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PEDQ 3005/4005/5005 QMX
Setting the frequency offset (fine tuning)
• If necessary press
until "
0
" also appears on the display.
• Use the
keys to set the frequency offset (
-64
…
+64
) of the output
channel.
• Press
to return to the channel setting.
Channel
Channel centre
frequency
[MHz
]
S 21
306.00
S 22
314.00
S 23
322.00
S 24
330.00
S 25
338.00
S 26
346.00
S 27
354.00
S 28
362.00
S 29
370.00
S 30
378.00
S 31
386.00
S 32
394.00
S 33
402.00
S 34
410.00
Channel
Channel centre
frequency
[MHz
]
S 35
418.00
S 36
426.00
S 37
434.00
S 38
442.00
S 39
450.00
S 40
458.00
S 41
466.00
C 21
474.00
C 22
482.00
C 23
490.00
C 24
498.00
C 25
506.00
C 26
514.00
C 27
522.00
Channel
Channel centre
frequency
[MHz
]
C 28
530.00
C 29
538.00
C 30
546.00
C 31
554.00
C 32
562.00
C 33
570.00
C 34
578.00
C 35
586.00
C 36
594.00
C 37
602.00
C 38
610.00
C 39
618.00
C 40
626.00
C 41
634.00
Channel
Channel centre
frequency
[MHz
]
C 42
642.00
C 43
650.00
C 44
658.00
C 45
666.00
C 46
674.00
C 47
682.00
C 48
690.00
C 49
698.00
C 50
706.00
C 51
714.00
C 52
722.00
C 53
730.00
C 54
738.00
C 55
746.00
Channel
Channel centre
frequency
[MHz
]
C 56
754.00
C 57
762.00
C 58
770.00
C 59
778.00
C 60
786.00
C 61
794.00
C 62
802.00
C 63
810.00
C 64
818.00
C 65
826.00
C 66
834.00
C 67
842.00
C 68
850.00
C 69
858.00
Frequency setting
If the PEDQ 3005 QMX
cassette is used, the "Frequency setting" menu is dis
-
played instead of the "Channel setting" menu.
Bx 1
112.00 MHz
OUTPUT:
The QAM signal is normally transmitted with a bandwidth of 8 MHz. That
means that you can only use the mean channel frequency of the existing chan-
nel raster in the range of channels S21 … C69 (frequency raster 8 MHz). The
channel raster is 7 MHz in the range of the lower frequency bands (channels
C2 … S20).
That is why the frequency setting is used here. If one were to use the normal
channel raster in these channel ranges, this would result in interference (over-
lapping) with the 8 MHz QAM signal packages, thus causing transmission
problems.