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Issue No: 1

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Ref: DVE6-ASUM-70xx

Copyright © 2019 IMT and Vislink are Vislink Technologies Inc. companies

7.1.1.4.  10MHz Reference .......................................................................................................... 24
7.1.1.5.  18V Supply ..................................................................................................................... 24
7.1.2.  Video ................................................................................................................................. 25
7.1.2.1.  Settings .......................................................................................................................... 25
7.1.2.2.  SDI 1-4 ............................................................................................................................ 27
7.1.3.  Audio ................................................................................................................................. 27
7.1.4.  ASI OUT ............................................................................................................................. 27
7.1.5.  MUX (future) ..................................................................................................................... 27
7.1.6.  USER DATA (future option) ............................................................................................ 27
7.1.7.  HPA CONTROL (future option) ....................................................................................... 28
7.1.8.  Unit Setup ......................................................................................................................... 28
7.1.8.1.  Presets ........................................................................................................................... 28
7.1.8.2.  Control ........................................................................................................................... 28
7.1.8.3.  Defaults .......................................................................................................................... 28
7.1.8.4.  Licenses ......................................................................................................................... 28
7.1.8.5.  Time & Date ................................................................................................................... 28
7.1.9.  Support. ............................................................................................................................ 29
7.1.9.1.  Versions ......................................................................................................................... 29
7.1.9.2.  Diagnostics .................................................................................................................... 29
7.1.9.3.  Contact ........................................................................................................................... 29

Licenses & Upgrades

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Table of Figures

DVE6100 Front Panel Overview

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Rear Panel Overview

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Supported Modulator Modes

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DVBS Supported Modulations

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DVBS2 Supported Modulations

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Summary of Contents for DVE6100

Page 1: ...300 Facsimile 44 0 1494 775356 Email sales vislink com Website www vislink com Company Registered in England Wales no 10523708 VAT registration no GB 260 012 169 Registered Office Waterside House Earls Colne Business Park Colchester Essex CO6 2NS UK DVE6100 UHD HD SD Video Encoder Modulator User Manual ...

Page 2: ...t as authorized by Vislink Conventions NOTE Notes show to convey additional information CAUTION Cautions show where potential equipment damage could occur WARNING Warnings show where there is potential for personal danger or risk of death Read all warnings and understand them before carrying out work on any equipment This includes peripherals and any related equipment in use The danger is real and...

Page 3: ...ue No 1 Page iii Ref DVE6 ASUM 70xx Copyright 2019 IMT and Vislink are Vislink Technologies Inc companies Document History Version Date Modification Firmware Version 1 10 09 2019 First release of document ...

Page 4: ... Overview 15 4 1 Front Panel 15 4 2 Selection Keys 15 4 3 Menu Scroll Keys 15 4 4 Hot Keys 15 4 5 LEDs 16 4 5 1 Alarm 16 5 Rear Panel 17 5 1 Monitor Control HPA Control MPEG Data 17 5 1 1 15 Way D Type Female Pin Definition 17 5 2 MPEG User Data 17 5 3 HPA Control 18 5 4 Status Relay 18 5 5 AC Power 18 5 6 RF1 Output 19 5 7 RF2 Output 19 5 8 ASI Input 19 5 9 Combiner IN 19 5 10 Ethernet USB Ports ...

Page 5: ...7 HPA CONTROL future option 28 7 1 8 Unit Setup 28 7 1 8 1 Presets 28 7 1 8 2 Control 28 7 1 8 3 Defaults 28 7 1 8 4 Licenses 28 7 1 8 5 Time Date 28 7 1 9 Support 29 7 1 9 1 Versions 29 7 1 9 2 Diagnostics 29 7 1 9 3 Contact 29 8 Licenses Upgrades 31 8 1 Licensing 31 8 2 Upgrades 31 Table of Figures Figure 4 1 DVE6100 Front Panel Overview 15 Figure 5 1 Rear Panel Overview 17 Figure 8 1 Supported ...

Page 6: ...Issue No 1 Page vi Ref DVE6 ASUM 70xx Copyright 2019 IMT and Vislink are Vislink Technologies Inc companies This page is intentionally unused ...

Page 7: ...dividual components must not be cut broken apart incinerated or chemically processed In the case of Beryllium Oxide a white ceramic material the principal hazard is from the dust or fumes which are carcinogenic if ingested inhaled or entering damaged skin Please consult your local authority before disposing of these components WARNING Tantalum Capacitors When subjected to reverse or excess forward...

Page 8: ... WARNING Any transmitting equipment radiating power at frequencies of 100 kHz and higher has the potential to produce thermal and athermal effects upon the human body To be safe 1 Do not stand or walk in front of any antenna or allow anyone else to do so 2 Do not operate any RF transmitter or power amplifiers with any covers removed and do not allow anyone else to do so ...

Page 9: ...test HEVC video compression and DVB S2X satellite modulation technology The DVE6100 provides a 50 reduction in leased satellite bandwidth compared to MPEG 4 and DVB S2 reducing satellite OPEX As a multi format encoder the DVE6100 provides the ability to encode video of all resolutions from SD to 4K including High Dynamic Range The multi channel capability of the unit allows it to encode up to four...

Page 10: ...Template Operators Manual Introduction Issue No 1 Page 10 Ref DVE6 ASUM 70xx Copyright 2019 IMT and Vislink are Vislink Technologies Inc companies This page is intentionally unused ...

Page 11: ...deo RJ45 USB Port Female type A Video ASI Connections Mini HD SFP BNC 75R L Band RF out L Band RF monitor N Type 50R L Band RF Combiner TNC 50R 3 2 Inputs SDI on SFP PAL NTSC serial digital video to ITU R BT 656 ANS I SMPTE 259M 270Mb s 16 channels eight stereo pairs embedded audio supported only 4 compressed 75R HDSDI on SFP To SMPTE 292M 1 485 Gbit s ASI Re mux option future 75R to ISO IEC 13818...

Page 12: ...deo Feature Description Video Formats 480i 29 97 576i 25 720p 50 59 94 60 1080i 50 59 94 60 1080p 23 98 24 25 29 97 30 50 59 94 60 2160p 23 98 24 25 29 97 30 50 59 94 60 Video Encoder Profiles H 265 HEVC Main Main 10 H 265 HEVC 8 10 Bit to 4K 60p H 264 AVC Main High Baseline up to Level 5 2 H 264 AVC High 10 4 2 2 H 264 AVC 4 2 0 4 2 2 8 10 Bit to HD 60p 4K Native and UHD 1 Service HD Up to 4 Serv...

Page 13: ... 1 61Msym s RF Carrier ID ETSI TS 103 129 Multiplexing Remux of services from ASI IP TS input Modulator only mode Incoming TS routed straight to Modulator L band Main Out 950 2150MHz Step size 1kHz Output power 40 to 5dBm 0 1dB steps Carrier OFF Clean Carrier Modulated Carrier Power stability 0 5dB Calibration Spurious outputs 60dBc 4kHz Modulated carrier 55dBc unmodulated carrier Phase noise 3dB ...

Page 14: ...ta to the internal video Data is presented on a separate PID NOTE IP IN the extraction of ASI from an IP Video stream and IP OUT encapsulation of ASI into Ethernet and IP data are chargeable licensed options Licenses are field upgradeable You can enter additional licenses in the field please contact factory for further information pricing IP IN can be used as an external source to the modulator or...

Page 15: ...rrow keys select an option displayed in the window and navigate around the menu tree The ENTER key initially selects an option or a choice of selection by using the UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT arrow keys to change the parameter pressing ENTER commits the change Pressing ESCAPE aborts the change The upper line in smaller font of the LCD shows the parameters available by means of a prompt access to the next ...

Page 16: ... LED Function POWER When illuminated indicates power is applied to the unit MOD When illuminated green indicates carrier modulation CARRIER When illuminated green indicates the carrier is on STATUS HPA If this LED is illuminated green it indicates the HPA has power applied and that it is functioning If illuminated red this indicates a fault with the HPA FTD STBY Tx When flashing amber HPA is in fi...

Page 17: ... a female 15 way D connector 5 1 1 15 Way D Type Female Pin Definition 15W PIN Signal Description 1 RXA Remote control RS485 RX into DVE RS232 RX 2 RXB Remote control RS485 RX into DVE 3 TXA Remote control RS485 T from DVE 4 TXB Remote control RS485 TX from DVE RS232 TX 7 GND Ground connection 12 GND Ground connection 5 2 MPEG User Data MPEG stream accepts data at 9K6 19K2 or 38K4 baud NOTE See Se...

Page 18: ...of the DVE6100 Exciter The relay default is factory configured for an open circuit indicating a fail To reverse this configuration use the internal status link on the control PCB The relay contacts open if the DVE6100 Exciter loses power or has a major alarm 15W PIN Signal Description Remark 14 Status relay Relay contact opens on fault Internal link to swap NC NO 15 Status relay Relay contact open...

Page 19: ...at the RF connector This monitor connector provides connection to a local IRD or spectrum analyser NOTE No DC or 10MHz reference is present at this connector 5 8 ASI Input This 75Ω BNC enables the multiplexing of an external ASI stream with the internal service of the exciter The internal service encoder may be turned off from the REMUX menu option This allows you to use the DVE6100 Exciter as a m...

Page 20: ...er This in turn could be a multiplex of several ASI signals You can stream multiple ASI channels over one IP path You can decode separate ASI signals at a remote location using service names to extract the various services in the same manner as if it was a direct ASI connection Depending on the amount of FEC applied you can stream approximately 80Mb s total over 100M Ethernet Encapsulation type EN...

Page 21: ... Band output connector From the main menu screen use the up down arrow keys to select the required parameter press ENTER to confirm the selection or ESCAPE to cancel NOTE Output level dB can be continually adjusted without pressing ENTER between value changes Press ENTER or ESCAPE to exit level adjustment The output level for the unit displays in dB relative to the maximum level as defined in the ...

Page 22: ...Template Operators Manual Operation Guide Issue No 1 Page 22 Ref DVE6 ASUM 70xx Copyright 2019 IMT and Vislink are Vislink Technologies Inc companies This page is intentionally unused ...

Page 23: ...e unit Video Settings for the VIDEO parameters of the unit Audio Settings for the AUDIO parameters of the unit ASI Out Settings for the ASI format out of the unit MUX Settings for the multiplexing parameters of the unit User Data Settings for the USER DATA path HPA Control Settings for the HPA controller side of the unit Unit Setup Settings for PRESETS LICENSING CONTROL of the unit Support Custome...

Page 24: ...cillator frequency of the succeeding SHF block up converter The following BUC choices can be made L Band direct display has no local oscillator frequency select NONE C Band assumes local oscillator of 4900MHz X Band assumes local oscillator of 6500MHz Ku 1 Band assumes local oscillator of 11800MHz Ku 2 Band assumes local oscillator of 12800MHz Ku 3 Band assumes local oscillator of 13050MHz Ku 4 Ba...

Page 25: ...UHD sources only provides options of Quad Split 2 Sample Interleave NOTE Available options depend on the video source Encoding Standard defines the encoding mode This menus provides options of MPEG 2 H 264 HEVC Incorrect Format if incoming video is not the format set on the unit the unit can generate video of the correct format as a warning Choices are Red and moving ball Red Black Network Name Th...

Page 26: ...edium fast Slow gives the highest quality at the tradeoff of slower recovery Video filter Based on content the Auto setting will determine the best filter for the conditions You may manually override using None Weak Medium Strong filtering HDR For high dynamic range content enabled sources chose PQ or HLG standards Closed Captions In HD to pass Closed Caption information conforming to the CC708 st...

Page 27: ...ich SDI input the audio is required to be extracted from Input Choose between external source or generating test tones Note that the tone will be on both pairs of audios E g both audio 1 audio 2 Standard Choose encoding standard HE AAC AAC LC Mpeg L1 Mpeg L2 AES3 pass through Dolby E pass through Audio X Y X Y being the pairs Select whether enabled the bitrate where applicable the PID for that aud...

Page 28: ...set files to the unit 7 1 8 2 Control Use the Control menu to set the unit control IP address web page identifier text and SNMP configuration 7 1 8 3 Defaults Use the Defaults menu to restore defaults Choose Yes to reset the unit to factory defined parameters Use the Reboot option to restart the unit software without restoring factory settings 7 1 8 4 Licenses Use the Licenses option to enter the ...

Page 29: ...es information about the encoder section that may be required by customer services during assistance call It is easier to copy this information from the web browser MODULATOR This gives information about the RF section that may be required by customer services during assistance call It is easier to copy this information from the web browser 7 1 9 2 Diagnostics Use the Diagnostics menu to view vari...

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Page 31: ...our online shop https www vislink shop NOTE Before ordering the license s you will need to provide the required Electronic Serial Numbers ESN and hardware serial numbers as requested on the webpage Hardware serial numbers are located on the unit chassis Firmware can be found using the support menus see Section 7 1 9 8 2 Upgrades To upgrade unit firmware refer to the latest firmware release note Fi...

Page 32: ...Template Operators Manual Licenses Upgrades Issue No 1 Page 32 Ref DVE6 ASUM 70xx Copyright 2019 IMT and Vislink are Vislink Technologies Inc companies This page is intentionally unused ...

Page 33: ...ted Modulator Modes DVBS2 X Supported Modulations FEC BPSK not IRD BPSK S not IRD QPSK 8PSK 8PSK L 16APSK 16APSK L 32APSK 32APSK L 64APSK 64APSK L 128APSK 256APSK 256APSK L 2 9 11 45 1 4 4 15 13 45 14 45 1 3 2 5 9 20 7 15 1 2 8 15 11 20 5 9 26 45 3 5 28 45 23 36 29 45 2 3 31 45 25 36 32 45 13 18 11 15 3 4 7 9 4 5 5 6 77 90 8 9 9 10 Figure 8 1 Supported Modulator Modes ...

Page 34: ... IMT and Vislink are Vislink Technologies Inc companies A 1 DVBS Supported Modulations FEC QPSK 1 2 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 Figure 8 2 DVBS Supported Modulations A 2 DVBS2 Supported Modulations FEC QPSK 8PSK 16APSK 32APSK 1 4 1 3 2 5 1 2 7 8 3 5 2 3 3 4 5 6 8 9 9 10 Figure 8 3 DVBS2 Supported Modulations ...

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