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Menu “Online users”

Indication of the present number of guest / operators / ftp connections

Network status

Menu “Ethernet status”

If the QPSK-receiver is used in a network with automatic DHCP-address assignment,

the address assigned by the server is displayed.
Interruption of an existing network connection causes the error message “Ethernet of-

fline".

Network configuration
Menu “Ethernet

configuration”

Network configuration is carried out via a LC-display or PC. Necessary information

about the submenus listed below can be found in the operator manual “Network ac-

cess control”.

NOTE

:

Before you connect the QPSK-receiver to the network,

contact your network provider

For network configuration the following points are available:

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Network Mode (setting of the DHCP address auto/man; at a change, the CPU
on the board “Controller Assy” performs a reset)

l

Network IP

(is assigned when DHCP is auto, to be set in manual mode)

l

Network IP Mask (is assigned when DHCP is auto, to be set in manual mode)

l

Network Gateway IP (is assigned when DHCP is auto, to be set in manual mode)

l

Network DNS IP (is assigned when DHCP is auto, to be set in manual mode)

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Network MAC chip address of the Ethernet-controller

Menu “PPP status”

Indication of the availability of the PPP connection (remote control RS 232).

Menu “PPP configuration”

For the PPP connection (for stand-alone devices) the following menu items are availa-
ble:

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PPP baudrate: Input of the baudrate for the RS 232 connection

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PPP IP: Input of the IP address of the BS8000 devices

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PPP remote IP: Input of the IP address of the PC

l

PPP login name: Input of the user ID

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PPP login password: Input of the password

Mail
Menu “Mail settings”

In network operation, configuration of the mail parameters is to be carried out via the
submenus of this menu.

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Netmail sending: Select the type(s) of messages you want to send (e.g. Errors and
warnings). If you, for example, INFO errors, warnings and info will be sent.
Errors will reduce the messages to error only.

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Netmail server IP: Input of the mailserver IP

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Netmail account: Input of the mail account

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Netmail dest.: Input of the email address

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Netmail delay: Input of the delay for sending mail

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Netmail send testmail: This menu item permits to sends a test mail

Menu operation

QPE 8600

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QPSK-receiver

Summary of Contents for QPE 8600

Page 1: ...Version 1 0 Print October 2000 BH_8600E QPE 8600 Operating manual QPSK receiver ...

Page 2: ... broadcasting technology 1 4 General 1 4 Definitions 1 6 Putting into operation 2 1 Description 2 2 General 2 2 Design 2 2 Power supply 2 3 Control 2 3 Monitoring 2 3 SAT receiver 2 4 Clock recovery 2 5 Data processing 2 5 Block diagram 2 6 Interfaces and operating elements 2 7 Front panel 2 7 Rear panel 2 8 Start up 2 10 Procedure 2 10 Contents QPE 8600 0 2 QPSK receiver ...

Page 3: ...og 3 6 Preset Reset 3 7 Network 3 7 Display 3 9 Date Time Temperature Supply voltage 3 9 PIN Code 3 9 Maintenance 4 1 Important notes 4 2 Functional check 4 3 Procedure 4 3 Nominal operation state 4 3 Help with problems 4 4 Change 4 5 Changing the mains fuse 4 5 Changing the battery 4 5 Software update 4 7 Handling 4 7 Storage 4 7 Transport 4 7 Disposal 4 7 Contents QPE 8600 QPSK receiver 0 3 ...

Page 4: ...Order information 4 8 Service centers 4 9 Changes 5 1 Appendix 6 1 General data 6 2 Technical data 6 2 Error messages 6 5 Contents QPE 8600 0 4 QPSK receiver ...

Page 5: ...produced or translated into another language without the prior written consent of Hirschmann Explanation of warning and note symbols WARNING Indicates that ignorance or neglicence of the recommended cautionary measures may lead to personal injuries or device damage ATTENTION Indicates that ignorance or neglicence of the recommended cautionary measures may lead to device damage NOTE Useful tips and...

Page 6: ... must be connected only to grounded mains ATTENTION The mains cable must not be exposed to mechanical stress ATTENTION The mains cable must be disconnected from the device if the cable or the plug was damaged a liquid was spilled onto the device the cabinet was damaged Introduction QPE 8600 QPSK receiver 1 3 ...

Page 7: ...DVP project MPEG 2 The MPEG 2 standard ISO IEC 13818 set up by the MPEG standardization commit tee regulates the coding of moving pictures and the accompanying sound DVB In addition to the transmission procedures defined by the MPEG 2 the European DVB project Digital Video Broadcasting has layed down a number of definitions which were forwarded to the organisations ETSI CENELEC for standardization...

Page 8: ...hich match the adjusted PID are filtered out Of these TS packets specific bytes are selected start byte and stop byte and written into a FIFO The read out data are converted into a serial data stream The most significant bit MSB first is transmitted Moreover each bit of the datastream can be inverted The ETI signal data stream is assigned the line code HDB3 acc to the G 703 stan dard Introduction ...

Page 9: ...FEC used codes are Viter bi and Reed Solomon The code rate corresponds to the ratio between useful data and the total amount of data The more additional data are transmitted the better the original useful signal can be restored in case of a transmission failure DVB Digital Video Broadcast For digital broadcasting of TV signals additional standards for transmitting MPEG signals were defined ETI Ens...

Page 10: ...K Quadrature Phase Shift Keying QPSK is a digital modulation method with which four phase states are distinguished at intervals of 90o Thus two bits can be transmitted in a single period SFN Single Frequency Network In single frequency networks transmitters are synchronized with transmitter frequency and phase symbol This transmission technique guarantees high frequency economy as a single frequen...

Page 11: ...r is built as a 19 slide in module with 1 HU height The front panel contains l the display l the LED s l the operating elements l the SAT IF monitoring output l the ETI monitoring output The rear panel contains l the mains connection l 1 SAT IF input l 10 MHz reference frequency input l ETI outputs l RS232 interface l 10 Mbit s Ethernet interface l Remote monitoring interface ALARMS Cooling The QP...

Page 12: ...p RS232 interface A standard WWW browser with TCP IP protocol e g Internet Explorer is to be used The remote control can be disabled on the QPSK reciever Monitoring General For monitoring there are the following possibilities l keypad and display l LED s f and OUT see interfaces and operating elements l Monitoring output SAT IF m monitoring output ETI OUT m l 10 Mbit s Ethernet interface Software ...

Page 13: ... be set in a range from 1 45 MSym s Device status G2 4 45 MSym s for device status G1 in steps of 0 1kSym s Device status see chap ter Menu operation Miscellaneous Module info Code rate input signal Menu Input coderate The code rate of the input signal can be queried Carrier to noise Menu Input C N The C N ratio of the input signal is measured and can be queried A warning or an alarm threshold can...

Page 14: ... indicated For monitoring of the PLL status and reference frequency a warning and an alarm threshold can be defined Data processing Menu PID Protocol FIFO status From the generated MPEG TS data stream MPEG packets are written to the memory bank of the signal processor which have been preselected via the PID code set via the software PID filtering Moreover a protocol type must be defined e g SA NDS...

Page 15: ...r OUT LCD Keyboard Power Supply 230 115 VAC Parallel Serial ETI 1 a ETI 2 a SAT IF e REFERENCE FREQUENCY e SAT IF Sat tuner PID filter PLL DSP RAM VCO Data flash DSP FPGA EE PROM Data buffer 2 MUX FPGA AIS HDB3 µC ETI OUT RS 232 Alarms Ethernet Monitoring Control ...

Page 16: ... 6 LED f lights up red in case of an alarm or hardware error In addition the dis play shows which error occurred e g ERROR PLL not locked 7 SAT IF monitoring output SAT IF m RF socket type BNC 50 ohm 8 ETI monitoring output ETI OUT m RF socket type BNC 75 ohm Putting into operation QPE 8600 QPSK receiver 2 7 SAT IF ETI OUT BS 8000 series QPSK RECEIVER HIRSCHMANN Rheinmetall Elektronik 1 7 8 2 4 5 ...

Page 17: ...2 interface 9 pole sub D socket 7 10 Mbit s Ethernet interface 10BASE T RJ 45 Stuart connector 8 LED LINK lights up when Ethernet connection is ok 9 Mains connection MAINS 10 Mains fuse Pin assignment RS232 interface socket Pin Remark 1 not used 2 RXD Receiving Data 3 TXD Transmitting Data 4 not used 5 ground 6 9 not used Putting into operation QPE 8600 2 8 QPSK receiver ETI 2 ETI 1 SAT IF ALARMS ...

Page 18: ...ing 3 make contact warning 4 REMOTE_2 programmable input 5 ground 6 break contact alarm 7 make contact warning 8 REMOTE_1 programmable input 9 12 V Ri 560 Ohm Pin assignment 10 Mbit s Ethernet interface The Ethernet interface is using a RJ 45 Stuart connector Pin Remark 1 RD Receive data positive 2 RD Receive data negative 3 TD Transmit data positive 6 TD Transmit data negative 4 5 7 8 not used Pu...

Page 19: ... NOTE Before operation read the chapter menu operation Procedure 1 Check if the supply voltage shown beside the mains socket matches the mains voltage ATTENTION A wrong mains voltage causes a defect in the QPSK receiver Therefore check the mains voltage before connecting the module to the mains 2 Put the QPSK receiver on its place in the 19 rack 3 Fix the module with the 4 screws on the front pane...

Page 20: ... LNC 22kHz control switch on or off l PLL source selection if the serial data stream is locked to the input data stre am or to the 10 MHz reference frequency l PID input of the PID number l Protocol determination of the protocol e g NDS With finished you return to the main menu The QPE 8600 is now ready for operation 9 Check the LED s on the front panel l LED f does not light up l LED OUT lights u...

Page 21: ...history and operation log l Setup Setting of the device configuration l Network Setting and query of the network parameters l Miscellaneous Query of device configuration entry of PIN codes Menu tree Menu operation QPE 8600 3 2 QPSK receiver Clock recovery Sat receiver Input frequency Input symbol rate Tuner status Input coderate Input level Frequency offset Input C N Input BER after V LNC supply L...

Page 22: ...vice status History show History delete Extended messages Network access Remote control Online users Ethernet status Ethernet config PPP status PPP configuration Mail settings Module info Temp Changepassword DeviceIDmenu Date Time ResetAlarms Warn Factorysettings Contrast Device PINcode Setup ...

Page 23: ... a configuration menu in the following way l to confirm the entry press the ENTER key l to cancel the entry press the ESC key l to exit the menu press the ESC key or the key ß l If a value is changed a range window shows up on the display The vertical line represents the value currently set Is the value changed the line is moving along in the range window If the possible ad justment range is left ...

Page 24: ...mit can be selected and changed see change settings Confirmation of the entries with the ENTER key Password protection Menu Change password You can protect the QPSK receiver with a password At delivery the password is 0000 Password query is suppressed with this password To protect the QPSK receiver from unauthorized use you have to change the password The device changes into the protected mode aft...

Page 25: ...ssy l SG Nr Software version of the assy l Prod Date of production l Rep Date of last repair l Build Number of compiling If information is not available e g the assy has no software the message is dis played Status display history operation log Status messages Menu Device status If status messages are present in the main menu the message with the highest priori ty is scrolled across the upper line...

Page 26: ...reset Reset Preset Menu Factory settings If the complete QPSK receiver shall be set back to the factory settings a preset has to be performed which sets back all parameters and all alarm and warning thresholds to the factory settings After preset is executed a setup assistent is available to make putting into operation easier see chapter putting into operation Reset Menu Reset Alarms Warn The set ...

Page 27: ...e set in manual mode l Network DNS IP is assigned when DHCP is auto to be set in manual mode l Network MAC chip address of the Ethernet controller Menu PPP status Indication of the availability of the PPP connection remote control RS 232 Menu PPP configuration For the PPP connection for stand alone devices the following menu items are availa ble l PPP baudrate Input of the baudrate for the RS 232 ...

Page 28: ...upply voltage Date Time Menu Date Time The time stamps in the history are derived from this clock Format YYYY MM DD HH MM SS Temperatur Menu Temp The temperature in the housing is measured The current value can be queried PIN Code Release of options Menu Device PIN code If the input of a PIN code is necessary for the release of an option it has to be ente red in this menu If the code is ok the mes...

Page 29: ...rained staff with RF knowledge ATTENTION In case of a technical problem send your QPSK receiver to your next service center for repair NOTE Please go to our service homepage http service hirschmann at to find other helpful information Maintenance QPE 8600 4 2 QPSK receiver ...

Page 30: ...l check it is sufficient to check the nominal states of the LED s on the front panel and the operating parameters on the display Nominal operation state LED s l LED f does not light up l LED OUT lights up Maintenance QPE 8600 QPSK receiver 4 3 ...

Page 31: ...ion Change the QPSK receiver LED OUT is dark Check the input signal frequency level C N etc at the monitoring output Check following settings Input frequency Symbol rate LNC LNC 22 kHz PLL source PID Protocol Restore the factory settings with Preset and reconfigure the device LED OUT is dark nput signal locked PLL status unlocked Check the following settings PID Restore the factory settings with P...

Page 32: ...tion 0 63 AT Changing the battery ATTENTION Danger of electric shocks Disconnect the QPSK receiver from the mains before changing the battery WARNING Improper change of the battery may cause an explosion Replacement only by the same or an equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer ATTENTION Lithium batteries must not be disposed of as domestic waste Send the used batteries back to the manufac...

Page 33: ...4 Watch out for the correct polarity of the battery 5 Close the cover 6 Reconnect the device to the mains 7 Carry out a functional check see functional check Maintenance QPE 8600 4 6 QPSK receiver 1 Lithium Batterie 3V lithium battery 3V Explosionsgefahr bei unsachgemäßem Austausch der Batterie Explosion risk by improper replacement of battery Top view of QPSK receiver with open cover only CPU ass...

Page 34: ...ssword please contact service rw hirschmann at The password is changed monthly Ordering description Software CPU QPE 8600 Ordering number 879 310 818 Ordering description Update Software QPE 660 Ordering number 879 310 636 Handling Storage We recommend to store the QPSK receiver in the original packaging Pay attention to the following requirements l temperature 20 70o C l relative humidity 20 80 T...

Page 35: ...Order information Ordering description Type Ordering number QPSK Empfänger 230V QPE 8600 977 240 001 QPSK Empfänger 115 V QPE 8600 977 240 101 Maintenance QPE 8600 4 8 QPSK receiver ...

Page 36: ...r F 95200 SARCELLES Richard Hirschmann Tel 44 0 1234 34 5999 Electronics UK Ltd FAX 44 0 1234 35 2222 St Martins Way Email richardhirschmann St Martins Business Centre compuserve com GB BEDFORD MK42 OLF Hirschmann Electronics Pte Ltd Tel 65 382 2055 3 Howard Road FAX 65 382 2755 Tat Hong Industrial Building 04 00 Email hirschmann ap pacific net sg SGP Singapore 369 578 Hirschmann Espania S A Tel 3...

Page 37: ...tput BNC socket 50 ohm ETI monitoring output BNC socket 75 ohm 1 SAT IF input N socket 50 ohm 10 MHz reference frequency input BNC socket 50 ohm ETI output BNC socket 75 ohm Technical data Power supply Mains voltage 115 V version 97 132 VAC 230 V version 195 264 VAC Mains frequency 48 62 Hz Mains fuses for 230 V 0 315 A slow for 115 V 0 63 A slow Power consumption at nominal load max 24 W EMV EN 5...

Page 38: ...z 2 MSym s Symbol rate 4 MSym s 1 0 MHz 4 MSym s Symbol rate 8 MSym s 2 0 MHz 8 MSym s Symbol rate 16 MSym s 4 0 MHz 16 MSym s Symbol rate 8 0 MHz AFC lock in 8 MHz Oszillator interference level 63 dBm Remote supply voltage LNC vertical 12 5 14 0 V max 500 mA horizontal 17 2 18 8 V max 500 mA 22kHz control f 20 24 kHz Zi 15 Ohm Upp 500 800 mV Reference frequency input Reference frequency e Frequen...

Page 39: ...operation Interfaces NOTE In order to meet the EMV requirements a shielded cable must be used when connecting the RS 232 interface Ethernet 10 Mbit s interface 10 BASE T Pin assignment see Putting into operation Interfaces Remote monitoring interface ALARMS Max switched voltage 30 VDC or 42 VAC SELV acc to EN60950 Max switched current 0 5 A Pin assignment see Putting into operation Interfaces SELV...

Page 40: ...We have excluded all net work errors from the list for which local repair does not seem to be feasible Most network errors will cause the device to perform a reset If the network error ho wever persists contact one of our service centers Appendix QPE 8600 QPSK receiver 6 5 ...

Page 41: ...e Communication problem Cause Unknown Solution Interrupt the power supply for a few seconds OR Restore the factory settings in the SETUP menu and reconfigure the device Message Current overload module x Cause Unknown Solution Change the device and contact one of our service centers Message DHCP failed _ Network disabled Cause DHCP access failure Solution Check the DHCP server in the network If the...

Page 42: ...f our service centers Message Factory adjustment incomplete Cause The factory settings could not be restored Solution Change the device and contact one of our service centers Message Fatal Couldn_t spawn ftp client Cause Something is wrong with the ftp client Solution Change the device and contact one of our service centers Message Flash data failure Cause The flash is defect Solution Change the d...

Page 43: ...ontact one of our service centers Message I2C bus blocked Cause Communication problem Solution Switch off the installation and interrupt the power supply for a few seconds OR Restore the factory settings SETUP menu and reconfigure the device Message Incorrect mail settings Cause Unknown Solution Check the mail settings Message Invalid module settings Cause Invalid settings Solution Check the modul...

Page 44: ...service centers Message Power supply failure Cause Unknown Solution Change the device and contact one of our service centers Message QAM failure Cause The problem may result from the fact that the device fails to generate the QAM symbol clock OR the QAM chip is defect OR the register of the QAM chip is faulty Solution Change the device and contact one of our service centers Message QRF failure Cau...

Page 45: ...lure Solution Verify that the ambient temperature of the equipment is in the operation range of 0 45 degrees Celsius OR Change the device Message Too many guests online disconnect Cause More than 5 guests have tried to log in Solution Reduce the number of guests Message Twisted pair disconnected Incorrect mail settings Cause Broken connection OR invalid settings Solution Verify that the network co...

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