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USER MANUAL - TRANSMITTER DS SERIES - 30 - 50 - 100 - 500 - 1000W

Rev 1.3

•  Internal RDS (On/Off )

•  Limiter  Ac  on (On/Off ) normally 84.2 kHZ (CCIR - Other Se   ngs is available on 

request)

•  Preemphasis 

•  Input Mode: it possible to set 

Digital

 - 

Analog

 or 

Composite Ext.

 input mode.

•  Modula  on Mode it possible to set 

Mono

 - 

Stereo

 - 

Composite Ext.

•  Zin Input Impedance: 

ENABLE

 = Low 600R - 

DISABLE

 = High 15k

Other your can set Level Audio Input, to push bu  on 

“Set Input Lev”

 open new 

panel.

From this panel you can set the various audio levels for each highlighted is the range 

within which fi x the levels, by pressing the “Change” bu  on it will be possible to set 

the new level. 

Fig. 9: Setup Audio Input level

Summary of Contents for DS 1000W

Page 1: ...1 USER MANUAL TRANSMITTER DS SERIES 30 50 100 500 1000W Rev 1 3 USER MANUAL TRANSMITTERS DS SERIES 30 50 100 300 500 1000W...

Page 2: ...anel 13 Rear panel 14 Operating instructions 15 RF On Off Switching 16 Fault Reset Key 17 Installation 18 Unpacking 18 First power on and setup 18 Quick start 19 Menu 20 Menu Frequency 21 Menu Power 2...

Page 3: ...S SERIES 30 50 100 500 1000W Rev 1 3 DB25 and DB9 pinout Appendix A Touch screen calibration Appendix B Upgrade Firmware Appendix C Log event and Alarms list Appendix D Web Page Control SNMP Appendix...

Page 4: ...should not try to perform any ac on which has been classi ed as belonging to the maintenance technician Any incorrect opera on may cause damage to equipment electronics and can be also poten ally dang...

Page 5: ...arrying parts are not always secured against touching All work is to be carried out with great cau on CAUTION The VHF FM transmi er does not possed a mains switch Even when the transmi er system is in...

Page 6: ...ant safety precau ons RFE Broadcast S r l shall not be liable for any damages caused by unauthorised modi ca ons carried out by the customer on the transmi er systems or equipment of RFE Broadcast S r...

Page 7: ...7 USER MANUAL TRANSMITTER DS SERIES 30 50 100 500 1000W Rev 1 3 First aid...

Page 8: ...n the middle there is the explana on of the menu and func ons of the transmi er such as color display touch screen There are explanatory photos of the various components of the transmi er Finally foll...

Page 9: ...on Fig 1 Front View of the VHF FM Transmi er DS30 50 100 300 500 1000 TheVHF FMtransmi erDS30 50 100 300 500 1000isintendedforthetransmission of frequency modulated broadcasts in mono or stereo It wo...

Page 10: ...N RS485 RF ampli ers using the latest genera on of semiconductors RF Power LDMOS Automa c Power Control APC maintaining stable pre set RF power 1 5 1 VSWR Higher VSWR value causes power reduc on Nomin...

Page 11: ...B rms detector 80 dB below 75 KHz devia on Stereo Separa on analog 45 dB 30Hz 60dB Freq 100 Hz Crosstalk a enua on digital Main to Sub 70 dB 30 Hz to 15 KHz analog 45 dB 15kHz 38 KHz Suppression 85 dB...

Page 12: ...L LED yellow 4 INTLK LED yellow 5 FAULT LED red There are also four keys for the func ons of 6 ON 7 LOCAL 8 RESET 9 BACK These LEDs and its bu ons integrate the capabili es of the LCD to understand th...

Page 13: ...BNC connector H 19kHz in out BNC connector I AES EBU input XLR TOS LINK connector op onal for DS Series L AUDIO IP input RJ45 connector M 10MHz input SMA connector op onal only for DP Series N 1 PPS...

Page 14: ...re ected power etc CAUTION All the changes to the Transmi er must be done in Local mode In this mode the Transmi er is completely manually controlled All se ngs are under menu control from LCD colour...

Page 15: ...ibited The transmi er can only be operated through the remote control interface The menu system does not allow changes in se ngs If an a empt is made to operate the transmi er via the menu system the...

Page 16: ...ome problem occurs Fault Reset key Fault LED If a failure in the device occurs the red Fault LED is on or blinking Reset key For clear a failure push the Fault Reset key and the LED will be o If the L...

Page 17: ...o determine that no apparent transport damages has been incurred Ensure that all connectors are in perfect condi on Connect the RF OUT of the transmi er to the antenna cable or a dummy load capable of...

Page 18: ...ransmi er If you want to turn on the transmi er with the lowest possible power keep pressed the Home Back and turn on the transmi er The display will show some informa ons of the transmi er se ngs suc...

Page 19: ...appears on the display Following are the main screens that allows the display That related to memories need an explana on the transmi er can store six di erent se ngs in six memories these can be cal...

Page 20: ...uency of the transmi er Fig 7 Set frequency menu In sec on On Air is visible the frequency currently set on the transmi er Fromthekeypadwillbepossibletotypethenewfrequency whichmustbecon rmed by press...

Page 21: ...i er In the screen are also displayed the Forward and Re ected power Select a digit clicking on it Click on the bu ons to increase decrease the output power the power adjustment occurs immediately Men...

Page 22: ...osite Ext input mode Modula on Mode it possible to set Mono Stereo Composite Ext Zin Input Impedance ENABLE Low 600R DISABLE High 15k Other your can set Level Audio Input to push bu on Set Input Lev o...

Page 23: ...for Audio Input level panel By clicking on the Change key the following panel appears where it is possible change the input level You can also set your preferences for both Input Mode Digital that fo...

Page 24: ...possible to visualize the general readings of the system and change the con gura on of all the op ons available Fig 12 Modula on mode se ngs Lan Se ng Time Se ng DB 25 RS485 Address 19kHz OAmp 19kHz D...

Page 25: ...n the main panel of se ng nally it is possible to enable or disable FSK 19kHZ Out GMT En Lan con guration From this panel it is possible to con gure the connec on parameters to the LAN of your system...

Page 26: ...DS SERIES 30 50 100 500 1000W Rev 1 3 Clicking on each item in the list a se ngs panel opens in which it is possible set the selected parameter Fig 15 Se ng LAN Ip Address Fig 17 Se ng LAN Gateway Fi...

Page 27: ...300 500 1000W 28 Fig 18 Se ng LAN DNS Fig 19 Se ng Time server Date Time Setting In this panel it is possible to set Date and Time a numeric keypad will allow us to enter numerical values pressing ent...

Page 28: ...transmi er can be controlled through the DB25 connector located in the rear pannel of the device Clicking on the DB25 key it is possible se ng Power Check Pin Normal Open or Normal Closed Percent val...

Page 29: ...This panel allows to change the amplitude of the pilot tone of 19kHz This signal is not the one used in the MPX but a copy of it and it is output of the BNC connector 19kHz H in the gure 3 pag 13 of t...

Page 30: ...ough the following panel Fig 23 19kHz Output Amplitude Frequency devia on Devia on phase se ngs Power Reduction Settings You can program the power reduc on in a determined me interval by con guring fr...

Page 31: ...green SCREEN ID CODE SETTINGS The characters input occurs through a slider and forward back arrows When the correct number le er is shown click on Enter to input in the IDCode Then click on the next d...

Page 32: ...SERIES 30 50 100 500 1000W Rev 1 3 Audio C O Reserve audio source Fig 27 Audio Change Over Se ngs Descrizione Audio change over Options Status This item is a summary of some parameters as AES EBU GSM...

Page 33: ...e main panel will display the number of the memory in the se ng of color red In the Presets panel memory currently ac ve shows down the bu on EXIT OF SETTING while the other memories show bu ons ACTIV...

Page 34: ...opens the menu panel with the text Se ng Mem number of memory of color that ashes red to indicate that we are changing the values of the preset and we are not changing the current values of the transm...

Page 35: ...memory changes are in progress Alarms Log Event In this panel you will be able to view all the event and error messages that the system registers The log stores at most 100 messages that will be divid...

Page 36: ...contact NON Latched 11 Output Digital ON Stand byrelay NO contact Latched 12 Output Digital Local Remote relay NO contact Latched 13 Output Analog 24VDC Service max 500mA 14 Output Analog Analog VPA...

Page 37: ...ss Bit 1 Service only 5 Output Analog 5VDC Service max 500mA 6 Data RS485 B 7 Data RS 232 RX 8 Input Optocoupled RS 485 Address Bit 2 Service only 9 Input Optocoupled RS 485 Address Bit 0 Service only...

Page 38: ...S SERIES 30 50 100 500 1000W Rev 1 3 Appendix B Touch screen calibration Requirements Anything Procedure 1 Put the device in LOCAL MODE 2 Press and hold simultaneously the keys HOME REMOTE 3 Follow th...

Page 39: ...nfo It may occur that stored contents will be erased In this case it s necessary to use this Fig C1 Zoom of the LAN POE connector on rear view of the transmi er Requirements Personal Computer running...

Page 40: ...gure the Client as in Figure C2 TFTP server 192 168 178 55 Opera on Upload Format Binary Local File Name click on the folder bu on and select the le for example Reset T500A0717044 bin Remote File Nam...

Page 41: ...the steps from 4 to 7 the only di erence is that in the Local File Name must be indicated the le name of the rmware that we want to install for example Firmware TX 7 62b bin 9 To make sure the procedu...

Page 42: ...Firmware TX 7 62b bin to upgrade a transmi er to rmware version 7 62b Firmware Reset Procedure 1 Con gure the PC on the same class of IP addresses of the Transmi er for example 192 168 178 1 2 Connec...

Page 43: ...loaded 7 To make sure the procedure was successfully verify under the Menu bu on on the LCD display here is showed the Firmware version loaded in the TX Make sure it correspond with the loaded one The...

Page 44: ...ntrol set Alarm AudioGood No sound for a me higher than the set value Alarm AC Line OFF No mains powered device in POE AC Line ON Electrical network ok Alarm RF Burning Alarm RF Sec on likely outbreak...

Page 45: ...frequency Alarm PWS 3 Absent Power supply 3 absent Alarm PWS 2 Absent Power supply 2 absent Alarm PWS 1 Absent Power supply 1 absent Alarm PWS 1 Fault Power supply 1 error Alarm PWS 2 Fault Power sup...

Page 46: ...ec on via LAN A web page to check transmi er is accessible at the address visible on the rst page of the LCD display here will be visible all the parameters of the transmi er and the possibility to mo...

Page 47: ...cess this web server is necessary to connect a LAN cable to port LAN2 AUDIO IP as indicated in the gure The system requires the access with username and password default user admin password admin that...

Page 48: ...49 USER MANUAL TRANSMITTER DS SERIES 30 50 100 500 1000W Rev 1 3 We you put the correct auten ca on code you will see the main page...

Page 49: ...Rev 1 3 USER MANUAL TRANSMITTER DS SERIES 30 50 100 500 1000W 50 Readings Page The Graphical illustradet is condesed but you can select an area and you will see the zoom of value...

Page 50: ...e it is possibile to con gure 4 Trap Server whit personal keyand 2 RO Community Key 2 RW Community Key Agent port Tipology of control SNMPv1 or V2c Basic ColdStart Trap Inporfam on ans SysType SysName...

Page 51: ...Rev 1 3 USER MANUAL TRANSMITTER DS SERIES 30 50 100 500 1000W 52 NTP Server Syncronization...

Page 52: ...53 USER MANUAL TRANSMITTER DS SERIES 30 50 100 500 1000W Rev 1 3 It ispossibile to use a SNMP Server to Control the Machine or a Normal MIB Browser like ireasoning Mib Browser...

Page 53: ...found in our products The System can ben used also without registering however it will be required to provide some data such as email and company name Just click on the entry Open a new Ticket on the...

Page 54: ...te Ticket you will receive an email with the number assigned to the cket and with references to be able to follow the progress of the cket For unregistered users it will be possible to view the status...

Page 55: ...Rev 1 3 USER MANUAL TRANSMITTER DS SERIES 30 50 100 500 1000W 56 Fig F3 Insert a new cket detail Fig F4 Check cket status...

Page 56: ...less and all persons should maintain a minimum separation distance of the following distances depending on the output power of the transmitter for general uncontrolled exposure and general controlled...

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