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Real Freedom
Data Transmitter
Product Manual
Revision A
NORTH AMERICA
INTERNATIONAL
Broadcast Sports International,
Broadcast Sports International,
7455 Race Road
Axis 3, Rhodes Way
Hanover, MD 21076
Watford, Hertfordshire WD24 4YW
United States
United Kingdom
Tel: +1-410-564-2600
Tel: +44 (0)1923 233 406
Email: BSI.SALES@BSINTL.COM
Email: BSI.INTLSALES@BSINTL.COM
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- Page 1 Real Freedom Data Transmitter Product Manual Revision A NORTH AMERICA INTERNATIONAL Broadcast Sports International, Broadcast Sports International, 7455 Race Road Axis 3, Rhodes Way Hanover, MD 21076 Watford, Hertfordshire WD24 4YW United States United Kingdom Tel: +1-410-564-2600 Tel: +44 (0)1923 233 406 Email: BSI.SALES@BSINTL.COM...
- Page 2 All products are warranted to be free from defects in materials or workmanship for a period of 24 months. If returned within the applicable warranty period, BSI will, at its sole discretion and at no cost to the customer, repair or replace the defective product with another unit of the same or equivalent model. This warranty does not cover failures due to abuse, misuse, accident or unauthorized alterations or repairs.
- Page 3 About this manual This manual contains safety information and information for installing, configuring, and operating a Real Freedom Data Transmitter. It applies to the following products: • IDT-4349-3U: Real Freedom Data Transmitter Real Freedom | Data Transmitter Product Manual 3 of 22...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Performance issues ............................. 14 Camera control issues ..........................15 5 Maintenance ..........................16 Routine maintenance procedures ....................... 16 Performance monitoring .......................... 16 Visual inspection ............................. 16 Cleaning ..............................16 Storage ................................ 16 Real Freedom | Data Transmitter Product Manual 4 of 22... - Page 5 Hazard warning labels ..........................21 Electromagnetic compatibility – Class A ..................... 21 Compliance statement (United States) ....................21 CE Declaration of Conformity (European Union) ..................21 Disposal and recycling – European Union ....................22 Real Freedom | Data Transmitter Product Manual 5 of 22...
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Page 6: Introduction
All setup and control functionality on the Real Freedom Data Transmitter is accessed from the intuitive interface on the Real Freedom Receiver or remotely via an IP web page. External system wet and dry tally connectivity is accessible on the rear of the Real Freedom Receiver. -
Page 7: Example 2
Example 2 This example shows networked camera control of six cameras over one UHF frequency. Figure 2: Networked camera control over one UHF channel. Real Freedom | Data Transmitter Product Manual 7 of 22... -
Page 8: Installation And Configuration
1. Connect an antenna to the data transmitter. 2. Pole or surface mount the data transmitter. 3. Connect the data transmitter to a Real Freedom Downconverter attached to a Real Freedom Receiver or Real Freedom Fiber Remote unit. 4. Set the data transmitter’s transmit frequency and output power using the receiver’s configuration options. -
Page 9: Unpack The Data Transmitter
Unpack the data transmitter Unpack the Real Freedom Data Transmitter and refer to the packing list to ensure that all items are included. Report any missing items immediately to the Real Freedom Team. Inspect the data transmitter for signs of damage. Report any damage to the Real Freedom Team. -
Page 10: Temporary Installation
(M3 x 8). 2. Use the data transmitter’s back plate as a template and drill four holes into the mounting surface. Insert masonry plugs into the holes, as necessary. Real Freedom | Data Transmitter Product Manual 10 of 22... -
Page 11: Connections
Use to attach an antenna directly to the data transmitter. Connect an antenna to the data transmitter If not already connected, attach the antenna directly to the N-connector on the data transmitter. BSI supply a range of antennas to suit most applications. -
Page 12: Configure A Data Transmitter
Configure a data transmitter Once the power is supplied, the Real Freedom Receiver automatically detects the Real Freedom Data Transmitter and configures itself appropriately. You can control the transmit frequency (430 to 490 MHz) and output power (250 mW to 2 W) from the receiver’s Camera Ctrl configuration options. -
Page 13: Operation
Operation Once connected to the system and configured, no further changes are required to the Real Freedom Data Transmitter during the routine operation of the Real Freedom system. NOTE: There are no controls on the Real Freedom Data Transmitter and as soon as power is supplied via the data cable, the unit starts to operate. -
Page 14: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting This chapter provides troubleshooting information for Real Freedom Data Transmitters. Use this information to help you to solve some of the problems that you may encounter when using a data transmitter in a Real Freedom system. Status LED issues Use the information in the following table to help you troubleshoot data transmitter status LED issues. -
Page 15: Camera Control Issues
• Check the antenna is properly connected to transmitter. the data transmitter. • Verify that the correct frequency band antenna is connected to the data transmitter. • If still faulty, call Technical Support. Real Freedom | Data Transmitter Product Manual 15 of 22... -
Page 16: Maintenance
CAUTION: Do not use abrasive cleaners. Storage Allow the Real Freedom Data Transmitter to cool to room temperature before handling. Store data transmitters in a safe location where they are unlikely to be disturbed. If pole or surface mounted, detach the data transmitter before storage. -
Page 17: A Technical Data
Technical drawings and connector pinouts for the Real Freedom Data Transmitter. Dimensions The following drawings show the dimensions of the Real Freedom Data Transmitter and the positions of the holes used to pole mount the unit. Figure 6: Data transmitter top... - Page 18 Figure 9: Data transmitter mounting bracket Figure 10: Data transmitter mounting bracket (right side) Figure 11: Data transmitter mounting bracket (left side) Real Freedom | Data Transmitter Product Manual 18 of 22...
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Page 19: Specifications
Specifications The following tables contain the specifications for the Real Freedom Data Transmitter. Compliance Table 7: Compliance information Parameter Specification Parts 15 & 90 R&TTE Directive Environmental Table 8: Operating and storage specifications Parameter Specification Humidity 95% non-condensing Ingress Weatherproof to IP67 Operating/storage temperature 14°... -
Page 20: Connector Pinout Assignments
Connector pinout assignments Pinouts for the connectors on the Real Freedom Data Transmitter. Antenna port Use to attach an antenna directly to the data transmitter. Connector: N (F) 50 Ohm Figure 12: Front face of N (F) connector Purpose UHF output... -
Page 21: B Safety And Regulatory Compliance
Freedom Data Transmitter. Specific warnings and cautions are found throughout this product manual, and you should follow this guidance during the routine use of a Real Freedom Data Transmitter. Hazard warning labels The following hazard warning labels are fixed to the Real Freedom Data Transmitter for your information and safety. HOT SURFACE The data transmitter becomes hot during operation. -
Page 22: Disposal And Recycling - European Union
At the same time, your cooperation in the correct disposal of this product will contribute to the effective usage of natural resources. For more information about recycling this product, please contact Real Freedom | Data Transmitter Product Manual 22 of 22...