JVC TDR6 installation and operation guide Overview

Overview

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The TDR6 is a high performance, modular receiver/decoder providing a high degree of flexibility to meet a variety of Standard Definition (SDTV) and High Definition (HDTV) applications.

It’s modular design makes it easy to adapt to changing requirements in

digital TV contribution and distribution networks.

Six module slots allow the flexibility of using common equipment for a variety of applications in SDTV requiring MPEG-2 4:2:2 Studio Profile @ Main Level or 4:2:0 Main Profile @ Main Level and HDTV requiring 4:2:0 Main Profile @ High Level video processing.

The TDR6 is designed to accept and process inputs from satellite to terrestrial sources.

Features The TDR6 contains a standard feature set that is extended by option modules. The standard feature set includes:

■Modular construction allowing the implementation of a variety of option modules

■Auto-sensing, auto-detecting of video and audio formats

■4:2:2 and 4:2:0 digital video processing

■Auxiliary data delivery

■BISS Modes 0, 1, and E

■Front panel interface for local operation of the TDR6

■LED indicators including power, fault, and status

■Remote control via Ethernet or EIA-232 providing all configuration, monitor, and control functions

■Extensive self-diagnostics to assist with system checkout and problem solving

■Non-volatile, field-programmable memory

■User configuration sets that can store and recall commonly used parameters sets

■Auto-ranging, auto-sensing power supply

■Rugged chassis construction

Optional features include:

■Four L-band input QPSK, 8PSK, 16QAM demodulation with DVB-compliant FEC decoding, deinterleaving, and descrambling

■PAL, NTSC, and serial digital video output (SDTV)

■1080i or720p video output (HDTV)

■Four additional AES/EBU digital stereo pairs of audio output

■ATSC audio pass-through mode (with external decoder)

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