Holland Electronics SAWM60 User Manual

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SAWM60

AUDIO/VIDEO MODULATOR

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LIMITED WARRANTY
WARRANTY PROCEDURE:
If the product appears to be defective contact Holland Electronics LLC. at (805) 339-9060. We will analyze the problem and offer solutions to prevent removing the unit from service. If the unit is to be returned for evaluation, you will be issued a Return Material Authori zation (RMA) number.
Holland Electronics LLC will, at its option, repai r or rep lace the defe ctive unit, under warranty, without charge for parts or labor. This repair will be subject to charges if signs of tampering or misuse are detected. Incoming shipping costs will be the customers respon sibility. Returns will not be accepted without an RMA number.
The warranty and remedy provided above are exclusive and in lieu of all other express warranties and unless stated herein, any statements or rep resent ations mad e by any other person or firm are void. The duration of any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose on this produ ct shall be limited to the duration of the express warranty set fourth above. Except as provided in this written warranty, Holland Electronics LLC shall not be liable for any loss, inconvenience, or damage, including direct, special, incidental, or consequential damages, resulting from the use or inability to use this product, whether resulting from breach of warranty or any other legal theory.
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty last s and some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation and exclusion may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
To arrange for Warranty Service: Call Holland Electronics LLC. (805) 339-9060
IMPORTANT!!
WARNING: Holland Electronics LLC does NOT represent this product to be WATERPROOFED. To reduce
risk of electrical shock, fire hazard, or damage to the unit, do not expose to rain or moisture.
CAUTION: To prevent electric shock, do not use this plug with an extension cord, receptacle or other outlet
unless the blades can be fully inserted to prevent blade exposure.
NOTE TO INSTALLER: This reminder calls the system installer’s attention to Article 820-22 of the NEC that
provides guidelines for proper grounding and, in particula r, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to
the grounding system of the building, as close to the point of cable entry as practical.
WARNING:
TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE
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Specifications

AUDIO/VIDEO MODULATOR
MODEL SAWM60
POWER
MOD.

VIDEO

AURAL
LEVELOVER

CARRIER

ADJ.
LEVEL

AUDIO

OVER
MOD.
ADJ.
CHANNEL
STD
HRC
+25K
+12.5K
OFFSET
OUTPUT
LEVEL
30dB TEST
POINT

Description

The SAWM60 is a microprocessor controlled rebroadcast quality, phase locked loop synthesized, frequency fixed CATV television modulator. The single conversion and superior SAW filtering provides adjacent channel compatibility and spurious free output. The SAWM60 provides 60dB output level from
frequencies. The channelization configuration can be changed by the up/down buttons located on the inside adjustments. The modulator is shipped with all internal adjustments preset and FCC Docket 21006 offsets are standard. The unit conforms to FCC Docket 21006 for frequency accuracy.
50 to 860 MHz including STD and HRC offset

Features

SAW filtered
Double I.F. loop; separate audio and video.
Composite I.F. loop (45.75 MHz)
Automatic band splitting filters for superior carrier to
noise ratio.
BTSC 4.5 MHz stereo capability
Supports HRC, IRC, frequency offset s
Front panel -30dB test point
Five year warranty

Specifications

RF --------------------------------------------------------
Channels: 134 channels (2-135) Frequency Range: Output Level: 60
dBmV min., 62 dBmV typ. Ch.2-62

57 dBmV min., 60 dBmV typ. Ch.63-135

adjustable from front panel

54 - 860 MHz
Output Impedance: 75 ohm Audio/Video Ratio:
Adjustable -7 to -22 dB below video
carrier
Frequency Stability: ± 5 kHz in aeronautical band Carrier to Noise (In-band):
>60 dB
Spurious Output (A/V Ratio @ -15 dB): In Band>65 dBc Spurious Output: Outside Band (ty pic a l)
>60 dBc
IF Audio/Video Frequency:
Video 45.75 MHz Audio 41.25 MHz
Video IF Output: 37 dBmV min Audio IF Output: 15 - 30 dBmV typ. adjustment range
Composite IF :
45.75 MHz
Composite IF Output Level: 32 dBmV min
Composite IF Input Level: 35 dBmV max
Video ---------------------------------------------------------
Input Level: 1 V p-p min. at 87.5% modulation Input Level Range: Input Type: Frequency Response: Differential Gain:
Clamped video negative sync
±0.8 dB, 30 Hz to 4.2 MHz
<5% (10 to 87.5% APL)
0.5 to 1.5 p-p
Differential Phase: <5°(10 to 87.5% APL) Chrominance Luminance Delay: Hum and Noise: Video Signal to Noise:
-60 dB @ 87.5% modulation
-60 dB minimum (weighted)
< ± 50ns
Audio --------------------------------------------------------
Baseband Input Impedance: 600 ohms unbalanced Baseband Input Level: Pre-Emphasis: Flatness:
0.5 Vp-p for 25 kHz peak deviation 75 microseconds
-1.5dB max. 15 Hz to 15 kHz
General -----------------------------------------------------
Power Input: 100-240 VAC, 60 Hz Operating Temperature: Dimensions:
19”W × 9.375”D × 1.75”H
Weight: Connectors:
All “F” type except RCA type for
NOTE: Meets FCC group delay pre-distortion correction for color transmission.
-10 to +50
8 pounds

baseband audio

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Front & Rear Panels

AUDIO/VIDEO MODULATOR
MODEL SAWM60
1. Power On LED:
Indicates power is on when lit.
2. Video modulation LED :
Indicates video over-modulation when lit.
3. Video Modulation Adjust :
Used to set video modulation level.
4. Video/Audio Ratio adjustment :
Used to set level of audio carrier.
5. Audio Modulation Adjust :
Used to set audio modulation level (volume).
6. Audio Modulation LED :
Indicates aural over-modulation level when lit.
7. Channel Display :
Indicates which channel is active.
8. Offset Indicator LED’s :
Indicates if standard or off-set formats are active.
9. Offset selector :
Used to select standard or off-set formats.
10. RF Level Adjust :
Used to set RF level.
11. -30 dB Test Point :
Used to monitor RF output level.
12. RF Output port :
Connect this port to distribution system.
13. Composite I.F. Input :
Input from I.F. scrambler or I.F. output.
14. Composite I.F. Output :
To I.F. input or to scramblin g device.
POWER
1
MOD.
2
VIDEO
3
4
AURAL
LEVELOVER
CARRIER
ADJ.
LEVEL
6
5
AUDIO
OVER
MOD.
ADJ.
7
CHANNEL
STD
HRC
+25K
+12.5K
OFFSET
OUTPUT
LEVEL
600W MAX
30dB TEST
POINT
AC 100~240V
50~60Hz
15. Video I.F. Input (45.75 MHz) :
Video carrier I.F. input from video scrambling device or video carrier I.F output.
16. Audio I.F. Input (41.25 MHz) :
Sound carrier I.F. input from audio scrambling device or sound carrier I.F. output.
17. Video I.F. Output (45.75 MHz) :
Video carrier I.F. output to scrambling device or video carrier I.F. input.
18. Audio I.F. Output (41.25 MHz) :
Sound carrier I.F. to audio scrambling device or sound carrier I.F. input.
19. 4.5 MHz Input :
Input for BTSC stereo encoder operation.
20. Video Input :
Accepts any baseband video output source such as a satellite receiver, VCR, security camera or cable converter.
21. Audio Input (Left and Right) :
Accepts any baseband audio output source such as a satellite receiver, VCR, security camera or cable converter.
22. Convenience Outlet :
Standard U.S.A. type shown
23. Power Cord :
Three wire, standard U.S.A. typ
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Installation Procedure

Adherence to these precautions will help prevent
problems during initial installation of the SAWM60.
1. Connect the I.F. jumper from the I.F. output to the
I.F. input on the rear panel. Connect I.F. jumper from the V.I.F. output to the V.I.F. input. Connect I.F. jumper from the S.I.F. output to the S.I.F. input.
2. Connect the SAWM60 to a 117 VAC grounded receptacle. Observe the lit LED light indicating power is on.
3. Using a signal level meter or spectrum analyzer, set the output level.
4. Check the aural carrier level. It should be set at 15 dBmv below the video carrier.
5. Connect a 1.0 volt peak-to-peak video source to the “VIDEO IN” on rear panel. Connect the SAWM60 “RF OUT” to a TV set, and compare the contrast and brightness to a known signal (use off-air signal to insure a proper modulation level). If necessary, adjust the video modulation until proper contrast is observed.
6. Connect an audio source to the “AUDIO IN” on rear of the unit. Set audio modulation (peak deviation) to 25 kHz with the audio modulation adjustment. A known off-air signal and a TV may be used to set adjustment for equal audio level.
WARNING: When connecting the SAWM60 from the
rear panel “RF OUT” directly to a TV set, attenuate the output sufficiently to prevent overdriving the TV or use the -30dB front panel test point for monitoring the modulator output.
7. Connect the “RF OUTPUT” to a proper combining network.

Frequency Offsets

T
he federal Communications Commission requires that cable system modulators which operate in the aircraft communications and navigation bands be offset in frequency by 12.5 kHz. The SAWM60
FREQUENCY CHANNEL NUMBER OFFSET
120 to 138 MHz---------------------- A,B,C --------------- 14,15,16 ----------- 12.5 kHz 108 to 120 MHz---------------------- A-1, A-1 ------------ 99,98 --------------- 25 kHz 228 to 330 MHz---------------------- L – EE--------------- 25-41--------------- 12.5 kHz 330 to 336 MHz---------------------- FF-------------------- 42 ------------------- 25 kHz 336 to 404 MHz---------------------- GG-QQ ------------- 45-53 --------------- 12.5 kHz
PLL oscillator is factory setting comply with FCC requirements for frequency accuracy (+/- 5 kHz) in the aeronautical communication and navigation bands.
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