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Symbol Rate
(Msps)
Manual Search
Range
Search Range
(MHz)
LO Offset
PL Scrambling
Code
ISI
LNB Power
22 kHz Tone
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0.5 to 60
Enabled
Disabled
.5 – 70 MHz
5150
9750
10600
10750
11250
0 – 262141
Enter input stream
identifier (ISI)
Off
13 VDC
14 VDC
18 VDC
19 VDC
Enabled
Disabled
or if it is entered manually in the space
below
If Symbol Rate Mode is set to Manual then
enter the satellite receive signal symbol rate
This setting determines the satellite receiver
automatic fine tuning (AFT) search range.
Disabled by default – permits the receiver to
auto tune or AFT range (+/- 20 MHz).
Enabled allows the user to enter a manual
range limiting or expanding the AFT search
range
If the Manual Search Range is set to
Enabled then enter a MHz value for an AFT
search range. The entered value includes a
positive and negative search total range.
For example: 10 MHz enables a +/- 5 MHz
search range.
The offset in MHz that the local oscillator is
operating. Set to the LO frequency when
you want to enter the Satellite transponder
frequency in the Satellite Frequency field.
Set to 0.0 when you want to enter the L-
Band frequency in the Satellite Frequency
field. Note that this setting and the Satellite
Frequency setting determine the L-Band
frequency input to the receiver.
The AG has the ability to receive satellite
signals scrambled using PL Scrambling. In
order to receive the stream, enter the value
of the incoming signals PL Scrambling
code.
Enter unique ID of the stream you want to
receive within the DVB-S2/S2X satellite
multi-stream (Advanced AG 60916 licensed
feature)
The AG 6000 has the ability to provide the
necessary voltage to power an LNB. Select
the correct voltage to supply to the LNB.
Note: Due to power requirements, the
AG4800A supports up to 7 AG 6000 cards
per chassis when enabling LNB power.
Enabling or disabling the 22khz tone allows
the AG 6000 to trigger the LNB to switch
polarities.
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