ZeeVee HDbridge 2312, Configuration Manual

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Front Panel Configuration
SETUP SCREEN
CONFIGURATION SCREEN
ACTIVE CONFIGURATION SCREEN
You can set the RF broadcast channels using the
front panel controls. In many cases, your ZeeVee
modulator will require only these configurations.
Setting the RF broadcast channels
or power
1.
Unlock the panel by pressing/holding together the left
and right arrow buttons (   ) until “Setup” lights up.
2. Press “OK” to enter the Configuration screen.
3. Press “OK” to select “RF Setup”
4. Use the arrow buttons (   ) to go to each item
you want to configure (such as RF Number or RF
Power), then press “OK” to edit the highlighted field.
Use the up and down (  ) arrow buttons to scroll
through the options for that field.
5. Once you’ve made changes, press “OK” to accept.
You can then select the next item for configuration.
6. When finished making changes, use the arrow
buttons to scroll down and select “Apply,” then click
“OK” to save your changes.
Note: The front panel locks automatically after
a few seconds. To make more changes, press/
hold the left and right arrow buttons again to
re-enter the setup screen.
Cable TV Channels vs RF Frequency (MHz) Map
RF
Ch.
Band
(MHz)
RF
Ch.
Band
(MHz)
RF
Ch.
Band
(MHz)
RF
Ch.
Band
(MHz)
RF
Ch.
Band
(MHz)
2 54-60 27 240-246 57 420-426 87 600-606 122 780-786
3 60-66 28 246-252 58 426-432 88 606-612 123 786-792
4 66-72 29 252-258 59 432-438 89 612-618 124 792-798
5 76-82 30 258-264 60 438-444 90 618-624 125 798-804
6 82-88 31 264-270 61 444-450 91 624-630 126 804-810
95 90-96 32 270-276 62 450-456 92 630-636 127 810-816
96 96-102 33 276-282 63 456-462 93 636-642 128 816-822
97 102-108 34 282-288 64 462-468 94 642-648 129 822-828
98 108-114 35 288-294 65 468-474 100 648-654 130 828-834
99 114-120 36 294-300 66 474-480 101 654-660 131 834-840
14 120-126 37 300-306 67 480-486 102 660-666 132 840-846
15 126-132 38 306-312 68 486-492 103 666-672 133 846-852
16 132-138 39 312-318 69 492-498 104 672-678 134 852-858
17 138-144 40 318-324 70 498-504 105 678-684 135 858-864
18 144-150 41 324-330 71 504-510 106 684-690
HRC Frequencies =
Standard
Frequencies
minus 1.25 MHz
Except for:
Channel 5,
Video = 78.0 MHz
Channel 6,
Video = 84.0 MHz
IRC Frequencies =
Same as Standard
Frequencies
Except for:
Channel 5, Video =
79.25 MHz
Channel 6, Video =
85.25 MHz
19 150-156 42 330-336 72 510-516 107 690-696
20 156-162 43 336-342 73 516-522 108 696-702
21 162-168 44 342-348 74 522-528 109 702-708
22 168-174 45 348-354 75 528-534 110 708-714
7 174-180 46 354-360 76 534-540 111 714-720
8 180-186 47 360-366 77 540-546 112 720-726
9 186-192 48 366-372 78 546-552 113 726-732
10 192-198 49 372-378 79 552-558 114 732-738
11 198-204 50 378-384 80 558-564 115 738-744
12 204-210 51 384-390 81 564-570 116 744-750
13 210-216 52 390-396 82 570-576 117 750-756
23 216-222 53 396-402 83 576-582 118 756-762
24 222-228 54 402-408 84 582-588 119 762-768
25 228-234 55 408-414 85 588-594 120 768-774
26 234-240 56 414-420 86 594-600 121 774-780
The highlighted areas in the frequency map show the RF numbers that can be paired together but are not numerically sequential.
Map for configuring RF
numbers and virtual
channels
The Cable TV Channels vs RF
Frequency (MHz) Map shows how
the RF channels are paired and
matched with RF frequency.
You will need to refer to this map
when configuring RF numbers and
virtual channels.
IMPORTANT NOTES
• RF numbers are applied in
pairs based on the frequency
map. For instance, if you
enter RF # “2,” then RF #“3”
automatically populates.
• RF numbers “4” and “5”
cannot be paired together
because of a gap in the
frequencies (MHz).
• The RF numbers are not
always paired in numerical
sequence (as with RF # 6,
which pairs with 95, and
RF # 99 which pairs with 14
and so on).
• ZV channels can be set
directly adjacent to any other
well-formed channel and will
not cause interference. No
channel spacing is required.
Shows audio/video being
encoded
Green — Both audio and
video are detected
Yellow — Video, but no
audio detected
Red — No video detected
RF SETUP SCREEN
To update firmware:
• If unit is connected to the internet and
can communicate with our servers, select
Update Firmware from the Setup screen
and press “OK”.
To reset IP address:
• When using DCHP, select Reset IP Address
to force a release/renew of your IP address,
and press “OK”.
To restore factory defaults or
revert firmware:
1. Power down the unit.
2. Hold the left and right arrows down and
reapply power. You will be prompted with
options: PRESS
• UP to reset config
• DOWN to revert FW
• OK to boot normally