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Signal Distribution, Conversion, Switching Linker System LS1601A - Up to Sixteen Modules Many times there is a need to convert various signal types, buffer them or even provide distribution or switching for these signals. Our “Linker System” provides a very cost effective means to provide all these functions. Properly configured with the appropriate modules it can be a “drop-in” replacement for many units from APCOM or Apogee Labs (and other companies), but with additional capabili- ty, features, higher quality, and newer technology.


The 3RU high LS1601A provides the system professional with an uncompromising combination of modularity, high performance and high reliability. The unique design provides sixteen module slots where any combination of modules can be installed from the rear of the unit and (depending upon the module type) can also provide front panel indicators, adjustments and test points to the user. Modules typically have the signal connectors at the rear.


The unit’s modules are hot-swap design and the frame can be pop- ulated with redundant hot-swap power supplies to deliver the ulti- mate in system reliability for critical applications.


A number of digital, analog and RF-Over-Fiber modules are available and can be mixed and matched within the same frame. Each slot is addressable so that the user can monitor or control an individual module independent of another with the optional plug-in C3-LS16 Controller with Ethernet port. The LXI certified CPU provides the user with web browser control and TCP/IP access to remotely monitor and control the system including power supplies, fans and unit health. Customized modules are available.


NOTE: See data sheet for full model number, specifications and suffix definitions. Model LS1601A Description Empty chassis frame (without power supplies, CPU or modules)


PSLS01-150 Plug-in power supply module (150 Watt) C3-LS16


Model


LS16-A07 LS16-D05


New! LS16-D09 LS16-S04 LS16-F12


New! New!


LS16-S06-x


DC-40MHz 40Mbps 40Mbps DC-3GHz


50MHz-3GHz DC-18GHz


Plug-in Monitor and Control CPU with 10/100 LXI Frequency Range Module Description


Distribution Module: 1x6 analog video distribution, gain adjustments and detectors, BNC Distribution Module: 1x6 digital distribution and convertor, 422 (3) and TTL (3), Triax and BNC Distribution Module: Dual 1x2 TTL digital distribution, 50/75 or High Z input, BNC Switch Module: 1x6 relay mux with user config input termination, BNC RF Over Fiber (Rx and Tx), dual or single channel, LNB power optional Switch Module: up to three 2x1 relay elements, SMA


Microwave DC-18GHz Switchers


System MSD0601, MS06X02 and MS2010A These purpose built units provide a cost effective solution. The MSD0601 provides the user with two individual 6x1 self-terminating DC-18GHz switch paths, plus an A/B output selector. The MS06X02 is a blocking (no fanout) bidirectional 6x2 matrix. The new MS2010A can be configured from 4x4 to 12x12 (shown to the right).


These 2RU high units provide the system designer with an uncompro- mising combination of functionality, high performance and high reli- ability. Some offer all signal connectors at the front panel, plus an intuitive LED illuminated pushbutton adjacent to each port. Designed in is an LXI Ethernet port (10/100) for simple control of the unit. Can be ordered with connectors on front or rear.


NOTE: See data sheets for full model number, specifications and suffix definitions.


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Applications:


- Telemetry routing - Antenna Selection - Mixed analog signals - High speed data - ATE selector or router


New!


LS1601A showing the“Open Window” front panel design


Applications:


- PCM Telemetry - TTL Clock and Data - Mixed analog signals - 422 Clock and Data - IRIG time code


- Audio or Video routing - Digital conversion


NEW!


System MS2010A Modular 18GHz Matrix Up to 12x12 (10x10 shown) Low MTTR


System MSD0601 Dual 6x1 with A/B


System MS06X02 Blocking 6x2 matrix


(connectors available front or rear)


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