WO2023006486A1 - Adapter, transceiversystem und verfahren zum betrieb eines adapters - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an adapter according to the preamble of claim 1, a transceiver system according to claim 13 and a method for operating the adapter according to the preamble of claim 14.
- An adapter according to the preamble of claim 1 is already known from the prior art.
- such an adapter from the prior art always has a connection interface to an external energy supply source, with the external energy supply source supplying at least the adapter with energy in an operating state.
- the object of the invention is in particular to provide a generic device with improved properties in terms of flexibility.
- the object is achieved according to the invention by the features of claims 1, 13 and 14, while advantageous configurations and developments of the invention can be found in the dependent claims.
- the invention is based on an adapter, in particular for a mobile transceiver configuration device, with an adapter unit which has a communication interface for communicating with an external unit using a first communication protocol, an adapter interface for communicating with another unit, in particular the transceiver configuration device, using a second Having communication protocol and a converter unit for converting between the first and the second communication protocol. It is proposed that the adapter has an energy supply unit for self-sufficient energy supply at least to the adapter unit.
- a high degree of flexibility can be provided by such a configuration.
- advantageous mobility and/or particularly flexible use of an adapter can be achieved by means of an autonomous power supply for at least one adapter unit.
- the versatility of the adapter specifically with regard to use and/or with regard to a communication connection with a further unit, for example at least one transceiver interface, and/or at least one external unit, can be increased.
- a high degree of versatility in connection options between external units and the further unit can be made possible, since the adapter preferably enables communication with external units which have special connections, specifically different from the transceiver configuration device, such as Lightning® connections , to be provided.
- the adapter can thus be used universally in any system, preferably optical systems.
- a very compact adapter can be provided, so that in turn storage and transport of the adapter can be significantly optimized.
- an efficiency can be improved, advantageously with regard to a performance efficiency and/or a product efficiency.
- a self-sufficient energy supply at least for the adapter is possible by means of an energy supply unit, so that an external energy supply source for operating the adapter can preferably be dispensed with. It would be conceivable for a preferably wireless communication link between the external unit and the adapter, in particular the adapter unit, to be provided by means of the energy supply unit.
- an adapter which can supply itself with energy independently in at least one operating state by means of the energy supply unit.
- the energy supply unit is intended to supply at least the adapter unit with energy independently, with the energy supply unit preferably providing energy to at least the adapter unit independently of an external energy supply source, for example the external unit and/or the further unit.
- the adapter can be part of a transceiver system.
- the transceiver system in particular an optical transceiver system, is advantageously provided for configuring and/or reconfiguring at least one transceiver.
- the transceiver system can for carrying out a test operation, in particular for testing a transceiver, and/or for carrying out a measurement operation, in particular for measuring, measuring and/or measuring the transceiver and/or for measuring, measuring and/or measuring another object by means of the transceiver.
- the external unit and/or the further unit and/or the transceiver is preferably part of the transceiver system.
- the transceiver system could be, for example, an SFP, in particular an SFP-DD, SFP+, SFP28 and/or cSFP, and/or a CFP, in particular a CFP2, CFP4 and/or CFP8, and/or a QSFP, in particular a QSFP+, QSFP14, QSFP28, QSFP56 and/or QSFP-DD and/or an XFP and/or OSFP transceiver system.
- the transceiver system could provide at least one data transmission system and/or one communication system for the external unit, the further unit and/or at least the transceiver.
- the adapter is preferably designed as an accessory and/or retrofit part. As a result, a particularly high degree of flexibility and improved comfort can be provided.
- the adapter is preferably mobile, in particular portable.
- the further unit is preferably a transceiver configuration device for configuring the transceiver. It would be conceivable for the adapter and/or the transceiver configuration device to form a transceiver interface of the transceiver system.
- the adapter is provided for communication with at least the transceiver configuration device.
- the transceiver interface could possibly be a stationary device.
- the transceiver interface is preferably a mobile device, in particular designed as a handheld and/or hand-held device.
- the adapter can enable communication between the external unit and the further unit, preferably the transceiver configuration device.
- the transceiver configuration device can communicate with the external unit at least by means of the communication interface via the adapter.
- the transceiver interface could have a configuration unit for configuring the transceiver.
- the adapter and/or the transceiver configuration device can at least partially have the configuration unit.
- the configuration unit is formed at least partially in one piece, preferably in one piece, with the adapter and/or the transceiver configuration device.
- the adapter and/or the transceiver configuration device can have at least one unit and/or at least one element of the configuration unit.
- the adapter and the transceiver configuration device preferably have the configuration unit together. Possibly, the transceiver configuration device and/or the adapter can have the entire configuration unit.
- the transceiver interface is in particular an electrical and/or electronic and preferably mobile device which is provided for the configuration and/or reconfiguration of the transceiver.
- the configuration should advantageously be understood to mean a programming, in particular a reprogramming, of the transceiver, preferably a coding and/or an identifier of the transceiver.
- the configuration of the transceiver in particular by means of the configuration unit, could involve tuning and/or testing, in particular tuning and/or testing of the transceiver, and/or carrying out a measurement, in particular for a measuring, measuring and/or measuring the transceiver, and/or measuring, measuring and/or measuring a further object by means of the transceiver.
- the tuning could be, for example, a wavelength tuning, in particular a wavelength tuning.
- the configuration unit advantageously changes the configuration, in particular the coding and/or the identifier, of the transceiver.
- the configuration unit could modify, recode, reprogram and/or adapt the configuration of the transceiver, in particular to different hardware types and/or hardware configurations, in order to advantageously enable the transceiver to be used with different hardware, such as from different hardware suppliers.
- the transceiver is preferably configured to use the transceiver with different PSEs, in particular from different hardware suppliers.
- the configuration unit is preferably provided to change the configuration of the transceiver several times and/or repeatedly.
- the energy supply unit is provided to enable the configuration of the transceiver by means of the configuration unit in at least the operating state, preferably independently of the external energy supply source, for example the external unit.
- the adapter unit is part of the configuration unit.
- the communication interface can enable communication between the external unit and at least the adapter.
- the communication interface communicates with the external unit using a first communication protocol.
- the adapter interface is preferably part of the configuration unit.
- the adapter communicates in the plugged-in state and in the operating state with the further unit, in particular the transceiver configuration device, by means of a second communication protocol.
- the converter unit is advantageously provided for conversion between the first communication protocol and the second communication protocol for communication between the further unit and the external unit.
- the converter unit converts communication using the first communication protocol or the second communication protocol into communication using the second communication protocol or the first communication protocol.
- the converter unit can be provided to enable communication between at least the external unit and the adapter and/or the further unit. It would be conceivable for the method for operating the adapter to convert the first communication protocol into the second communication protocol and vice versa.
- the operating state in particular a normal operating state and/or a test operating state, could have at least one operating mode, in particular a number of operating modes. It would be conceivable that in the operating state, in particular in at least a first operating mode, power is supplied to at least the configuration unit by means of the external power supply source.
- the external unit could provide the external energy supply source for supplying energy to at least the adapter unit.
- the adapter can preferably be operated independently of the external energy supply source. In the operating state, preferably in a second operating mode and/or at least a third operating mode, the adapter could be operated independently of the external energy supply source by means of the energy supply unit.
- the power supply unit can provide an autonomous power supply, in particular independently of the external unit, at least the adapter unit.
- the energy supply unit could have a battery and/or an accumulator, for example.
- the energy supply unit is a unit for receiving, storing and/or delivering electrical power.
- the energy supply unit can be exchangeable and/or rechargeable. It would be conceivable for the energy supply unit to be charged during the method for operating the adapter.
- the external unit could charge the energy supply unit using the communication interface.
- the transceiver interface could receive a configuration command for configuring the transceiver from the external unit.
- the external unit is an electronic external device, preferably designed as an operating unit and/or control unit, which is provided in particular for operating and/or controlling the transceiver interface, specifically preferably for configuring the transceiver.
- the external unit can be a terminal, advantageously a mobile terminal.
- the external unit could be, for example, a computer, in particular a permanently installed one, and/or a laptop and/or a convertible and/or a mobile phone, in particular a smartphone, and/or a tablet and/or a phablet and/or a Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) and/or equivalent electronic device.
- PDA Personal Digital Assistant
- the external unit could communicate with the adapter and/or the transceiver configuration device, preferably with the configuration unit, via the communication interface.
- the communication interface can transmit at least the configuration command and/or a control command for configuring the transceiver from the external unit at least to the configuration unit of the transceiver interface.
- the configuration unit configures the transceiver in the operating state depending on the configuration command.
- the configuration unit preferably changes the coding and/or identifier of the transceivers. It would also be conceivable for the configuration unit to carry out the tuning and/or testing of the transceiver as a function of the configuration command.
- the transceiver configuration device is preferably a mobile, in particular portable, transceiver configuration device.
- the transceiver configuration device is preferably provided for configuring the transceiver.
- the transceiver configuration device preferably has at least one transceiver interface and a configuration element of the configuration unit at least for programming the transceiver. It would be conceivable that the power supply unit is provided in addition to the self-sufficient power supply of at least the configuration element.
- the transceiver can be configured using the configuration element.
- the configuration element can at least program the transceiver.
- the configuration element can be provided at least for tuning and/or at least for testing the transceiver.
- the configuration element can receive the configuration command and/or the control command from the external unit for configuring the transceiver.
- the configuration element could, for example, be a chipset for configuring, in particular for programming and/or for tuning and/or for testing, the transceiver.
- the configuration element is controlled directly by means of the browser that can be executed on the external unit, as a result of which there is no need to install a special program and/or a special application.
- the transceiver could be an electrical, in particular an electrical-electrical, transceiver or preferably an optical, in particular an optical-electrical, transceiver (OT). If an optical transceiver is present, the transceiver is preferably provided to provide an optical-electrical receiving device and an electrical-optical transmitting device.
- the optical transceiver could receive at least optical signals from at least one data transmission unit, in particular a fiber, such as a glass fiber, and/or convert the optical signals into at least electrical signals.
- the transceiver is a pluggable, in particular a pluggable, transceiver.
- the transceiver could be, for example, an SFP, in particular an SFP-DD, SFP+, SFP28 or cSFP, a CFP, in particular a CFP2, CFP4 or CFP8, a QSFP, in particular a QSFP+ , QSFP14, QSFP28, QSFP56 or QSFP-DD, an OSFP or an XFP trade transceivers.
- the transceiver could be provided for arrangement, in particular for connection, and/or for communication with a power sourcing equipment (PSE), the PSE being, for example, a router and/or a hub and/or advantageously a switch could act.
- PSE power sourcing equipment
- the transceiver could be reversibly, in particular detachably, and preferably detachably detachable, with the transceiver configuration device, connectable and preferably pluggable into the transceiver configuration device.
- the transceiver configuration device could have a transceiver interface.
- the transceiver interface could include at least one wired transceiver communication unit, advantageously at least one transceiver slot, for wired communication with the transceiver.
- the transceiver communication unit advantageously the transceiver slot, at least partially accommodates the transceiver in at least one connected state, in particular a plugged-in state. In the plugged-in state, the transceiver can communicate with the transceiver interface via the transceiver interface. In an unconnected state, at least the transceiver is separate from the transceiver interface.
- Provided here and in the following is to be understood to mean specially programmed, designed and/or equipped.
- the fact that an object is provided for a specific function should be understood to mean that the object fulfills and/or executes this specific function in at least one application and/or operating state.
- the communication interface has a wireless communication unit, in particular a WPAN communication unit, for wireless communication with the external unit.
- a wireless communication unit for wireless communication with the external unit.
- a more flexible and versatile communication link can be provided between the adapter and the external unit.
- a wired communication unit between the adapter and the external unit can possibly be dispensed with.
- an advantageously simple and/or fast communication and/or connection option can also be achieved, specifically also with, in particular mobile, external units that have no and/or special connections, such as Lightning® connections.
- the wireless communication unit can provide a wireless communication connection, in particular a wireless data connection, between the adapter and at least the external unit.
- the wireless communication unit could be, for example, a wireless local area network communication unit, specifically a WLAN communication unit.
- the wireless communication unit is preferably designed as a wireless personal area network communication unit, specifically as the WPAN communication unit.
- the wireless communication unit could, for example, be an infrared connection, a WLAN connection, a radio connection, an NFC connection, a wireless USB connection, a ZigBee connection and/or preferably a Bluetooth connection, provide.
- the wireless communication unit could provide the wireless communication connection between the adapter and at least the external unit at a distance from the adapter to the external unit of at most 100 m, advantageously at most 10 m, preferably at most 1 m, preferably at most 10 cm.
- the wireless communication connection can be provided at a distance between the external unit and the adapter of at most 50 m, advantageously at most 10 m, preferably at most 50 cm and particularly preferably at most 10 cm.
- the adapter preferably communicates with the external unit using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE).
- BLE Bluetooth Low Energy
- the wireless communication unit could include a BR/EDR controller and/or LE controller.
- the Bluetooth connection can be a BLE connection, for example a BLE 4.0 connection and/or a BLE 5.0 connection and/or a higher connection.
- the wireless communication connection can optionally be switched on. It would be conceivable for the adapter to have an operating element which is provided for activating at least the wireless communication connection between the external unit and the adapter. In the operating state, an operator can use the operating element to switch between the operating modes, in particular the first operating mode and/or the second operating mode and/or at least the third operating mode. The operating element can be shifted between at least three positions, with the three positions in particular being assigned to at least the three operating modes. In at least the third mode of operation, the wireless communication unit could provide wireless connection for communication between the adapter and at least the ex ternal unit.
- the communication interface has at least one wired communication unit, preferably a USB communication unit, for wired communication with the external unit, a particularly convenient, advantageously stable, communication connection can be provided between the external unit and the adapter.
- a communication interface can also have a wired communication unit.
- the wireless communication unit for wireless communication between the adapter and the external unit can possibly be dispensed with.
- communication with external units that have special connections, such as Lightning® connections can preferably be provided by means of the wired communication unit.
- the wired communication unit preferably forms a wired connection interface, in particular a wired data interface, between the adapter and at least the external unit.
- the wired communication unit in particular the USB communication unit, can be, for example, a type A plug, type B plug, type C plug, mini plug, mini A plug, mini B plug, micro plug, micro-A plug and/or micro-B plug and/or advantageously as type-A socket, type-C socket, mini-socket, mini-AB socket, mini-B socket, micro- Socket, Micro-AB socket, Micro-B socket, and/or preferably designed as a USB-C communication unit.
- the USB-C communication unit is preferably a USB-C socket into which a USB-C plug of the external unit can be inserted.
- the transceiver can possibly be configured using the external unit via at least the wired communication unit.
- the external unit is advantageously connected to the adapter, in particular the adapter unit, by means of the wired communication unit.
- the external unit In the plugged-in state, the external unit can be connected to the wired communication unit with the adapter to be connected.
- the communication in particular the data transmission, preferably takes place between the external unit and at least the adapter, in particular the adapter unit, in the first operating mode and/or at least the second operating mode via the wired communication unit.
- the adapter in the operating state to communicate with the further unit via a wireless adapter communication unit of the adapter unit.
- the adapter interface preferably has at least one wired adapter communication unit, in particular a USB adapter communication unit, for wired communication with the further unit.
- a particularly convenient adapter can thus be provided, since an advantageously stable communication connection can be provided between the adapter and the further unit by means of the wired adapter interface.
- flexibility with regard to a communication link between the adapter and the additional unit can be further increased.
- the wired adapter communication unit preferably forms a wired connection interface, in particular a wired data interface between the additional unit and at least the adapter.
- the adapter can communicate with the additional unit via the wired adapter communication unit.
- the communication in particular the data transmission, preferably takes place between the external unit and at least the further unit in the first operating mode and/or at least the second operating mode via at least the wired adapter communication unit.
- the external unit could transmit at least the configuration command to the transceiver configuration device, in particular the configuration element, via the wired adapter communication unit.
- the adapter could be permanently connected to the other unit by means of the wired adapter communication unit.
- the adapter can be connected to the additional unit by means of the wired adapter communication unit in a reversible, in particular detachable, preferably detachable non-destructive manner, and can be connected to the additional unit, specifically preferably plugged into the additional unit. In the plugged-in state, the wired adapter communication unit is connected to the further unit.
- the wired adapter communication unit has a connector element which can be connected directly to the further unit.
- a conductor in particular a cable and/or a conductor track, between the adapter and the further unit can preferably be dispensed with.
- the adapter can be reversibly, in particular detached, preferably non-destructively detached, connected to the further unit by means of the connector element, and can preferably be plugged into the further unit.
- the adapter In the plugged-in state, the adapter is connected directly, preferably wirelessly, to the further unit by means of the connector element.
- the wired adapter communication unit in particular the USB adapter communication unit, can be, for example, a type A connector, type B connector, type C connector, mini connector, mini A connector, mini B connector, micro connector , Micro-A plug and/or Micro-B plug and/or advantageously as a Type-A socket, Type-C socket, Mini-socket, Mini-AB socket, Mini-B socket, Micro-socket , Micro-AB socket, micro-B socket and / or preferably be accessible det as a micro-USB adapter communication unit.
- the wired adapter communication unit, in particular the connector element is preferably a micro USB plug which can be plugged into a micro USB mating socket of the further unit.
- the micro-USB mating socket of the additional unit is sunk into the housing of the device.
- the wired adapter communication unit preferably the connector element, is advantageously plugged into the further unit.
- the power supply unit is provided in addition to the self-sufficient power supply of at least the other unit.
- the flexibility and versatility of an adapter can be increased be increased.
- the energy supply unit can be flexibly connected to the other unit by means of the adapter, if required, specifically for the self-sufficient provision of energy.
- efficiency in terms of power and/or energy efficiency can be increased, since the power supply unit can only be connected to the other unit, for example a transceiver configuration device, in particular the transceiver configuration device, for self-sufficient power supply, preferably for configuring a transceiver, if required .
- the additional unit is advantageously supplied with energy in the method for operating the adapter.
- the energy supply unit can supply at least the adapter unit with energy autonomously in order to preferably provide the communication connection, in particular the wireless communication connection by means of the wireless communication unit, in particular the WPAN communication unit, between the adapter and at least the external unit.
- the energy supply unit could be flexibly connected to the further unit, particularly when the operator needs it.
- the energy supply unit is provided in addition to the self-sufficient energy supply, at least for the external unit.
- the external unit for example a mobile phone and/or a tablet, can thus be supplied with energy in an operating state and preferably charged. In the operating state, the energy supply unit could also supply the external unit with energy.
- the external unit is advantageously supplied with energy in the process for operating the adapter.
- the external unit for example the mobile phone and/or the tablet, can be charged in the operating state by means of the energy supply unit.
- the adapter unit has a display unit which is provided for displaying at least one operating status and/or one operating mode.
- the adapter housing in particular the operating element, preferably has the display unit.
- the display unit preferably includes a light source, for example a light-emitting diode (LED), an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) and/or electronic paper (e-paper, e-paper).
- the display unit in particular the light source, preferably provides an RGB color system.
- the energy supply unit can supply at least the display unit with energy autonomously.
- the adapter unit to have an acoustic output unit for the acoustic output of at least one signal to the operator.
- the display unit can display an operating status with regard to at least one operating mode of the operating modes, in particular the first operating mode and/or the second operating mode and/or at least the third operating mode.
- the display unit could possibly display the operating status and/or the operating mode using different colors. For example, the display unit could light up yellow in the first operating mode and/or blue in the second operating mode and/or green in the third operating mode.
- the display unit could flash and/or be permanently lit in the operating state.
- the operating state could be, for example, a state in which the adapter is looking for a communication connection, in particular by means of the wireless communication unit, with the external unit and/or is trying to establish one.
- the display unit in particular the illuminant, could flash in an unconnected state of the adapter with the external unit. If the communication connection, in particular the wireless communication connection and/or the wired communication connection, exists between the adapter and the external unit, the display unit could display this operating status using a permanent light display, in particular a permanent light of at least the light source.
- the external unit can be connected to the adapter, in particular to the adapter unit, for communication with the adapter by means of the wired communication unit.
- the data transmission and/or the communication between the external unit and the adapter can be wired, in particular passive.
- the external unit can in the first operating mode at least supply the adapter unit, in particular by means of the wired communication unit, with energy.
- the display unit could, for example, display the first operating mode using the yellow color.
- the display unit could, for example, display the second operating mode using the blue color in a luminous manner.
- the external unit for communication is connected to the adapter, in particular the adapter unit, preferably via the wired communication unit.
- the energy supply unit can provide an autonomous energy supply, in particular independently of the external unit, at least for the adapter unit.
- the display unit could light up green in the third operating mode.
- the energy supply unit can provide an autonomous energy supply for at least the adapter unit.
- the wireless communication unit can provide the wireless connection for communication between the adapter and the external unit.
- the external unit is preferably connected to the adapter by means of the Bluetooth connection.
- the adapter has a longitudinal extension of at most 200 mm, advantageously at most 150 mm, preferably at most 100 mm and particularly preferably at most 80 mm.
- a “longitudinal extension” of an object is to be understood in this context as an extension of the object in a direction of longitudinal extension of the object.
- the direction of longitudinal extension of the object is a direction which is parallel to a longest edge and/or side of a smallest, in particular imaginary, cuboid just surrounding the object.
- the adapter have a transverse extension of at most 120 mm, advantageously at most 60 mm, preferably at most 40 mm and particularly preferably at most 30 mm.
- a “transverse extension” of an object hang an extension of the object in a transverse direction of the object are understood.
- the direction of transverse extent of the object is a direction which is parallel to a second-longest edge and/or side of a smallest cuboid, in particular an imaginary cuboid, that just barely encloses the object.
- the adapter in particular an outer housing of the adapter, is advantageously of at least essentially cuboid design.
- the adapter have a thickness of at most 80 mm, advantageously at most 40 mm, preferably at most 30 mm and particularly preferably at most 20mm.
- the invention is also based on a method for operating an adapter, in particular an aforementioned adapter, with an external unit, in particular the aforementioned external unit, the adapter having an adapter unit with a communication interface for communication with the external unit.
- At least the adapter unit is supplied with energy independently.
- Such a method can advantageously provide particularly high flexibility when operating an adapter.
- advantageous mobility and/or particularly flexible use of the adapter can be achieved by means of an autonomous energy supply for at least one adapter unit of the adapter.
- the versatility of the adapter specifically with regard to use and/or with regard to a communication connection with at least one further unit and/or at least one external unit, can be increased.
- the communication interface has a WPAN communication unit for wireless communication with the external unit and that the external unit is placed at least partially on the adapter. Flexibility and convenience can be further increased in this way, since a particularly simple and quick connection can be provided between an adapter and an external unit.
- the external unit is advantageously placed at least partially on the adapter. In the arranged state, the external unit can be arranged at least partially on the adapter and/or the transceiver configuration device. It would be conceivable that the external unit at least 5%, advantageously at least 10%, preferably at least 30% and particularly preferably at least 50% is placed on the adapter and/or the transceiver configuration device.
- numerals such as “first” and “second” which precede certain terms are only used to differentiate between method steps and/or objects and/or to allocate objects to one another and do not imply any existing total number and/or ranking of objects and/or method steps.
- a “second” object and/or method step does not necessarily imply the existence of a “first” object and/or method step.
- the adapter, the transceiver system and the method for operating an adapter should not be limited to the application and embodiment described above.
- the adapter and/or the transceiver system and/or the method for operating the adapter can have a number of individual elements, components, units and/or method steps that differs from the number specified herein in order to fulfill a function described herein.
- values lying within the specified limits should also be considered disclosed and can be used as desired.
- transceiver system with a transceiver interface, which comprises at least one adapter, with an external unit and with at least one transceiver in a plugged-in state,
- FIG. 2 shows the transceiver system with the transceiver interface and at least the transceiver in an unconnected state
- 3 shows a detailed view of a transceiver interface with a further unit designed as a transceiver configuration device and an adapter in the plugged-in state
- FIG. 4 shows a further detailed view of the transceiver interface according to FIG. 3,
- FIG. 7 shows a further detailed view of the adapter according to FIG. 6,
- FIG. 8 shows a schematic overview of the transceiver system
- FIG. 9 shows a schematic process flow diagram to show a method for operating the adapter.
- FIG. 1 shows a transceiver system 10 with an adapter 60, with an external unit 16 and with a further unit 70.
- the further unit 70 is designed as a transceiver configuration device 50 by way of example.
- the adapter 60 and the transceiver configuration device 50 are part of a transceiver interface 12 of the transceiver system 10.
- the transceiver system 10 also has at least one transceiver 14.
- the transceiver system 10 is in the form of an optical transceiver system and is intended to configure and/or reconfigure the transceiver 14 .
- the transceiver system 10 is an SFP transceiver system.
- the transceiver system 10 could be a CFP, an OSFP, an XFP, a QSFP and/or a QSFP-DD transceiver system.
- the transceiver system 10 provides at least one data transmission system and/or a communication system for the external unit 16, the transceiver interface 12 and/or at least the transceiver 14.
- transceivers 14 are shown here by way of example, only one transceiver being provided with a reference number and the following description being based on this transceiver as an example.
- the transceiver 14 is a pluggable transceiver.
- the transceiver 14 could be a CFP, an XFP, an OSFP, a QSFP, or a QSFP-DD transceiver.
- transceiver 14 is embodied as an SFP transceiver.
- the transceiver interface 12 has a transceiver interface 52 (cf. FIGS. 1 to 3 and 8).
- the transceiver interface 52 has at least one wired transceiver Communication unit 56 for wired communication of the transceiver interface 12 with the transceiver 14 (see FIG. 1 to 3 and 8).
- the wired transceiver communication unit 56 comprises at least one transceiver slot 78 for at least the transceiver 14 (see FIGS. 1 to 3).
- the conductor-bound transceiver communication unit 56 includes, by way of example, three transceiver slots, with only one transceiver slot being provided with a reference sign for the sake of clarity.
- the transceiver 14 can be connected to the transceiver interface 12 in a reversible, detachable manner, specifically detachable without destroying it.
- the transceiver 14 can be plugged into the transceiver interface 12 .
- FIG. 1 shows a connected state, namely a plugged-in state, in which at least transceiver 14 is connected to transceiver interface 12, namely lying in transceiver interface 12 by means of transceiver slot 78.
- the transceiver 14 can communicate with the transceiver interface 12 via the transceiver interface 52 .
- FIG. 2 shows an unconnected state in which at least the transceiver 14 is arranged separately from the transceiver interface 12.
- FIGS. 3 and 4 each show detailed views of the transceiver interface 12 with the adapter 60 and the transceiver configuration device 50 in the plugged-in state.
- FIG. 5 shows a detailed view of the transceiver configuration device 50 .
- the detailed views of the adapter 60 according to FIGS. 6 and 7 illustrate a structure of the adapter 60.
- FIG. 9 shows a schematic process flow diagram of a process for operating the adapter 60 by way of example.
- the transceiver configuration device 50 is provided for configuring the transceiver 14 .
- the transceiver configuration device 50 is designed as a mobile field device (cf. FIGS. 1 to 5).
- the transceiver configuration device 12 has the wired transceiver communication unit 56, specifically at least the transceiver slot 78. In the plugged-in state is at least the Transceiver 14 is plugged into transceiver configuration device 50 via transceiver slot 78 (see FIG. 1).
- the transceiver interface 52 provides a configuration connection between the transceiver configuration device 50 and the transceiver 14 .
- the transceiver interface 52 provides a user data connection with the transceiver 14 in the operational state.
- the user data connection is an Internet connection, advantageously a high-speed Internet connection.
- the user data connection could be a LAN connection.
- the transceiver configuration device 50 has a device housing 80 (see FIGS. 1 to 5). At least the transceiver interface 52 is arranged in the device housing 80 .
- the device housing 80 is designed as an outer housing 82 .
- the device housing 82 has a holding unit 84 which is intended to hold the external unit 16 (see FIGS. 1 to 5).
- the holding unit 84 is at least essentially flat.
- a main plane of extension of the holding unit 84 is arranged at least essentially parallel to a main plane of extension of the device housing 80 .
- the holding unit 84 is formed in one piece with a top wall of the device housing 80 . In the present case, the holding unit 84 is materially connected to the top wall of the device housing 80 .
- FIG. 1 shows an arranged state of the external unit 16, in which the external unit 16 lies at least partially on the holding unit 84.
- the holding unit 84 has at least one static friction element 86 (cf. FIGS. 1 to 5).
- the external unit 16 could be connected to the transceiver configuration device 50 by means of a further wired communication unit 88 .
- the transceiver configuration device 50 has the further wired communication unit 88 (cf. FIG. 5).
- the external unit 16 is an external electronic device which is designed as an operating unit and/or control unit and is provided for controlling the transceiver interface 12, preferably the transceiver configuration device 50, and/or for configuring the transceiver 14.
- the external unit 16 is a mobile Terminal, as in this case as a cell phone, designed (see FIG. 1). Alternatively, it could possibly also be a permanently installed computer.
- the adapter 60a is designed as a retrofit part and/or accessory part, specifically for the mobile transceiver configuration device 50 (cf. Figures 6 and 7 ).
- the adapter 60 is provided for connection to at least the transceiver configuration device 50 .
- the adapter 60 In the plugged-in state according to FIG. 1, the adapter 60 is connected to the transceiver configuration device 50 .
- the adapter 60 In the unconnected state, the adapter 60 is arranged separately from the transceiver configuration device 50 (cf. FIG. 2).
- the external unit 16 is at least partially arranged on the adapter 60 in the arranged state, specifically lying on the adapter 60 . In the present case, at least 15% of the external unit 16 lies on the adapter 60.
- the adapter 60 has an adapter housing 90 (see FIGS. 6 and 7).
- the Adapterge housing 90 of the adapter 60 is presently cuboid.
- the adapter 60 has a longitudinal extension of at most 200 mm. In the present case, the longitudinal extension is at least essentially 86 mm.
- the adapter 60 has a transverse extension of at most 120 mm. In this exemplary embodiment, the adapter 60, specifically the outer housing 82, has a transverse extent of 50 mm, with a transverse extent of 35 mm also being possible.
- the adapter 60 has a thickness of at most 80 mm. In the present case, the thickness of the adapter 60, specifically the adapter housing 82, is at least essentially 25 mm.
- the expression “at least essentially” is to be understood as meaning that a value and/or an orientation deviates from the described value and/or the described orientation by at most 10%, advantageously by at most 5% and preferably by at most 1%.
- the transceiver interface 12 has a configuration unit 18 (see FIGS. 1 to 3 and 8). It can be seen from FIG. 8 that the configuration unit 18 is formed at least partially in one piece with the transceiver configuration device 50 and the adapter 60 . Here, the adapter 60 and the transceiver configuration device 50 together have the configuration unit 18a.
- the adapter 60 and the transceiver configuration device 50 comprise at least one unit and/or at least one element of the configuration unit 18.
- the transceiver interface 12 has an energy supply unit 26 (cf. FIGS. 1 to 4 and 8). In the operating state, the energy supply unit 26 provides an autonomous energy supply for at least the configuration unit 18 for at least 30 minutes.
- the adapter 60 has the energy supply unit 26 for the self-sufficient energy supply of at least the configuration unit 18 (cf. FIGS. 1 to 4 and 6 to 8).
- the transceiver configuration device 50 includes a configuration element 54 of the configuration unit 18 (cf. FIG. 8).
- the energy supply unit 26 is provided in addition to the self-sufficient energy supply of at least the configuration element 54 .
- the transceiver 14 can be configured using the configuration element 54 .
- the transceiver 14 can be programmed and/or tuned and/or tested in the operating state, for example.
- the configuration element 54 receives a configuration command and/or a control command for configuring the transceiver 14 from the external unit 16.
- the configuration element 54 is controlled directly using a browser that can be executed on the external unit 16.
- the configuration unit 18 has a communication interface 20 for communication with the external unit 16 (see FIGS. 1 to 4 and 8).
- the communication interface 20 communicates with the external unit 16 using a first communication protocol.
- the communication interface 20 includes a wireless communication unit 28 for wireless communication with the external unit 16 (cf. FIG. 8).
- the wireless communication unit 28 is provided for this purpose, for example an infrared connection, a WLAN connection, a radio connection, an NFC connection, a Bluetooth connection, a ZigBee connection and/or a wireless USB connection between the external unit 16 and the transceiver interface 12, in the present case between the external unit 16 and at least the adapter 60.
- the wireless communication unit 28 is designed as a WPAN communication unit 36 (cf. FIG. 8).
- the WPAN communication unit 36 provides at least one Bluetooth connection for communication on between the external unit 16 and the configuration unit 18 ready.
- the external unit 16 communicates in the operating state at least with the adapter 60 by means of the WPAN communication unit 36 (cf. FIG. 8).
- the communication interface 20 has at least one wired communication unit 30, specifically a USB communication unit for wired communication with the external unit 16 (see FIG. 8).
- the wired communication unit 30 is part of the transceiver interface 12.
- the adapter 60 has the wired communication unit 30, specifically the USB communication unit (see FIGS. 4 and 7).
- the USB communication unit is designed as a USB-C communication unit.
- a USB-C connector of the external unit 16 can be used for communication between the external unit 16 and the transceiver interface 12 in the USB-C communication unit designed as a USB-C socket.
- the communication between the external unit 16 and the transceiver interface 12, namely at least the adapter 60 in the present case, can take place by means of the wired communication unit 30.
- the energy supply unit 26 is provided for the self-sufficient energy supply of at least the external unit 16 .
- the adapter 60 has an adapter unit 62 .
- the adapter unit 62 is part of the configuration unit 18 (cf. FIG. 8).
- the adapter unit 62 in the present case includes the communication interface 20 for communication with the external unit 16.
- the configuration unit 18 communicates with the external unit 16 by means of the wireless communication unit 28 in the operating state.
- the adapter 60 has the energy supply unit 26 for the self-sufficient energy supply at least the adapter unit 62 on.
- the adapter unit 62 has an adapter interface 64 (cf. FIGS. 1 to 4 and 6 to 8).
- the adapter interface 64 for wired communication with the transceiver configuration device 50 has at least one wired adapter communication unit 66, which is embodied as a USB adapter communication unit, for example (cf. FIGS. 6 and 8).
- Figure 6 makes it clear that the wired adapter communication unit 66 a connector element 68 which can be connected directly to the transceiver configuration device 50 .
- the USB adapter communication unit is a micro USB adapter communication unit, with the connector element 68 being designed as a micro USB connector.
- the connec derelement 68 can be plugged into a mating socket 72 of the transceiver configuration device 50, here in a micro-USB mating socket of the transceiver configuration device 50.
- the mating socket 72 of the transceiver configuration device 50 is sunk into the device housing.
- the adapter 60 can be connected to the transceiver configuration device 50 by means of the connector element 68 in a reversible, preferably detachable manner, specifically detachable in a non-destructive manner, and can be plugged into the transceiver interface 50 .
- the conductor-bound adapter communication unit 66 is connected directly to the transceiver configuration device 50 by means of the connector element 68 (cf. FIGS. 1, 3 and 4).
- the adapter interface 64 the adapter 60 communicates in the plugged-in state and in the operating state with the further unit 70, specifically the transceiver configuration device 50 in the present case, by means of a second communication protocol.
- the adapter unit 62 has a converter unit 74 which is intended to enable communication between the external unit 16 and at least the adapter 60 .
- the converter unit 74 enables communication between the adapter 60 and the transceiver configuration device 50.
- the converter unit 74 is provided for conversion between the first communication protocol and the second communication protocol.
- the converter unit 74 converts communication using the first communication protocol or the second communication protocol into communication using the second communication protocol or the first communication protocol.
- the wireless communication connection can optionally be switched on.
- the transceiver interface 12, specifically the adapter 60 in the present case has an operating element 92 which is provided at least for activating the wireless communication connection with the external unit 16 (cf. FIGS. 4 and 7). At least one operating mode of the operating state can be set using the operating element 92 .
- the operating state has several operating modes. In the present case, the operating element 92 can be moved between at least three positions.
- the configuration unit 18 has a display unit 32 which is provided for displaying at least one operating status. In the present case, the display unit 32 is part of the adapter 60 (cf. FIGS. 4 and 7). The display unit 32 is integrated in the operating element 92 .
- the operating state has several operating modes.
- the display unit 32 is provided to display at least one operating status with regard to at least one operating mode of the operating modes.
- a first operating mode of the operating modes the exter ne unit 16 for communication with the transceiver interface 12 by means of the leitergebun which communication unit 30 with the transceiver interface 12, specifically the adapter 60 is connected (not shown).
- the first operating mode the data transmission and/or the communication between the external unit 16 and the transceiver interface 12 takes place on a wire basis, specifically passively.
- the external unit 16 can supply at least the configuration unit 18 with energy in the first operating mode, specifically by means of the wired communication unit 30 .
- the external unit 16 can charge the power supply unit 26 with energy.
- the display unit 32 displays the first operating mode using a yellow color (not shown).
- a second operating mode of the operating modes is displayed by the display unit 32, for example using a blue color (not shown).
- the external unit 16 for communication with the transceiver interface 12, specifically the configuration unit 18, is connected to the transceiver interface 12 via the wired communication unit 30 (not shown).
- the energy supply unit 26 provides the self-sufficient energy supply, preferably independently of the external unit 16, at least for the configuration unit 18.
- the display unit 32 lights up green in the third operating mode.
- FIG. 1 shows the operating state in the third operating mode.
- the energy supply unit 26 provides the autonomous energy supply for at least the configuration unit 18 (cf. FIG. 8).
- the wireless communication unit 28 provides the wireless communication link for communication between the transceiver interface 12 and the external unit 16 (cf. FIG. g 1).
- the external unit 16 in the third operating mode is connected to the transceiver interface 12, specifically the adapter 60, by means of the Bluetooth connection (cf. FIG. 1).
- the transceiver interface 12 has an operator interface 34 (cf. FIGS. 4 and 5). This means that the control and/or operation by means of the external unit 16 can possibly be dispensed with.
- the energy supply unit 26 supplies at least the operator interface 34 with energy independently.
- FIG. 9 clarifies the process for operating the adapter 60. The process could have a number of process sub-steps. In the present example, the method for operating the adapter 60 is illustrated using a first method step 100 and a second method step 102 .
- the external unit 16 In order to communicate with the external unit 16 by means of the communication interface 20 , the external unit 16 is placed at least partially on the adapter 60 in the first partial method step 100 .
- the communication connection is activated.
- the energy supply unit 26 is activated, so that at least the adapter unit 62 is independently supplied with energy by means of the energy supply unit 26 .
- the wireless communication connection between the external unit 16 and the adapter 60 can thus be provided by means of the communication interface 20, the communication interface 20 being the WPAN communication unit 36 for wireless communication with the external unit 16.
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