Summary of Contents for Arbitron 1000-1135 Series
- Page 1 Encoding Monitor Operations Manual © © © © 2007 Arbitron Inc Date: June 2007 Document #: 1050-1081 Revision For Arbitron Encoding Monitor Models: 1000-1135-xx Encoding Monitor 1000-1162-xx Encoding Monitor, RoHS Compliant...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS ....................17 8.1.......................17 NALOG NPUT PECIFICATIONS 8.2.....................17 LARM RELAY PECIFICATIONS 8.3. (RS-232) S ....................17 TATUS PECIFICATIONS 8.4........................18 OWER PECIFICATIONS GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS .......................19 9.1.......................19 HYSICAL PECIFICATIONS 9.2....................19 NVIRONMENTAL PECIFICATIONS FCC DISCLAIMER ............................20 © 2007 Arbitron Inc... -
Page 3: Contacts
For any URGENT Encoding Equipment Issues, please contact our 24/7 Encoding Issues • Hotline 866.767.7212 Arbitron Inc. 9705 Patuxent Woods Drive Columbia, MD 21046-1572 1.2. NTERNATIONAL internationalppm@arbitron.com Arbitron Inc. 9705 Patuxent Woods Drive Columbia, MD 21046-1572 © 2007 Arbitron Inc... -
Page 4: Notice
(see picture on next page). The installation of these ferrite cores is not necessary for the 1000-1162-xx Encoding Monitor, RoHS Compliant. Figure 1: Ferrite Cores © 2007 Arbitron Inc... -
Page 5: Disclaimer
It is the responsibility of the Installer to scrupulously adhere to the above-cited instructions; Arbitron cannot be held accountable for any infringement. All the information contained within is copyrighted by Arbitron and may not be reproduced, copied or distributed to any third party without written consent of Arbitron. -
Page 6: Warnings
DO NOT expose this unit to rain or moisture. Due to the danger of personal injury, electrical shock, or damage to the instrument, ONLY Arbitron authorized service personnel shall gain access to the inside of the MONITOR. DO NOT disconnect the earth ground from the power cord since this is a very important safety feature. -
Page 7: Introduction/Overview
The Arbitron “1000-1162-xx Encoding Monitor, RoHS Compliant” is designed to meet the requirements of the European Union's directive 2002/95/EC. All of the other Arbitron Encoding Monitors listed on the title page of this manual have not been designed to meet the requirements of the European Union's directive 2002/95/EC. -
Page 8: Installation
If the program material is always mono and only one audio cable is used (single channel mode), then the MONITOR can be configured for single channel operation. In single channel mode, the channel A analog input must be used. The default decoding mode is dual channel. © 2007 Arbitron Inc... -
Page 9: Operation
If desired, they can monitor the front panel LED. When the MONITOR is receiving the correct encoded material, the front panel LED will be a CONSTANT GREEN. When incorrectly encoded material is presented to the audio inputs, the front panel LED will FLASH RED (see notes below). © 2007 Arbitron Inc... - Page 10 (or open), the LED will turn RED, and a statement will be issued via the RS232 connection. When an encoded signal is applied to the input, the MONITOR will release the alarm condition immediately. Please see below for information on the specifics of the alarm assertion. © 2007 Arbitron Inc...
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Page 11: Connector Descriptions
7.2.1. Analog Input Connector Description Input connectors on the MONITOR are female; thus, the mating XLR cable connector is required to be male. Balanced XLR pin-out for the Arbitron MONITOR is as follows: Pin 1- Shell or ground Pin 2- High Pin 3- Low ©... - Page 12 The pins are connected to an internal relay of the MONITOR whose relay contacts are rated at 0.3A max, 24VDC. If the front panel LED is SOLID RED and the Monitor failure alarm is asserted, then a system failure has occurred. © 2007 Arbitron Inc...
- Page 13 THE SERVICE PORT CONNECTOR IS FOR AUTHORIZED USERS ONLY. Do not use this port unless authorized to do so by Arbitron. A RS-232 DB-9 Cable and a special adaptor/connector (per Arbitron drawing number 1002-0610) are required to use the features of the service port.
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Page 14: Executing Hyper Terminal On The Pc
HYPER TERMINAL S ETTINGS • 8 data bits • 1 stop bit • no parity • 9600 baud rate • xon/xoff flow control • Choose the serial port, COM1 – COM4, where the Encoding Monitor is connected. © 2007 Arbitron Inc... -
Page 15: Status Message Formats
A new output line is displayed every 20 seconds. (Note: This is not indicative of the detection rate.) The number of each line ( e.g., 0001, 0002) is output to show activity on the line, since the first portion of this message may not change. © 2007 Arbitron Inc... -
Page 16: N O Encoding Messages
A new output line is displayed every 20 seconds. The number of each line ( i.e. 0001, 0002) is output to show activity on the line, since the first portion of this message may not change. © 2007 Arbitron Inc... -
Page 17: Electrical Specifications
8.1.3. Common Mode Rejection Ratio Better than –70dB @60Hz 8.2. LARM RELAY PECIFICATIONS 8.2.1. Absolute Maximum Voltage Input 24VDC or 24VAC 8.2.2. Absolute Maximum Current Input 300 mA 8.3. (RS-232) S TATUS PECIFICATIONS 8.3.1. Standard TIA/EIA-232-F © 2007 Arbitron Inc... -
Page 18: Power Specifications
None 8.3.5. Number of Data Bits 8.3.6. Number of Stop Bits 8.3.7. Recommended Flow Control XON/XOFF 8.4. OWER PECIFICATIONS 8.4.1. Voltage 100 – 240 VAC 8.4.2. Current 1.4 Amps maximum 8.4.3. Frequency 50/60Hz 8.4.4. Connector Type © 2007 Arbitron Inc... -
Page 19: General Specifications
Rev. J GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS 9.1. HYSICAL PECIFICATIONS 9.1.1. Dimensions 48 x 16.5 x 4.5 cm (L x D x H) 9.1.2. Weight 2.7 kg 9.2. NVIRONMENTAL PECIFICATIONS 9.2.1. Temperature Range Operating: 0-45 C Storage: 0-70 C © 2007 Arbitron Inc... -
Page 20: Fcc Disclaimer
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. • Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. © 2007 Arbitron Inc...
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