Danger, Introduction, Operation and connections – MultiDyne FMX-125 User Manual

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Instruction Manual, FMX-125

INTRODUCTION

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INTRODUCTION

The Multidyne FMX-125 Series of Fiber Optic Multiplexers support transport of twelve bi-

directional RS-232 or RS-422/485 data channels, with the option of up to two audio or intercom
channels. It also supports 8 dry contact closures.

!!!!!! DANGER !!!!!!

INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION

AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM

OUTPUT POWER MAX: 2 mW. WAVELENGTH: 1300/1550 NM. CLASS III b LASER

The optical laser transmitter may harm the human eye. Proper eye

protection should be used at all times when working with laser. Please read the entire

manual before operating the Fiber Optic devices.

WARNING

VOLTAGES INSIDE

The unit should be only serviced or opened by qualified personnel.

There are no user serviceable parts or adjustments inside.

OPERATION and CONNECTIONS

BASIC FUNCTIONALITY


FMX-125 OPERATION


The FMX-125 has 12 bi-directional RS-232 or RS-422/485 channels and 8 dry contact-

closure channels. The data I/O’s are connected through the 68 pin high density SCSI connector
to a screw terminal adapter/breakout board. A SCSI cable is used to connect the data portion of
the breakout board to the FMX-125. The contact closure relays and screw terminals for same are
on the breakout board. The contact closure portion of the breakout board connects to the FMX-
125 via a DB9 cable. Do not use a standard RS232 cable for this, as the pins may not be
connected one-for-one. Use only a cable that has all 9 pins connected individually one for one.
SCSI and DB9 cables are available from Multidyne. You’ll need 2 FMX-125s and 2 breakout
boards, plus cables, to form a complete link.

FMX-125 AUDIO OPTION

If the FMX-125 is equipped with the audio/intercom option, the audio inputs and outputs

are found on RIA connectors on the breakout board. By connecting a headset/microphone to
them, it becomes an intercom link with side tone.

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