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ZvPro600 Series Modulator Get Going Guide 

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Cable TV Channels vs RF Frequency (MHz)

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

Front Panel Configuration

In most cases, ZvPro modulators will only require setting the RF and HDTV broadcast channels. This can be done using 
the Front Panel controls.

1.   Press/hold together the  

 

 arrow buttons until “Setup” lights up.  

Press “OK” to enter the setup screen.

2.   Use the the arrow buttons ( 



 

) to go to each item you want to configure 

 

(such as RF# or RF Power), then press “OK” to edit the highlighted field.

 

Use the 

 

 arrow buttons to scroll through the options for that field.

3.   Once you’ve made changes, press “OK” to accept them. You can then  

select the next item for configuration.

4.   When finished making changes, use the  arrow buttons ( 

 

 

 

)  

to scroll down to 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  

 

 buttons again to re-enter the setup screen.

Status Screen

Config Screen

Active Config Screen

Summary of Contents for ZvPro620

Page 1: ...ire premise This guide will take you through a typical installation procedure and will have you broadcasting your own HDTV channel in about 10 minutes For additional assistance specific details for a...

Page 2: ...triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk to persons The exclamat...

Page 3: ...el Configuration 5 RF Frequency Chart 5 Configuration with Maestro Web Interface 6 Front and Back Panel Details 7 Contact ZeeVee 8 Warranty Information 8 AC Power Cord AC Power Adapter What s in the b...

Page 4: ...AV Input port on the ZvPro 3 Connect the RF Output of the ZvPro to your RF network Default output power of the ZvPro is 25dBmV it can be increased to 45dBmV using the Maestro configuration interface...

Page 5: ...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 72...

Page 6: ...nt panel display 3 Using any web browser go to the IP address to launch Maestro the configuration tool 4 You will be directed to a login page User Name admin Default Password admin The User Name will...

Page 7: ...an be set between 25 to 45 dBmV using the Maestro web interface 2 Audio Video Input 1 Video Component or VGA Closed Captioning Composite Audio Digital Analog 3 Audio Video Input 2 ZvPro620 only Video...

Page 8: ...directly by calling ZeeVee Support at 877 493 3833 If it is determined that the product needs to be returned for service or exchange you will receive a Return Material Authorization RMA number Our age...

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