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- Page 1 MOD200 HD Modulator XMOD200 MOD200 User Manual HD Modulator View CCTV as Digital TV Channel ~ Full 1080p HD HDMI Input with Pass-Thru ~ RF Pass-Thru Backlit LCD Display Version 1.7 Last Revised 08/08/2018 Email: support @ kovert.com...
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Page 2: Accessories Included
Most homes still use coaxial cable as a way to distribute TV signals from the aerial to the various TVs within the property. The new MOD200 modulator allows you to make the best out of this set up and use it to distribute your home CCTV through this same coaxial cable network. -
Page 3: User Information
Special Note The MOD200 has to process and digitise the HDMI input from the DVR and this creates a small delay or “latency” on the output, typically in the region of 1.5 seconds. This means that the TV picture will be approximately 1.5 seconds behind what the source output is actually... -
Page 4: Front Panel
2 RF In F-Type socket for connecting to aerial or cascading from another MOD200 RF Out. If not using any RF in, then terminate with 75 Ohm Terminator provided. 3 HDMI Out HDMI (video and Audio) output for HDMI pass-thru... - Page 5 XMOD200 Typical Installation (Using one HDMI input) Below is a typical example of how the MOD200 may be installed into a residential property. Although the MOD200 has a built-in combiner this will not provide power if a “Masthead” amplifier is being used so an external DC combiner such as the AER190 which will pass DC power to the “Masthead amplifier”...
- Page 6 HDMI signal from the DVR to produce a combined RF output that can be connected to the RF in on the second MOD200 that will combine the HDMI signal from the Sky box. The RF out from the second MOD200 then connects to the RF distributor for viewing on multiple TVS at the property.
- Page 7 HDMI signal from the DVR to produce a combined RF output that can be connected to the RF in on the second MOD200 that will combine the HDMI signal from the Sky box. The RF out from the second MOD200 then connects to the AER190 DC Combiner, combining that and the TV aerial input, then into the RF distributor for viewing on multiple TVS.
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Page 8: Navigating The Menu System
MOD200 HD Modulator XMOD200 Navigating the Menu System The MOD200 features an easy to use menu system for setting up and managing the unit itself and the new digital TV channels. The parameters in bold below, are those that may need changeing changing. - Page 9 XMOD200 Menu settings that may require change The MOD200 has been designed for use in the UK. Therefore the standard default parameters are those for the UK and will only need changing as per details below. They are highlighted in bold and asterisked in the menu structure chart above and also listed below: Service Name: The default is AlienDVR.
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Page 10: Using The Menu
XMOD200 10. Using the Menu As the MOD200 is built for UK use and default menus use UK settings, in many instances there will be no requirement to change menu parameters. As explained previously there are a few settings that will need changing if you are utilising multiple MOD200 units i.e cascading units or when the default channel 60 is already being used. - Page 11 RF Level Adj: The MOD200 RF Level Adjustment is set by default to -30dB. The range for adjustment is 0dB ~ -30dB. This sets the level of RF amplification output but it is best to start at a very low level so that amplification is balanced across the devices connected and signals do not swamp the resultant receiving device/s.
- Page 12 MOD200 HD Modulator XMOD200 Save Settings Once a parameter has been successfully changed the menu category will have an asterisk * attached. If you return to the menu by clicking MENU button and then click MENU again to close the menu, you will see the following message displayed: Apply Setting?
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Page 13: Hdmi Resolution
Now connect the main TV aerial feed from the roof, to the MOD200 RF IN feed. When this stage works okay, take the RF OUT feed into the RF distribution amplifier and from that into the single TV. - Page 14 22.- NIT Version: Network Information Table version. 23.- Information: It shows the firmware version installed in the instrument and is not editable. 24.- Apply Setting: Saves the current configuration in the non-volatile memory of the MOD200. Email: support @ kovert.com...
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Page 15: Specifications
MOD200 HD Modulator XMOD200 13. Specifications Source input ‧Input Channel ‧Video HDMI ‧Video System 480i/p, 576i/p, 720p, 1080i/p ‧Audio system HDMI Compression ‧Video H.264 Baseline Profile Level4.0 ‧Video Resolution 1080p30 ‧Video Bit rate 12Mbps MAX ‧Audio MPEG-2 / AAC ‧Audio Bit rate 192 Kbit/S ‧DVB insertion tables SDT, NIT... -
Page 16: Operational Parameters
MOD200 HD Modulator XMOD200 14. Operational Parameters Modulation Standard DVBT (ETSI EN 300 744) Constellation QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM Guard Interval 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32 Code Rate 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8 FFT Carriers Mode 2K, 8K Bandwidth 6MHz, 7MHz, 8MHz, 7-8MHz...