Black Box LWU0200
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Below you will find brief information for Free Space Optical Communication System LWU0200. The LWU0200 is a Free Space Optical Communication System that allows you to connect two networks wirelessly using infrared light. The system is simple to install, does not require any frequency licenses, and is immune to electromagnetic interference. The LWU0200 is ideal for connecting networks across rivers, railways or other natural or artificial obstacles, in urban areas with limited speed and high rental costs, or in industrial areas with high levels of noise. The system can be easily integrated into any environment with its transparent and wire-speed data transfer with virtually zero latency.
Key Features
Easy installation
No frequency licenses required
Immune to electromagnetic interference
Transparent and wire-speed data transfer
Virtually zero latency
Ideal for connecting networks across rivers, railways or other natural or artificial obstacles
Ideal for connecting networks in urban areas with limited speed and high rental costs
Ideal for connecting networks in industrial areas with high levels of noise
Pages: 28 Black Box LWU0200 User manual
Brand: Black Box Category: Bridges & repeaters Size: 1 MB
Languages: English
Open manualFrequently Answers and Questions
What is FSO?
FSO stands for Free Space Optics. It is a point-to-point broadband communications system that uses Laser Light as the transmission medium.
What are the key factors of operation for the LWU0200?
The key factors of operation for the LWU0200 are clear line of sight, solid mount surface, east-west orientation, and proper system installation.
How can I install the ODIU?
The ODIU is the Outdoor Interconnection Unit that provides the power supply and data connection for the head. First, you need to fix the ODIU box to the metal plate using four M6x70 flat sphere headed screws, four 6x40 spacers, four M5 nuts, four washers, and four spring washers. Then you can fix the whole construction to a wall using a drilling machine with an Ø8mm bit, four wall plugs, and four M4,5x70 cross headed self-tapping-screws. Finally, you need to connect the head to the ODIU and the ODIU to the power supply.
What are the meanings of the LEDs on the head?
The LEDs on the head indicate the status of the system. The Power LED indicates that the head is powered up. The FO Link LED indicates that the fibre optical link between the two heads is active. The TP Link LED indicates that the copper link between the head and the network equipment is active. The RX OK LED indicates that there is enough light to start communicating through the link. The Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 LEDs indicate the incoming power level. The Saturation LED indicates that the receiver is overloaded.
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