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Hydra LRM-MIS
LRM 802.3aq Manufacturing Inline Stressed
Signal Generation System
Copyright Circadiant Systems, Inc., 2007. All rights reserved. Reproduction, adaptation,
or translation without prior written permission is prohibited, except as allowed under copyright
laws.
Printed in the USA.
Notice. The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice.
Circadiant makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this material, including but not limited to
the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Circadiant shall
not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in
connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this manual.
1 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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2
Table of Contents.............................................................................................. 2
System Information .......................................................................................... 3
2.1 Introduction ............................................................................................... 3
2.2 Setting up Your System............................................................................. 3
2.3 SIM113 Switch Card................................................................................. 7
2.3.1 Connections......................................................................................... 7
2.3.2 IP Address ........................................................................................... 8
2.3.3 Testing the Network Configuration..................................................... 8
2.3.4 Status LEDs......................................................................................... 8
2.4 LRM 802.3ae Optical Stress Generator .................................................... 9
2.4.1 Introduction ......................................................................................... 9
2.4.2 Line Status Monitor Display ............................................................. 10
3 Controlling the Hydra System ........................................................................ 11
3.1 Command Structure................................................................................. 11
3.2 General SCPI Commands........................................................................ 12
3.3 SCPI Commands LRM Card Control................................................... 13
3.3.1 Configuring the Optical Degradation................................................ 13
3.3.2 Configuring the Optical Extinction Ratio ......................................... 14
3.3.3 Turning the Laser Output OFF or ON............................................... 14
3.3.4 Configuring the Maximum Optical Output Power............................ 14
3.3.5 Setting the Optical Output Power...................................................... 14
3.3.6 Checking the Optical Output Power.................................................. 15
3.3.7 Checking the Maximum Possible Optical Modulation Amplitude ... 15
3.3.8 Setting the Optical Modulation Amplitude of the Optical Output .... 15
3.3.9 Checking the Optical Modulation Amplitude of the Optical Output 15
3.3.10 Converting Between Average Power and OMA ............................. 16
3.3.11 Measuring the Optical Receivers Input Power .............................. 16
4 Error Messages ............................................................................................... 17
2 SYSTEM INFORMATION
2.1 Introduction
The LRM-MIS is an optical signal generator test system providing the stressed
signal(s) compliant to the IEEE 802.3aq LRM Standard. The system comprises:
Control of this system is exclusively through a SCPI command set that is sent via
Ethernet connection to the SIM113 Switch Card. The LRM110M card takes a single
ended electrical input signal of rate 10.3125Gb/s and converts it into an optical
output. This output can be varied in terms of stress, extinction ratio and output
power. The LRM110M card will also take an input optical signal of rate 10.3125Gb/s
and convert it into a single ended electrical signal.
Direct Connection
Network Connection
Crossover
Cable
X
Figure 1: Direct Connection
Network Connection
The easiest way to connect the Hydra system and the controlling
computer is either over a network or with a router/switch (see Figure 2). The
network (or router/switch) will provide the IP address and subnet mask using
their automatic DHCP server.
2.3.2 IP Address
The IP address acquired using the DHCP is displayed on the line status
monitor display (for further information on this display, please see Section 2.4.2)
of the LRM110M card for 15 seconds after the IP address has been assigned
during system start-up. After this initial display period, it will display the IP
address once every minute.
2.3.3 Testing the Network Configuration
To test the connectivity between the computer and the Hydra System,
open a command window on your computer. Use the command ping and the
IP address that has been set for the Hydra System. If a successful connection
has been made, you will receive a reply from the Hydra System.
2.3.4 Status LEDs
The SIM113 Switch Card has five status LEDs (see Figure 3). These
provide communication with both the network and the individual cards within the
system.
UPLINK
z PWR
LNK/
z
ACT
SLOT
z 1 Indicates that a card is present in Slot 1 and is communicating with the switch card
z 2 Indicates that a card is present in Slot 2 and is communicating with the switch card
z 3 Indicates that a card is present in Slot 3 and is communicating with the switch card
TX SM
DATA
RX
MM
Description
Parameter
Vpp (mV)
Data Input
Single ended electrical data pattern input
Data rate (Gb/s)
source for the stress generator
Optical Output
Average Power
(dBm)
Single mode optical output at 1310nm
Data Output
Vpp (mV)
Electrical data converted from the optical
data from the optical RX MM port.
If this port is unused it should be
Data rate (Gb/s)
terminated with a 50 load.
Optical Input
The RX input is an optical to electrical
digital conversion. The converted data is
available on the DATA output connector
directly above it.
This RX input is a limiting receiver and
Min
Max
200
600
10.3125100ppm
-30
+4
400mv typical
10.3125100ppm
Max Power(dBm)
Average Power
(dBm)
-15
-3
10.3125100ppm
WARNING
Always follow precautions for handling electrostatic sensitive devices on all RF connections
Display
Display
NODE
DYN
POST
PRE
SYM
#.##
OFF
##.#
Degradation type
Output power
#.##
Software Watchdog
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Short Form
SENS:CONFIG:ALGORITHM AUTOSCAN
sens:conf:algo AUTOSCAN
lrm:noise:enable true
LRM:NOIS:ENAB true
Table 1: Examples of the Difference between Long Form and Short Form
Commands
All commands and queries are received, processed and a response placed in
the output queue. This response remains in the output queue until it is read or
until another command is issued. All successful commands return the response
OK. All successful queries return the response OK and then the response to
the actual query. If the command (or query) is unsuccessful (due to incorrect
command or an equipment conflict/error) then an error message will be returned.
For a complete list of error messages, please see Section 4. In this manual all
example responses are formatted as green bold underline.
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ERR?
Description
Error Query. When an SCPI command error occurs, a 1 I added to the error register. The total
will stay in the register until it is read through the ERR? query at which point it will be reset to a 0.
This command is not recommended, instead a general instrument read should performed after
each command and query since the string response will include error information. If the command
is entered correctly and executed, the first word response of the read will be OK otherwise the
first word will indicate what the issue is (please see Section 4 of this manual)
NPENDING?
Description
IDN?
Description
Standard SCPI query that will return the instruments identification code. The identification code
includes the vendor, model number, serial number and software revision levels
Return String
OK Vendor: Circadiant Systems, Model: HMTS1000, serial number: ######, software version:
v#.#.#, Build Date: Month DD, YYYY HH:MM:SS
LRM:IDN?
Description
Standard SCPI query that will return the LRM110Ms identification code. The identification code
includes the serial number and software revision levels
Return String
OK type: lrm, version: v#.#.#, firmware: ######, serial: #######, xbserial: x#######, kernel:#.#.#
LRM:INITialize
Description
Command to reset all user configurable LRM settings (and corresponding output) to default
settings
OPC?
Description
Operation Complete query. When an OPC? Query is sent, a 1 is placed in the output queue after
all pending command operations are complete. If all commands are complete, the response will be
1, otherwise the response will be 0.
RST
Description
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Command to cancel all pending commands and reset all user configurable parameters to default
values.
Allowed
Responses:
DYNAMIC
NODEGRADE
PRECURSOR
POSTCURSOR
SYMMETRIC
Example:
To set a specific Stress (Note: not all the options listed may be available
on your system):
LRM:ISI [STRING]
Description
Allowed
Arguments
DYNAMIC
NODEGRADE
NOISI
PRECURSOR
POSTCURSOR
SYMMETRIC
Example:
To set an output with an output that corresponds to the IEEE 802.3aq post-cursor stressed signal:
LRM:ISI POSTCURSOR
OK
Related Query
LRM:ISI?
Command to set the rate of change for the Dynamic ISI stressor
Range
0.001 NUMBER 20
Example:
[Hz]
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Related Query
LRM:DYNA:FREQ?
Command to set the extinction ratio of the optical stressed signal. Two options are available;
Allowed Argument
3.5
6.5
Example:
Related Query
LRM:ER:TX?
[dB]
[dB]
Command to turn on/off the optical output from the LRM card:
Range
false
true
Example:
Related Query
LRM:LASEr?
Output OFF
Output ON
Example:
Related Query
LRM:MAXPower:TX?
Command to set the average optical power from the LRM card
Units are dBm
Example:
Related Query
LRM:POWEr:TX?
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Example:
Query the maximum optical modulation amplitude possible from the LRM card optical output based on the
maximum optical power setting.
Units are dBm
Example:
Command to set the optical amplitude modulation output from the LRM card
Units are dBm
Example:
Related Query
LRM:OMA:TX?
Example:
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Query the offset between OMA and average optical power for this extinction ratio setting. Note, a positive
returned value indicates that the average power is greater in magnitude than the optical modulation
amplitude.
Units are dB
Example:
Queries the input power measured with respect to the DUT output (i.e. with calibration factor included)
Example:
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4 ERROR MESSAGES
Error
APPLERR
BADINPUT
BADSCPI
CANCELLED
COMINGSOON
DNOTREADY
EXCESSARGS
FOPENERR
FOPERERR
HWINCONS
INVALIDARG
IOERROR
MEASERROR
NOSUCHDEV
NULLVALUE
OOR
OORHIGH
OORLOW
OPINVAL
MEMNOTAVAIL
SCPIBADARG
SCPIEXCESSARGS
SCPIFAIL
SOCKCLOSE
STATEERR
SYNTAX
TIMEOUT
XBOARD
XMLFORMAT
Meaning
Application error
User Input is inconsistent
SCPI command error
Operation was cancelled
Not yet implemented
Device not ready
Too many arguments for SCPI command
File open error
File operation error
Hardware inconsistent
Invalid argument
Io error
Measurement error
No such device
An unexpected null value
Out of range
Out of range high
Out of range low
Operation invalid
Memory not available
SCPI bad argument
SCPI excess arguments
SCPI fail
Unexpected socket close
Invalid state transition
Syntax error
Operation timed out
Generic Xboard error
XML format error
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