Pictographs 1 Description Pictographs and safety information Description Pictographs are icons with specific meanings. The following pictographs are used in the installation and operating The X-QAM twin x – cards are used for processing of two instructions: QPSK – modulated SAT – IF – signals into two QAM – modulated adjacent channels in the frequency range Warns about situations in which there is danger of lethal from 47 to 862 MHz.
2 Pre – configuration 3 Programming with HE programming software Pre – configuration / Programming with the HE programming Cabling of the X-QAM twin x software Pre – configuration of the HE programming software The X-QAM twin x – cards can be operated with bridged input signals.
3 Programming with HE programming software 3 Programming with HE programming software Activating the NIT processing Programming the card parameters The NIT processing can only be activated via HE pro- gramming software. Therefore, the option “Generate → CABLE – NIT” has to be chosen (“Design” “Network NIT”) In the overview of the base unit, the output channels of...
3 Programming with HE programming software 3 Programming with HE programming software Testing the input signal quality If you use the button “Check signal quality”, the C/N and the Bit error ratio of the input signal of the card will be displayed. Level adjustment The level adjustment of the X-QAM twin x –...
3 Programming with HE programming software 3 Programming with HE programming software If the output level of the adjacent channels is different, each level can be adapted on the IF in a range between -1 dB to +1 dB (0.1 dB – steps). This function is suppor- ted only via HE programming software and not possible with the KC 3.
3 Programming with HE programming software 3 Programming with HE programming software After activating the OP-ID processing, the view of the para- meters of the plug-in card will change as below: With the button “Error info” you can display the meaning of the error code.
4 Basics of programming with KC 3 4 Basics of programming with KC 3 Basics of programming with the KC 3 The programming of the parameters is made via key-pad or as stepwise change of pre-defined parameters with the ↑ and ↓. Basics cursor keys After plugging the KC 3 handheld on the base unit, the...
Adjusting the bus address of the base unit in 1 MHz steps with the cursor keys . Store the If you connect several base units with the ASTRO bus changes with the “OK / Store” – button. system, you have to make sure, that the connected base...
5 Programming with KC 3 5 Programming with KC 3 5.2.3 Adjusting the symbol ratio 5.3.1 Adjusting the RF output frequency ↑ and ↓ By pressing the cursor keys you get to the The RF-output frequency can be adjusted in line three with second line.
5 Programming with KC 3 5 Programming with KC 3 ← or → 5.3.3 Adjusting the type of modulation Change the output spectrum with cursor keys Changes have to be saved by pressing the “OK / Store” ↑ and ↓ By pressing the cursor keys you get to the third –...
7 Short-overview of programming steps (KC 3) Short-overview of programming steps View of the configuration of the base unit might be different with another base unit (here: X-5 twin) Configuration of the base unit Configuration of the plug-in cards / output parameters (line 3 and 4) 03:Twin6 –...
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