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Front and Rear Panel Views
The front and rear panels of the
Figure 1: iPump 622 Enterprise Media Server Front Panel
ethernet
port
Rear Panel Connections
For iPump 622 setup, properly connect the rear panel ports with the cables as detailed below. See the iPump
Reference Manual for complete connector and signal details.
Connect the L-band output from your antenna's LNB to the iPump's RF input port [950 to 2150
MHz; female Type F connector with extender cable attached or BNC connector if your unit has the
optional ASI input.]
Connect a suitable monitor to the iPump's audio port. [An optional, auxiliary audio port is also avail-
able. A 1/8-inch stereo output jack is the connector for each audio port, but a 1/8-to-RCA adapter is
included in the accessories bag.]
Connect a suitable video monitor to either the iPump's video port or the TV OUT port. [Video port is
a female, 4 pin mini DIN (S-video) connector. An SVD-to-RCA adapter is included in the accessories
bag.] The Normal/Bypass switch must be in the Normal position disabling the TV OUT port. To use
the TV OUT port, the switch must be in the Bypass position, disabling the Decoder 1 Video Port.
[Use the Channel 3/4 RF Modulator switch to select the appropriate output.]
NOTE:
Connect your LAN line to the iPump's Ethernet port [10/100baseT; female RJ-45 connector.]
The Alarm port on the rear panel may be used to provide a contact closure during alarm conditions
or on command from Compel.
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iPump 622
Figure 2: iPump 622 Rear Panel and Connectors
ANT
IN
modem
alarm
port
port
port
If your
is equipped with two decoders, then repeat the connections for the
iPump 622
audio & video ports.
622 QSG-800067-02 Rev. B.fm
are shown in Figures 1 and 2.
TV
OUT
port
video ports
Q
S
G
UICK
TART
audio ports
RF
input
port
UIDE
3
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