RFX-RMT-II SD/HD
LAST REV: DEC 2007
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Operator’s Manual
RF ExtremeCare: 866.732.0113
9.2
The Receiving Equipment
The RFX-RMT-II transmitter may be used with a variety of RF Central digital receivers
including:
RFX-RMR, RMR-II series rack-mounted receivers
RFX-PMR, PMR-II series portable receivers
RFX-RMRT, RMRT-D rack-mounted receivers
RFX-MDR-PC
RFX-RMR-X6 diversity receivers
Full details of the operation of the receivers are given in the associated manuals
When used with the
RMT-II transmitter, the RMR / RMR-II, PMR / PMR-II, RMRT / RMRT-D,
and RMR-X6 digital receivers produce four audio channels (analog and AES3 digital) together
with SDI and composite video outputs. These receivers also have an ASI output.
Check that audio, video, and DC cables are of sufficient total length and are in good condition.
If extension cables are necessary, ensure that the connectors are compatible and of good
quality to avoid problems at the site.
Check that the receiving antenna / receiver interfaces are clean and free from dust and other
unwanted materials.
If tripods are to be used to mount the equipment, make sure that some means of securing the
tripod or weighting it down is provided. Gusty wind conditions may put installations at risk,
particularly when parabolic antenna dishes are to be used.
Check that the receiver channel frequencies are compatible with those of the
RMT-II
transmitter and set the channel selector switch to the channel number required. The receiver
is labelled with channel number and frequency information.
9.3 Transmitter / Receiver Tests
Whenever practical, set up the system and test it before leaving for the remote site to
ensure that all components of the system are working properly. Checking the system,
making necessary adjustments, and taking corrective actions ahead of time, will pay off
later when setting up at the remote site.
