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MF800 Frame Series
MF820 frame (2RU)
Board lineup
| Model Name | Description |
| VDA800 | 1 x 7 Analog Video Distribution Amplifier with Loop Through |
|---|---|
| DDA800 | 1 x 8 3G/HD/SD Reclocking DDA |
| EO800-OTX1-1310 | 3G/HD/SD 1 channel E/O Converter(Intermediate Reach 20km) |
| EO800-ORX1 | 3G/HD/SD 1 channel O/E Converter |
| EO800-OTX4-1310 | 3G/HD/SD 1 channel E/O Converter with 4 SDI Outputs (Intermediate Reach 20km) |
| EO800-ORX4 | 3G/HD/SD 1 channel O/E Converter with 4 SDI Outputs |
| EO800-OTX21-1310 | 3G/HD/SD 2 channel E/O Converter (Intermediate Reach 20km) |
| EO800-ORX21 | 3G/HD/SD 2 channel O/E Converter |
| RSD800-OTR1-1310 | RS232C/422 Fiber Data Transceiver(Intermediate Reach 20km with single fiber) |
| RSD800-OTR1-1550 | RS232C/422 Fiber Data Transceiver (Intermediate Reach 20km with single fiber) |
| GBE800-OTR1-1310 | GbE Ethernet Fiber Transceiver (Intermediate Reach 20km with single fiber) |
| GBE800-OTR1-1550 | GbE Ethernet Fiber Transceiver (Intermediate Reach 20km with single fiber) |
| CPU800 | MF820 shelf CPU board |
Specifications
| MF820 frame | |
| Number of boards to mount | Max. 10 boards *1 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 88(H) x 480(W) x 470(D) mm |
| Weight | 7.4kg (included 2 power supply units) |
| Power supply0 | ① Power supply voltage: 85 to 264VAC (single phase) ② Frequency : 47 to 63Hz ③ Power consumption :100VA (at max. load) *3 |
| Operation Temperature | 0℃ to 40℃ |
| Reference Input Signal | N/A |
| Control | GPI: Dsub-15pin x 1 10/100 BASE-TX: RJ-45 x1 with Installed Frame Controller, CPU820 |
*1 This indicates the maximum number of boards which can be installed to MF820 frame with 1 slot size card.
*2 Redundant Power Supply system is available with two power supply units.
*3 The power consumption value indicated is measured under maximum load. Actual power consumption varies depending on the type(s) and quantity of boards mounted in the frame.
