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RTU560 Data Sheet Modem 23WT25
Doc.-No.: 1KGT 150 591 V004 1 1
Modem 23WT25
Application
The 23WT25 modem is designed for the op-eration on telecontrol lines together with the RTU560. However it can also be connected to other data terminal equipments because it operates at the interfaces like a universal FSK-modem in the voice-band range (300-3400 Hz) according to CCITT.
The 23WT25 modem allows the assignment of a two- or four-wire line with communica-tion channels in the CCITT raster for 50 to 2400 Bit/s.
Fig. 1: principle circuit diagram 23WT25
24 channels 50 Bit/s (R.35)
12 channels 100 Bit/s (R.37)
6 channels 200 Bit/s (R.38A)
2 channels 600 Bit/s
1 channel 1200 Bit/s (V.23)
1 channel 2400 Bit/s
A high-resistance staggering is possible with the 23WT25 modem on multi-drop lines. Duplex and half-duplex operation is possible without special additional provisions like butterfly connection ac-cording to channel assignment and selected two wire or four-wire line. It is designed for the transfer characteristics of local-cable-wires.
Light emitting diodes indicate the most important operation states and disconnect test sockets on the front plate allow an easy testing and measur-ing of the VFT-channels as also of the data termi-nal equipment (DTE) interface signals.
There are two versions (rubrics) available:
23WT25 R0001 5 V DC Supply
23WT25 R0002 24 V DC Supply
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RTU560
Data Sheet Modem 23WT25
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Characteristics
Within a RTU560 subrack the board occu-pies one slot. The modem can be delivered in two different rubrics for two different sup-ply voltages. Within the RTU 560 subracks it supplies itself by the 24 V DC (R0002). The rubric R0002 (24 V DC) can also be used for 24 V supply voltage with voltages tolerance from ± 20 %. Therefore it can also be used outside of RTU 560. The rubric R0001 will be used if only 5 V DC are available.
A digital signal processor (DSP) is responsi-ble for the conversion of the binary infor-mation into the voice band and vice versa. Its high processing capacity allows beside oth-ers a high selective channel filtering (90 dB) and thereby an unrestricted channel assign-ment.
The channels can be assigned in the CCITT ras-ter. Transmitter and receiver can be configured to different baud rates for transfer rates of up to 600 Bit/s. If all channels should be used in any combi-nation and baud rate, the high channel selectivity is to configure. The normal selectivity can be used at separate assignment of transmit- and receive-channels (block configuration) and at least one channel distance between the blocks. A lower transfer time and isochronous distortion is given at normal selectivity.
The 23WT25 modem can monitor the receiving signal for isochronous distortion and indicate by the ”signal quality level (SQL)”-alarm a repeated (10x) limit exceeding (40% resp. 50%). The LED SQL indicates for at least four seconds, at greater interferences accordingly longer, the exceeding of the maximum distortion.
The audio-frequency carrier is monitored and indi-cated respectively alarmed by the DCD signal. For multi-drop lines, a carrier drop-out can be signal-ized with a delay by the alarm relay. The delay time depends hereby on the baud rate.
The alarm relay of the modem responses at carri-er drop-out (DCD direct or delayed), at SQL alarm, or at supply voltage failure.
Figure 2: Communication line connection
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RTU560
Data Sheet Modem 23WT25
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To compensate line distortion on critical transmission links the 23WT25 modem offers the possibility of an adjustable pre-distortion. Depending on the quality condition of the transmission link this pre-distortion can be set in high-pass or low-pass between 0 and 10 dB. The two 23WT25 modems of a transmission link can be configured for test-transmitter and test-receiver to adjust the correct pre-distortion. The utilized result of the transmitted test pattern indicates the LED EQZ. The flash frequency of the LED EQZ is a degree for the achieved improvement.
The 23WT25 modem allows to connect up to three transmission lines star-coupled as point-to-point link without repeater. The transmitter output circuit operates hereby as constant current source.
All essential settings like channel, gain, line operation mode, line termination, transmis-sion rate etc. are configured by jumpers.
By the disconnect test sockets on the front plate the serial interface signals to the data terminal equipment (DTE) as also the VFT-lines can be measured or opened.
Additional VF-signal transformers have to be used for requested higher isolation voltages.
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RTU560
Data Sheet Modem 23WT25
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Technical Data
In addition to the RTU560 general data, the fol-lowing applies:
General Data
Type of modulation Frequency shift key-ing (FSK) with car-rier switch-off for multi-drop network
Type of communication
Point-to-point or multi-drop network
Operation modes Duplex or half-duplex via two-/ four-wire links
Channel assignment
According to CCITT raster
Serial interface to DTE
Signal definition
V.24 / V.28
Signal lines TxD D1 / 103
RxD D2 / 104
RTS S2 / 105
CTS M2 / 106
DCD M5 / 109
Interface to transmission line
Input- / Output impedance
600 Ω non earthed and symmetrical, or 5 kΩ at stagger operation
Transmission level at 600 Ω
0 … -22.5 dBm configurable by jumper, depending on bit rate (CCITT) or number of used channels
Transmitter pre-distortion
In high- / or low-pass 0 … 10 dB
Receiver level range
-6 … -58 dBm
Sensitivity 6 / 10 / 14 / 26 dB
Receiver filter characteristic
configurable between high (90 dB) and nor-mal selectivity (for 50…600 baud)
Signal quality level monitor
Threshold >40% for 50…1200 bd >50% at 2400 bd isochronous distortion
SQL - LED ON: > 10 errors with < 4 sec distance OFF: no errors for at least 4 sec.
DCD monitoring
DCD alarm at half duplex operation
if the carrier is lost for minimum n seconds (depends on baud rate): 50 baud 16 sec 100 baud 8 sec 200 baud 4 sec 600 … 2400 bd 2 sec
DCD alarm at duplex operation
Switches with carrier directly, operation mode configurable by jumper
DCD - LED Switches with carrier directly
Alarm relay
Switching func-tion
DCD alarm or SQL alarm and / or supply voltage failure
Alarm contact 60 V DC / 0.5 A / 30 W
Power Supply
Supply 5 V DC / 600 mA
24 V DC / 140 mA
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RTU560
Data Sheet Modem 23WT25
Doc-No.: 1KGT 150 591 V004 1 5
Mechanical Layout
Printed circuit board 3HE, Euro-card 160 x 100 mm
Front panel 2R, 1 slot 20 mm
Weight approx. 0.185 kg
Connection Type
Connector Indirect, 48 pol Type F DIN 41612
Environmental Conditions
Temperature 0 … 70 ºC
Relative humidity
5 … 95 % non condensing
Ordering information
23WT25 R0001 5 V DC Supply
1KGT 012400 R0001
23WT25 R0002 24 V DC Supply
1KGT 012400 R0002
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RTU560 Data Sheet Modem 23WT25
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