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RF OUTPUT

ASI INPUTS

RS232

ETHERNET

120 VAC 60 Hz

10 WATTS

AC POWER

1

2

3

4

OUT OF BAND MODULATOR

OBM100

MAC ADDRESS

*0000000000000000*

ENTER

OBM100 QPSK DATA MODULATOR

DHCP............

OBM100  1.4

Front Panel Controls / Rear Panel Connections     7

F1             F2        F3          F4

F1, LCD Display – This display presents the selected menu
screen and the parameter settings. The backlight in the
display is on when power is applied.

When not in adjust mode the firmware version number is
displayed on the top line, and the unit’s IP address, if
programmed, is displayed on the bottom line.  If DHCP has
been enabled but the unit has not been connected to an
appropriate DHCP enabled PC based controller,
“DHCP............”  will be displayed instead of an IP address.

Pressing the UP or DOWN buttons cycles the display
through the firmware version screen, the data rate screens,
and the MAC number screen.

F2,  

 Left and  

 Right Buttons –  Use the LEFT and

RIGHT arrow buttons to navigate from screen to screen to
view a parameter setting.   These buttons are operational in
the normal  mode or the adjust mode.  Using only these

buttons will not change any parameter setting.

F3, 

 Up and 

 Down Buttons – Use the up and down

arrow buttons to change the value of a viewed parameter
setting.  The unit must be in the adjust mode in order for
these buttons to become active for changing a parameter
setting.

F4, ENTER Button - Use the ENTER button to enter the
adjust mode or to save and load a new setting or settings
after adjustment.  Hold for approximately 2 seconds until a
flashing “^” appears in the upper right hand corner of the
display to enter the adjust mode.  After entering the adjust
mode, momentarily pressing the ENTER button again will
load and save any settings that may have been changed
using the UP and DOWN buttons, and will exit the adjust
mode.  Note that the adjust mode cannot be entered from the
firmware version number or MAC number screens.

                          R1                                                      R2                           R3           R4                                                      R5

R1,  RF OUTPUT – This type "F" connector is the high level
(+52 dBmV), 70 to 129.95 MHz, output from the OBM100
upconverter section.

R2, ASI INPUTS -  These four BNC type connectors accept
ASI transport streams from the data output connectors of up
to four SCT2x4 Transcoders.

R3, ETHERNET - This Ethernet connector provides two way
communication between the OBM100 and a PC based
headend controller.  It is recommended that the headend
controller has a separate Ethernet card so that a crossover
cable can be used to connect directly to the OBM100.

If a  network connection is used, the OBM100 must be
connected to a firewall device that restricts the Ethernet
communications to be only Ethernet frames to and from the
headend controller.

R4, RS232 - This DB9 serial connector is for factory use only.

R5, AC Line Cord – For connection to the nominal
120 VAC power source. This unit is designed for use in
countries with 120 VAC power standards with a power line
frequency of  60 Hz. The maximum power consumption is 10
watts.

FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS

Summary of Contents for OBM100

Page 1: ...tion Manual TM is a registered trademark of the R L Drake Company Copyright 2009 R L Drake LLC P N 3852496 01 2009 Printed in U S A OBM100 QPSK Data Modulator ENTER OBM100 QPSK DATA MODULATOR DHCP OBM...

Page 2: ...be moved with care Quick stops excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart combina tion to overturn The lightning flash with arrow head symbol within an equilateral triangle is...

Page 3: ...ll fit into the power outlet only one way This is a safety feature If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet try reversing the plug If the plug should still fail to fit contact your e...

Page 4: ...acement Parts When replacement parts are required be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the original part Unauthor...

Page 5: ...ay Accuracy Output Level Stability Frequency Stability Output Impedance Mode Symbol Rate FEC ASI INPUTS Four ASI Inputs Data Rate ETHERNET INPUT UDP to UDP Frame Spacing UDP to UDP Frame Spacing UDP t...

Page 6: ...t INSTALLATIONANDMOUNTINGNOTES This equipment is designed to be installed in a standard 19 rack When the unit is mounted above or below other rack mounted equipment a 1U space 1 75 should be left betw...

Page 7: ...er the adjust mode or to save and load a new setting or settings after adjustment Hold for approximately 2 seconds until a flashing appears in the upper right hand corner of the display to enter the a...

Page 8: ...h 1316 bytes If a connection to the headend as defined by the destination address has not been established through an ARP reply then the characters that display the number of frames per second for the...

Page 9: ...utomatically by the Headend Controller ADDITIONALINFORMATION The OBM100 display showing the version number can also display additional unit status and error conditions A c will appear to the right of...

Page 10: ...ves at R L DRAKE if we have all the facts If we must call you it may take longer R L DRAKE is not responsible for damage caused by lightning nonprofes sional alterations acts of God shipping damage po...

Page 11: ...are important to obtain proper performance from this product Therefore carefully read the Instruction Manual This warranty does not apply to any defect that R L DRAKE LLC determines is due to 1 Impro...

Page 12: ...R L Drake LLC 230 Industrial Drive Franklin Ohio 45005 U S A Customer Service and Parts Telephone 1 937 746 6990 Telefax 1 937 806 1576 World Wide Web Site http www rldrake com...

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