Advent DVE5000 SERIES Operation Handbook

TECHNICAL OPERATION HANDBOOK

For

The Document is supplied on the express terms that it is to be

treated as confidential and that it may not be copied, used or

disclosed to others for any purpose except as authorised by

Advent Communications.

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Telephone: National 01494 774400

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DVE5000 SERIES

HD / SD VIDEO ENCODER - MODULATOR

- HPA CONTROLLER

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FIRST AID

FIRST AID IN CASE OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT TOUCH THE VICTIM WITH YOUR BARE HANDS until the circuit is broken. SWITCH OFF. If this is not possible,

PROTECT YOURSELF with DRY insulating material and pull the victim clear of the conductor.

If breathing has stopped, indicated by unconsciousness, lack of respiratory movements and a

`blue` look to cheeks, lips, ears and nails, START RESUSCITATION AT ONCE.

EMERGENCY RESUSCITATION - THE EXPIRED AIR METHOD

(Approved by the Royal Life Saving Society)

1. If possible, lie the victim on his back with his head slightly higher than his feet. Clear

the mouth and throat of any obvious obstruction.

2. Kneel on one side of the victim, level with his head. LIFT THE JAW AND TILT THE

HEAD BACK AS FAR AS POSSIBLE (Figs. 1a and 1b)

3. One of the following may happen:

(a) breathing may begin and consciousness return.

(b) breathing may begin but consciousness NOT return. Turn the victim on his

side and ensure that the airway is kept clear.

(c) breathing may return but be NOISY which means that the airway is not fully

clear. Try to the clear the airway.

4. IF THERE IS NO SIGN OF BREATHING:

(a) Check that the head is still tilted back.

(b) Take a deep breath.

(c) Pinch the victim’s nose and blow firmly into his mouth (Fig. 2). As you do, the

chest will RISE.

(d) Turn your head away and take another breath, watching for the chest to FALL

(Fig. 3).

5. Start with four quick breaths and then continue with one breath every five seconds

(i.e. 12 times a minute). This should be continued until the victim revives or a

doctor certifies death.

6. As consciousness returns the victim will start to breathe on his own, and a `pink`

colour replaces the `blue` look: this is the time to stop resuscitation Continue to

hold his chin up and so keep the airway clear.

7. In the case of injuries to the mouth, it may be necessary to use mouth-to-nose

resuscitation. Seal the victim’s mouth with your cheek and blow firmly into his nose,

proceeding as above.

8. In the case of severe facial injuries it may be necessary to do a manual method of artificial respiration (Silvester-

Brosch or Holger Nielsen). Briefly, these methods apply compression to the ribcage with the victim lying on his

back (S-B) or face down (H.N.) with associated movement of his arms up and out. The cycle of movement should

take about five seconds, i.e. the normal breathing phase.

9.Whatever the method, it is ESSENTIAL to commence resuscitation WITHOUT DELAY and to send for medical

assistance immediately.

TREATMENT FOR BURNS

If the victim is also suffering from burns, then, without hindrance to resuscitation, observe the following:

(a) DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REMOVE CLOTHING ADHERING TO THE BURN.

(b) If possible alleviate the pain from the burnt part by immersing in cold water.

(c) If help as available or as soon as resuscitation is no longer required the wound should be covered with a DRY

clean dressing.

(d) Oil or grease in any form should not be applied.

(e) If severely burnt, get the victim to hospital immediately.

Further details of charts and books on emergency resuscitation may be obtained from:

The Royal Life Saving Society, 14 Devonshire Street, Portland Place, London, W1N 2AT

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EMC DECLARATION

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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) STATEMENT

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection

against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can

radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,

may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that

interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful

interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off

and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following

measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is

connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Properly shielded and grounded cables and connectors must be used to meet FCC emission limits.

Advent Communication Ltd is not responsible for any radio or television interference caused by

using other than recommended cables or connectors.

Unauthorized changes or modifications to the equipment could void the user’s authority to operate

the equipment.

These devices comply with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two

conditions: (1) These devices may not cause harmful interference, and (2) these devices must

accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This FCC Statement applies to these Advent Communications models:

DVE5000, ACU5000

Pertinent testing documentation is available for verification.

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AMENDMENT RECORD SHEET

ISS DATE ECR SOFTWARE

VERSION

DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE

A 14/01/2007 - New

A1 16/02/2007 Draft Checking

B 23/02/07 0.05 First Release

B1 07/03/07 0.05 Text error corrected

B2 12/03/07 0.05 Menu operation clarification

B3 02/04/07 0.05

C1 31/5/07 1.03 Post Beta units Software Release

C3 08/08/07 1.05 Clarification of FEC rates

D1 01/10/07 V1003 Additional menus

D2 19/12/07 V1004 Additional Audio channels C & D,

Dolby support, HD Bar generator, IRIB

/ DVB audio

D3 14/01/08 V1005 16Bit Dolby added+ delay offset

D4 1/02/08 V1006 Web-Browser Support Added

Added display LO of 15.450GHz

Added a new command VHDI to set HD

input mode

D5 28/05/08 V1010 EMC FCC compliance added

D6 20/11/08 V1015 Additional Dolby E notes in Appendix

E, Menu tree revised

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CONTENTS

FIRST AID 2

EMC DECLARATION 3

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) STATEMENT 3

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) STATEMENT 4

AMENDMENT RECORD SHEET 5

CONTENTS 6

1. INTRODUCTION 8

2. SPECIFICATION 9

2.1.

PHYSICAL 9

2.2.

INPUTS 9

2.3.

OUTPUTS 9

2.4.

REMOTE CONTROL / MONITORING / HPA CONTROL 10

2.5.

PERFORMANCE 10

2.5.1 Baseband: 10

2.5.2 A/V Compression: 11

2.5.3

Video Formats: 11

2.5.4

RF: 13

3. FRONT PANEL DETAIL 14

3.1.

SELECTION KEYS 14

3.2.

MENU SCROLL KEYS 14

3.3.

HOT KEYS 14

3.4.

LED’S 15

MENU STRUCTURE EXCITER AND HPA CONTROL 16

4. REAR PANEL DETAIL 20

4.1.

AUDIO INPUT (A & B) 20

4.2.

MONITOR, CONTROL HPA CONTROL AND MPEG DATA 21

4.3.

AC POWER 23

4.4.

RF OUTPUT 23

4.5.

MONITOR OUTPUT 23

4.6.

ASI INPUT 23

4.7.

CVBS INPUT (SD ONLY) 23

4.8.

HDSDI (HD) SDI (SD OPTION) INPUT 23

4.9.

ASI / IF OUTPUT 24

4.10.

AUX I/P (PREVIOUSLY CALLED COMBINER I/P) 24

4.11.

ETHERNET / USB PORTS 24

5. OPERATION GUIDE - EXCITER 25

5.1.

AC POWER CONNECTION 25

6. MENU NAVIGATION - EXCITER 26

6.1.

ENCODER 27

6.1.1

VIDEO FORMAT 27

6.1.2

AUDIO FORMAT 29

6.1.3

ENCODER SETUP 35

6.1.4

PROFILE 35

6.1.5

SCRAMBLING 36

6.1.6

VBI / DATA 37

6.1.7

IDENTIFIERS 38

6.1.8

NETWORK ID’S 39

6.1.9

CARRIER 40

6.1.10

NIT 41

6.2.

PRESETS 42

6.3.

UNIT SETUP 43

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6.3.1

OUTPUT MODE 44

6.3.2

RF OPTIONS 45

6.3.3

AUDIO VIDEO (A/V) OPTIONS 47

6.3.4

REMUX 48

6.4.

SYSTEM 49

6.3.5

HELP 49

6.3.6

REMOTE INTERFACE 51

6.3.7

SERVICE 53

6.3.8

TIME 53

6.3.9

MISC. 54

6.3.10

LICENCES 54

6.3.11

TEMPERATURE 55

7. OPERATION PROCEDURE - HPA CONTROL 56

7.1.

INTRODUCTION 56

7.2.

MENU NAVIGATION 57

7.2.1

CONFIGURATION 57

7.2.2

SYSTEM GAIN 58

7.2.3

REDUNDANCY 59

7.2.4

SERVICE 59

7.2.5

ELAPSED HOURS 60

7.2.6

HELIX 60

7.2.7

RESET 61

7.2.8

VERSIONS 61

REMOTE CONTROL REVISION HISTORY 64

AMENDMENT RECORD SHEET 64

8. REMOTE CONTROL (RS232 /485) 65

8.1.

INTRODUCTION 65

8.2.

MONITOR & CONTROL CONNECTOR 65

8.3.

BAUD RATE / ADDRESS 65

8.4.

SETUP INSTRUCTIONS 66

8.5.

PACKET STRUCTURE 67

8.6.

COMMANDS, QUERIES AND RESPONSES 68

8.6.1

Definitions 68

8.6.2

Response to valid commands 68

8.6.3

Response to invalid commands 69

8.6.4

DVE5000 remote command set 70

8.6.5

Remote Unit settings 70

8.6.6

Remote Exciter settings 74

8.6.7

Remote Encoder settings 76

8.6.1

Remote Modulation settings 89

8.6.2

Up-converter Commands 92

8.6.3

Remote Bulk Status query 93

8.6.4

Preset commands 96

8.7.

COMMUNICATIONS PROBLEM SOLVING 99

9. REMOTE CONTROL (WEB BROWSER) 100

9.1.

INTRODUCTION 100

9.2.

WEB PAGE OVERVIEW 100

9.3.

WEB PAGE SETUP NOTES 101

APPENDIX A - CONDITIONAL ACCESS WORKED EXAMPLE 102

APPENDIX B - MAINTENANCE & FAULT FINDING 104

APPENDIX C - FORMULAE 105

APPENDIX D- FIELD UPGRADE PROCEDURE 106

APPENDIX E- DOLBY E NOTES 107

FIGURES 108

FIGURE 1 – DVE5000 GENERAL ASSEMBLY 109

FIGURE 2 – DVE5000 INTERFACE CABLE A41-207359 110

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1. INTRODUCTION

The DVE5000 series Digital Video Exciters are a combined HD / SD MPEG Encoder,

Modulator and integral serial HPA controller, all contained within a single ½ width 1U-rack

unit.

Output options include:

“70MHz”

52 - 88MHz

“L- Band”

950 – 1750MHz

“ASI”

270Mb/s to ISO / IEC 13818-2 188bytes

L-Band models include an L-band input for the combining of external communications

equipment or other DVE’s for MCPC applications.

A monitor output is also provided for connecting to an IRD or spectrum analyser. L-Band

monitoring is performed after “combining”.

L-Band output is tuneable from 950 to 1750MHz in 1 KHz steps, and the amplitude can be

varied over a 40dB range. The maximum output is +5dBm.

The DVE5000 provides, at L-Band, QPSK DVB-S modulation and optionally can provide

additional 8PSK and 16QAM modulation schemes.

DVBS-2 can also be provided optionally at QPSK / 8PSK / 16APSK / 32APSK.

An optional 70 MHz output is provided which can provide DVB-T / LMS-T* / DVB-S / DVBS-2

modulation schemes.

The 70MHz output is tuneable (dependant on symbol rate / bandwidth) from 52 MHz to

88MHz in 1 KHz steps. Amplitude can be controlled by up to 12dB’s dependant on

modulation scheme.

The 70MHz output is not available at the same time as the L-Band output; in L-band mode

the 70MHz connector becomes the ASI output.

The basic model provides PAL / NTSC analogue standard definition source encoding at

4:2:0 with 4 channels of analogue audio.

Options available can provide encoding at High Definition, 4:2:2, SDI video input with

embedded audio, eight channel AES / EBU digital audio inputs, Dolby E pass-thru’, BISS

conditional access, and a very low delay mode at <80mS (SD).

Similarly options are available to provide an ASI input for further multiplexing with other

exciter units or existing ASI streams.

Video encoding @ 4:2:2 can be up to 50MB/s (SD), 80MB/s (HD) when using internal

modulator and up to 100MB/s (HD) in ASI output mode.

This manual provides information on the complete range available; note that not all options

are fitted at time of manufacture, and may require a return to factory for future hardware up-

grades. Purchases of additional licence keys to enable functions not initially ordered may be

entered in the field. Firmware up-grades may be offered from time to time for the customer

to download into the DVE5000 to add additional features as they become available.

Full remote control can be made either by RS232/485 of the in built Web Browser.

Due to continual design improvements some features described may be modified or added

to.

Contact factory, customer support or agent if any query arises.

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2. SPECIFICATION

2.1. PHYSICAL

Dimensions 1RU ½ width chassis x 350 mm deep

Weight 1.7 Kg approx.

Power connector 3 Pin IEC plug with dual fusing

AC Supply 90-264V AC 47 to 63 Hz @ <60 VA

Temperature Range 0 to +50°C operating –20 to +80°C storage

Humidity 90% max non condensing

RS232/485, Status, HPA

control

15Way D-type Female

Ethernet control RJ45

USB Ports Type A

Video, ASI, 70MHz

connections

BNC 75R

L-Band RF out, L-Band RF

monitor

N-Type 50R

L-Band RF combiner TNC 50R

Audio inputs 15way D-Type Male (breakout to 4 x XLR

provided)

2.2. INPUTS

CVBS PAL / NTSC composite 1Vp-p 75R

SDI (option) PAL / NTSC serial digital video to ITU-R

BT.656 / ANS I/ SMPTE 259M @ 270Mb/s.

8 channels (4 stereo) embedded audio

supported (only 4 compressed) – 75R

HDSDI (HD only) To SMPTE 292M @ 1.485 Gbit/s

ASI (re-mux option) 75R to ISO / IEC 13818-2 188bytes

AUDIO Digital Digital – AES/EBU 110R balanced to IEC

60958

L-Band Combiner 6dB+/-1dB passive coupler into main L-

Band output

2.3. OUTPUTS

L-Band 50R, 950 – 1750MHz +/-0.75dB, -5dBm 35dB

control or +5dBm 40dB control; front panel

selectable

L-Band MONITOR 50R, 20dB+/-3dB less than main L-Band output

ASI 75R, to ISO/IEC 13818-2 188bytes constant rate.

70MHz

75R, 70MHz (tuneable 52 – 88MHz dependant on

symbol rate / bandwidth)

DVBS / S2 0dbm to -12dBm

DVB-T -5dBm to -15dBm

DC on L-band 17V @ 1A max.

10MHz Reference on L-band FACTORY OPTION 0dBm min.

FSK for HPA control on L-band 0dBM <2MHz

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2.4. REMOTE CONTROL / MONITORING / HPA CONTROL

Remote Control (serial) RS232 / RS485 auto switch by plug insertion

USB For field up-grades

Remote Control (Ethernet) 10/100Mbits/s

IP Address (default) 192.168.0.90

Netmask

255.255.255.0

MAC address 00.1D.65.xx.xx.xx (x is generated from serial

number)

HPA Control RS485 in HPA native protocol

Monitoring Status Ground free contacts – Open = FAIL (H/W

configurable.)

2.5. PERFORMANCE

2.5.1 Baseband:

AUDIO

THD <0.1%

Frequency Response 20Hz-18KHz +/-0.25dB

Crosstalk <60dB@10KHz

Sampling rate 48KHz fixed

Minimum bit rate

128Kbits per stereo channel

Signal to Noise >65dB

VIDEO (composite for SD only)

Differential Gain <1%

Differential Phase <1 degree

Luma Bandwidth 5.5MHz

Luma Non-Linearity 1%

Chroma Non-linearity 1%

Signal to Noise >56dB

2T pulse response <1%K

K- pulse – bar 1%

Kbar 0.05%

Y/C timing 10nS

Jitter +/-2.5nS (1 field)

Encoding Delay – standard (SD) <200mS*

Encoding Delay – Low (SD) <80mS option*

Encoding Delay – (HD) <80mS *

* does not include IRD / decoder

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2.5.2 A/V Compression:

SD 4:2:0 Main Profile @ Main level 1.0 – 15 Mbits/s constant rate

(I & P frames only) (minimum dependant on FEC)

Option

SD 4:2:2 Profile @ Main Level

(I & P frames only)

1.0 - 50 Mbits/s constant rate

(minimum dependant on FEC)

HD (option) 4:2:0 Field / Frame

Encoded (Frame only in DVBS

modes)

4.5 – 80Mbits/s

HD (option) 4:2:2 Field / Frame

Encoded (Frame only in DVBS

modes)

4.5 – 80Mbits/s

(I & P frames only)

Audio, total of 8 channels (4 pairs)

Audios A & B

MPEG Layer 2

MPEG Layer 1

Audio A & B rates

128Kbs / 160Kbs /192Kbs /

224Kbs / 256Kbs / 320Kbs /

384Kbs / 448Kbs (layer 1 only)

Linear PCM / Dolby Pass thru’

2.4Mb/s

Audios C & D (embedded only) Linear PCM / Dolby Pass thru’

2.4Mb/s

2.5.3 Video Formats:

The following video encoding formats are supported depending on the purchased licence.

Those shown in bold are supplied as standard.

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HD 1080PsF30

HD 1080PsF29

HD 1080PsF25

HD 1080PsF24

HD 1080PsF23

HD 1080p/30

HD 1080p/29

HD 1080p/25

HD 1080p/24

HD 1080p/23

HD 1080i/60

HD 1080i/59

HD 1080i/50

HD 720p/60

HD 720p/59

HD 720p/50

HD Horizontal Resolution –

1920@1080i/p, 1280@720p

SD PAL-N

SD PAL-M

SD PAL-I

SD NTSC No Pedestal

SD NTSC

SD SDI 525

SD SDI 625

SD Horizontal resolution -

704 / 720 (options available).

Vertical resolution (lines) –

NTSC 480, PAL 576.

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2.5.4 RF:

Frequency range 70MHz 52 – 88MHz (dependant on symbol

rate / bandwidth)

Frequency range L-Band 950 – 1750MHz +/-0.75dB

Frequency step size 1KHz

Frequency stability +/-2 x 10e-8

Phase Noise To IESS 308/309

On / Off ratio 60dB

Spurii - 70dBc / 4KHz

Symbol Rate DVBS QPSK 1 – 36 Ms/s

Symbol Rate DVBS 8PSK 1 – 31.0 Ms/s

Symbol Rate DVBS 16QAM 1 – 21.3 Ms/s

Symbol Rate DVBS-2 QPSK / 8PSK 1 – 45 Ms/s

Modulation DVB-T Option

QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM

6 / 7 / 8MHz Bandwidth,

2K carriers only

Guard Interval 1/32,1/16,1/8,1/4.

Modulation Mode Normal / Inverted

DVBS – QPSK FEC rates 1/2,2/3,3/4, 5/6,7/8.

DVBS – 8PSK FEC rates 2/3.

DVBS – 16QAM FEC rates 3/4.

DVB-T - QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM FEC rates 1/2,2/3,3/4, 5/6,7/8.

DVBS-2 -

QPSK 1/4, QPSK 1/3, QPSK 2/5, QPSK 1/2, QPSK 3/5, QPSK 2/3, QPSK 3/4, QPSK

4/5, QPSK 5/6, QPSK 8/9, QPSK 9/10.

8PSK 3/5, 8PSK 2/3, 8PSK 3/4, 8PSK 5/6, 8PSK 8/9, 8PSK 9/10.

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3. FRONT PANEL DETAIL

DVE5000 HD-SD EXCITER

3.1. SELECTION KEYS

The <MENU> key allows rapid entry to main operating menu screen.

Pressing while in main screen returns to top of previous menu tree accessed.

The <ESCAPE> key acts like the UP ARROW key when navigating around the menus,

taking the user up a level at each press. Additionally allows ESCAPE from an entry operation

without committing to the value being adjusted.

3.2. MENU SCROLL KEYS

UP / DOWN, LEFT / RIGHT arrow keys select an option displayed in the window and

navigate around the menu tree.

The <ENTER> key initially selects an option or a choice of selection; by using the UP /

DOWN, LEFT / RIGHT arrow keys to change the parameter, pressing <ENTER> key

commits the change. Pressing <ESCAPE> will abort the change.

The upper line, in smaller font, of the LCD shows the parameters available by means of a

‘prompt’, access to the next menu level, or a summary of the status of the menu option.

3.3. HOT KEYS

TX key – This is used to turn the main output carrier on or off and controls the modulation.

A short press bring up a clean carrier; a further short press turns off the carrier.

Holding the key for 2 seconds brings on the modulation.

A further press will drop the modulated carrier.

STATUS key – Pressing this key brings the user directly to the ALARMS menu screen.

HPA A (B) key – Pressing this key turns the HPA into transmit or standby, provided the

amplifiers are on and status leds are green,

MODE key – Pressing this key swaps the menu structure between the exciter parameters &

and the HPA control parameters.

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3.4. LED’S

ALARM – This red LED illuminates when an internal error has occurred.

The type of error is listed under the FAULT menu option.

Causes for a fault to be indicated are:

1. Secondary alarm summary

2. Clock error

3. Over Temperature

4. Reserved

5. Reserved

6. Encoder fault*

7. Internal HPA controller fault

8. Up-converter fault

9. Fan 1 Stopped

10. Fan 2 Stopped

11. Video Lock

12. Audio A lock

13. Audio B lock

14. Remux Not active

15. HPA A Comms fail*

16. HPA B Comms fail*

17. HPA A Interlock

18. HPA A Temperature

19. HPA A Helix

20. HPA A High output

21. HPA A Low Power

22. HPA A Refl Power

23. HPA A PSU

24. HPA B Interlock

25. HPA B Temperature

26. HPA B Helix

27. HPA B High output

28. HPA B Low Power

29. HPA B Refl Power

30. HPA B PSU

* This fault will cause the DVE5000 output to be inhibited until the fault has been cleared.

POWER- when illuminated indicates power is applied to the unit.

MOD - when illuminated green indicates modulation is being applied to the carrier.

CARRIER- when illuminated green indicates Carrier is present.

STATUS (HPA) - when illuminated green indicates power is applied to the HPA and is

functioning. If illuminated red, this indicates a fault with the HPA.

FTD / STBY / Tx- when flashing amber, HPA is in filament time delay (FTD) going into

‘standby’ when warmed up. If flashing green, HPA is in filament time delay going into

‘transmit’ when warmed up.

Note: FTD is not valid for SSPA’s.

HPA / EXCITER – Alternates showing selection of either the HPA menu tree or Exciter menu

tree.

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MENU STRUCTURE EXCITER AND HPA CONTROL

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SERVICE

Support

RF OPTIONS

Video Loss

BUC DC Supply

A/V OPTIONS

HELP

MISC

Unit Version

UNIT

SETUP

REMOTE

INTERFACES

Baud Rate

EVENT LOG

Event log

Address

Format HD / SD

Local Oscillator

DVE5000

Video Exciter MENU TREE

Page 2 Iss D4 Nov. 2008

continued

OUTPUT MODE

Mode

Polarity

Roll off

Signal Type

More >

Module VersionPower-on Tx

Serial Port

SYSTEM

TIME

Time

Date

Format

Run Hours

DVBS-2 Pilots

DVBS-2 Frames

Ext ASI Input

REMUX

Internal Encoder

Ethernet Port

IP Address

Network Mask

Lamp Test

LCD Contrast

Def. Encoder

Fault Relay Test

LICENCES

Encoder Lic.

continued

Aspect / Coding

0dB Level

More >

10MHz Ref

ASI Rate

Remux

TEMPERATURE

Unit Temp

Gateway

Broadcast

Audio Std

Note Some menus

dynamically change

depending on the mode of

operation.

Unit Lic.

MAC Address

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DVE5000

HPA controller MENU TREE

HPA type = None

HPA A Status

Output Level

HPA Status

Screen

CONFIGURATION

HPA Type

Detected Address

A

Detected Address

B

SERVICE

HPA Control Type

VERSIONS

Module

Software Revision

Unit Library

Menu Library

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DVE5000

HPA controller MENU TREE

HPA Enabled

HPA A Status

Output Level

HPA B Status

HPA Status Screen

CONFIGURATION

HPA Type

Detected Address

A

Detected Address

B

REDUNDANCY

Online HPA

Protection

SERVICE

HPA Control Type

RESET VERSIONS

SYSTEM GAIN

ELAPSED HOURS HELIX

HPA A GAIN

HPA B GAIN

BUC GAIN

(l-band)

OUTPUT Level

HPA A HV Hours

HPA B HV Hours

HPA A Helix I

HPA B Helix I

HPA A Fault Reset

HPA B Fault Reset

Module

Software Revision

Unit Library

Menu Library

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4. REAR PANEL DETAIL

Note rear panel changed October 2008

!

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CAUTION: the side ventilation grilles must be kept clear to allow adequate airflow.

4.1. AUDIO INPUT (A & B)

Four channels of analogue or digital AES / EBU (option) are via a 15 way D male connector; pin

definitions are given here:

15 way male Function

Pin 1 Audio A left ‘hot’

Pin 2 Audio A left ‘screen’

Pin 9 Audio A left ‘cold’

Pin 10 Audio A right ‘hot’*

Pin 11 Audio A right ‘screen’*

Pin 3 Audio A right ‘cold’*

Pin 4 Audio B left ‘hot’

Pin 5 Audio B left ‘screen’

Pin 12 Audio B left ‘cold’

Pin 13 Audio B right ‘hot’*

Pin 14 Audio B right ‘screen’*

Pin 6 Audio B right ‘cold’*

* Are for optional Digital AES/EBU 2ch inputs.

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Advent DVE5000 SERIES Operation Handbook

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