Model 628 Encoder Sensor Instruction Sheet
Normal IF In
IF Out
Scrambled IF In
Directional
Coupler
Installation
1.The Sense Input signal must
be a 1 Vp-p scrambled video signal. Connect the Encoder’s
scrambled video output to the
628’s Sense Input.
2. Connect your barker channel
to the Primary Input. This is
normally an IF signal.
3. Connect your Encoder’s IF
ouput to the 628’s secondary
Input.
IF In
Demodulator
Video Out
Attenuator
(Pad)
Operation
The 628’s sensing circuit monitors the loss of scrambled video.
The absence of the scrambled
video causes the 628 to automatically switch to the primary
input. It will remain in this state
until the scrambled video returns
to the sense input causing the
628 to switch back to the secondary input.
Scrambled
Video
Specifications
RF Isolation
> 60 dB @ 450 Mhz
Sense Input Level
1 V p-p Video ± 10 %
Levels below approximately 0.8
V p~p should cause secondary
to connect to the output.
Power Requirement
100-240VAC ±2%, 50/60 Hz.
Power pack output; +12 VDC
4. Connect the Common output
of the 628 to your modulator’s
input.
5. Plug the power supply
provided into the 12VDC input
on the unit
628/100 101206
P/N 1340148
Physical
5.25” H X 2.75” W X 2” D
1 lb.
Design and specifications are
subject to change without notice
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