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PEDQ 3005/4005/5005 QMX

 

For programming in these channel ranges and the frequency ranges below, 

we recommend to go back in steps of 8 MHz to calculate the output frequency 

of the QAM modulator, 

 

…   starting with the upper output frequency of the cassette specified in the 

technical data, or

 

…   to go up in steps of 8 MHz starting with the lower output frequency of the 

cassette specified in the technical data.

 

•  With 

PEDQ  3005  QMX

,  use 

  to  place  the  cursor  under  the  digit 

of the frequency indication to be set and use 

 to set the output fre-

quency.

 

•  Press the 

 key.

 

—>  The "Adapting the output level" – "

LEVEL:

"

 

menu is activated (page 19).

 

or querying software versions …

 

•  Press the 

 key.

 

—>  The "Querying software versions" – "

VERSION:

" sub-menu is activated. 

 

Querying software versions

Box 4
S21 

OUTPUT:

(306.00)

▶

 

▶

 

Box 4
S21 

0

OUTPUT:

(306.00)

Box 4
QMX 3  /  TDX02

VERSION:

 

—>  The software versions of the cassette ("

QMX …

") and of the TP module 

("

TDX …

") are displayed.

 

•  Press the 

 key.

 

—>  You are taken back to "Setting the output channel" – "

OUTPUT:

".

 

•  Press the 

 key.

 

—>  The "Adapting the output level" – "

LEVEL:

" menu is activated. 

Summary of Contents for PEDQ 3005 QMX

Page 1: ...E GSS Grundig SAT Systems GmbH Beuthener Strasse 43 D 90471 Nuremberg Phone 49 0 911 703 8877 Fax 49 0 911 703 9210 E mail info gss de Internet http www gss de PEDQ 3005 QMX PEDQ 4005 QMX PEDQ 5005 QMX Encoder Digital QAM ...

Page 2: ...1 Menu items 11 4 2 Control panel 11 5 Programming 12 5 1 Preparation 12 5 2 The menus at a glance 13 5 3 Programming the cassette 15 Selecting the cassette 16 Setting the output channel 16 Setting the frequency offset fine tuning 17 Frequency setting 17 Querying software versions 18 Adapting the output level 19 Generating a QAM signal for test purposes 19 Setting the TS ORGNET identification 19 S...

Page 3: ... circuits No liability is accepted for any damage caused by faulty connections or inappropriate handling Observe the relevant standards regulations and guidelines on the installa tion and operation of antenna systems The standards IEC EN DINEN50083 and IEC EN DINEN60728 must be observed For further information please read the assembly instructions for the head end station used Test the software ve...

Page 4: ... pin SUB D 1 14 13 25 PIN Abbreviation Signal 1 CLOCK Clock for data word 2 GND Earth 3 DATA 7 MSB Data bit 7 MSB 4 DATA 6 Data bit 6 5 DATA 5 Data bit 5 6 DATA 4 Data bit 4 7 DATA 3 Data bit 3 8 DATA 2 Data bit 2 9 DATA 1 Data bit 1 10 DATA 0 LSB Data bit 0 LSB 11 DVALID Valid data word 12 PSYNC Package sync 13 GND Earth PIN Abbreviation Signal 14 CLOCK Clock for data word inverted 15 GND Earth 1...

Page 5: ...e cassettes convert up to 4 DVB SPI data streams in one QAM modulated data stream The cassettes are controlled via the head end station Each cas sette has four DVB SPI inputs and one HF output Each of the cassettes has four channel strips A B C D that are indicated in the display of the control unit with Bx A Bx B Bx C and Bx D The integrated TP module TP Transport Stream Processing processes the ...

Page 6: ... of the software version of the control unit manually Press any two keys on the control unit of the head end station simultaneously until the display goes dark and the software version e g V 41 is displayed 2 3 2 TP module functions When converting the transport stream signals to QAM modulated cable signals the data stream can be accessed via the integrated TP module This data stream also called t...

Page 7: ...mit multiple bits simultane ously These are referred to as symbols Error correction bits are transferred in addition to the user data stream which transmits video and audio information The FEC number specifies the ratio of error correction bits to user bits Processing small symbol rates A low data rate means that the output symbol rate will be very low With some digital receivers this may cause re...

Page 8: ... of the cassette cover Push the cassette cover backwards and remove it S Use an RS 232 cable to connect the PC laptop to the RS 232 interface of the cassette and update its operating software with the BE Flash software You can find the current operating software of the cassettes on the website www gss de RS 232 After programming push the cassette cover from the back into the guides of the cassette...

Page 9: ...lot from the bracket of the head end station Insert the cassette in this slot and push it into the housing Align the cassette and apply slight pressure to connect it to the connections of the board and the HF bus bar Fasten the cassette with the screws 1 24 BREITBA C101 L104 L100 L101 L103 C100 LNC 18V ROT 18V Anschl GRUEN 1 1 CASSETTE CASSETTE CASSETTE CASSETTE CASSETTE CASSETTE CASSETTE CASSETTE...

Page 10: ...e required number of standard cable terminals e g cinch HF in the open ings provided knock outs in the front of the head end station or the 19 cabinet The cable terminals used are standard and are not included in the scope of delivery Tighten the nuts of the cable terminals until the teeth on the lock washers put under the nuts have penetrated the exterior coating and a good connection is made bet...

Page 11: ...menu items Select cassette Output channel Output level TS ORGNET transport stream network organisation Hotel mode Name of the channel strip Station filter QAM modulation Stuffing Network information table NIT 4 2 Control panel The key pad on the head end station is used to scroll through the menus and menu items one at a time scrolls forward through the menus select parameters in the menus set val...

Page 12: ...erates an equally powerful HF carrier on the video carrier frequency of the channel In this way the cas sette s level can also be set using an analogue TV test receiver that is set to the video carrier frequency of the channel In order to prevent interference within the head end station and the cable system the output level of the digital cassettes must be lowered by approx 10 dB compared to analo...

Page 13: ...NIT MULTIPLEX S21 A B 64 64 Box 4 S21 0 OUTPUT 306 00 Box 4 off ADD HD Box 4 0 dB LEVEL control Box 4 man TS ORGNET 0001 FF01 Box 4 QMX 3 TDX02 VERSION Box 4 off HOTELMODE Bx 4A PROGRAM A NAME Bx 4B PROGRAM B NAME BE Remote please wait V 41 t 10 s Ein On Box 1 Bx 1A C5 12 S3 24 TWIN SAT C07 Böx 4 C5 12 S3 24 TWIN SAT C07 Box 5 off on MODE MODE ...

Page 14: ... D NAME Bx 4A PROGRAM A TV 01 05 Bx 4B PROGRAM B TV 01 01 Bx 4C PROGRAM C TV 01 01 Bx 4D PROGRAM D TV 01 01 Bx 4C PROGRAM C NAME Box 4 64 QAM normal Bx 4A read FILTER Bx 4B read FILTER Bx 4C read FILTER Bx 4D read FILTER AUDIO Bx 4D Filter read FILTER HOTELMODE on ...

Page 15: ... are reset to the old settings Entries in the menus can be saved by pressing the key You are taken back to Selecting the cassette Switch on the head end station The display shows the software version of the head end station e g V 41 The processor reads the cassettes data approx 10 seconds BE Remote please wait V 41 t 10 s Ein On A B M Box 4 64 QAM normal Box 4 SR 6900 2853 STUFFING Box 4 on Make N...

Page 16: ...WIN SAT C07 Böx 4 C5 12 S3 24 TWIN SAT C07 Box 5 Box Box 4 S21 S41 NIT MULTIPLEX S21 Press the key The Setting the output channel OUTPUT menu is activated Setting the output channel Box 4 S21 OUTPUT 306 00 Box 4 S21 0 OUTPUT 306 00 Use to set the output channel The channel range that can be set depends on the type of cassette used ...

Page 17: ...requency MHz C 42 642 00 C 43 650 00 C 44 658 00 C 45 666 00 C 46 674 00 C 47 682 00 C 48 690 00 C 49 698 00 C 50 706 00 C 51 714 00 C 52 722 00 C 53 730 00 C 54 738 00 C 55 746 00 Channel Channel centre frequency MHz C 56 754 00 C 57 762 00 C 58 770 00 C 59 778 00 C 60 786 00 C 61 794 00 C 62 802 00 C 63 810 00 C 64 818 00 C 65 826 00 C 66 834 00 C 67 842 00 C 68 850 00 C 69 858 00 Frequency sett...

Page 18: ...QMX use to place the cursor under the digit of the frequency indication to be set and use to set the output fre quency Press the key The Adapting the output level LEVEL menu is activated page 19 or querying software versions Press the key The Querying software versions VERSION sub menu is activated Querying software versions Box 4 S21 OUTPUT 306 00 Box 4 S21 0 OUTPUT 306 00 Box 4 QMX 3 TDX02 VERSI...

Page 19: ...lso generate a QAM signal for testing without there having to be an input signal Use to place the cursor under control and then use to acti vate the random function Press the key The Setting the TS ORGNET identification TS ORGNET menu is activated Setting the TS ORGNET identification If available the TS ORGNET identification is taken from the supplied signal of the corresponding channel strip With...

Page 20: ...oming data stream change the outgoing data stream is given a single defined PID Even if there is no input signal the entries in the tables remain unchanged If the incom ing data stream contains several stations only the station that is found first is transmitted The manual selection of the input signals via the station filter is not possible Box 4 off HOTELMODE Use to select between activated hote...

Page 21: ...PROGRAM B NAME Bx 4D PROGRAM D NAME Bx 4C PROGRAM C NAME Use to position the cursor under the place to be set and use to activate the desired character Press to activate the other channel strips B C D one after the other and name them accordingly Press the key The Setting the station filter menu e g Bx4A TV 01 05 is displayed or With hotel mode activated HOTELMODE on the Setting the QAM modulation...

Page 22: ...bove 100 This can result in interference to the transmission of the video and audio signals All stations of channel strip A are read in and can be displayed with their name and station type Bx 4A PROGRAM A TV 01 05 Bx 4B PROGRAM B TV 01 01 Bx 4C PROGRAM C TV 01 01 Bx 4D PROGRAM D TV 01 01 Meaning of the indicators Bx 1A Cassette 1 channel strip A TV TV station RA Radio station DA Data The currentl...

Page 23: ...ilters are read out automatically read appears briefly in the display As soon as the reading process is completed the Setting the QAM modula tion QAM menu appears page 24 If no changes were made to the station filters Filter read appears in the display The read out process can be activated manually in this menu Bx 4A read FILTER Bx 4B read FILTER Bx 4C read FILTER Bx 4D read FILTER Bx 4D Filter re...

Page 24: ...her QAM modulation value reduces the output symbol rate permis sible value 7000 kilosymbols sec An output QAM modulation of 64 QAM places a high load on the cable network Due to noise delay and frequency response problems the reception of the converted output signal may be impaired Inverting the user signal You can invert the spectral position of the user signal in exceptional cases as well as wit...

Page 25: ...n use to set the symbol rate The set value corresponds to the new output symbol rate Notes Increasing the value of number 1 The value of number 1 may be increased as required up to 7000 ksym bols sec Reducing the value of number 1 The value of number 1 may be reduced To do this observe number 2 for 30 seconds and note the highest value Add roughly 10 to this value Do not reduce the value of number...

Page 26: ...all the QAM cassettes This process may take a few seconds The display shows read Then the cable NIT is generated added and sent to all QAM cassettes The other QAM cassettes also add this new cable NIT The status of all QAM cassettes in the NIT menu changes to on To switch off the new NIT off press The cable NITs of the other QAM cassettes remain activated When the cable NIT of the cassette is reac...

Page 27: ...aved Return to Selecting the cassette page 16 If the NIT function of the TP module is activated its status is shown in the second line of the display NIT cable NIT is switched on Note Pressing takes you back to Setting the output channel page 16 without saving your settings ...

Page 28: ...Alterations reserved Technical data E O E by GSS GmbH V3 06042010 Service Phone 49 0 911 703 2221 Fax 49 0 911 703 2326 Email service gss de ...

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