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3.4

Adjusting the BVR-225/receiver part of BVX-225

The adjustment procedures below should be considered as guidelines only - please note that the
adjustments are not working fully independently, for example altering e.g. the RV2 will, to a certain
extent, influence the frequency response adjusted by RV3 and RV4 etc. Consequently several
readjustments of each adjustment might be necessary. Also note, that e.g. the RV3 is not a linear
adjustment, meaning that at certain points the level will "jump" up to 15 dB.
Use the table below as a introduction to the individual adjustments.

BVR-225/receiver part of BVX-225 adjustments

Designator Description

Adjustment order Comments

RV1

Output gain conn. A & B

1'st

Adjust to 1 V pp output

RV2

Middle frequency

3'rd

RV3

Low frequency

2'nd

Synchronisation pulse shape

RV4

Lower and middle frequency

Fine adjust

Needs to be adjusted only at cable lengths
beyond 1000-1500 meters

RV5

Middle and high frequency

Fine adjust

Needs to be adjusted only at cable lengths
beyond 1500 meters

RV6

High frequency

4'th

3.4.1

Adjusting with cable lengths up to approx. 1000 meters

1. Turn all adjustments fully counter clockwise.
2. RV1: Adjust to 1 Vpp output (incl. sync. pulse) at connector A & B.
3. RV3: Adjust the shape of the synchronisation pulse.
4. RV2: Adjust the middle frequency part of the signal.
5. RV6: Adjust the high frequency part of the signal.
6. Fine tune using the adjustments mentioned above.

3.4.2

Adjusting with cable lengths beyond 1000 meters

1. Turn all adjustments fully counter clockwise.
2. RV1: Adjust to 1 Vpp output (incl. sync. pulse) at connector A & B.
3. RV3: Turn almost fully clockwise.
4. RV5: Turn fully clockwise.
5. RV6: Turn 3/4 clockwise.
6. RV2: Adjust to best overall signal response.
7. Fine tune using RV3, RV4, RV5 and RV6 in any combination and re-adjust RV1 to 1 Vpp.

Hint:

 The video signal measured at the receiver end of the twisted pair cable with the receiver

connected should preferably be in the range of 0,7-1 Vpp in order to ease the adjustment.

Twisted pair video equipment Series 225

2800-00054

Summary of Contents for 225 Stries

Page 1: ...ables housed in an IP 65 rated ABS box Two unbalanced video outputs for 75 coaxial cables are available both outputs can be used simultaneously if the video needs to be supervised from two locations T...

Page 2: ...ocket outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible In order to fulfil the safety standard IEC 60950 the mains cable must be routed via the provided cable clip inside the...

Page 3: ...the picture Cable impedance BVT 225 BVX 225 switch S1 Cable impedance BVR 225 BVX 225 jumper W1 Pos Description Position Description H 124 for 90 140 cables 124 pins 1 2 124 for 90 140 cables L 62 for...

Page 4: ...ddle and high frequency Fine adjust Needs to be adjusted only at cable lengths beyond 1500 meters RV6 High frequency 4 th 3 4 1 Adjusting with cable lengths up to approx 1000 meters 1 Turn all adjustm...

Page 5: ...mission distance and immunity towards noise and crosstalk Description Min Typ Max Unit Solid conductors diameter 0 5 0 6 0 8 1 mm Characteristic impedance 1 MHz 90 124 140 Capacitance 90 nF km Capacit...

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Page 7: ...0 dB 5MHz Unbalanced video output X2 X3 Voltage adjustable 0 7 1 1 5 Vpp Unbalanced 75 Frequency response 20 15 M Hz 1 5 dB Signal noise ratio 56 dB Unweighted CMMR 60 dB 20 Hz 10 MHz BVT 225 BVR 225...

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