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Operating instructions VX 12 E 2622, ...3625, ...4230, ...4632 WISI MIDI LINE Connecting past, present and future. wisigroup.com...
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1 About this document These operating instructions are part of the device. If the warnings, notes and instructions in this document are not followed, WISI does not assume any warranty or liability for safe operation and function of this device.
The device is used exclusively for the installation of HFC networks up to 1218 MHz. 2.3 Improper use Any other use will result in the loss of warranty or guarantee. WISI is not liable for any damages resulting from this. The user bears the sole risk. 2.4 Specialist personnel 2.4.1 Assembly and repair •...
Important information • When working on the device of any kind, the device must be de-energized. • The device may only be installed and put into operation in a dry room. • Do not expose the device to splash water or other liquids. Do not place liquids on the device.
Overview 4.3 Block diagram The block diagram of VX 12 E 3625 serves as an example. The other variants differ in some adjustable values. For detailed information see technical data. 10 | EN...
Overview 4.4 Technical data The latest technical data can be found on the Internet at www.katalog.wisi.de. General ...2622 ...3625 ...4230 ...4632 Compliance VF TS4002 RF connector 75 Ω Impedance Downstream output RF test -20 (±1 dB) point Upstream output RF test point -20 (±1 dB)
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Overview Downstream ...2622 ...3625 ...4230 ...4632 Frequency range 258...1218 MHz Gain 26 dB 36 dB 42 dB 46 dB Frequency response ± 0.8 dB ≥ 14 dB (-1.5 dB/Oct., > 10 dB) In/output return loss ≤5 dB Noise figure ≤96 dBµV ≤100 dBµV ≤102 dBµV ≤106 dBµV...
Installation Installation 5 Commissioning DANGER Injuries due to electric shock Disconnect the mains plug before opening. Never touch live parts. The device contains components that are sensitive to electrostatic discharges. Always take the usual protective measures when handling the device. 5.1 Open the cover Loosen the cover screws and open the cover.
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Installation 5.2.2 Input equalizer (X2) The equalization can be adjusted via a PAD in 1 dB steps. Set equalizer (PAD) according to the following table. Equalizer PAD Attenuator 258...1218 MHz (dB) (dB) 5.2.3 UHF-equalizer (X3) Equalization can be configured with 1 jumper in 3 dB steps. Set the equalizer (jumper) according to the level plan.
Installation 5.3 Configure upstream 5.3.1 Input attenuator (X10) The attenuation can be adjusted via a PAD in 1 dB steps. Set the attenuation (PAD) according to the level plan. 5.3.2 Interstage attenuator (X11) The interstage attenuation can be set via a jumper. Depending on the model, the attenuation varies.
Installation 5.5 Establish potential equalisation Connect the unit to a potential equalisation system in accordance with the locally applicable electrical standards. For this purpose, one of the two places marked with must be used. 5.6 Close the cover and connect the device to the mains Close the cover and tighten the cover screws.
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