RF input to RF output TransModulator - DVB-S/S2, QAM, ATSC, DVB-T,

Name: RF input to RF output TransModulator - DVB-S/S2, QAM, ATSC, DVB-T, - ATSC to QAM
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ATSC to QAM

H-4DVBS2-ATSC-IPLL

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DVBS/S2 to ATSC model description

H-4-DVBS2-ATSC - 4 satellite channels (frequencies) to ATSC trans- modulator, + IP, ASI

Description

Multi-input CATV QAM / ATSC / DVB-S2 / ISDB-T trans Modulator with IP Out

Inputs are :

4 RF Tuners : DVB-S/S2 or QAM or DVB-T or ATSC
2 ASI Inputs

Outputs are:

2 RF carriers : QAM or ATSC or DVB-T or ISDB-T
2 ASI’s Output
MPTS IP Output

Thor Broadcast Transmodulation systems are a 4 RF input modulator and program stream multiplexer with CAM support via 4 CI slots. They are available for QAM (DVB-C), Satellite (DVB-S/S2), and terrestrial (ATSC)(DVB-T) radio frequency RF signal sources. RF signal types can easily be interchanged by removing the modules(you can not upload firmware to change the modulation functionality, this is hardware based). Full configuration and management is available on the front panel LCD and keypad, and remote access and monitoring is available on a dedicated NMS network port for control through a web browser. Program streams available as well as the IP and ASI inputs can be multiplexed and remapped in any order. Independent output pipes for both ASI and IP are fully configurable. Industry standard support for Conditional Access is provided by 4 Common Interface (CI) slots. These slots support CAM modules such as CableCard or any other system using the PCMCIA interface. This platform is ideal for program aggregation and multiplexing in cable TV headends and corporate MATV systems.

Tags: 4 Channel HDMI Modulators HDMI over COAX

Features

Modulate 4 RF carriers including all sub programs and streams
Provides industry standard multiplexed and remapped outputs on ASI & IP
9x IP stream outputs (8 SPTS, 1 MPTS) in UDP, RTP, or RTSP video protocols
Advanced network managment system on dedicated network port and IP address
Modulator available in QAM (DVB-C), Satellite (DVB-S2) or OTA (DVB-T) -- (model dependant)
Supports Closed Caption 608 and 708 systems, supports Dolby AC/3 Pass Through
H-4LNB-QAM-IP-LL 4 satellite LNB’s RF + 2 ASI’s to QAM and IP
H-4ATSC-QAM-IP-LL 4 ATSC RF +2 ASI’s to QAM and IP

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Model Selection

H-4-ATSC-QAM - 4 OFF AIR ATSC channels (frequencies) to CATV QAM , IP, ASI

H-4-DVBS2-QAM - 4 satellite channels (frequencies) to CATV QAM , IP, ASI

H-4-DVB-T-QAM - 4 OFF AIR DVB-T channels (frequencies) to CATV QAM , IP, ASI

H-4-ATSC-ATSC - 4 OFF AIR ATSC channels (frequencies) to ATSC trans - modulator, + IP +ASI

H-4-DVBT-QAM - 4 OFF AIR DVB-T channels (frequencies) to QAM trans- modulator, + IP, ASI

H-4-DVBS2-ATSC - 4 satellite channels (frequencies) to ATSC trans- modulator, + IP, ASI

H-4-DVBS2-DVBT - 4 satellite channels (frequencies) to DVB-T trans- modulator, + IP, ASI

H-4-DVBS2-ISDB-T - 4 satellite channels (frequencies) to ISDB-T trans- modulator, + IP, ASI

Specification

Input	4 S/S2 Tuner and 2 ASI input
Tuner Section	DVB-S	Input Frequency	950-2150MHz
		Symbol rate	2-45Msps
		Signal Strength	-65~-25dBm
		FEC Demodulation	1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8 QPSK
	DVB-S2	Input Frequency	950-2150MHz
		Symbol rate	QPSK 1~45Mbauds 8PSK 2~30Mbauds
		Code rate	1/2, 3/5, 2/3, 3/4, 4/5, 5/6, 8/9, 9/10
		Demodulation Mode	QPSK, 8PSK
	ATSC	Input Frequency	30-999Mhz
		Standard	ATSC A/53
		Constellation	8VSB
		MER	/42

Multiplexing	Maximum PID Remapping	128per input channel
	Function	PID remapping (automatically or manually)
		Accurate PCR adjusting
		Generate PSI/SI table automatically
Modulation	DVB-C	Standard	J.83A, J.83B, J.83C
		MER	≥42dB
		RF frequency	30~950MHz, 1KHz step
		RF output level	-30.0~ 0.0 dbm (77~107 dbµV), 0.1db step
		Symbol rate	2.5 – 4.66 Msps, 5.0 - 8.0 Msps
		J.83A	Constellation	16/32/64/128/256QAM
			bandwidth	8M
		J.83B	Constellation	64QAM, 256QAM
			bandwidth	6M
		J.83C	Constellation	64QAM, 256QAM
			bandwidth	6M
System	Local interface	LCD + control buttons
	Remote management	Web NMS
	Stream Out	2 ASI out(BNC type)
		IP (4*MPTS over UDP) out (RJ45, 1000M) UDP.RTP,RTSP
	Upgrading	Web and USB
General	Dimension	482mm×300mm×44.5mm(WDH)
	Weight	3.7kg
	Temperature	0~45(Operation) ; -20~80(Storage)
	Power	AC 100V±1050/60Hz; AC 220V±10%, 50/60HZ
	Consumption	25W

Question and Answers

Question:

Hello, I'm looking for some technical assistance. I am an A/V studio consultant working with a TV studio that needs to transport (4) HD-SDI camera feeds to a remote building using their existing CATV provider's passive coaxial I-Net. They need to have the (4) cameras feed into their video control system (at the remote building) as close to real-time as possible so as to allow efficient PTZ of the cameras. PTZ will be happening over a separate 10 MBPS Datalink. I'm looking at your H-1/2/4SDI-ATSC-IPLL to put the HD-SDI signals onto the RF Broadband network and your H-IRD-V3-IP (one for each channel?) to get back to HD-SDI on the other end. Question 1, Do I have the correct/most cost-effective solution in mind; and 2, What will the latency look like after passing through the two devices?

Answer:

Yes you have the correct parts to do that, or you can use the H-4HD-EMS to convert to IP, and the 4x V3-IRD-IP to convert from IP back to SDI.

If you want to use the coax, then the H-4SDI-QAM-IPLL to create 4 RF channels, then 4x the V3-IRD-QAM to convert from QAM to SDI.

Latency would be about 2 seconds more than likely going the IP route; if you convert to RF it would be slightly faster, about 500ms

I know it would not be ideal, but the easiest solution would be to use a single strand of fiber between the locations:

Zero Latency, uncompressed 4x 3G-SDI over one Fiber

https://thorbroadcast.com/product/4-ch-sd-hd-3g-sdi-over-single-fiber-cwdm-uncompressed-rack-mountable.html

Minimal latency, compressed 4x HD-SDI over one Fiber

https://thorbroadcast.com/product/4-sdi-hdsdi-over-1-fiber-mini-extender.html

Question:

Product recommendations. Could you recommend a modulator. 5 HDMI inputs, a single ASI output. Multiple programs need to be modulated on the same frequency. We are transmitting 5 programs OTA. VHF Ch4 Perhaps a H-12HDMI-QAM-IPLL I require single channel RF input to RF output TransModulators. VHF Ch4 to UHF Ch24 also UHF Ch24 to UHF Ch16 Perhaps a H-4-ATSC-ATSC

Answer:

If you need to modulate 5 programs on one ATSC RF channel, I would recommend
2pcs H-4ADHD-ATSC-IPLL connected together via ASI

The H-4ADHD is a 4 ch HDMI encoder/ ATSC modulator with ASI input and
ASI output, unit has a TS multiplexer built into it.
You can use the first one to produce 4TS. and you can bring the 5th
from the second unit via ASI from the second unit.

I would like to know that In order to fit 5 TS programs into one ATSC
frequency, they would need to be encoded at 19/5 = 3.8Mbps which is a
a little low for decent video quality in MPEG2 encoding, which you must
use for of the air transmission

Currently, the H-4-ATSC-ATSC is no available longer, the only
unit that can be used as a translator is:
H-16ATSC-IP-16ATSC : 16 ATSC to 16 ATSC and IP out
https://thorbroadcast.com/product/16-rf-tuners-to-iptv-ts-qam-output.html/116

Documents

User's Manual is avalible only for logged users.

quick-instalatin-quide-h-4astc-qam-ipll.pdf

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