VXI SM8000 user manual SM8003 Prism Switches

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SM8003 - Prism Switches

The SPST switch provides channel control from one input fiber to one output fiber using a moving shutter between fixed collimators.

The SPDT switch provides channel selection from one input fiber to two output fibers using a moving prism between fixed collimators.

The Transfer switch provides channel selection from two input fibers to two output fibers using a moving prism between fixed collimators.

The prism switches are actuated electrically and they operate independently of data rate and signal format.

Input 1

Input 2

Output 1

Output 2

SPST	Transfer - Position 1

Input 1	Output 1
Input 2	Output 2

SPDT	Transfer - Position 2

FIGURE 3-2: SM8003 PRISM SWITCHES

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Contents SM8000 Series VXI Technology, Inc Table of Contents Control Modes VXI Technology, Inc SM8000 Series Preface Certification EMC Steve Mauga, QA ManagerVXI Technology, Inc SM8000 Series Preface Service should only be performed by qualified personnel Terms and SymbolsAvoid Electric Shock Support Resources VXI Technology, Inc SM8000 Series Preface Section OverviewSM8000 Series Optical Switch Controller SM8001 / SM8002 MULTI-CHANNELSWITCHES ConfigurationsDuplex 1 x N SM8001 / SM8002 Multi Switch Specifications PDL6SM8003 Prism Switches SpdtSM8003 Prism Switch Specifications PDL3SM8101 / SM8102 Optical Attenuators PDLIntroduction Calculating System Power and Cooling RequirementsSetting the Chassis Backplane Jumpers MSB LSB Setting the Logical AddressExample Selecting the Extended Memory Space Optical Connections Cleaning Optical ConnectorsMating Optical Connectors SM8001 / SM8002 Multi-Channel Switches General DescriptionSM8003 Prism Switches SM8003 Prism SwitchesAttenuator Diagram SM8101 / SM8102 Optical AttenuatorsRelay Registers Output Channel Selection Resetting the SwitchOperation N Switch Configuration Duplex 1 x N Switch Configuration Common Active ChannelN Blocking Switch Configuration N Non-Blocking Switch Configuration Calculating Switching Time 8MULTI-SWITCH TimingSM8003 Prism Switches Uncalibrated Operation Move-To-Absolute-Step Starting the DeviceControl Modes Calibrated OperationResetting the Device Busy SignalError Status Commanding the DevicesRegister Access AddressingSmip II Register MAP A16 Offset Write FunctionDevice Type Register Read Only ID Register Read OnlyLogical Address Register Write Only Status Register Read OnlySerial Number High Register Read Only Control Register Write OnlyOffset Register Read and Write Serial Number Low Register Read OnlySubclass Register Read Only Interrupt Status Register Read OnlyInterrupt Control Register Read and Write Board X, Y Used Address Register Read and Write NVM Access Register ReadNVM Access Register Write Trace RAM Start High Register Read and WriteTrace RAM Address High Register Read and Write Trace RAM End High Register Read and WriteTrace RAM End Low Register Read and Write Trace RAM Address LOW Register Read and WriteOpen Trigger Select Register Write Only TTL Trigger Polarity Register Write OnlyTrace RAM Control Register Read and Write Busy Trigger Control Register Read and WriteReserved Registers Read and Write Trigger Advance Register Write OnlyBoard Busy Register Read Only 1MB RAM See Typical Optical Multi Switch Operation Control Register Read and WriteControl Register Delay Register Read and Write Plug-In LA+0x104 Command Register Write Only Address Register Write Only Device Memory Relay Register OffsetRelay Register 00 Read and Write Writing to the Relay RegistersRegister 0A thru 0C Read Relay Optical Module’s Data Attenuation LevelRegister 02 thru 08 Read and Write Typical Optical MULTI-SWITCH Control Example Programming ExamplesTypical Optical Attenuator Control Example WriteVXI Technology, Inc Write Example Read ExampleCommand SET Command Transmit Data Receive Data Byte Byte Count30h 31h32h 35h6Ch 80h81h 82h83h 89h8Ah 8Bh8Ch 8Dh8Eh Convert to hexadecimal 90hRecommends That the Optical MODULE’S 96h A2hVXI Technology, Inc SM8000 Series Programming Index VXIbus