Need info on a Bliley NV92A721 - 10Mhz OCXO

[bingo600]

It has been pulled from an Austron unit.

The OCXO has the following printed on it (see pict):

Bliley
NV92A721
10Mhz
12512169
SN 006
9703

Any info would be appreciated , but the Pinout (and supply+efc specs) of the "round ocxo" plug is the most important part.

TIA
/Bingo

[Vgkid]

Google is not turning up anything, so I would suggest emailling Bliley.
http://www.bliley.com/index_063.htm

[edpalmer42]

Since you've got the board it was connected to, you should be able to reverse engineer the connections without too much trouble.

Serial number 006??  Obviously a big seller.  Maybe that's why it never made it to the Bliley web site.  The closest I could find is NV93.  I know that 'N' means it's an OCXO and 'V' means it has EFC.  I don't know if the numbers have any special significance.

I can't believe that Austron would use a chassis mount 9 pin tube socket and just stick wires on it like that.  Seems bizarre!

Ed

[bingo600]

Since you've got the board it was connected to, you should be able to reverse engineer the connections without too much trouble.

Serial number 006??  Obviously a big seller.  Maybe that's why it never made it to the Bliley web site.  The closest I could find is NV93.  I know that 'N' means it's an OCXO and 'V' means it has EFC.  I don't know if the numbers have any special significance.

I can't believe that Austron would use a chassis mount 9 pin tube socket and just stick wires on it like that.  Seems bizarre!

Ed

@Ed

I might end up doing that , trace the lines.
But i'd have to trace the power lines first , as the unit was defect upon receipt.
And the backplane/psu doesn't work.

/Bingo

[bingo600]

Seems like i'll have to trace it.

The mails to info@.... are undeliverable 

/Bingo