JVC TDR6 installation and operation guide Cabling the TDEM-6110, LNB Power

To cable the Analog Audio terminal block connectors:

1.Press the detent using a screw driver with a maximum width of .15 inch to open the clamp below it.

2.Insert audio cable wire into the clamp.

3.Release the detent. The clamp will close tightly on the inserted wire.

Opening the clamp requires firm pressure. The required pressure may temporarily deflect the rear panel, but will not damage the unit.

NOTE

TAUD-6100The TAUD-6100 four-channel audio module process four MPEG-2 audio streams and provides AC3 audio passthrough.

AUDIO A

AUDIO B

PUSH HERE

AUDIO C

AUDIO D

AES/EBU

TAUD-6100

TAUD-6100 Ports

These four audio ports output unbalanced digital AES/EBU audio on female BNC 75 Ω connectors.

TDEM-6110The TDEM-6110 QPSK demodulator module enables the TDR6 to perform as an SDTV or HDTV IRD with four L-band inputs.

TDEM-6110

LNB A LNB B LNB C LNB D

TDEM-6110 Ports

The LNB 1 through LNB 4 connectors are F-Type, 75 Ω female connectors that accept RF from 950 to 2150 MHz, at power levels between -65 dBm and

-25 dBm.

Cabling the TDEM-6110

LNB ports A through D are used to connect the TDR6 to up to four satellite antenna LNBs. Although each of the four RF inputs can be independently configured, only one port may be active at a time.

The IFL cable loss should not exceed 25 dBm to ensure reliable IRD operation over a broad range of satellite operating parameters and varying weather conditions.

LNB Power

In the default configuration, the TDR6 does not supply DC power to the LNB. However, the TDEM6110 can be configured so that the active LNB IN port outputs LNB DC power at <500 mA DC at either 13V or 18V.

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