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DESCRIPTION
DVB-S and DVB-S2 signal transmodulator in DVB-C
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Free-to-Air (SCT 8000) and with Conditionnal Access
DVB-CI (SCT-CI 8000). Admits QPSK or 8PSK input
signals and modulated signal delivery in QAM.
Allows satellite programs to be viewed with DVB C receivers.
1st IF SAT signal with digital programming is converted
to the RF band between 50.5 and 858 MHz modulated
in DVB-C. Handles MPEG-2 or MPEG-4 signals enabling
selection of programs delivered on output.
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INSTALLATION AND START-UP
- The power sources must be disconnected from
the mains before connecting or disconnecting the
module.
Insert the CAM into the module ( look position N 10
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in the CONTROLS schema) before placing the module
on the frame (SCT-CI 8000).
Connect the earth connection of the frame to the earth
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connection of the antenna installation.
Fix the modules to the frame in the order shown in the
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application example (see page 3), with the power source
on the right and the amplifier on the left of the unit.
Make the signal distribution of the antenna(s) via the F-F
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coaxial bridge (Ref. 83814) and load the free output(s)
with 75 Ω (Ref. 84011).
Join the RF channel outputs (8) via the F-F coaxial bridge,
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and load the free output of module 1 with 75 Ω, beside
the power source.
Connect the Supply bus BA 807 ref. 83807 between the
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modules (5) and the SPS.
Connect the antenna drop cables to the corresponding
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inputs (1).
Connect the power source to the mains.
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WORKING TEMPERATURE
The modules have to be refreshed for their correct
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operationt. It's recommended to install the modules in
the housing with fan (Ref 83806) or, when installing on
a 19" rack, to use the Rack ventilation Unit (ref 83801)
When there are few modules to install, it's possible to
use the fan VNT 800 on the wall frame (fig N 1).
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MODULES PROGRAMMATION
The modules can be programmed:
Through the UCF 300 Control Unit (Ref 85115) in local
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mode, following the steps explained in this manual.
Through a PC in local mode. In this case, it's necessary
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to have a MCU 8000 unit and the "8000 series" interface
installed in the PC.
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UCF 300: BUTTONS' FUNCTIONS
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❏
The buttons
are for vertical menu scrolling.
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▼
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a) On the programming menu they are for selecting the
function to be programmed.
b) A parameter can be selected within a function.
c) A parameter setting can be modified within a
programmable parameter.
The
buttons are for horizontal scrolling through the
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programming menu, e.g.:
Function
parameter
The
button is for moving right.
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The
button is for exiting without changing the setting:
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escape.
The
button is for validating the data item programmed.
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OK
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DISPLAY INDICATIONS
The UCF 300 control unit has two rows of alphanumerical
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characters. The data display mode and programming
diagram on page 8 are a guide to this process:
If the characters are all upper case and on the upper
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row, this indicates that one of the 5 functions has been
entered.
If data appear on two rows of the display, the
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parameter to be adjusted is being displayed.
The right arrow shows how to enter to change the
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parameter setting.
A flashing box indicates that the parameter setting can
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be modified using the
(press the
button to validate).
OK
A "+" sign followed by the name of the service indicates
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that this service is in the output multiplex.
A " * " sign before the name indicates an encrypted
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service.
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PROGRAMMING with UCF 300
Connect the UCF 300 to the desired module. After a
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few seconds, the unit will show the model in question:
SCT 8000.
Press the
button to enter the standard menu
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(press
3 sec to go to the extended menu):
OK
1. RF OUTPUT
2. DVB-C OUTPUT (extended menu)
3. SAT INPUT
4. OUTPUT SERVICES
5. PSI EDIT (extended menu)
6. CAM (extended menu) / (SCT-CI 8000)
7. MEMORY
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Press the
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Press the
button to enter the parameters of the
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desired function.
See programming diagram on page 8.
1. RF OUTPUT: RF output
1.1. Out Frequency:
1.2. Out Level:
65 ÷ 80 dBμV
1.3. Out RF:
Enables/disables the RF output.
10
value.
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▼
button to scroll through the functions.
50,5 ÷ 858 MHz.
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