SM C37.

94S

SM_C37.94S

The SM_C37.94S Sub module provides two teleprotection interfaces per IEEE C37.94 for the EM_10E. The interfaces
enable transparent communications between different vendors' teleprotection equipment and multiplexer devices, using
multimode optical fibers.

In general, teleprotection equipment is employed to control and protect different system elements in electricity
distribution lines.

Traditionally, the interface between teleprotection equipment and multiplexers in high-voltage environments at electric
utilities was copper-based. This media transfers the critical information to the network operation center. These high-
speed, low-energy signal interfaces are vulnerable to intra-substation electromagnetic and frequency interference (EMI
and RFI), signal ground loops, and ground potential rise, which considerably reduce the reliability of communications
during electrical faults.

The optimal solution is based on optical fibers. Optical fibers don't have ground paths and are immune to noise
interference, which eliminates data errors common to electrical connections.

Note: The SM_C37.94S supports two SFP based C37.94 interfaces (OTR2M_MM and
OTR2M_SM, which should be ordered separately).

SM_C37.94S front panel LED indicators

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Marking Full name Color Function

Normally off. Lights steadily when

FAIL Module fail Red
card failure is detected.

Normally blinks with the frequency

of 0.5 Hz. Off or on steadily
ACT. Module active Green
indicate the card is not running
normally.

Lights steadily when the

LSR ON Laser on Green
corresponding laser is on.

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