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dSCR (Digital satellite cable router) multiswitches SRM561, SRM581

Vers. 1.03

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Product description

Cascadable single cable wideband multiswitches SRM561 and SRM581 are intended for the distribution of satellite and 

terrestrial signals for up to 32 satellite tuners or receivers on each output pair.

The multiswitches have 4 passive Wideband SAT IF (for connecting 2 Wideband LNBs) and 1 active Terrestrial TV trunk 

lines.

SRM561

 is cascadable 6 output single cable multiswitch with 3 independent signal processors and have 3 pairs subscribers 

outputs (6 outputs total) .

SRM581

 is cascadable 8 output single cable multiswitch with 4 independent signal processors and have 4 pairs subscribers 

outputs (8 outputs total).

The multiswitches are intended for the distribution of satellite and terrestrial signals for up to 32 satellite tuners or 

receivers on each outputs pair and have 4 x DC power modes for convenient DC powering options (see chapter „

Installation 

instructions

”).

The devices ensures an independent access for every subscriber to any SAT IF or Terrestrial TV trunk line.

These multiswitches automatically detect SCR/dSCR commands from the receiver. The dSCR switches also feature fully 

automatic level control, negating the need for any gain or level adjustments in most installations. 

Multiswitch is built into a zinc alloy die cast housing for extreme interference immunity. The housing of multiswitches meets 

more stringent screening requirements according to EN50083-2, class A.

Control according to EN50494/EN50607 (SCR/dSCR) commands as well as Legacy (+13 V/+18 V/22 kHz) commands.

According to the standard ETSI EN 303 354 V.1.1.1, TERR TV band amplifier of multiswitch type is Launch, selectivity clasification 0.

Safety instructions

Installation of the multiswitches must be done according IEC60728-11 and national safety standards. 

The multiswitches are powered from the stabilized power 20 V. This voltage is not dangerous to life. 

External power supply must have a short circuit protection.

Any repairs must be made by qualified personnel. 

To avoid damaging of the multiswitches do not connect the supply voltage until all cables have been connected correctly. 

The device shall be mounted in vertical position with RF input connectors on the top side on a wall or other nonflamable surface.

The multiswitches must be fixed with steel screws Ø 4-4.5 mm. The screws are not included in a package.

Do not expose multiswitches to moisture or splashing water and make sure no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, 

are placed near or on the unit. 

Avoid placing the multiswitches  next to central heating components or direct sunlight and in areas of high humidity. 

No naked flame sources, such as lighted candles, should be placed on multiswitch. 

If the multiswitches have been kept in cold conditions for a long time, keep it in warm room no less than 2 hours before 

powering. 

The ventilation should not be impeded by covering the multiswitches with items, such as newspapers, table-cloths, curtains. 

The mains socket of external power supply must be easily accessible.

IMPORTANT WARNINGS! 

Before connecting any products to a system, it is essential to make sure the 

system power supply is switched off

. Avoid 

short-circuit or overload of any power supply. Never “HOT-SWAP” any system components as this may result in damage to 

the newly introduced or existing components.

 The SRM561, SRM581 multiswitches are intended only for indoor installation or installation in a suitable weatherproof 

outdoor cabinet. These multiswitches must not come into contact with moisture or be installed in areas of high humidity or heat. 

 Multiswitches are suitable for moderate and tropical climates.

 Always mount the multiswitches securely to a wall or bulkhead panel so it cannot hang or swing on its coaxial cables as 

this may strain the internal circuit board and components.

 Always connect all of the coaxial cables to the multiswitches before connecting the power. These units are not designed 

to be “HOT-SWAPPED” or connected to a live system.

 Always be sure that connecting cables shield and multiswitches functional grounding clamp have common potential 

before powering the system. Floating voltages can be created in an un-earthed system which may cause damage and can 

be dangerous.

 Momentary short-circuit of any cables may be enough to damage the sensitive electronics within the multiswitch or the 

connected system.

 Always allow plenty of ventilation around the multiswitch and do not allow it to be covered with materials such as loft 

insulation.

 We recommend at least 5 cm of airspace around the multiswitch. Digital products can get hot to the touch and require 

a flow of air to avoid overheating.

 The SRM561, SRM581 multiswitches are designed only to work with Ku band Wideband LNBs.

 LNBs and other system equipment connected to the multiswitch SAT H1 and H2 trunks inputs/outputs can be powered 

from the same power supply as the multiswitch.

To avoid damage not covered by warranty 

DO NOT EXCEED MAX. CURRENTS

. See “

Technical 

characteristics

” for max. current for external equipment.

DO NOT OPERATE THE DC POWER TO H TRUNK LINES SWITCH

 (see Figure 1, pos.21) unless you 

totally understand the power demands of the system and confirmed they are 2 A or less. 

ALWAYS LEAVE 

THE DC POWER TO H TRUNK LINES SWITCH IN THE "OFF" POSITION

 when inserting SRM561, 

SRM581 into an existing multiswitches installation.    

Damage caused by current overload is not covered by the manufacturer’s warranty.

Summary of Contents for SRM561

Page 1: ...nlight and in areas of high humidity No naked flame sources such as lighted candles should be placed on multiswitch If the multiswitches have been kept in cold conditions for a long time keep it in warm room no less than 2 hours before powering The ventilation should not be impeded by covering the multiswitches with items such as newspapers table cloths curtains The mains socket of external power ...

Page 2: ...RM581 On Off 1 2 1 2 Legacy dSCR Terr TV DC IN Pair D Pair C 2 1 2 1 Legacy dSCR Terr TV DC IN Pair A Pair B Power ON DC to H lines H H V V SAT A SAT B H H V V SAT A SAT B DC IN 20V 2A Terr TV Terr TV Frequency SAT TV range Terr TV Trunk loss SAT TV Terr TV Current consumption 20V 800mA max 290 2350 MHz 47 862 MHz 8 dB 1 dB dSCR multiswitch SRM561 On Off 1 2 Legacy dSCR Terr TV DC IN Pair D 2 1 2 ...

Page 3: ... Powering mode DC power to H trunk lines switch position see Figure 1 pos 21 Warnings and notes 1 Multiswich powered from local PSU 20 V via DC input see Figure 1 pos 19 Recommended for use is PS202F 20 V PSU H trunk lines are DC isolated from it OFF Recommended as first choice WARNING BEFORE CONNECTION ALWAYS CHECK DC POWER TO H TRUNK LINES SWITCH see Figure 1 pos 20 IT MUST BE IN POSITION OFF No...

Page 4: ...all subscriber outputs see Table 2 3 PIN Codes see Table 2 and see chapter Configuration 4 Only one UB plan is set depended of delivery region if you need another plan see chapter Configuration or contact TERRA UAB 5 DC power to H trunk lines switch see Figure 1 pos 20 in position OFF Table 2 Marking v 0 Marking v 1 Marking v 2 User Band UB PIN Code Bandwidth MHz Central frequency MHz Bandwidth MH...

Page 5: ... MHz Other settings default Wideband LNB 8 SCR dSCR UB up to 24 dSCR UB Terrestrial TV Up to 24 dSCR UB Terrestrial TV Quattro LNB 8 SCR dSCR UB up to 24 dSCR UB PIN protected Terrestrial TV Legacy Terrestrial TV Wideband LNB Static mode up to 32 converted transponders Terrestrial TV Up to 32 converted transponders Terrestrial TV Wideband LNB 8 SCR dSCR UB Static mode up to 24 converted transponde...

Page 6: ...SCR mode 32 max per pair outputs configurable with combined DTT user band bandwidth 20 60 MHz configurable dSCR mode dSCR mode output level 84 dBµV configurable AGC controlled legacy mode output level 78 dBµV AGC controlled typical Terr TV output level IMD3 60 dB 96 dBµV max Terr TV gain 8 dB Decoupling SAT IF inputs SAT IF inputs 30 dB SAT IF inputs tap outputs 30 dB SAT IF Terr TV 25 dB DC pass ...

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