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L-band Matrix Router: XRM 2250
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XRM 2250
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The XRM 2250 L-band Matrix Router features a unique architecture 3-stage which provides redundant RF signal paths and automated re-routing in the event of a crosspoint fault. The system automatically routes around the fault using an alternate path in the XRM module and sends an SNMP trap to alert the operator. A complete 32x32 L-band matrix, including hot-swappable input, output and bridge cards, redundant power supplies, and system controller is contained in a 6 RU chassis. The user can easily access cards for upgrades and maintenance via front panel without disconnecting cables or disrupting the signal paths of the other cards in the system. This permits seamless online upgrades and maintenance. The modular design permits a wide variety of configurations which can be easily expanded.
XRM System Architecture
Each XRM L-band Matrix System larger than 32x32 is made up of one or more system modules. System modules include XRD Input distribution modules, XRM Matrix Switch Modules and XRO Output Switch Modules. The number and types of modules depends on the desired number of inputs and outputs. the RF signals pass through no more than three modules, regardless of the system size. XRD..XRM..XRO.
Features & Benefits
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3-stage RF matrix switch architecture with multiple redundant RF paths for automated re-routing in the event of a crosspoint fault
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Monitors incoming RF level from the signal source to the input of the switch to facilitate system troubleshooting
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SNMP trap alarms provide warnings and detailed information about RF & powering faults
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Hot swap component cards for fast & easy replacement (less than 30 seconds) with no tools or cables
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Compact, modular design - 32x32 in 6U, expandable to 512x512
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Input attenuation for balancing input levels to maximize isolation
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Access control with password protected user accounts, port access assignment & keypad lockout
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Serial & Ethernet control: RS232, RS422, RS485, TCP/IP, Telnet & SNMP
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Monitored, redundant, hot swap power supplies for reliable powering
- The 3-stage architecture provides enhanced signal integrity compared to single stage matrices
| Operating Frequency: | L-band (950-2150 MHz) |
| Configurations: | 32x32 (6RU) up to 512x512 with additional modules |
| Impedance: | 75 Ω (50 Ω optional) |
| Insertion Loss: | 0 ± 2dB |
| Frequency Response: | ± 3 dB |
| Isolation | |
| (input to input): | 60 dB Typical |
| (output to output): | 60 dB Typical |
| (input to output different input): | 50 dB Typical |
| Input P1dB: | 0 dBm |
| Normal Operating Input Power Level: | -50 dBm to -10 dBm |
| Noise Figure: | 16 dB Max |
| Return Loss: | >13 dB |
| RF Connectors: | 75 Ω Type "F" |
| AC Input Power: | 90 to 264VAC, 47 to 63 Hz |
| Power Consumption: | 150 W |
| Local Control: | Front panel keypad with LCD display |
| PC Remote Control: | RS-232. RS-422/485, SNMP, Telnet or TCP/IP via customer supplied PC |
| Software: | Basic PC compatible operating software and system protocol included with system |
| Mechanical: | 32x32 in 6 RU (10.5" H x 19" W x 20" D) (Larger systems require multiple modules) |
The XRM Matrix Router is a full fan-out, non blocking matrix switching system. In a typical broadcast-network, satellite teleport, cable headend or earth station application, it gives the user the ability to reroute any of the L-band signals from the dishes to be routed to any or all outputs of the router typically connected to a satellite receiver or a modem. The Matrix Switch provides flexibility to the networks and allows reliabile routing eliminating costly down time from signal failure.
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