ChannelPlus Video Hubs
The H838 video hubs distribute antenna or cable signals to up to eight
televisions. The hubs provide two video modulator inputs to create new channels and have
support 5V IR targets.
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Two models are available.
The H838HHR has the isolation required by the FCC for any system that has modulators and an antenna.
The H838BID has a
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Telephone Master Hub (4 lines x 6 phones)
ChannelPlus model H616
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Expanding the television outputs
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You may connect as many as 8 more H838s to the outputs of a master H838 for a total of 64 television outlets. The longest recommended coax run should not exceed 150’. (That is a total of the coax from master to slave and from slave to TV.)
High Headroom Amp w/IR Engine
+12vdc | Gnd | IR |
LED glows when power is applied
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Master H838
High Headroom Amp w/IR Engine
Connect modulators | Up to 8 televisions |
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DVD, VCR, or Satellite | you put on the antenna/CATV input will appear on the |
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IR repeating system
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ChannelPlus model 2181 allows the H838 to expand IR control also. Use one 2181 for each slave H838.
Slave H838
IR information is only available on port B
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CATV/Ant input to TV output | 3dB | 3dB |
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TV output to CATV/Ant input | na | |
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Modulator input to CATV/Ant | >80dB | >35dB |
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Max CATV/Antenna input | 20dBmV | 20dBmV |
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Power supply | 15 VDC @ 300mA | 15 VDC @ 300mA |
ChannelPlus
H542, H544,
H562, or H564 modulator
Model H933
IR target
Model H973
IR emitter
Typical remote control
To control your video devices, add a modulator with IR repeating, an IR target and an IR emitter. Point a remote control at the target in the bedroom and IR pulses are repeated by the emitter, controlling the DVD player in the den.
Any or all of the television ports may have targets connected.
Expanding the modulator inputs
Add a model H881 active combiner and a single modulator input becomes eight.
Things To Watch For:
Herringbone interference on modulator channel (diagonal lines): You may have chosen a channel number that is not completely vacant. Distant UHF stations may not be watchable, but will cause interference if you try to create a new channel at the same frequency. Also, cable companies often have extra signals where there should be none. Try moving the modulator channel to another number. You may have to add a low pass filter to remove the cable company noise. If the filter does not work, try adding a
Herringbone interference on many channels, including modulator channels (disappears when you remove the CATV/antenna feed): The RF amplifier can be overloaded by abnormally strong signals. Often, you can cure the problem with a simple attenuator. Use a variable attenuator and try to find a signal level where the interference just disappears. Sometimes, the problem is one station is far stronger than the rest. In this case, attenuating all of the signals with a simple attenuator may cause the desired stations to be weak (snowy). You must reduce the strength of the only offending station. A common FM trap will help if the problem is a nearby FM tower. If the problem is a nearby TV station, often the station management can provide suitable filters.
FCC Requirements:
THIS PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH FCC REQUIREMENTS.
A SYSTEM USING THIS DEVICE WILL COMPLY WITH FCC REQUIREMENTS. USE ONLY VIDEO MODULATORS THAT COMPLY WITH PART 15
OF THE FCC RULES AND HAVE 25dBmV MAX OUTPUT LEVELS. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY VOID THE USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT. THE H838HHR IS SUITABLE FOR USE WITH AN ANTENNA OR WITH