Cable-Tronix CTADM-806 Installation Manual

Rack mount agile audio/video demodulator

CTADM-806 Installation Manual

This Package Contains:

One CTADM-806 Rack Mount

One Installation Manual

Product Diagram and Description:

1. The CTADM-806 is designed for installation in a 19" rack.

2. Connect a 75ohm coaxial cable with F-Connectors from the CTADM-806's RF Input port

to the Off-Air antenna or other source.

3. Connect a 75ohm coaxial cable with F-Connectors from the CTADM-806's Audio Output

port to the modulator's Audio Input.

4. Connect a 75ohm coaxial cable with F-Connectors from the CTADM-806's Video Input

port to the modulator's Video Input.

5. Connect the CTADM-806 to an appropriate power source capable of powering this

device. Be certain that power source is capable of handling the load if the CTADM-806

and other equipment are being powered by it.

1. The CTADM-806 can demodulate audio and video signals from any CATV channel from 2

to 125 or any Off-Air channel from 2 to 69 in the 54 MHz to 806 MHz frequency range. If

demodulating a signal from an Off-Air channel press the ANT/CATV Button so no dot

appears in the LED Channel Display. If a CATV channel is to be demodulated then

press the ANT/CATV Button so a dot appears in the LED Channel Display.

2. Set HRC/STD/IRC Switch to STD unless your signal source is HRC or IRC.

Agile Audio/Video Demodulator

Table of Contents

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Page 1 Video Input. 5. Connect the CTADM-806 to an appropriate power source capable of powering this device. Be certain that power source is capable of handling the load if the CTADM-806 and other equipment are being powered by it.
Page 2 CATV channel to be demodulated DOT in the LED Channel Display 4. If the CTADM-806 is not receiving power make sure the power cord is firmly connected to the power source/outlet. Be sure the power source is properly rated to handle the CTADM-806 load especially if other equipment is being powered by that same source.
Page 3 6. A snowy picture may indicate the need for more gain, or in the case of an Off-Air antenna possibly a larger antenna. Make adjustments consistent with design specs using appropriate test equipment and the modulator’s RF level control. 7. A picture with sparkle may indicate too much gain. Make adjustments consistent with design specs using appropriate test equipment and the modulator’s RF level control.