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Seeker X User’s Guide
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Chapter 1 Quick Tour
Features
Easy configuration
With the combination of StrataSync and Mobile Tech applications, set up of your Seeker X
has never been easier. Now you will have the ability to easily control the deployment of
configuration setups and firmware updates to your StrataSync assets. You will no longer
have to use cables and PCs with the dedicated setup software with the use of the Mobile
Tech application to control the deployment of updates.
Alternatively, the Seeker Setup software simplifies the configuration process. Instead of
going to the factory to make hardware modifications, you can use Seeker Setup to adjust
frequencies.
Multiple frequency plan
Your Seeker X can be set up to operate on up to 4 different frequency plans with up to
4 unique frequencies each, which makes it easier to monitor and maintain multiple cable
systems. These plans define the leakage monitoring frequencies and, if desired, the tag
detection frequency as well. You have the option of setting up only one frequency plan
for simple operation, or multiple leakage plans for maintaining multiple cable systems.
Frequency settings range from 130–150 and 250–1220 MHz .
NOTE:
While in monitoring mode, the Seeker X can toggle between
all of the up to 4 frequencies in a plan providing broadband
leakage detection.
Signal compatibility
Compatibility with the VIAVI CT-X and existing CT-4 channel tag devices is another feature
of your Seeker X. The CT-X can insert up to 4 VIAVI proprietary tagged signals across the
entire downstream bandwidth at the same time.
The CT-X eliminates the risk of affecting any adjacent digital channels by injecting an
adjustable signal from 10–35 dBmV, setting up a -30 dBc relationship between the peak
power of the CT-X setup carrier and the channel power of the adjacent QAM. Channel tag
values are configured using the CT-X web interface or front panel buttons.
The Seeker X can also be set up to use the existing DOCSIS 3.1 channel for detection.