketProcessorRequired)..............................4–13
4.2.4.9.3 DataInterfaceConnectionsusingIPSubMux............................................4–14
4.2.4.10 PMSIInterfaceExample................................................................................4–14
4.3 CablingtotheCDM750.........................................................................................4–15
4.3.1 ModemtoSwitchControlandIFInterfaceConnection..........................................4–15
4.3.2 ModemtoUserDataInterfaceConnectionsandExamples....................................4–17
4.3.2.1RJ45GigabitEthernetDataInterfaceExample...............................................4–17
4.3.2.2OpticalGigabitEthernetInterfaceOptionExample.........................................4–18
4.3.2.3SerialDataInterfaceKitandConnectionExamples.........................................4–19
4.3.2.3.1 KT/12542SingleG.703E3/T375Ω(PIIC)InterfaceKit................................4–20
4.4 CablingtotheCDM570.........................................................................................4–21
4.4.1 CRS180ÆCDM5701:1RedundancyKitKT/11599...............................................4–21
4.4.2 ModemtoSwitchControlInterfaceConnection.....................................................4–22
4.4.3 ModemtoSwitchIFInterfaceConnection..............................................................4–23
4.4.4 ModemtoUserDataInterfaceConnectionsandExamples....................................4–24
4.4.4.1RS422/232InterfaceExample.........................................................................4–25
4.
4.4.2G.703BalancedInterfaceExample...................................................................4–25
4.4.4.3G.703UnbalancedInterfaceExample..............................................................4–26
4.4.4.410/100EthernetInterfaceExample.................................................................4–27
4.5 CablingtotheCDM700.........................................................................................4–29
4.5.1 ModemtoSwitchControlandIFInterfaceConnection..........................................4–29
4.5.2 ModemtoUserDataInterfaceKitsandConnectionExamples...............................4–31
4.
5.2.1DualG.703E3/T3/STS175ΩDataInterface(CDI10)KitKT/12542andHSSIData
Interface(CDI60)KitKT/12578.......................................................................4–32
4.5.2.2155MBCopperDataInterface(CDI50)KitKT/12579......................................4–33
4.5.2.3 OC3 DataInte r fac e (CDI50)KitsKT/12580(SingleMode)orKT/12581(Multi
Mode)................................................................................................................4–34
4.5.2.4GigabitEthernetDataInterface(CDI70)Example...........................................4–35
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4.6 CablingtotheCDM710.........................................................................................4–37
4.6.1 ModemtoSwitchControlandIFInterfaceConnection..........................................4–37
4.6.2 ModemtoUserDataInterfaceKitandConnectionExamples................................4–39
4.6.2.1ASI75ΩDataInterface(CDI40)KitKT/12579..................................................4–40
4.6.2.2HSSIDataInterface(CDI60)InterfaceKitKT/12578........................................4–41
4.6.2.3GigabitEthernetDataInterface(CDI70)Example...........................................4–42
4.7 CablingtotheCDM710G.......................................................................................4–43
4.7.1 ModemtoSwitchControlandIFInterfaceConnection..........................................4–43
4.7.2 ModemtoUserDataInterfaceKitandConnectionExamples................................4–45
4.7.2.1 SingleG.703E3/T3/STS 175ΩDataInterface(CDI101)KitKT/12583...............4–46
4.7.2.2HSSIDataInterface(CDI60)KitKT/12586.......................................................4–47
4.7.2.3GigabitEthernetInterface(CDI70)Example...................................................4–48
CHAPTER5. CONNECTORPINOUTS...............................................................................5–1
5.1 Overview..................................................................................................................5–1
5.2 ModemSide:Type‘BNC’IFConnectors....................................................................5–2
5.3 J3ControlConnector(Top)Modem‘A’..................................................................5–2
5.4 J4ControlConnector(Bottom)Modem‘B’............................................................5–3
5.5 AntennaSide:Type‘BNC’IFConnectors...................................................................5–3
APPENDIXA. CABLEDRAWINGS.....................................................................................A1
A.1 Introduction..............................................................................................................A1
A.2 ControlInterfaceCables............................................................................................A1
A.2.1 UniversalControlCable,DB9MÆDB9M.............................................................A2
A.2.2 AdapterCon
trolCable,RoHS,DB9MÆDB15F....................................................A3
A.2.3 Optional‘Y’SplitterAdapterControlCable,(2X)DB9MÆDB15F.......................A4
A.2.4 OptionalControlCable,Nonmuting,DB9MÆDB15F........................................A5
A.3 IF/DataInterfaceCabl
es..........................................................................................A6
A.3.1 ModemtoCRS180,70/140MHzCoaxialCable,RoHS,Type‘BNC’50Ω................A8
A.3.2 ModemtoUser,70/140MHzCoaxialCable,RoHS,Type‘BNC’75Ω......................A9
A.3.3 ModemtoUser,SplitterCable,(2X)DB25MÆDB25F......................................A10
A.3.4 ModemtoUser,CDM625Data‘Y’SplitterCable,(2X)DB9MÆDB9F............A11
A.3.5 ModemtoUser,QuadE1‘Y’SplitterAdapterCable,(2X)DB15FÆDB9M.......A12
A.3.6 ModemtoUser,QuadE1‘Y’SplitterAdapterCable,(2X)RJ48FÆDB9M........A13
A.3.7 ModemtoUser,QuadE1‘Y’SplitterAdapterCableKit(KT0000122).................A14
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A.3.8 ModemtoUser,OverheadUserData‘Y’SplitterCable,(2X)HD44MÆHD44F......
................................................................................................................................A15
A.3.9 ModemtoModemShieldedMultidropCnC
®
Plus,CDM6251:1Cable,DB9MÆ
DB9M...................................................................................................................A16
A.3.10 UsertoCRS180,CoaxCable,RoHS,Type‘BNC’75Ω............................................A17
A.3.11 ModemtoUser,OpticalGigabitEthernetSingleModeORMultiModeCable
Assemblies ,(2X)Type‘LC’Æ(4 X)Type‘L C’............................................................A18
A.3.12 ModemtoUserG.703BalancedUserData‘Y’SplitterCable,(2X)DB15MÆ
DB15M...................................................................................................... A19
A.3.13 ModemtoUser,HSSIUserData‘Y’SplitterCable,(2X)HD50MÆHD50F........A20
A.3.14 ModemtoUser,OC3SingleModeORMultiModeCableAssemblies,Type
‘SC/UPC’Æ(2X)Type‘SC/UPC’...........................................................................A21
TABLES
Table11.CRS180ApplicationSummary..................................................................................1–2
Table31.CRS180DIPSwitchSettings....................................................................................3–13
Table51.ModemSideType‘BNC’Connectors.........................................................................5–2
Table52.J3‐Modem‘A’ControlConnectorPinAssignments.................................................5–2
Table53.J4‐Modem‘B’ControlConnectorPinAssignments.................................................5–3
Table54.J7(Rx)andJ8(Tx)Type‘BNC’Connectors.................................................................5–3
FIGURES
Figure11.CRS18070/140MHzIF1:1RedundancySwitch.....................................................1–1
Figure12.CRS180ModemSideConnectors.........................................................................1–2
Figure13.CRS180AntennaSideConnectorsandGroundLug.............................................1–3
Figure14.CDM5701:1IPRedundancyRouterMode‘A’Online..........................................1–6
Figure15.CD
M5701:1IPRedundancyRouterModeSwitchover(‘B’Online).....................1–7
Figure16.CDM625/750/700/710/710G1:1IPRedundancyManagedSwitchMode.............1–8
Figure17.CDM625/750/700/710/710G1:1IPRedundancyManagedSwitchModeSwitchover.....
.............................................................................................................................................1–9
Figure18.CDM6251:1IPRedundancyRouterMode‘A’Online........................................1–11
Figure19.CDM6251:1IPRedundancyRouterModeSwitchover(‘B’Online)..................1–12
Figure21.KT/11708MountingPanelKit(forhorizontalorverticalmounting).......................2–2
Figure31.CDM570ConfigurationInterfaces...........................................................................3–7
Figure32.CD
M570CLI1:1RedundancyConfigurationscreen...............................................3–9
Figure33.CRS180AntennaSideDIPSwitches....................................................................3–13
Figure41.CDM625ModemtoSwitchControlConnections...................................................4–4
Figure42.CDM625ModemtoSwitch70/140MHzIFConnections.......................................4–5
Figure43.CDM625BlockDiagram:UserÆModemÆSwitchÆTraffic..............................4–6
Figure44.CDM625RS422/2321:1Example..........................................................................4–7
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Figure45.CDM625HSSI1:1Example......................................................................................4–7
Figure46.CDM625ASI1:1Example........................................................................................4–8
Figure47.CDM625QuadE11:1Example................................................................................4–9
Figure48.CDM625G.703Balanced1:1Example..................................................................4–10
Figure49.CDM625G.703Unbalanced1:1Example.............................................................4–10
Figure410.CDM625Overhead1:1Example.........................................................................4–11
Figure411.CDM625ESC1:1Example...................................................................................4–11
Figure412.CDM62510/100Ethernet1:1ExampleManagedSwitchMode.....................4–12
Figure413.CDM62510/100Ethernet1:1ExampleRouterMode.....................................4–13
Figure414.CDM625PMSI1:1Example.................................................................................4–14
Figure415.CDM750ModemtoSwitchControl&IFConnectionsKT0000160................4–16
Figure416.CDM750RJ45GigabitEthernet1:1Example.....................................................4–17
Figure417.CDM750OpticalGigabitEthernet1:1Example..................................................4–18
Figure418.CDM750BlockDiagram:UserÆModemÆSwitchÆTraffic..........................4–19
Figure419.CDM750G.703E3/T3PIICInterfaceKitKT/12542...........................................4–20
Figure420.CDM570ModemtoSwitchControlConnections...............................................4–22
Figure421.CDM570ModemtoSwitch70/140MHzIFConnections...................................4–23
Figure422.CDM570BlockDiagram:UserÆModemÆSwitchÆTraffic..........................4–24
Figure423.CDM570RS422/2321:1Example......................................................................4–25
Figure424.CDM570G.703Balanced1:1Example................................................................4–25
Figure425.CDM570G.703Unbalanced1:1Example...........................................................4–26
Figure426.CDM57010/100Ethernet1:1Example...............................................................4–27
Figure427.CDM700ModemtoSwitchControl&IFConnectionsKT/12554....................4–30
Figure428.CDM700BlockDiagram:UserÆModemÆSwitchÆTraffic..........................4–31
Figure429.CDM700G.703E3/T3/STS1andHSSI1:1Example..............................................4–32
Figure430.CDM700155MBCopper1:1Example.................................................................4–33
Figure431.CDM700OC31:1Example(SingleModeshown)..............................................4–34
Figure432.CDM700GigabitEthernet(GigE)1:1Example....................................................4–35
Figure433.CDM710Mo
demtoSwitchControl&IFConnectionsKT/12554....................4–38
Figure434.CDM710BlockDiagram:UserÆModemÆSwitchÆTraffic..........................4–39
Figure435.CDM710ASI1:1Example....................................................................................4–40
Figure436.CDM710HSSI1:1Example..................................................................................4–41
Figure437.CDM710GigabitEthernet(GigE)1:1Example....................................................4–42
Figure438.CDM710GModemtoSwitchControl&IFConnectionsKT/12554.................4–44
Figure439.CDM710GBlockDiagram:UserÆModemÆSw itchÆTraffic..........................4–45
Figure440.CDM710GSingleG.703E3/T3/STS11:1Example...............................................4–46
Figure441.CDM710GHSSI1:1Example................................................................................4–47
Figure442.CDM710GGigabitEthernet(GigE)1:1Example.................................................4–48
Figure51.CRS180ModemandAntennaSideConnectors...................................................5–1
FigureA1.UniversalControlCable(CEFDP/NCA/WR93784).................................................A2
FigureA2.AdapterCon
trolCable(CEFDP/NCA/WR121351)..................................................A3
FigureA3.Optional‘Y’SplitterAdapterControlCable(CEFDP/NCA/WR130114)..................A4
FigureA4.OptionalControlCable(CEFDP/NCA0000187)......................................................A5
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FigureA5.Tx/Rx50ΩType‘BNC’RoHSCoaxCable(CEFDP/NPL/09461)...............................A8
FigureA6.75ΩType‘BNC’UserDataCoaxialCable(CEFDP/NCA/BNC75OHM).....................A9
FigureA7.1:1UserDataSplitterCable(CEFDP/NCA/RB104611).........................................A10
FigureA8.1:1UserData‘Y’SplitterCable(CEFDP/NCA0000071)........................................A11
FigureA9.1:1QuadE1UserData‘Y’SplitterAdapterCable(CEFDP/NCA0000163)...........A12
FigureA10.QuadE1UserData‘Y’SplitterAdapterCable(CEFDP/NCA0000164)...............A13
FigureA11.QuadE1UserData‘Y’SplitterAdapterCableKit(CEFDP/NKT0000122)..........A14
FigureA12.OverheadUserData‘Y’SplitterCable(CEFDP/NCA0000070)...........................A15
FigureA13.ModemtoModemShieldedMultidropCnC
®
Plus,CDM6251:1Cable(CEFDP/N
CA0000276).........................................................................................................A 16
FigureA14.Tx/Rx75ΩType‘BNC’RoHSCoaxCable(CEFDP/NPL/08134)...........................A17
FigureA15.OpticalGigabitEthernetUserDataCableAssembly(SeeTableforCEFDP/N)....A18
FigureA16.G.703BalancedUserData‘Y’SplitterCable(CEFDP/NCA/WR105221)............A19
FigureA17.HSSIUserData‘Y’SplitterCable(CEFDP/NPP/SC3523)......................................A20
FigureA18.OC3UserDataCableAssembly(SeeTableforCEFDP/N)...................................A21
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PREFACE
About this Manual
This manual provides installation and operation inform at i on for the Comtech EF Data CRS180
70/140 MHz IF 1:1 Redundancy Switch.This is a technical document intended for the persons
responsiblefortheoperationandmaintenanceoftheCRS180anditssupportedmodems.
Reporting Comments or Suggestions Concerning this Manual
ComtechEFDatawelcomescommentsandsuggestionsregardingthecontentanddesignofthis
manual.Tosubmitcomments,contacttheComtechEFDataTechnicalPublicationsDepartment:
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Conventions and References
Warnings, Cautions and Notes
AWARNING
givesinformationaboutapossiblehazardthatMAYCAUSEDEATHor
SERIOUSINJURY.
ACAUTION
givesinformationaboutapossiblehazardthatMAYCAUSEINJURYor
PROPERTYDAMAGE.
ANOTE
givesimportantinformationaboutataskortheequipment.
AREFERENCE
directstheusertoadditionalinformationaboutataskortheequipment.
Examples of Multi-Hazard Notices
Metric Conversion
Metricconversioninformationislocatedontheinsidebackcoverofthismanual.Thisinformation
isprovidedtoassisttheoperatorincrossreferencingnonMetrictoMetricconversions.
Recommended Standard Designations
Recommended Standard(RS) Designationshave beensuperseded by thenew designation ofthe
Electronic Industries Association (EIA). References to the old designations may be shown when
depicting actual text displayed on the individual product Web or Telnet (i.e., remote control)
interface pages for theunit(e.g., RS232).All otherreferencesinthe ma
nual willbe shown with
theEIAdesignations.
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Trademarks
Productnamesmentione d inthis manualmaybe trademarksorregistered trademarksoftheir
respectivecompaniesandareherebyacknowledged.

Theusershouldcarefullyreviewthefollowinginformation:
Safety and Compliance
Electrical Safety and Compliance
TheunitcomplieswiththeEN60950SafetyofInformationTechnologyEquipment(Including
ElectricalBusinessMachines)safetystandard.
Theequipmentisratedforoperationat±12voltsDC.Ithasamaximumpowerconsumptionof1
Watt,anddrawsamaximumof80mAat+12voltsDCand120mAat‐12voltsDC.Thepow
er
supplycurrentis,inallcircumstances,suppliedbyeitherasingleComtechEFDatamodem,ora
pairofthesemodems.
IF THE UNIT IS OPERATED IN A VEHICLE OR MOVABLE INSTALLATION, MAKE SURE
THEUNITISSTABLE.OTHERWISE,EN60950SAFETYISNOTGUARANTEED.
Operating Environment
DONOTOPERATETHEUNITINANYOFTHESEEXTREMEOPERATINGCONDITIONS:
AMBIENTTEMPERATURESLESSTHANC(32°F)ORMORETHAN50°C
(122°F).
PRECIPITATION,CONDENSATION,ORHUMIDATMOSPHERESOFMORE
THAN95%RELATIVEHUMIDITY.
UNPRESSURIZEDALTITUDESOFMORETHAN2000METRES(6561.7FEET).
EXCES
SIVEDUST.
FLAMMABLEGASES.
CORROSIVEOREXPLOSIVEATMOSPHERES.
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Equipment Connection
THECRS180ISDESIGNEDFOROPERATIONONLYWITHTHECOMTECHEFDATA
MODEMSLISTEDINTHISMANUAL.THESEMODEMSSUPPLYDCOPERATING
CURRENT(ELECTRONICALLYFUSEDANDPROTECTED)ANDCONTROLSIGNALSFOR
THECORRECTFUNCTIONINGOFTHISUNIT.CONNECTIONTOOTHER
MANUFACTURERS’EQUIPMENTCOULDRESULTINDAMAGETOTHEUNIT.THE
CRS180ISNO
TCOMPATIBLEWITHOTHERCOMTECHEFDATAMODEMSNOT
LISTEDINTHISMANUAL.
European Union Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive (2004/108/EEC)
Independenttestingverifiesthattheunitcomplieswiththefollowingstandards:
Emissions,EN55022ClassBLimitsandMethodsofMeasurementofRadio
InterferenceCharacteristicsofInformationTe chnologyEquipment.
Inadomesticenvironment,thisdeivemaycauseradiointerferencethatrequiresthe
usertotakeadequateprotectivemeasures.
Immunity
,EN550821GenericImmunityStandard:Residential,Commer cial ,and
LightIndustry.
FederalCommunicationsCommission(FCC)CodeofRegulationPart15,SubpartB.
TO MAKE SURE THATTHE UNIT COMPLIES WITH THESE STANDARDS, OBEY THESE
INSTRUCTIONS:
UsecoaxialcablethatisofgoodqualityforconnectionstotheLBandType‘N’Tx
(transmit)andRx(receive)femaleconnectors.
UseType'D'connectorsthathavebackshellswithcontinuousmetallicshielding.
Type‘D’cabli
ngmusthaveacontinuousoutershield (eitherfoilorbraid,orboth).The
shieldmustbebondedtothebackshell.
Operatetheunitwithitscoveronatalltimes.
European Union Low Voltage Directive (LVD) (2006/95/EC)
Symbol Description
<HAR> TypeofpowercordrequiredforuseintheEuropeanCommunity.
!
CAUTION:Doublepole/NeutralFusing
ACHTUNG: Zweipoligebzw.NeutralleiterSicherung
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InternationalSymbols
Symbol Definition Symbol Definition
AlternatingCurrent
ProtectiveEarth
Fuse
ChassisGround
Foradditionalsymbols,refertoWarnings,CautionsandNoteslistedearlierinthis
Preface.
European Union RoHS Directive (2002/95/EC)
Thisunitsatisfies(withexemptions)therequirementsspecifiedintheEuropeanUnionDirective
2002/95/EC on the Restriction of the use of certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and
ElectronicEquipment(RoHS).
European Union Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive
(91/263/EEC)
In accordance with the European Union Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive
91/263/EEC, the unit should not be directly connected to the Public Telecommunications
Network.
CE Mark
ComtechEFDatadeclaresthattheunitmeetsthenecessaryrequirementsfortheCEMark.
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Warranty Policy
ComtechEFDataproductsare warrantedagainstdefectsinmaterialandworkmanship
for a specific period from the date of shipment, and this period varies by product.In
mostcases,the warrantyperiod is two years.Duringthe warrantyperiod,Comtech EF
Datawill,atitsoption,repairorreplaceproductsthatprovetobedefective.Repairsare
warranted for the remainder of the original warranty or a 90 day extended warranty,
whichever is longer. Contact Comtech EF Data for the warranty period specific to the
productpurchased.
Forequipmentunder warranty,the ownerisresponsibleforfreight to ComtechEFData
andallrelatedcustoms,taxes,tariffs,insurance,etc.ComtechEFDataisresponsiblefor
the freight charges only for return of the equipment from the factory to the owner.
Comtech EF Data will return the equipment by the same method (i.e., Air, Express,
Surface)asthe equipmentwassentto ComtechEFData.
AllequipmentreturnedforwarrantyrepairmusthaveavalidRMAnumber issuedprior
to return and be marked clearly on the return packaging.Comtech EF Data strongly
recommendsallequipmentbereturnedinitsoriginalpackaging.
ComtechEFDataCorporation’s obligations underthiswarranty arelimitedtorepairor
replacement of failed parts, and the return shipment to the buyer of the repaired or
replacedparts.
Limitations of Warranty
The warranty does not apply to any part of a product that has been installed, altered,
repaired, or misused in any way that, in the opinion of Comtech EF Data Corporation,
wouldaffectthereliabilityordetractsfromtheperformanceofanypartoftheproduct,
or is damaged as the result of use in a way or with equipment that had not been
previouslyapprovedbyComtechEFDataCorporation.
Thewarrantydoes not applytoanyproductorpartsthereofwheretheserialnumberorth e
serialnumberofan yofitspartshasbeenal tered,defaced,orremoved.
Thewarrantydoesnotcoverdamageorlossincurredintransportationoftheproduct.The
warrantydoesnotcoverreplacementorrepairnecessitatedbylossordamagefromany
cause beyond the control of Comtech EF Data Corporation, such as lightning or other
naturalandweatherrelatedeventsorwartimeenvironments.
Thewarrant
ydoesnot coveranylaborinvolvedintheremoval andor reinstallationof
warrantedequipment or parts on site, or any labor required todiagnose the necessity
forrepairorreplacement.
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