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NEWSCASTER
VT2
ENG/OB Microwave Transmitter
User Manual
M17-0002-00A - REV 4
(for software Rev D31 and below)
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Nucomm Inc‘
101 Bilby Road
Hackettstown, NJ 07840
Tel: 908-852-3700 Fax: 908-813—0399
wwwNucommxom
NewsCaster VTZ
Warranty
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Equipment manufactured by Nucomm, Inc. is warranted to meet all customer
specifications and to be free from defects in material and workmanship within a period of
two years from date of shipment fiom Nucemm. The company’s liability under this
warranty is limited to:
. Servicing or adjusting equipment.
0 Replacement of defective parts.
Any equipment returned to the factory shall have the freight paid for by the buyer.
Equipment showing damage by misuse, abnormal conditions of operation, or attempts to
repair by other than authorized service personal shall be excluded from this mmanty.
Nucomm, Inc. shall in no event be responsible for incidental injury or property damage,
Since Nucomm, Inc. has no control over conditions of use, no warranty is made or
implied as to suitability for the customer’s intended use, beyond such performance
specifications as are made part of the purchase order. There are no warranties expressed
or implied, except as stated herein. This limitation on warranties shall not be modified by
verbal representations.
Proprietary & Disclaimer Notice
All information and graphic images herein contained within this manual are considered
the sole property of Nueomm, Inc. and is issued in the strictest of confidence. This
material may not be reproduced, stored, copied, or converted in any form, nor shall it be
disclosed to others or used for manufacturing or any other purpose without the written
permission of an authorized representative of Nucomm, Inc.
Nucomm, Inc. has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this material at the time of
printing. However, as the specifications, equipment, and this manual are subject to
change without notice, Nucomm, Inc. assumes no responsibility or liability whatsoever
for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this manual, or for any decisions based
on its use. This manual is supplied for informational purposes only and should not be
construed as a commitment by Nucomm, Inc.
© Copyrighted 2005, Nucomm, Ina, Hackettstown, New Jersey 08740
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Customer Service Information
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Equipment Returns
Customer Serw'ce technicians at Nucomm are available to extend technical assistance to
customers installing or operating Nucomm equipment. They will also assist customers
with equipment troubleshooting. If this cannot be successfully accomplished by
telephone, the equipment may be returned to the factory for repairl Loaner equipment is
often available until Nucomm is able to ship repaired units. The Nucomm Customer
Service telephone number is (908) 852-3700.
Do not return any Nucomm product to the factory until you have received a return
authorization (RA) number and shipping instructions from Nucomm. When returning
equipment to Nucomm, please enclose a letter containing the following:
- RA number.
- Model number.
a Serial number.
0 Frequency operating range (in the case afmodules)
o A detailed description of the problem.
0 Name of an engineer or technician we may contact in regards to this problem.
- Include a “ship to” and “bill to” address
Ship to:
Nucomm, Inc.
101 Bilby Road
Hackettstown, New Jersey 07840
For International orders
In the case of units being shipped fiom outside the United States, Nucomm recommends
the use of a courier such as Federal Express, UPS, etc, and that the goods be shipped
DOOR-TO—DOOR PRE-PAJD. This will eliminate Customs costs, handling charges and
delays. Enclose aLl the information above, plus a statement that the equipment was
manufactured in the United States (the latter is needed to expedite customs processing).
Nucomm evaluates all returned units free of charge, and then confers with customers on
corrective action.
Telephone Consultation
Should there be a need for emergency telephone consultation, please have your model
number and serial number available for the Customer Service representative. Nucomm
Customer Service representatives are available to deal with all technical questions or
difficulties.
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Replacement Modules
Troubleshooting to the component level is often not cost-efil‘ective and frequently
impossible. Often the practical method of effecting field repairs is to substitute known
good spare modules for suspect units. Nuccmm maintains an inventory of replacement
modules for its complete line of products.
Field Repair
Nucomm products are designed with easy access to components to facilitate service.
When troubleshooting the VT2 Transmitter, the user is cautioned to read all module
descriptions in this manual. Some Nucomm modules cannot be serviced in the field.
Warnings are included in the circuit descriptions and on certain modules themselves,
however the lack of a warning cannot be construed as a statement of safety. To prevent
voiding of the Nucomm warranty that protects the equipment, please contact Nucornin
before servicing or making any repairs.
Shipping Damage
Equipment shipped FOB Nucomm, Inc; shall become the property of buyer upon
delivery to and receipt from carrier. Any damage in shipment should be handled by the
buyer directly with the carrier. [immediately request the carrier’s inspection upon
evidence of damage in shipment.
Do not return any Nucomm product to the factory until a return authorization (RA)
number has been given, along with shipping instructions, as discussed previously.
Contact I n formation
Nucomm Inc.
101 Bilby Road
Hackettstown, NJ 07840
Tel: 908-852-3700 Fax: 908-813-0399
www.Nucomm.com
For 24-hour emergency service, our Customer Service Manager can be contacted by
pager at (908) 515-3709.
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Document Revision
Date Modified
Revision
Modifiecl_by
Modification Detail
October 25, 2004
March 11, 2005
June 3, 2005
November 3,
2005
January 20, 2006
J Payne/M Hardy
M Hardy
R Risch
M Hardy
R Risch/M Hardy
Initial Release
Formatting changes.
Changing in text, graphics and
formatting,
Updated Nycoil and related
information, as well as figure
numbering, references, Menu
Tree, and Frequency Stability.
Changes in format. Menu Tree,
text and graphics Added BAS
instructions
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Terms & Definitions
16QAM (I 6 phase Quadrature Amplitude Modulation) A digital modulation
technique that combines amplitude modulation and phase shift
keying (16-phase-states) in sending data. This type of modulation
supports a transfer rate up to 14 Mbps
64QAM (64 phase Quadrature Amplitude Modulation) A digital modulation
technique that combines amplitude modulation and phase shifi
keying (64-phase~states) in sending data. This type of modulation
supports a transfer rate up to 28 Mbps
ASI (Asynchronous Serial Interface) is a format for how video is carried.
It is designed to transport MPEG-2 video streams over 75-ohm
coaxial cable at a rate of 270 Mbps for television applications. It is
similar to SD] (Serial Digital Interface) in bit rate and equalization
properties. however; ASI uses 8310 encoding and is compatible with
varying bit-rate signals supporting both single and multiple
transport streams, AS] carries both audio and video information
within a signal.
BER (Bit Error Rate) is the ratio of detected bits in error to the total bits
delivered in a received signal
Composite Video A single analog video signal encoded with luminance (brightness),
chrominance (color), horizontal, and vertical wnchronization
information requiring only a single connection.
COFDM (Coded Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) A type of
modulation scheme where more than a 1000 signals are generated
from a single signal, and transmitted at right angles to each other.
This is to reduce signal loss by a receiver due to obstructions and
reflections.
DV’B-T (Digital Video Broadcasting -Terrestrial) An international digital
broadcast standard developed in Europe. DVB‘T specifies a
bandwidth of 6 to 8 MHz per channel, while utilizing MPEG-2 video
compression and MPEG audio compression
Dynamic Range The ratio between noise and the greatest un-distorted signal on a
channel. This is similar in concept to SNR.
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F EC (Forward Error Correction) A transmission technique that utilizes
error correction data being sent with the carrier signal for possible
signal re-generation by the receiver should errors be detected.
GOP (Group Of Pictures) A sequence of frames within an MPEG-Z
stream to allow video editing and splicing fi'om dijferent signal
sources.
MER (Modulation Error Rate) is the ratio of power of the signal to the
power of the error vectors, expressed in dB. MER is fundamentally
used as an early indicator of signal degradation
MPEG (Moving Picture Ewert Group) A family of standards that utilizes
complex compression techniques to encode audio—video information
into a signal.
NTSC (National Television systems Committee) A United States based
organization, which develops technical standards for broadcasting.
PAL (Phase Alternating Line) The European standard for video
broadcast.
P11) (Package Identifier) Information located at the beginning of a
transmitted packet that tells the receiver what to do with the packet
QPSK (Quadrature Phase Shifi Keying) A digital fiequency modulation
technique where a single phase carrier is modulated into a four
phase signal, with each quadrant represented by a two digit binary
number. The signal is then transmitted and demodulated by the
receiver into frequency independent voltage levels.
SDI (Serial Digital Interface) A digital video format utilizing a 270 Mbps
transfer rate. The signal consists of a 10-bit, scrambled interface
for both digital video and four channels of embedded digital audio.
SDI requires a standard 75-ohm BNC connector and coax cable for
connection to a device.
SN'R (Signal-zo-Noise Ratio) is the ratio between the magnitude of a
signal (usefid information) to the amount of unwanted interference
(noise) that has mixed in with it. SNRs are usually expressed in
terms of the logarithmic decibel scale (dB). The greater the ratio,
the less noise and the more easily it can be filtered out
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Symbol A single Symbol can be Considered one phase-state of a QPSK
signal. All four Symbols used together can be considered the baud
rate of the signal,
Transport Stream When several video and analog inputs are multiplexed into a single
data stream for transmission.
VIT (Viterbi - Forward Error Correction) is the process of signal re-
generation afier errors have been detected by the receiver. This is
usually expressed in “Pre VIT” (before correction) and “Post VIT"
(afier correction) in order to show how hard the FEC is working.
(See definition for “FEC ") Either Reed-Solomon or trellis
decoding is applied directly afier to correct error bits to give a quasi
error free signal
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NewsCaster VT2 Descrtgtion
1. DESCRIPTION
Nucomm’s NewrCaster VT2 series is a two
box Digital and Analog ENG/OB Microwave
Transmitter System. The Mast Mounted
Microwave Transmitter is designed to operate
in any specified band in the 1.00 to 15.5 GHz
fi'equency range. Each unit is field
programmable and configurable to meet a
wide range of customer requirements
The NewsCaster VT2 consists of two boxes,
the Mast Mount Transmitter and 19” Control
unit. The two are connected with a single RG-
6 coax (or optional Triax), which carries the
70 MHZ IF, Control Data and typically also
the DC power. However, some cable types
require the use of an auxiliary power cable.
(Refer to Table 1)
Highlighted features include 6 Quick-Key
presets that allow single button operation,
integrated dynamic color bars, super low delay
MPEG, multiple modulation modes, and
capable of transporting HD. Special menus
have been included to ease the BAS relocation
process.
The NewsCarrer VT2 is fully integrated with
an Analog FM modulator, compliant super-
low delay MPEG 2 Encoder and Multimode
Digital Modulator. Available modulations
include FM (NTSC / PAL), COFDM, and
optional single carrier QAM, and VSB. As
additional digital modulation formats become
available, the VT2 can be easily updated
This makes the VT2 extremely flexible while
greatly reducing circuit complexity.
Other available options include Pan & Tilt
control, lOWatt Digital Power Amplifier,
remote control and monitoring, multi-band
operation and many other features and
options.
This manual is written in a general form to
cover all configurations and options for the
NewsCaster VT2 within the l.00 to
15.5 GHz frequency range.
The checklist on the front cover of this manual
gives the specified fiequency channel
assignments for the particular model. The
specific serial number is listed on the hem
cover sheet of this manual. The front cover
sheet of this manual also lists the detailed
configuration for this specific model and serial
numbered unit.
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Given the model number, the unit’s configuration can be determined using the following:
AAAAA — NCVT2 — BBCC — X — YZ
L Options
Emphasis Type
Specified Frequency Plan
Power Output
Model
Generalized Frequency Plan
Designator
Where:
AAAAA = mean frequency band center in GHz rounded to the closest GHz. This number is then
multiplied by 10. For multiple bands, each center frequency designation is separated by a backslash
../".
BB = Used to identify the power output, per the following Power Output Designators:
Code Analog Digital Singliljland Dual Band
E 5 Watt 2 Watt 2 or 7GHz
J 10 Watt 4 Watt 7GHz
L 12 Wart 6 Watt 2GHZ
EJ 5/10Wart 2/4Wart 2/7GHz
EL 5/12 Watt 2/6Wat1 2/7GHz
IL 10/12Watt 4/6Watt 2/7GHz
CC = Nucomm assigns a frequency c dart number for each unique frequency channel combination.
The specific frequency-channel assignment for the unit covered by this manual is given in the chart
as shown on the front cover of this manual.
X = Type Emphasis; 1 = NTSC and PAL M; 2 = PAL B/Gl
YZ = Miscellaneous options as listed below (append as many letters as needed)
G=160 VDC Pan&Ti1t M2=FM/COFDM
G1=12—24VDCPa.n&Tilt M3=FM/COFDM/DVBS
I = Four Contact Closures M4 = COFDM / DVBS
U1 = 90 to 260 VAC M5 = DVBS only
U3 = 11 to 15 VDC M6 = External 70MHz
M=FM only M7 =VSB
M1 = COFDM only
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F sutures
2. FEATURES
Nucornm’s NewsCaster VT2 Series Digital-
Analog ENG/OB Microwave Transmitters
were designed with the BAS Relocation in
mind, and are the most comprehensive
ENG/OB radios in the world. The VT2
features both Analog and Digital operation1
and is optimized for ENG/OB truck
applications.
In the Digital mode, the NewsCaster VT2 will
accept SDI, ASI, or Composite video signals.
and digitally compresses them using a 4:2:2 or
41210 MIPEGZ encoder. This signal is then
internally modulated using one of the
available modulation formats: COFDM, or
optional QAM or VSB. (Refer to Figure 1).
The NewsCasrer VT2 can also accept
externally modulated signals via the 70 MHz
Input Port.
The NewsCaster VT2 Control Unit contains
the Mulls-Mode 70 MHz modulator (FM,
COFDM, or optional VSB, and QAM), MPEG
Encoder, Control interface, and Power Supply.
The 70 MHZ IF, +45VDC, and Control Data
are typically sent up a 75 Q cable (50 Q
optional), via a Nycoil assembly, to feed the
mast-mounted RF Unit next to the antenna.
Many state—of-the-an options are available,
some not found on any other ENG/OB
Transmitters.
The Nucomm NewsCaster VT2 Series of
ENG/OB transmitters are available in single,
and dual models. This manual covers all the
models in the NewsCaster VT2 series. Refer
to the front cover of this manual for the bands
available in your specific configuration.
The multi—band unit provides full coverage of
the 2/25 and 7 GHz bands. Band and
channel selections are clearly viewed and
controlled w‘a the front panel LCD interface.
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The rugged NewsCasrer VT2 RF Head (Figure
15 & Figure 17) includes the power amplifier,
up-conveiter, and low noise frequency
synthesizer, encased in a weatherproof
enclosure that mounts on the antenna pan and
tilt, replacing the conventional power
amplifier. This setup combines precise tuning
of the transmitter frequency with exceptional
output power. The RF unit is equipped with a
type “N” connectors for the directional and
optional omnidirectional antennas For Dual-
Band systems, the RF unit has may have as
many as four type “N” connectors: two for 2
GHz operation, and two for 7 GHz operation.
Frequency Coverage
The Nucomm NewsCasrer VT2 is available in
single, dual and muld~band models. The chart
on the from cover of this manual lists the
frequencies covered for the indicated serial
numbered unit. Channel selecn'on is
accomplished through the front panel LCD
controls.
Prime Power
All NewrCaster VT? mast mounted
transmitters feature a built-in AC power
.. supply, which operates on AC power ranging
from 90 to 260 VAC and 40 to 60 Hz. The
NewsCaster VT2 automatically adapts to the
input voltage without requiring internal
jumpers or switch settings The NewsCaster
VT2 is also available in a DC powered unit
using +11 to +32 VDC.
Audio Sub-carriers
Two (four optional) field programmable
synthesized audio sub-carriers feature
individual LINE/OFF/TON'E source selection.
The sub-carrier frequencies, Mode, and
additional gain are fiont panel adjustable
using the LCD interface.
User Manual
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F eatures
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Standby Mode
In the Standby mode, the NewsCarter VT2 is
powered on, but the RF output is muted,
enabling the Transmitter to be tuned safely
without radiating off-frequency emissions.
The NewsCaster VT2 will remain in Standby
until err-frequency lock has been obtained.
Switching from Standby to the Normal
(operating) mode results in instantaneous on-
frequency transmission. Ifthe synthesizer has
not attained lock when the Standby switch is
switched to Normal, the unit will remain in
Standby until tin-frequency lock has been
obtained.
Signal-Strength Indicators
Transmitted signal strength is indicated on the
LCD display by a digital readout. The digital
readout indicates the transmitted signal level
in dBm, as well as the transmit mode (Analog
or Digital). This is intended as only an
approximate reading of power.
Color Bar Generator
~ Tone (L — CW / R — Pulse).
0 ID (Blinking when connection active).
. Dynamic.
Other Standard Features
0 Digitally synthesized microwave oscillator
tuning,
- Independent Automatic Gain Control
(AGC) for line inputs. (Two audio rub-
carriers are standard, four are optional.)
RSZ32/RS485 Remote.
Antenna Polarization Control.
Power Adjustments.
Analog/Digital Operation.
Field Programmable RF and ASC settings.
Four Relay Contact Closures (Optional).
2.1 PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
The master control unit measures 190 inches
(48.1 cm) wide by one 1.75 inches (443 cm)
high by 13.0 inches (32.9 cm) deep. The mast
mounted RF unit measures 9.0 inches (22.8
cm) wide by 10.0 inches (25.3 cm) long by
3.75 inches (9.5 cm) high in a rugged housing
and is designed to withstand rough handling in
the field. The case is weather-resistant and all
connectors are weathenroofed.
2.2 OPTIONS
- Pan & Tilt Controller.
- Remote Control So 2tware allowing the
NewsCasrer VT2 to be fully monitored and
controlled from an BM Compatible PC
through a R5232C/RS485 port.
0 High Power Amplifier (20 Watt Analog,
10 Watt Digital).
0 Mounting Adapter Plates enabling
mounting of the RF Head and High Power
Amplifier to the Pan and Tilt.
Mm.
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2 AESIEBU Audio
SDI
Composi'e
Coax m
AS' RF Um!
——>
Almliary 045V DC
Power to RF Unil
——>
Fan and Tilt Power
AC
(Optional no)
Figure 1: NewsCaster VT2 Control Unit Block Diagram
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2.3 FREQUENCY PLANS (USA)
Typical Frequency Plans for the NEWSCaster VT2 can only be provided for the United States. All
other iniernarional Frequency Plans are individualized to meet specific customer requirements and
licensing restrictions Units ordered will have their frequencies and bands stated on the customer 3
purchase order.
CHANNEL / FREQUENCY PLAN - CHART NO: 326
(2 GHz Old)
r nuenc Ran e 1,994MHz— 2,497 MHz
Tnble 1: Frequency Plan (US), 26112 “Old”
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CHANNEL / FREQUENCY PLAN - CHART NO:
(2 GHz New)
fillenc Rana 2,025 MHz — 2,496 MHz
-Em Receive Fre-uenc MHz
-' 352..." Law "'
326
Table 2: Frequency Plan (U S), 2GHz “New”
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CHANNEL / FREQUENCY PLAN - CHART NO: 326
(Fr - uenc Rane 6,431Nfllz — 7.119 MHz
Aw * ‘ mm
6,487.50
a ' 4:9
Table 3: Frequency Plan (US), 7Gl-Iz
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CHANNEL / FREQUENCY PLAN - CHART N0: 10
re - uenc Rane 12,706MHz - 12,950MHz
12,712.50
12,812.50
12,325.00
12,862.50
12,900.00
12,912.50
12,925.00
12,950.00
Table 4: Frequency Plan (US), 1201-11
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CHANNEL / FREQUENCY PAN - CHART NO: 10
(Frequency Range 12,976MHz - 13,250NEI2)
Channel Offset Receive Frequency Null
(12,937.50
13,000 00
13,012.50
13,025.00
‘t‘f ‘ swa- . 5,
13,037.50
13, 050 00
13,062 50
. 32‘0 1 T“?
13, 075.00
, ”11513, 33:14: 313:
13,037.50
3mm?
13 137 0
3 H 7 13,150.00
13115250
41.
13,175.00 '
13, 21250
73311 , .-3 m»
13,225. 00
‘ 5253053
13.237 50
Table 5: Frequency Plan (US), IBGHz
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3. SPECIFICATIONS
RF PERFORMANCE
Frequency Bands (Frantpanel selectable)
Band 1: ..........
Band 1, optional:
Band 2: ..........
(other plans available)
1.99 GHz— 2.50 GHz
2.30 GHz — 2.70 GHz
6.43 GHz — 7.12 GHz
Tuning step size: 250 kHz (US), 100 kHz (Iniemational)
70 MHz input: -10 to 0 dBm (75 Ohms)
Frequency stability: ...................................... +/- 5ppm (.0005%)
Power Output:
2 GHz band:
Standard: 12W Analog; 4W Digital
Optional: 10W Digital; Analog adjustable to FCC maximum
EIRP (max amp power 25 W); Separate RF Head
6/7 GHz band:
Standard: ....5W Analog; 2W Digital
Optional: 10W Analog, 4 W Digital
Optional: 10W Digital; Analog adjustable to FCC mam'mum
EIRP (max amp power 25W); Separate RF Head
Dual Band 2 + 7GHz:
Standaxd: ............................................ 2GHz: 12W Analog, 4W Digital; 7GHz: SW Analog,
240W Digital
Optional: 2GHz: 10W Digital; Analog adjustable to FCC
maximum ELRP (max amp power 25W); Separate
RF Head 7GHz: 10W Analog, 4W Digital.
13GHz Band
Standard: 1W Analog, 0.25W Digital
Optional: .i.3W Analog, 1.75W Digital
Standby made:
Standby ...No RF output
Normal: 4. ...In5tant on fisequency transmission
Modulation Modes
COFDM
Modulation Formats COFDM; QPSK, 1GQAM, 84 QAM
Code Rate: 1/2, 2/3 3/4. 5/6, 7/8
Guard Interval: 1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4
Bandwidth: 6, 7 and 8 MHz,
Analog
Analog F ., ........................................ 2 field tunable subcarriers, Optional: 2 additional field tunable
sub-carriers
Modulation Deviation (field selectable): ................ 3 MHz/volt or4 MHz/volt
VSB
Modulation Formats ................................................ 2VSB, 4VSB, 8VSB, BTVSB
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NEWSCASTER VT2 Specifications
(Continued)
Video 8: Dig‘tal Input Performance:
Video: ............................................................. 525/625 lines NTSC/PAL field selectable
Analog Video Mode:
1V p-p for +/- 4 MHz deviation
1 V p-p for +/- 3 MHz deviation
(Video input sensitivity switchable)
Pie-emphasis or Fla ........... Field selectable
Pie-emphasis: . ........... NTSC/PAL-B,G or M LCD field selectable
Video Low-Pass-Filter LCD field selectable: 3.9, 4.5, 475, 5.0 and 6.0MHZ
Frequency Response: 0.5 dB (10 Hz to video filter selecred)
Base-Band Response: 1.0 dB (10 Hz to 10 MHz)
Signal-tomoise ratio: . 69 dB typical (65 dB minimum)
Differential Phase: +/- 1.0 degrees
Differential Gain: .. +/- 1.0 %
Digital Video Mode:
Composite Video:
IV p-p Maximum input
Frequency Response:
Base-Band Response:
Signal-to-uoise ratio
...0.5 dB (10 Hz to 20 kHz)
1.0 dB (10Hz to IOMHz)
69 dB typical (65 dB minimum)
Differential Phase: ...+/- 0.5 degrees
Differential Gain: .:.+/- 0.5 %
SDI and A51 ............ ...0.80 Volts p-p
Digital and Analog Modes:
Input impedance: ...75 Ohms
Retum loss: :..-26 dB (10 Hz to 5 MHZ)
Audio Performance:
Analog Audio Mode
Two channels ...2 Analog, or 1 AES/EBU, SDI De-embedded
Four optional ...4 Analog, or 2 AES/EBU, SDI De~embedded
Sub-Caniers: selectable and field tunable from front
panel; Tunable in 5 kHz steps 4.8 to 9.0 MHz
Line input:
US: +8 dBm, 600 Ohms for 75 kHz deviation
International: . +12 dBm, 600 Ohms for 100 kHz deviation
Frequency Response.
30 Hz to 10 kHz:
lOkHztolSkHz. 1.0dB
Deviation: 75 kHz peak at 1 kHz (1 00 kHz for PAL)
Pre-emphasxs. ..75 1,15 & 50 us LCD selectable
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