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Provide Adequate Ventilation

Slots and openings on the TDR6 are provided for ventilation that is needed to ensure reliable operation. To avoid overheating and ensure that the ventilation slots are not blocked, place the TDR6 on a smooth, hard surface that has at least two inches of clearance around the unit and adequate air circulation. If the equipment is placed in a closed area, such as a rack, ensure that proper ventilation is provided and that the internal rack operating temperature does not exceed the maximum rated temperature at the position of the unit.

Never place the TDR6 on a soft surface that would obstruct the required airflow into the ventilation slots.

Use Correct Power Source

For units equipped with a North American power cord, the cord has an IEC-compatible female plug on one end, and a male plug on the other end. This cord is UL and CSA approved up to 125 VAC at 10 A and is ready to use with no user wiring required.

For units equipped with an International power cord, the cord has an IEC-compatible female plug on one end, and three stripped and tinned bare wires on the other end. This cord is approved up to

250 VAC at 6 A and complies with the international color codes of green/yellow (ground), blue (neutral), and brown (line).

If these color codes do not correspond to the colored markings on the terminals in the plug, use the following standards:

The green/yellow wire must be connected to the plug terminal marked by the letter E or by the earth symbol () or color-coded green and yellow.

The blue wire must be connected to the plug terminal marked with the letter N or color-coded black.

The brown wire must be connected to the plug terminal marked with the letter L or color-coded red.

An AC plug must be attached to the International power cord in accordance with government standards and codes in effect at the installation site. If an unterminated power cord is supplied with the unit, the appropriate certified termination plug must be installed. The following is a list of the required certifying agencies for various countries.

Country

Agency

Country

Agency

Australia

SAA

Italy

IMQ

Austria

OVE

Japan

MITI

Belgium

CEBEC

Netherlands

KEMA

Canada

CSA

New Zealand

SECV, SECQ, SECWA, EANSW, ETSA, HECT,

Denmark

DEMKO

Norway

NEMKO

Finland

FEI

Rep. S. Africa

SABS

France

UTE

Spain

AEE

Germany

VDE

Sweden

SEMKO

India

ISI

Switzerland

SEV

Ireland

IIRS

United Kingdom

ASTA, BSI

Route Power Cords Safely

Route power cords so they are not walked on or pinched. Pay particular attention to cords and connections at the plugs, receptacles (such as power strips), and the point where they exit from the TDR6 and attach to other equipment. Do not place any items on or against power cords.

No Stacking

Do not place or stack any objects on top of the TDR6. Other equipment may be placed in a rack or on a shelf above or below it, but never stacked directly on top of it.

Protect Against Lightning and Power Surges

When the TDR6 is installed, have the professional installer ground the system to protect against voltage surges and built-up static charges. For information on grounding standards for electrical and radio equipment, refer to the electrical code in the country of installation.

Protect the TDR6 from lightning and power-line surges during a storm by unplugging it from the wall outlet and disconnecting the coaxial cable.

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Preface

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Contents TDR6 Electric Shock Hazard Contents Chapter Configuring the TDR6 Chapter TroubleshootingAppendix F Option Module Overview Appendix G Demodulator Application NotesUsing This Guide PrefaceLocating Information Important InformationIssuing Commands Front Panel NavigationDisplays RevisionLCD Display ErrorsCartons and Packing Materials SAA IMQOVE MitiUse Approved Attachments Only Viii 01-0870-401B 01/03 Overview Overview Overview 01-0870-401B 01/03 Ventilation Installing the TDR6AC Power Cords Connecting to a Power Source Power-up SequenceBasic TDR6 SD Configuration with No Option Modules Installed Connecting to a Remote Unit TMAC-6125 PortsConnecting to a Network Cabling the Analog Audio Connectors TDEC-6161 PortsLNB Power Cabling the TDEM-611001-0870-401B 01/03 Front Panel TDR6 Front PanelTDR6 DTV Receiver/Decoder Menu Structure LCD Display LCD Symbols LCD Text FormatsData a Menu Qpsk Key Character Displayed Correcting Mistakes Example QPSK, 8PSK, 16QAM Command Description Parameters / Response ValuesDVB DetailsInputConfigFilter allows you set the PCR filter Message No services available BERPID NTSC, PAL, AutoMPEG-2 Value, that does not begin with Important Considerations when entering Biss Ekey EIDControlEIA-232 used to configure the remote port MACRestoring a Default Configuration Restoring a User ConfigurationSaving a User Configuration Locking the Front PanelSetting the Date Setting the TimePerforming a System Reset Unlocking the Front PanelRemote Port Using a Remote UnitConfiguring Remote Software Parameters Command Types Ethernet PortBaud 01-0870-401B 01/03 TDR6 HD/SD Back Panel with Remote Designators Error Messages Explanation Action Required Informational Remote Commands ResponseDelay AutoChannelmode LangSample Rate Source MPEG-2, Atsc MPEG2VOL BissBiss Mode Biss StatusDC Autosel DC FilterDclock DmlockEbno LNBFaultlogclear Hdvd DelayRolloff 35RCRO, 25RCRO TuneMC Access Code MC Access FP RO, RWMC Access Unlock MC Config ListMC Default Restore Pgca AuthorizationPgca Mode MC Ethernet IP AddressPgca Timeout DataHandshake InterfaceVD Delay VBIVBI Control VBI FormatVD Mode PAL, NTSC, Auto VD SetupVD PID VD SubmodeQuick Start Configuring the TDR6Configuration Selecting a Service Detailed TDR6 Configuration Setting Local Date and TimeTDR6 Detailed Configuration Procedure Demodulator ConfigurationConfiguring the L-Band Carrier Frequency Parameter Front Panel Menu Remote Command Qpsk01-0870-401B 01/03 Troubleshooting Fault Reporting and MonitoringCurrent Faults Fault HistoryCommand Mnemonics Abbreviation Option Module Fault Descriptors are defined in the following table Viewing Current Faults Viewing the Fault History LogInput Status LED Not Illuminated Minimum E b /N 0 dBPerformance Problems Technical Specifications FACTORY-CONFIGURABLE FeaturesStandard Features Default Configurations Demodulator a DStandard-Definition Video Decoder High-Definition Video DecoderUser Data a B Remote ControlAudio Decoder a F Front Panel Access Ethernet01-0870-401B 01/03 Fault Relay Port Pin Specifications Port PinoutsNumber Synchronous Asynchronous Ethernet Port Pin Assignments Signal Signal DefinitionUser Data port Pin Specifications Standard RS232 Port Specifications TMAC-6125 SpecificationsTAUD-6100 Specifications TDEC-6100 SpecificationsTDEC-6161 Specifications TDEM-6110 Specifications LNB Port Specifications01-0870-401B 01/03 Tiernan VBI Data Transmission PALTiernan VBI Data Transmission Tiernan CC Mode is for Ntsc Format Only Tiernan Proprietary Closed Captions Tiernan CCDVB 422 Expanded Windows, 16-line and 32-line Lines Expanded Windows Field for an Encoded Picture Frame Front Panel Commands for Encoder Configuration Tiernan Closed Captions Front Panel CommandsRemote Commands for Encoder Configuration VE TCCVE Vbipass 32LINES01-0870-401B 01/03 Option Module Overview Typical Option ModuleOption Module Overview Demodulator Tuner SAW Filter Demodulator Application NotesIndustry Standard LNB Frequencies Information Rate SpacingOutput Spectrum Width Eb/N0 DefinitionMinimum and Maximum Information Rates TransponderEstimating Eb/N0 Using a Spectrum Analyzer Demodulator Low Eb/N0 AlarmEb/N0 Estimation Algorithm Spectrum AnalyzerDiagnostic Commands Offset = Actual RF Programmed RF Table Top and Rack Mount Installation Instructions Rear Rack Mount Instructions Rear Rack Bracket Mounting Instructions Fuse01-0870-401B 01/03 Index Index