Broadcast Reception Installation

GENERAL SPECIFICATION

FOR

BROADCAST RECEPTION INSTALLATION

GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS

THE HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION

2001 Edition

BUILDING SERVICES BRANCH ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT

This General Specification for Broadcast Reception Installation is copyrighted and all rights (including subsequent amendments) are reserved.

2. This General Specification is solely compiled for use on broadcast reception installations in Government buildings of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

3. It is hereby declared that the specification contained herein may not be pertinent or fully cover the extent of installations carried out by others. Prior consent by the Director of Architectural Services must be obtained for adoption of this General Specification on installations of other nature or locations.

TABLE OF CONTENT

PART A : SCOPE AND GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

SECTION A1 : SCOPE OF SPECIFICATION

A1.1 INSTALLATION TO COMPLY WITH THIS GENERAL SPECIFICATION A1.2 INSTALLATION TO COMPLY WITH THE PARTICULAR SPECIFICATION & DRAWINGS A1.3 VOLTAGE COVERED BY THIS GENERAL SPECIFICATION A1.4 DEFINITIONS, INTERPRETATION & ABBREVIATIONS

A1.4.1 Terminology and Glossary of Terms A1.4.2 Abbreviations A1.4.3 Definitions

A1.5 SINGULAR AND PLURAL

SECTION A2 : STATUTORY OBLIGATIONS AND OTHER REGULATIONS

A2.1 INSTALLATION TO COMPLY WITH OBLIGATIONS AND REGULATIONS A2.2 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS A2.3 CASE OF CONFLICT

SECTION A3 : GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ON MATERIAL EQUIPMENT, WORKMANSHIP & QUALITY

A3.1 MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT

A3.1.1 International Standards A3.1.2 Other Standard Specifications A3.1.3 The International System of Units (SI) A3.1.4 Service Conditions A3.1.5 Selection of Equipment A3.1.6 Equipment Catalogue and Manufacturer’s Specification

A3.2 WORKMANSHIP

A3.2.1 Tradesmen A3.2.2 Tool and Instrument A3.2.3 Safety on Site

A3.3 LABEL

A3.3.1 Inscription of Label and Engraving

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A3.3.2 Material for Label A3.3.3 Fixing of Label A3.3.4 Engraving for Broadcast Reception Accessory A3.3.5 Other Labels and Notices

A3.4 INSULATING MATERIAL A3.5 FIXING SCREW AND BOLT A3.6 FIXING TO WOODEN PLUG A3.7 SHEET METAL WORK A3.8 PAINTING A3.9 WATER PROOFING

SECTION A4 : OTHER GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

A4.1 SCOPE OF REQUIREMENT A4.2 STANDARDS AND STANDARD DETAILS A4.3 DRAWINGS PROVIDED BY THE CONTRACTOR

A4.3.1 Size of Drawing A4.3.2 Working Drawing A4.3.3 As-fitted or As-installed Drawing A4.3.4 Submission of Drawings during Construction A4.3.5 Submission of Drawings upon Completion

A4.4 SUBMISSION OF OPERATION & MAINTENANCE (O&M) MANUALS A4.5 SAMPLE BOARD A4.6 SUBMISSION OF TESTING & COMMISSIONING PROCEDURE A4.7 REQUIREMENTS DURING MAINTENANCE PERIOD

PART B : INSTALLATION METHODOLOGY

SECTION B1 : BROADCAST RECEPTION (BR) SYSTEM DESIGN

B1.1 ONLY ONE BR SYSTEM PER SITE B1.2 SELECTING THE GAIN OF TV AND FM AERIALS B1.3 SEPARATE DOWN LEADS FOR THE TV AND FM SIGNALS B1.4 SELECTION OF AMPLIFIERS B1.5 LOSS ALLOWANCE B1.6 ENCLOSURE OF HEADEND CIRCUIT COMPONENTS

SECTION B2 : SIGNAL LEVEL AT FM/TV DUPLEX OUTLET

B2.1 SIGNAL LEVELS B2.2 PERMISSIBLE DIFFERENT SIGNAL LEVELS IN AN OUTLET B2.3 INTERMODULATION B2.4 MUTUAL ISOLATION BETWEEN OUTLETS

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SECTION B3 : TERRESTRIAL TV ANTENNA SYSTEM

B3.1 TERRESTRIAL AERIALS B3.2 PREAMPLIFIERS AND FILTERS B3.3 AMPLIFIERS B3.4 FREQUENCY CONVERTERS B3.5 UHF MODULATORS B3.6 SPLITTERS/TEE-UNITS B3.7 COAXIAL CABLES B3.8 FM/TV DUPLEX OUTLETS

SECTION B4 : SATELLITE MASTER ANTENNA TELEVISION SYSTEM

B4.1 SMATV SYSTEM INSTALLER REQUIREMENTS B4.2 THE SATELLITE TV ANTENNA SUB-SYSTEM

B4.2.1 Antenna Location B4.2.2 Support for the Dish Antenna B4.2.3 Antenna Installation

B4.3 FEEDHORN B4.4 SATELLITE RECEIVERS AND MODULATORS

SECTION B5 : ANCILLARY SYSTEM

B5.1 CONDUITS & CABLE TRUNKINGS B5.2 POWER SUPPLY

PART C : MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION

SECTION C1 : TERRESTRIAL TV ANTENNA SYSTEM

C1.1 TERRESTRIAL AERIALS C1.2 PREAMPLIFIERS AND FILTERS

C1.2.1 Preamplifiers C1.2.2 TV Bandpass Preamplifiers C1.2.3 FM Bandpass Preamplifiers C1.2.4 TV Bandpass Filters C1.2.5 FM Bandpass Filters

C1.3 AMPLIFIERS

C1.3.1 Wideband Amplifiers C1.3.2 FM Channel Amplifiers C1.3.3 TV Channel Amplifiers & AGC Modules

C1.4 FREQUENCY CONVERTERS

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C1.5 UHF MODULATORS C1.6 SPLITTERS/TEE-UNITS C1.7 COAXIAL CABLES C1.8 FM/TV DUPLEX OUTLETS

SECTION C2 : SATELLITE MASTER ANTENNA TELEVISION SYSTEM

C2.1 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS C2.2 THE SATELLITE TV ANTENNA SUB-SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

C2.2.1 Environmental Operating Requirements C2.2.2 Electrical Specification C2.2.3 Mechanical Specifications C2.2.4 Feedhorn C2.2.5 Low Noise Amplifier (LNA)/Low Noise Block Down Converter (LNB)

C2.3 SATELLITE RECEIVERS

C2.3.1 RF Signal C2.3.2 Video Parameters C2.3.3 Audio Parameters C2.3.4 General Specifications

C2.4 SATELLITE AMPLIFIER

SECTION C3 ANCILLARY SYSTEM

C3.1 CABLE TRUNKINGS C3.2 CONDUITS AND ACCESSORIES C3.3 POWER CABLES

PART D : INSPECTION, TESTING, COMMISSIONING AND MAINTENANCE

SECTION D1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

D1.1 GENERAL D1.2 COMPONENT ACCEPTANCE

SECTION D2 EQUIPMENT CALIBRATION

D2.1 ACCREDITATION D2.2 ACCEPTANCE OF THE CALIBRATION OF THE EQUIPMENT D2.3 DOCUMENT THE CALIBRATION PROCESS D2.4 CALIBRATION RECORDS OF THE EQUIPMENT

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D2.5 CALIBRATION UNDER SUITABLE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS D2.6 LABEL MARKED "CALIBRATED" D2.7 DOUBT ON THE ACCURACY OF THE EQUIPMENT D2.8 RETURN OF EQUIPMENT

SECTION D3 TESTING & COMMISSIONING

D3.1 VISUAL INSPECTION

D3.1.1 Compliance with Regulations and/or C.O.P.s D3.1.2 Correctness D3.1.3 Visual Damage

D3.2 TESTING & COMMISSIONING

D3.2.1 Signal Level Measurement of TV Headend and Trunk Distribution Equipment D3.2.2 The Automatic Gain Control (AGC) Performance of TV Channel Amplifiers D3.2.3 Measurement of Signal Levels at TV/FM Outlets D3.2.4 Mutual Isolation between TV/FM Outlets D3.2.5 Functional Testing D3.2.6 Measurement of Azimuth-Elevation (Az-El) Angles of SMATV Antenna(e)

SECTION D4 MAINTENANCE DURING MAINTENANCE PERIOD

D4.1 GENERAL MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS D4.2 EMERGENCY SERVICES, TESTING AND REPAIRS D4.3 ROUTINE HALF-YEARLY INSPECTION, TESTING AND MAINTENANCE D4.4 FINAL INSPECTION, TESTING AND MAINTENANCE D4.5 TAKING RECORDS IN LOG-BOOK D4.6 ARCHITECT TO BE INFORMED D4.7 CERTIFICATE OF MAINTENANCE D4.8 HANDOVER OF INSTALLATION

PART E : APPENDICES

Appendix E1 : Channel Allocation of Television Broadcasting Service in Hong Kong

Appendix E2 : Frequency Allocation of FM Sound Broadcasting Service in Hong Kong

Appendix E3 : Testing Instrument Required for Acceptance Tests of Broadcast Reception Installation

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PART A

SCOPE AND GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

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SECTION A1 SCOPE OF SPECIFICATION

A1.1 INSTALLATION TO COMPLY WITH THIS GENERAL SPECIFICATION

This General Specification details the intrinsic properties (including materials and workmanship) required of a broadcast reception installation carried out for or on behalf of ArchSD.

A1.2 INSTALLATION TO COMPLY WITH THE PARTICULAR SPECIFICATION & DRAWINGS

The broadcast reception installation shall comply in every respect with this General Specification, the Drawings and/or the Guided Drawings relating to a particular job or modified by written instruction of the Architect.

A1.3 VOLTAGE COVERED BY THIS GENERAL SPECIFICATION

All apparatus, equipment, materials and wiring shall be suitable for use on 220V +6%, 50 Hz +2%, a single phase a.c. system.

A1.4 DEFINITIONS, INTERPRETATION & ABBREVIATIONS

In this General Specification, the following words or expressions shall have meaning hereby assigned to them except when the context otherwise requires: -

A1.4.1 Terminology and Glossary of Terms

Headend Equipment connected between the receiving aerials and the remainder of the broadcast reception system to process the signals to be distributed. The headend may, for example, comprise channel amplifiers, channel converters, combining and separating networks.

Splitter A device in which the signal energy at the input port is divided equally or unequally between two or more output ports.

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Tee-unit A device that a ‘through’ output to connect a series of other Tee-units in cascade and one, or more user’s tap for connecting to user’s outlets.

Mutual The attenuation between one system outlet with isolation another at any specified frequency limit at which the system is required to operate.

Signal tilt The difference in signal level between channels or groups of channels at any point of a system, expressed in dB.

A1.4.2 Abbreviations

AGC Automatic gain control.

ArchSD The Architectural Services Department, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

BR Broadcast reception

BS British Standards, including British Standard Specifications and British Standard Codes of Practice, published by the British Standards Institution.

BSB The Building Services Branch of the Architectural Services Department, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

BS EN European Standards adopted as British Standards.

CCIR Comitee Consultatif International des Radiocommunications.

CEN European Standards prepared by European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardisation or European Committee for Electrotechnical Commission Publication.

EMSD The Electrical and Mechanical Services Department, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

FM Frequency modulation.

FSD The Fire Services Department, The Government of the Hong Kong Special

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Administrative Region.

IEC International Electrotechnical Commission Publications.

IEE The Institution of Electrical Engineers, U.K.

IF Intermediate frequency. A middle range frequency generated after downconversion in a satellite receiver.

IM Intermodulation.

ISO International Organisation for Standardization Publications.

LNA/LNB Low Noise Amplifier/Low Noise Block Down Converter.

OFTA The Office of the Telecommunications Authority, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

PAL Phase Alteration Line. A European color TV format.

RF Radio frequency.

SMATV The Satellite Master Antenna Television.

TV Television.

UHF Ultra high frequency.

VHF Very high frequency.

VSWR Voltage standing wave ratio

A1.4.3 Definitions

Guided The drawings for reference purpose prepared Drawings by the BSB to show detailed arrangements of the common standard installations.

Particular The specifications referred to in the Contract Specification for a particular project.

A1.5 SINGULAR AND PLURAL

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Words importing the singular only also include the plural and vice versa where the context requires.

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SECTION A2 STATUTORY OBLIGATIONS AND OTHER REGULATIONS

A2.1 INSTALLATION TO COMPLY WITH OBLIGATIONS AND REGULATIONS

The broadcast reception installation shall comply with the following statutory obligations and other regulations currently in force: -

(a) The Specification No. HKTA-1103 “Performance Requirements of Television Signals Input to the Head End of Subscription Television System”. (b) The Specification No. HKTA-1104 “Performance Requirements for In-building Coaxial Cable Distribution System (IBCCDS)” issued by OFTA (hereinafter referred to as the Performance Specification.

(d) ITU-R BT.470-4 “Television Systems”.

(e) BSEN 50083 Parts 1 to 7 “Cabled Distribution Systems for Television and Sound Signals”.

(f) Electricity Ordinance, Chapter 406, and other subsidiary legislation made under the Ordinance.

(g) Code of Practice for the Electricity (Wiring) Regulations issued by EMSD.

(h) IEC 364 “Electrical Installations of Building”.

(i) The “General Specification for Electrical Installation in Government Buildings of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region” issued by BSB (hereinafter referred to as the “General Specification for Electrical Installation”.

(j) IEC, ISO, EN, BSEN and BS.

(k) Fire Services Department Requirements

The requirements of the FSD, including those specified in the FSD Circulars/Letters and the Codes of Practice For Minimum Fire Service Installations & Equipment and Inspection & Testing of Installations & Equipment.

(l) The following “British Standards”

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BS 6513 Parts I to IV Wideband Cabled Distribution Systems

BS 5425 Part I Coaxial Cable for Wide Band Distribution Systems

BS 2316 Parts I & II Radio Frequency Cables

(m) The “IEC Standard” stated below shall be taken as a reference by the Contractor. The Contractor shall submit technical evidence and test report for the Architect’s approval to prove that the offered material, when certified to IEC Standards, shall also satisfy the minimum standard and requirement specified by the relevant British Standard.

IEC 60096-1 Radio-frequency cables, General requirements (1986-01) and measuring methods. (≠BS 2316 Part I & II 1968 Specification for Radio Frequency Cables)

IEC 60096-3 Radio-frequency cables, General requirements (1982-01) and tests for single-unit coaxial cables for use in cabled distribution systems. (≠BS 5425 Part I 1986 Coaxial Cables for a Wideband Distribution System)

(n) Testing & Commissioning Procedure No. 7 for Broadcast Reception Installation in Government Buildings, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

A2.2 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

The installation shall fully comply with all regulations on safety aspects issued by the Works Bureau, the Labour Department and other authorities from time to time. Particular attention is drawn to the followings:

(a) The Specification No. HKTA-1101 “Performance and Safety Requirements for Subscription Television System”.

(b) The Specification No. HKTA-1102 “Radiation Limits and Measurement Methods for Subscription Television System”.

(c) BSEN 50083 Part 1 “Cabled Distribution Systems for Television, Sound and Interactive Multimedia Signals, Part 1: Safety Requirements”.

(d) Construction Sites (Safety) Regulations

(e) Factories and Industries Undertakings (Electricity) Regulations

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(f) IEC 364-7-704 “Construction & Demolition Site Installation”

(g) Electricity Ordinance, Chapter 406, and

(h) Construction Site Safety Manual issued by the Works Bureau, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

A2.3 CASE OF CONFLICT

In case of conflict between the technical requirements of this General Specification and any other requirements, the following order of preference shall apply: -

(a) Electricity Ordinance, Chapter 406 and other Subsidiary Legislation.

(b) The Particular Specification and/or the contract documents for a particular project.

(d) The Specification No. HKTA-1104 “Performance Requirements for In-building Coaxial Cable Distribution System (IBCCDS)” issued by the Office of the Telecommunications Authority.

(e) BSEN 50083 Parts 1 to 7 “Cabled Distribution Systems for Television and Sound Signals”.

(f) Code of Practice for Electricity (Wiring) Regulations.

(g) Fire Services Department Requirements.

(h) IEC 364 “Electrical Installations of Building”.

(i) IEC, ISO, EN, BSEN and BS.

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SECTION A3 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ON MATERIAL, EQUIPMENT, WORKMANSHIP & QUALITY

A3.1 MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT

A3.1.1 International Standards

Material and equipment shall be of high quality, and shall comply with, where applicable, the appropriate International Standard Specifications prepared by IEC or ISO Technical Committees together with any amendments made thereto.

A3.1.2 Other Standard Specifications

When material or equipment complying with other international standard specifications is offered, the Contractor shall satisfy the Architect that the quality of the equipment offered is equal to or better than that specified in the appropriate International Standards (IEC/ISO)

A3.1.3 The International System of Units (SI)

The International System of Units shall be used for all materials and equipment.

A3.1.4 Service Conditions

The following service conditions shall apply

(a) Climate : Hong Kong (tropical)

(b) Ambient temperature :

Peak –5oC to +40oC (continuously 4 hours) Average 0oC to +35oC (over 24 hours)

(d) Relative humidity : 99% maximum

A3.1.5 Selection of Equipment

Selection of equipment shall be based on this General Specification, the Particular Specification and technical data contained on the Drawings for a particular installation.

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Where items of equipment are interconnected to form an integral part of the complete broadcast reception installation, their characteristics of performance and capacities shall be so matched as to give safe, reliable, efficient and economical operation of the complete broadcast reception installation.

A3.1.6 Equipment Catalogue and Manufacturer’s Specification

Equipment catalogue and manufacturer’s specifications related to the proposed equipment shall be in both Chinese and English be specific and shall include all information necessary for the Architect to ascertain that the equipment complies with this General Specification and Drawings. Data and sales catalogue of a general nature will not be accepted unless prior agreement has been obtained from the Architect.

Equipment catalogues and manufacturer’s specifications must be submitted for the examination and agreement of the Architect before any equipment is ordered.

A3.2 WORKMANSHIP

A3.2.1 Tradesmen

All tradesmen must be experienced in the trade and the work carried out shall be consistent with good practice in Hong Kong and to the satisfaction of the Architect.

A3.2.2 Tool and Instrument

Proper tools shall be used to carry out the broadcast reception installation. Adequate and accurate testing/measuring instruments shall also be used to demonstrate compliance of the broadcast reception installation with the relevant specifications and regulations. The Architect has the right to stop any work which are not carried out with the correct tools and/or instruments.

Instruments used for acceptance tests shall be calibrated at the intervals as listed in Appendix E3.

A3.2.3 Safety on Site

Work shall be carried out in such a manner as to comply with all the regulations, ordinances etc., as listed in Section A2.1 together with any amendments made thereto.

A3.3 LABEL

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A3.3.1 Inscription of Label and Engraving

The Contractor shall supply and install labels for all equipment, channel amplifiers, distribution amplifiers, cables, switchgears, etc. wherever such provisions will facilitate operation and maintenance of the installation and where specified elsewhere.

Inscription of labels and engraving shall be in both Chinese and English. Details shall be submitted to the Architect for agreement prior to engraving.

A3.3.2 Material for Label

Labels shall be made of white plastic sheet with black or red lettering as required. Lettering shall be engraved on the plastic sheet. Where equipment is fitted with labels provided by the manufacturer, these labels may be used in lieu of the white plastic label, provided that they are of equivalent quality and approved by the Architect.

A3.3.3 Fixing of Label

Labels shall be fixed to the equipment by screws. Where drilling and tapping of the equipment is impracticable, approved adhesive means may be used subject to prior approved by the Architect.

A3.3.4 Engraving for Broadcast Reception Accessory

The front plate of each socket shall be engraved. Details of the inscription shall be submitted to the Architect for approval.

Additional engraving to other broadcast reception accessories will be as specified in the Particular Specification and/or ordered by the Architect.

A3.3.5 Other Labels and Notices

Other labels and notices as required by the Electricity Ordinance or the Code of Practice for the Electricity (Wiring) Regulations shall be provided where appropriate.

A3.4 INSULATING MATERIAL

Insulating tapes for low voltage applications shall comply with IEC 454-3-1 pressure sensitive adhesive tape type F-PVCp/90/0/Tp (Plasticized PVC) and have a thickness of 0.22 mm.

Non-impregnated paper, fabric, wood or press-hemp shall not be used for insulating purposes. Where synthetic resin bonded insulating boards are used, all cut edges shall be sealed with an approved varnish.

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When insulating material complying with other standard specifications is offered, the Contractor shall satisfy the Architect that the quality of the insulating material offered is of equal performance to or better than that specified in the appropriate International Standards.

A3.5 FIXING SCREW AND BOLT

Machine screws and nuts shall be to ISO/R885. Hexagon bolts, screws and nuts shall be to BS EN 24016, BS EN 24018 and BS EN 24034. Wood screws shall be to BS 1210 with countersunk head. Bolts, nuts and washers shall be of non-ferrous materials. Holes for bolts, screws and other fixings shall be drilled or stamped, and no larger than required for clearance of the bolt, screw, etc.

A3.6 FIXING TO WOODEN PLUG

Screws shall not be fixed to wooden plugs. Proper methods of fixing, such as “Rawlplugs” or product having equivalent functions or performance, shall be used.

A3.7 SHEET METAL WORK

Sheet metal boxes, chambers etc. shall be constructed of plain steel sheets. The thickness of steel sheet shall be 1.0 mm minimum. Where necessary, suitable stiffeners shall be supplied and installed to provide adequate rigidity.

Protection against corrosion shall be achieved by means of hot-dip galvanization, anti-rust painting or enamel, or the use of stainless steel. If stainless steel sheet is specified, it shall be to ISO 683/13, Table 3 “Type of Condition and Surface Condition of Stainless Steel Products” Symbol F9 for matt finish and Symbol F8 for polished finish.

A3.8 PAINTING

Painting shall be carried in accordance with Section 21 of the “General Specification for Building, 1993 Edition” issued by ArchSD and any amendments or revisions made thereto.

Agreement on the type, brand and colour of the paint to be used shall be obtained from the Architect before the work commences. Undercoat and finish coat shall be of properly matching type and the finish coat shall give a hard gloss finish or as required.

A3.9 WATER PROOFING

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Where any work pierces the waterproofing, including waterproof structure, the method of installation shall be as agreed by the Architect.

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SECTION A4 OTHER GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

A4.1 SCOPE OF REQUIREMENT

This Section covers the current contractual requirements for Contract/Sub- Contract/Quotation let by ArchSD for broadcast reception installation and shall be read in conjunction with the relevant contract documents.

The word “installation” shall include all items of plant and apparatus as specified by this General Specification and the Contract, but also all the incidental sundry components necessary for the completion of the work and for the proper operation of the installation, all labour charges, all as described or implied in the Contract.

A4.2 STANDARDS AND STANDARD DETAILS

These are standard abbreviations, symbols and drawings prepared by BSB to show details of the common standard installations. The Contractor shall refer to these standards whenever such are mentioned or specified in the Drawings or in the Particular Specification. The same standards and standard details shall also be used in the Contractor’s “as-fitted” drawings etc., whenever applicable.

A4.3 DRAWINGS PROVIDED BY THE CONTRACTOR

A4.3.1 Size of Drawing

Drawings submitted by the Contractor shall be of a standard size from A0 to A4 in accordance with ISO 5457 (BS 3429). As-fitted or as-installed drawings shall be of A0 or A1 size only.

A4.3.2 Working Drawing

Working drawings shall be dimensioned, showing construction, sizes, weights, arrangements, operating clearances, performance characteristics and the necessary builder’s work involved.

A4.3.3 As-fitted or As-installed Drawing

As-fitted or as-installed drawings shall show the positions of all equipment, channel amplifiers, distribution amplifiers, cables, switchgears and all other items which have been installed. As-fitted or as-installed drawings shall be submitted in the media of prints, microfilms, CD-ROMs all as specified in the Contract.

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A4.3.4 Submission of Drawings during Construction

The Contractor shall submit to the Architect a comprehensive “Submission Schedule” of working drawings within two weeks after the execution of the Contract is awarded, taking into account of the overall programme of the Contract. No equipment shall be delivered to the Site and no work shall be executed until such drawings have been approved by the Architect. The Contractor shall ensure that working drawings are progressively submitted in accordance with the agreed “Submission Schedule”.

Failure of the Contractor to submit the working drawings in good time shall not entitle the Contractor to any extension of time for completion.

The Contractor shall provide at least six (6) copies of the approved working drawings to the Architect for distribution.

A4.3.5 Submission of Drawings upon Completion

Upon completion of the installation, the Contractor shall submit necessary as-fitted or as-installed drawings to the Architect in accordance with the Contract.

In addition, the Contractor shall supply and install framed drawings to the headend equipment room showing the schematic wiring diagrams, tables or charts to indicate the type and composition of the system, identification and location of item of equipment. The framed drawings shall be fixed to the wall in such a way that it can easily be removed for reference.

A4.4 SUBMISSION OF OPERATION & MAINTENANCE (O&M) MANUALS

Upon completion of the installation, the Contractor shall submit copies of O&M manual to the Architect incorporating all amendments made during the course of the Contract all as specified in the contract document. The O&M manuals shall be submitted in the media of prints and CD-ROMs.

A4.5 SAMPLE BOARD

A sample board containing samples of cables, splitter units, tee units, and bandpass filters and FM/TV duplex outlets etc., offered by the Contractor shall be submitted to the Architect for approval before the commencement of the installation work. The sample board shall bear the name of the Contractor, the Contract No., the Programme No., the title of the Contract and a list of the samples together with the names of the manufacturers. The approved sample board shall be displayed in the site office throughout the contract period.

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The Contractor shall also supply sufficient samples of materials required for testing purpose.

A4.6 SUBMISSION OF TESTING & COMMISSIONING PROCEDURE

Upon completion of the installation but prior to acceptance, the Contractor shall submit to the Architect in good time a schedule showing the testing and commissioning procedures to be carried out. The schedule shall be agreed by the Architect before any testing and commissioning work is carried out.

A4.7 REQUIREMENTS DURING MAINTENANCE PERIOD

During the Maintenance Period, the Contractor shall, at their own cost, attend to all faults and complaints, rectify all defects, replace all malfunctioning item and maintain the complete installation in a clean and tidy condition to the satisfaction of the Architect

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PART B

INSTALLATION METHODOLOGY

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SECTION B1 BROADCAST RECEPTION (BR) SYSTEM DESIGN

A BR system is designed with an aim to convey the best receivable signal at a particular site to individual users sharing the same system.

The following system performance requirements shall be observed in the design of the BR installation :

B1.1 ONLY ONE BR SYSTEM PER SITE

Only one BR system shall be installed at a site where a number of blocks are constructed.

B1.2 SELECTING THE GAIN OF TV AND FM AERIALS

To maximize signal to noise ratio and to achieve good directivity, the gain of TV and FM aerials shall be chosen to be as high as possible and in compliance with other requirements when specified in the Particular Specification for the installation.

B1.3 SEPARATE DOWN LEADS FOR THE TV AND FM SIGNALS

The TV and FM signals shall be conveyed through separate down leads to the respective amplifiers in the headend circuit for amplification.

B1.4 SELECTION OF AMPLIFIERS

For systems design, which involves the use of amplifiers in the headend to drive the TV channel amplifiers and/or FM channel amplifier, the first amplifiers to be used for the TV and/or FM signal path shall be a TV bandpass preamplifier and/or a FM band preamplifier respectively. Alternatively, a TV bandpass filter shall be used for the TV signal path and shall be connected to the input of the first wideband amplifier, notwithstanding that it is a preamplifier or a distribution amplifier. Such design practice shall ensure that the amplifiers of the system shall not be overloaded by strong out-of-band signals.

B1.5 LOSS ALLOWANCE

A 3 dB attenuation factor shall be included in the calculation of system level to account for practical installation losses such as cable joints.

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B1.6 ENCLOSURE OF HEADEND CIRCUIT COMPONENTS

The headend circuit components shall be enclosed in a well-ventilated enclosure fitted with lock. The equipment shall be adequately screened from radio interference caused by lift equipment, starters, etc. The case shall be properly secured against the wall and have sufficient space for cable routing and bending.

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SECTION B2 SIGNAL LEVEL AT FM/TV DUPLEX OUTLET

B2.1 SIGNAL LEVELS

The r.m.s. voltage of each vision carrier at the peak of the modulation envelope when measured at the user’s outlet across a non-inductive 75 ohm resistor (or referred to 75 ohm) shall be :

Minimum Level : 57 dBµV for Terrestrial TV : 47 dBµV for Satellite TV : 50 dBµV for FM signal

Maximum Level : 77 dBµV for TV signals : 70 dBµV for FM signals

B2.2 PERMISSIBLE DIFFERENT SIGNAL LEVELS IN AN OUTLET

The difference in level between the weakest and the strongest TV signals at the same outlet (“tilt”) shall not exceed 12 dB for Terrestrial TV and 15 dB for Satellite TV.

The difference in level between the weakest and the strongest FM signals at the same outlet shall not exceed 15 dB.

B2.3 INTERMODULATION

At any outlet, the level of any unwanted signal generated in the system in any channel shall be: -

The carrier to noise ratio shall be not less than : 44 dB for Terrestrial TV : 15 dB for Satellite TV : 48 dB for FM signals

B2.4 MUTUAL ISOLATION BETWEEN OUTLETS

To minimize the local oscillator energy from one receiver causing interference to other receivers on the same cable system, the mutual isolation between outlets connected separately to a spur feeder shall not be less than 36 dB for Terrestrial TV, 30 dB for satellite TV and 42 dB for FM signal.

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SECTION B3 TERRESTRIAL TV ANTENNA SYSTEM

B3.1 TERRESTRIAL AERIALS

The mast or poles and the aerials shall be of heavy duty construction and be designed to be able to operate normally under a loading pressure associated with a sustained wind speed of up to 74 km/hr. and gusts up to 190 km/hr. In addition, the complete equipment together with the supporting structures shall be designed to withstand the loading pressure associated with sustained wind speed up to 140 km/hr. and gusts up to 220 km/hr. without any physical damages. They shall be supplied and installed by the Contractor at a location where reception is at its best. Builder’s work requirements shall be carried out by the Contractor. The Contractor shall submit detailed builder’s work required in good time for the approval of the Architect prior to commencement of the work. The Contractor shall be responsible for checking the positions of these builder’s work on site before any concrete work is carried out.

If the FM aerial is required to be mounted on the same mast for the TV aerial, the two aerials shall be separated by at least 1.8 m apart so as to achieve the minimum interaction.

The aerial system shall be adequately earthed and protected against lightning in accordance with BS 6651 by mean of bonding the aerial masts or supporting frames of antenna to the air termination for the lightning protection system under the Contract with at least 25x3 mm2 copper tape or an acceptable equivalent.

Separate downleads shall be employed for the TV and FM aerials. The TV and FM signals shall not be combined in front of the channel amplifiers.

B3.2 PREAMPLIFIERS AND FILTERS

TV bandpass preamplifiers shall be used in weak TV field strength areas. Similarly, FM band preamplifiers shall be used in weak FM field areas.

Alternatively, TV/FM bandpass filters shall be incorporated if wideband preamplifier is used.

B3.3 AMPLIFIERS

Signal amplification within the system shall be provided with channel amplifiers at the headend for signal processing and wideband distribution amplifiers.

At sites where the aerial is not in direct line-of-sight with the transmitter, the channel amplifier shall be equipped with automatic gain control circuitry.

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When channel amplifiers are required, this shall include one channel for FM reception, one channel for closed circuit TV reception, two channels for other paid TV receptions and 4 channels for reception of any one TV channel group as required by the location of reception in accordance with the frequency plans allocated for TV and FM which are shown in Appendix E1 and Appendix E2 respectively. Only one TV channel group transmitted by any one transmitter shall be relayed.

The design levels used for the output of all amplifiers shall be 4 dB lower than their respective maximum allowable output with the exception of channel amplifiers equipped with AGC and all amplifiers following these AGC channel amplifiers. The maximum allowable output is the output level at which the specification limit for unwanted signal detailed in the wideband amplifiers, FM channel amplifiers and TV channel amplifiers & AGC channel amplifiers etc. can no longer be met with further increase in outputs.

A lockable well-ventilated metal enclosure shall be installed to house all headend circuit components. The case shall be properly secured against the wall and have sufficient space for cable routing and bending.

The headend equipment of each system shall be installed in the “Broadcast Signal Reception Room or Location of Headend Equipment” as shown on the Drawings.

Cable routing shall be as short as possible and where possible screened from the sight of the TV Transmitter.

B3.4 FREQUENCY CONVERTERS

Television signals shall be conveyed at the received signal frequencies. If frequency conversion is required, the outlet frequencies shall be in the frequencies 470 to 860 MHz for television reception.

B3.5 UHF MODULATORS

If closed circuit television system camera signals are to be included in the BR system, the video signals shall be modulated to UHF range channels and combined at the headend of the system.

B3.6 SPLITTERS/TEE-UNITS

All splitters and tee units shall have a wide bandwidth to allow for cascaded mode of operation. The maximum number of tee units in cascade shall be limited to 6. Mock-up tests may be required to assess the design prior to installation, if in the opinion of the Architect, the cascaded chain is too long as to create unacceptable signal tilting.

B3.7 COAXIAL CABLES

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Co-axial cable shall not be bent to a radius smaller than 15 times the outer diameter of the cable. Joints in the cable runs and looping of cables at outlet terminals shall NOT be allowed.

All wiring shall be properly installed and segregated in accordance with the latest edition of the “Code of Practice for the Electricity (Wiring) Regulations” issued by the Electrical & Mechanical Services Department and the “General Specification for Electrical Installation”.

The Contractor shall install the equipment, cabling, etc. in location as indicated on the drawings accompanied with the specification. All cables and wiring shall be run and terminated inside concealed conduits/trunkings and BS 4662 box etc.

All coaxial cables shall have distinctive labels along its length. All coaxial cables except the underground cables shall be white or ivory in colour.

B3.8 FM/TV DUPLEX OUTLETS

Looping of outlets to achieve the sufficient isolation shall NOT be acceptable. Only isolation using splitters and tee units with isolation shall be considered.

For surface mounted installation, the outlets shall be fixed on electrical accessory boxes made of insulating material in compliance with BS 4662. Outlets shall be white or ivory in colour.

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SECTION B4 SATELLITE MASTER ANTENNA TELEVISION SYSTEM

B4.1 SMATV SYSTEM INSTALLER REQUIREMENTS

The Contractor shall be a Licence holder or employ the Licence holder on the List of SMATV Licence Holders registered by the OFTA to carry out the SMATV system installation.

The Contractor shall make application to the OFTA for the works. Copies of forms approved by OFTA shall be submitted for confirmation.

B4.2 THE SATELLITE TV ANTENNA SUB-SYSTEM

B4.2.1 Antenna Location

The Satellite TV antenna Sub-system shall be installed in the location such that

(a) It has a clear, unobstructed view of the target satellite;

(b) It has no condensation in its vicinity; and

B4.2.2 Support for the Dish Antenna

(a) The Contractor shall note that there shall be 3 nos. of concrete plinths complete with screw rod provided on the roof top of Block. The design axial load (tension and compression) of the 3 nos. of concrete plinths is 2500 Kg each. The Contractor shall supply and install a steel framework on these 3 concrete plinths and mount the dish antenna on the steel framework. The steel framework and mounting of the dish antenna shall be capable to withstand the loading pressure associated with sustained wind speed up to 140 km/hr. and gusts up to 220 km/hr. without any physical damage.

(b) The Contractor shall submit support loading and details of mounting of the dish antenna with structural calculation to the Architect for approval prior to the installation work.

B4.2.3 Antenna Installation

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The antenna shall be installed in such a way that it shall not warp. The antenna shall be smooth, not rough or bumpy. The antenna shall not twist or rock under stress.

Rubber grommets shall be inserted between the steel supports and the aluminum dish antenna to prevent electrolysis action.

Both the antenna and its supports shall be adequately earthed and protected against lightning in accordance with BS 6651 by mean of bonding the antenna and its supporting frames to the air termination of the lightning protection system with at least 25x3 mm2 copper tape or product having equivalent functions or performance. The Contractor shall carry out the bonding.

The antenna and its supporting structure shall be provided with a durable protective coating.

The Contractor shall install 25 mm dia. steel conduit terminating at LNB cabinet to enclose the down lead all the way from antenna.

B4.3 FEEDHORN

The feedhorn shall be strictly installed in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendation. The Contractor shall submit the manufacturer’s recommended installation method to the Architect for approval within 2 months after award of the Contract. The feedhorn shall be positioned in the focus point of the satellite TV antenna and adequately supported. Gaskets recommended by the manufacturer shall be used between the feedhorn and the LNB/LNC to avoid leakage of signal.

The sealant between the gaskets shall be in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendation to ensure that the waveguide is in good metal-to-metal contact.

B4.4 SATELLITE RECEIVERS AND MODULATORS

The satellite receivers and modulators shall be earthed in accordance with the “General Specification for Electrical Installation”.

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SECTION B5 ANCILLARY SYSTEM

B5.1 CONDUITS & CABLE TRUNKINGS

The Contractor shall install the equipment, cabling, etc in location as indicated on the drawings accompanied with the specification. All cables and wiring shall be run and terminated inside conduits/trunkings and BS 4662 box etc.

The Contractor shall supply and install 25 mm dia. steel conduit terminating at the headend equipment cabinet in the headend equipment room to enclose the down leads all the way from the antenna.

B5.2 POWER SUPPLY

The system shall be designed to operate on 220V + 6%, 50 Hz + 2%, single phase, a.c. The equipment offered by the Contractor shall be suitably rated for this voltage and frequency. Power supply for the amplifier/receivers shall be taken from the 13A fused spur units c/w pilot light at positions as shown on the Drawings. The Contractor shall be responsible for all the wiring from this location to the power supply unit, amplifier etc. If additional 13A fused spur units c/w pilot light are required, the Contractor shall be responsible for the supply and installation. The Contractor shall also supply and install the automatic voltage regulators essential for proper functioning of the whole Broadcast Reception system.

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PART C

MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION

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SECTION C1 TERRESTRIAL TV ANTENNA SYSTEM

C1.1 TERRESTRIAL AERIALS

The terrestrial aerials shall comply the followings: -

(a) TV aerial should have a gain of at least 13 dB and a front to back ratio of at least 28 dB. The aerial shall be of the type to minimize ghost image.

(b) FM aerial should have a gain of at least 6 dB.

(d) The aerial system should be provided with a durable protective coating.

(e) The aerial mast should be made of stainless steel.

C1.2 PREAMPLIFIERS AND FILTERS

The performance of the preamplifiers, TV bandpass preamplifiers, FM bandpass preamplifiers, TV bandpass filters and FM bandpass filters shall comply with the followings:-

C1.2.1 Preamplifiers

Television Standard CCIR – PAL I System

Frequency VHF FM : 88 to 108 MHz UHF TV : 470 to 860 MHz

Gain According to manufacturer’s specification

Gain Control Range In accordance with manufacturer’s specification

Input Split input configuration preferred

Maximum Output Level According to manufacturer’s specification

Unwanted Signal Better than –60 dB* at maximum output level (IM-Distortion)

Stray RF Radiation Less than 4 x 10-9W

Noise Figure Less than 3.5 dB

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Flatness of Response + 1 dB

Screen Factor Not less than 60 dB

Hum Modulation Better than –50 dB

VSWR (Input & Input VHF Better than 1.5 : 1 Output) UHF Better than 2 : 1

Output Better than 2 : 1

Impedance 75 ohms (Input & Output)

Connectors Saddle and screwclamp for coaxial cable

Operating Temperature -10oC to 60oC

Operating Humidity Up to 98%

Power Supply 220V + 6%, 50 Hz + 2 Hz

Safety Isolation Tested at 2 kV r.m.s. Designed to confirm to BS EN 60065

Housing Outdoor application

* Measured by two signal method with carrier frequencies set at reference zero

C1.2.2 TV Bandpass Preamplifiers

Frequency Range Within CH21 – CH60

Passband Any one of the followings: - (a) CH21 – 31 (b) CH33 – 45 (c) CH34 – 44 (d) CH48 – 58 (e) CH49 – 59

Gain within passband According to manufacturer’s specification

Unwanted signal Better than –60 dB* at maximum output level (IM Distortion)

Flatness of response + 1.5 dB within passband

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Attenuation outside At fL -20MHz 5dB passband (wrt passband fH +20MHz output level) fL -60MHz 20dB fH +60MHz

fL -150MHz 30dB fH +150MHz

Where fL : centre frequency of the lowest channel within the passband

fH : centre frequency of the highest channel

Noise figure Less than 3.5 dB

Impedance (Input & 75 ohm Output) Screening Factor Not less than 60 dB

Housing Weatherproof housing suitable for outdoor mounting

* Measured by two signal method with carrier frequencies set at reference zero

C1.2.3 FM Bandpass Preamplifiers

Frequency Range 88 to108 MHz

Gain According to manufacturer’s specification

Unwanted signal output Better than –46 dB* maximum level (IM Distortion)

Flatness of response + 1.5 dB within passband

Selectivity Not more than 60 MHz (at –20 dB point)

Noise figure Less than 3.5 dB

Impedance 75 ohm (input & output)

Screening factor Not less than 60 dB

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Housing suitable Weatherproof type housing for outdoor mounting * Measured by two signal method with carrier frequencies set at reference zero

C1.2.4 TV Bandpass Filters

Frequency Range Within CH21 – CH60

Passband Any one of the following : - (a) CH21 – 31 (b) CH33 – 45 (c) CH34 – 44 (d) CH48 – 58 (e) CH49 – 59

Loss within passband Not more than 1.5 dB

Attenuation outside At fL -20MHz 3dB passband fH +20MHz

fL -60MHz 10dB fH +60MHz

fL -150MHz 20dB fH +150MHz

Where fL : centre frequency of the lowest channel within the passband

fH : centre frequency of the highest channel within the passband

Impedance (Input & 75 ohm Output)

Screening Factor Not less than 60 dB

C1.2.5 FM Bandpass Filters

Frequency Range 88 to108 MHz

Loss within passband Not more than 1.5 dB

Selectivity (at –20 dB Not more than 60 MHz point)

Impedance (input & 75 ohm output)

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Screening factor Not less than 60 dB

C1.3 AMPLIFIERS

The performances of the wideband amplifiers, FM channel amplifiers and TV channel amplifiers & AGC modules shall comply the followings:-

C1.3.1 Wideband Amplifiers

Television Standard CCIR – PAL I System

Frequency Range 88 to 860 MHz

Gain According to manufacturer’s specification

Gain Control Range In accordance with manufacturer’s specification

Maximum Output Level According to manufacturer’s specification

Unwanted signal output Better than –60 dB* at maximum level (IM Distortion)

Stray RF Radiation Less than 4 x 10-9W

Noise Figure Less than 7 dB

Flatness of Response Within 1 dB

Hum Modulation Better than –50 dB

Nominal Impedance 75 ohms (Input & Output)

Screen Factor Not less than 60 dB

VSWR Input VHF Better than 1.5 : 1 UHF Better than 2 : 1

Output Better than 2 : 1

Impedence 75 ohms (Input & Output)

Coaxial Sockets IEC 169-2

Operating Temperature -10oC to +60oC

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Operating Humidity Up to 98%

Deviation with Gain less than 1.0 dB/20oC change Temperature Flatness less than 0.5 dB/20oC

Output Level less than 0.5 dB/20oC

Noise Figure less than 0.5 dB/20oC

Power 220 + 6%, 50 Hz + 2 Hz

Power Consumption Less than 3W

Safety Isolation Tested at 2 kV r.m.s. Designed to confirm to BS EN 60065

Weather proofing Indoor application

Housing Either internally or externally fully screened metal box complete with suitable mounting legs for vertical mounting

Earthing All metal parts to be properly earthed

Identification Clearly mark ‘IN’ & ‘OUT’ signal sockets

Accessories All necessary coaxial cable plug and accessories

* Intermodulation Ratio is measured by two signal method with carriers set at reference level of 0 dB.

C1.3.2 FM Channel Amplifiers

Frequency Band FM

Frequency Range 88 to 108 MHz

Gain According to manufacturer’s specification

Gain Control Range According to manufacturer’s specification

Noise Figure Less than 7 dB

Output Level According to manufacturer’s specification

Unwanted Signal Better than –46 dB* at maximum level Output (IM Distortion)

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Selectivity Less than 60 MHz (at –20dB point)

Operating Temperature -10oC to +60oC

Operating Humidity Up to 98%

Impedence (Input & 75 ohms Output) Deviation with Gain less than 1.0 dB/20oC change Temperature Flatness less than 0.5 dB/20oC

Output Level less than 0.5 dB/20oC

Noise Figure less than 0.5 dB/20oC

Power Supply 220V + 6%, 50 Hz + 2 Hz D.C. output regulated with good transient suppression. Line powering facility is available by means of individual switches via the input coaxial sockets.

Safety Isolation Tested at 2kV r.m.s. Designed to conform to BS EN60065

Weather proofing Indoor application

Housing Modular type construction of robust and attractively designed plug-in units with connecting links between TV channel amplifier outputs. Fully internally metal- screened. Earthing on metal chassis.

Identification Clearly marked ‘IN’ & ‘OUT’ signal sockets

* Measured by three signal method with carrier frequencies set at reference zero.

C1.3.3 TV Channel Amplifiers & AGC Modules

Television Standard CCIR – PAL I System

Frequency Range 470 to 860 MHz

Gain According to manufacturer’s specification

Gain Control Range According to manufacturer’s specification

Minimum Output Level >110dBµV

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Maximum Output Level According to manufacturer’s specification

Unwanted Signal Better than –60 dB* at maximum level Output (IM Distortion)

Stray RF Radiation Less than 4 x 10-9W

Noise Figure Less than 7 dB

Flatness of Response Better than + 1 dB within channel AGC Facility Better than + 1 dB output variation for a full range change of at least +10 dB of the nominal input

Selectivity At fo + 8 MHz not less than 7 dB At fo + 16 MHz not less than 16 dB At fo + 20 MHz not less than 20 dB At fo + 28 MHz not less than 28 dB

Hum Modulation Better than –50 dB

VSWR Input VHF Better than 1.5 : 1 UFH Better than 2 : 1

Output Better than 2 : 1

Impedence (Input & 75 ohm Output)

Coaxial Sockets IEC 169-2 or F Type

Operating Temperature -10oC to +60oC

Operating Humidity Up to 98%

Deviation with Gain better than –1.0 dB/20oC change Temperature Flatness better than 0.5 dB/20oC

Output Level less than 0.5 dB/20oC

Noise Figure less than 0.5 dB/20oC

Power Supply 220V + 6%, 50 Hz + 2 Hz

D.C. output regulated and protected against accidental or fault condition short circuits with an automatic reset facility. Mains indicator light shall be of neon type.

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Safety Isolation Tested at 2kV r.m.s. D.C. Designed to conform to BS EN60065

Weather Proofing Indoor application

Housing Modular type construction of robust and attactively designed plug-in with connecting links between amplifiers outputs. Fully internally metal-screened. Earthing on metal chasis. Identification Clearly mark ‘IN’ & ‘OUT’ signal sockets

Accessories All necessary coaxial cable plugs and accessories

* Intermodulation Ratio is measured by three signal method with both vision and sound carriers set at 7 dB and colour sub carrier at 17 dB.

C1.4 FREQUENCY CONVERTERS

The frequency converters shall comply the followings:-

Television Standard CCIR – PAL I System

Converted Frequency Band 470 to 860 MHz (specific frequency to be determined by the Office of Telecommunications Authority, Hong Kong)

Frequency Stability Drift + 75 kHz (0oC to 55oC) for supply voltage variation 220V + 6%, 50Hz + 2%

Selectivity Not less than 55 dB at fo + 16 MHz (where fo = centre frequency of channel)

Unwanted Signal (IM Distortion) Better than –55 dB

Noise Figure Less than 10 dB

Luminance Linearity Less than 3%

Differential Gain Less than 2%

Differential Phase Less than 2o

Picture Sync Ratio Distortion Less than 2%

Group Delay Less than 25nS

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I/O Socket IEC169-2 or F Type

I/O Impedence 75 ohm

Min O/P Level 110 dBµV/-55 dB IMD

Flatness of Response + 1 dB

AGC Facility Better than + 1 dB output variation for a full range change of at least + 10 dB of the nominal input

C1.5 UHF MODULATORS

The UHF modulators shall comply the followings: -

Video Input Level 1 + 0.3 Vpp

Video Input Impedance 75 ohm

Video Bandwidth 0.020 – 5.0 MHz

Group Delay ≤ 50 ns

Differential Gain 3%

Differential Phase 3 deg

Video S/N ≥ 43 dB

Output Frequency Range 470 to 830 MHz fixed channel or channel selectable

Output Impedance (F type) or IEC 75 ohm 169-2

Output Level >80 dBµV (without integrated channel amp) >110 dBµV (with integrated channel amp)

Frequency Response + 1 dB

Unwanted Spurious Signals ≥60 dB through out 470-860 MHz

Video Subcarrier Stability + 25 kHz

Screening Factor ≤ 65 dB

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Audio carrier should be incorporated to reduce the audio noise

A/V Ratio 13 + 3 dB

C1.6 SPLITTERS/TEE-UNITS

All splitters and tee units shall have a wide bandwidth to allow for cascaded mode of operation and shall comply the followings:-

Frequency Range 88 to 860 MHz

Number of Outputs or Taps According to manufacturer’s specification Connection

Through Loss According to manufacturer’s specification

Side Loss According to manufacturer’s specification

Electrical System Transformer/directional/resistance

Mutual Attenuation between Not less than 13 dB for splitters and not less Outputs than 30 dB for tee units at all in-band frequencies

Screening Factor Not less than 60 dB for RF shield application Not less than 25 dB for non RF shield application

Impedence 75 ohm

VSWR 470 to 600 MHz : 2 : 1 600 to 860 MHz : 1.5 : 1

C1.7 COAXIAL CABLES

All coaxial cables used shall be of 75 ohm type copper cables designed for transmitting UHF (470 to 860 MHz) and VHF (88 to 108 MHz) signals.

The feeder shall conform to IEC 96-3 (cable designation 370 or above of BS 5425 Part I and the trunk feeder shall be to cable designation 550 or above of BS 5425 Part I).

Underground cables shall be of low loss coaxial copper cable with polyethylene outer sheath, copper foil outer conductor, and polyethylene insulation. These shall conform to IEC 96-3 (cable designation 550MB or above of BS 5425 Part I).

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C1.8 FM/TV DUPLEX OUTLETS

Outlets shall be twin socket type for VHF (88 to108 MHz) and UHF (470 to 860 MHz) signals complete with frequency dividing network and the respective socket shall be identified with labels embossed on the front plate.

Duplex outlets shall be suitable for flush mounting on BS 4662 boxes.

The FM/TV duplex outlet shall comply the followings:-

Frequency Range 88 to 860 MHz

Features Double outlets configuration one for FM and one for TV, flush mounting type complete with cover, connected from tap output of tee unit. The TV socket outlet shall only accept a male plug.

Distribution Loss FM (88 to108 MHz) not more than 1.5 dB UHF IV/V (470 to 860 MHz) not more than 1.5 dB

Mutual Attenuation Between FM-TV not less than 15 dB from 88 to 860 MHz

Screening Factor Not less than 60 dB for RF shield application Not less than 25 dB for non RF shield application

Connection to TV Outlet IEC 169-2 (plug)

Connection for FM Outlet IEC 169-2 (plug)

Impedence 75 ohm

Safety Isolation Tested at 2kV r.m.s.

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SECTION C2 SATELLITE MASTER ANTENNA TELEVISION SYSTEM

C2.1 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

The system shall enable simultaneous viewing different TV programs from a satellite. Signals from the satellite TV antenna sub-system shall be fed to the satellite receivers on “location of receivers”, via necessary signal splitting equipment, satellite amplifiers and cabling. The video and audio signals from the satellite receivers shall be modulated to SMATV channels and shall be combined to the Broadcast Reception installation headend equipment at “location of receivers” for distribution to TV outlets.

C2.2 THE SATELLITE TV ANTENNA SUB-SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

The Satellite master antenna TV sub-system shall comply the followings:-

C2.2.1 Environmental Operating Requirements

The antenna sub-system shall comply with all performance specifications under the following environmental conditions:-

(a) Temperature -5o to +55oC

(b) Rain up to 100 mm/hr.

(d) Wind Operational gusts up to 190 km/hr.

(e) Wind Survival wind loading 220km/hr. in any position of operation

(f) Atmospheric Conditions Salt and corrosive contaminants, with a fairly high content of hydrogen sulphide as found in coastal and industrial areas

C2.2.2 Electrical Specification

(a) Frequency C-band Ku-band (3.7 to 4.2 GHz), (10.75 to 12.75 GHz)

(b) Wideband ≥41 dB ≥48 dB Antenna Gain

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(d) Focus/Diameter ≤ 0.4 ≤ 0.4 Ratio

(e) Beam Width ≤ 1.7 degrees ≤ 1.7 degrees

(f) Noise < 20 dB at 60o elevation < 20 dB at 60o elevation Temperature

C2.2.3 Mechanical Specifications

(a) Antenna Type Solid

(b) Antenna Diameter Not less than 4m

C2.2.4 Feedhorn

The feedhorn should be suitable for circular and linear C-band & Ku-band reception. The feedhorn should be designed for use with prime-focus reflector. Polarizers shall be provided for selection of the received signals of different polarization modes. The technical specifications of the feedhorns, including the polarizers, are as follows: -

(a) Frequency C-band Ku-band (3.7 to 4.2 GHz), (10.75 to 12.75 GHz)

(b) Focus/Diameter 0.33 to 0.45 0.33 to 0.45 Ratio

(d) Cross Polarity ≥25dB ≥25dB Isolation

(e) VSWR ≤1.4 : 1 ≤1.4 : 1

C2.2.5 Low Noise Amplifier (LNA)/Low Noise Block Down Converter (LNB)

(a) Input Frequency C-band Ku-band (3.7 to 4.2 GHz), (10.75 to 12.75 GHz)

(b) Minimum Input ≤ -100 dBm ≤ -100 dBm Level

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(d) Input VSWR ≤2.5 : 1 ≤2.5 : 1

(e) Image Rejection ≥40 dB ≥40 dB Ratio

(f) Output Frequency 950-1450 MHz 950-1450 MHz

(g) Output VSWR ≤1.5 : 1 ≤1.5 : 1

C2.3 SATELLITE RECEIVERS

The satellite receivers shall be multi-system compatible and shall comply the followings:-

C2.3.1 RF Signal

(a) Input frequency C-band (3.7 – 4.2 GHz) Ku-band (10.95 – 12.75 GHz)

(b) Input signal level -60dBm to –30dBm

(d) FM threshold 8 dB C/N

C2.3.2 Video Parameters

(a) Video de-emphasis CCIR 405-1 525, 625 lines

(b) Video frequency + 3dB at 20Hz to 5MHz response

(d) Baseband de-emphasis Flat

C2.3.3 Audio Parameters

(a) Audio subcarrier tuning 4.5 to 8.8MHz

(b) Audio response 20Hz to 20kHz, +0.5dB

(d) Audio distortion less than 2% THD

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C2.3.4 General Specifications

Power supply 220V +6%, 50Hz + 2%

C2.4 SATELLITE AMPLIFIER

The satellite amplifier shall be suitable for the SMATV application. The technical specification of the amplifiers receivers are as follows : -

(a) Input frequency C-band (3.7 – 4.2 GHz) Ku-band (10.95 – 12.75 GHz)

(b) Gain ≥20

(d) Output level at 35dB ≥113dBµV CMR

(e) Input/output impedance 75 ohm

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SECTION C3 ANCILLARY SYSTEM

C3.1 CABLE TRUNKINGS

Cable trunkings shall be in accordance with the “General Specification for Electrical Installation”.

C3.2 CONDUITS AND ACCESSORIES

Conduits & accessories shall be in accordance with the “General Specification for Electrical Installation”.

C3.3 POWER CABLES

Power cables shall be in accordance with the “General Specification for Electrical Installion”.

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INSPECTION, TESTING, COMMISSIONING

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MAINTENANCE

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SECTION D1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

D1.1 GENERAL

Inspection and testing shall be carried out on all new installations and alterations to an existing installation in accordance with the requirements of this Section.

The Contractor shall dispatch competent and experienced commissioning engineers to carry out the test and commissioning of the installation. The Contractor shall provide all labour and materials necessary for carrying out the work.

The Contractor shall carry out all site inspections and tests and shall provide all apparatus and personnel for conducting the test and analysing the data. Such personnel shall collaborate closely with the Architect’s Representative on site, who will witness the tests carried out under the Contract. The Contractor shall provide the Architect’s Representative with access to inspect all equipment during any phase of the installation and shall provide all reasonable facilities for such access. The Contractor shall notify the Architect of impending tests in sufficient time to allow the Architect or the Architect’s Representative to be present. Parts to be subjected to witnessed tests will not be accepted unless the relevant test result are provided and has been signed by the Architect’s Representative and Contractor

All tests at site shall be performed in the sequence required by the construction and commissioning programme. The Contractor shall prepare itemised and detailed testing and commissioning schedule. These schedules shall be prepared and submitted to the Architect at least three months before the commencement of the test and approved by the Architect. The schedule shall be completed by the Contractor and signed by the Architect’s Representative during the tests and, after signature, shall be collated and presented to the Architect for approval.

The entire installation shall be commissioned and tested in accordance with the latest edition of “Testing and Commissioning Procedure No. 7 for Broadcast Reception Installation in Government Buildings, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region”.

The Contractor at their own expense shall rectify all defects in performance, material and workmanship before the installation is accepted.

D1.2 COMPONENT ACCEPTANCE

The following components offered for the Broadcast Reception installation shall be of approved equipment on the “List of Approved Broadcast Reception Installation Equipment” issued by EMSD: -

(a) TV and FM bandpass filters or preamplifier (b) Channel amplifiers

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(c) Broadband amplifiers (with or without AGC)/Frequency converters (d) Splitters/tap-off units (e) FM/TV duplex outlets (f) Co-axial cables

A copy of the “List of Approved Broadcast Reception Installation Equipment” is available for inspection on request to Assistant Director (Building Services), ArchSD.

The Contractor shall submit, at least one month before actual installation, all the channel amplifiers/AGC converters to EMSD for acceptance tests. In the event of the components failing the acceptance tests, the Contractor shall re-submit fresh components for further tests until the components are accepted.

In addition, the Architect shall have the right to order any components to be tested by EMSD, if, in their opinion, the components are suspected of not complying with this general technical specification. All components failing such tests shall be replaced by the Contractor at their own cost to the satisfaction of the Architect.

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SECTION D2 EQUIPMENT CALIBRATION

The Contractor shall make available the calibrated equipment and the associated calibration records etc. as the Appendix E3 whenever the relevant test is performed. The equipment together with the relevant documentation shall conform to the requirements as set out in the following:

D2.1 ACCREDITATION

The equipment shall be calibrated by laboratories accredited by the Hong Kong Laboratory Accreditation Scheme (HOKLAS) or other recognised accredited laboratories. The calibration shall be made against certified equipment having a known valid relationship to internationally or nationally recognized standards. Where no-such standards exist, the basis used for calibration shall be documented. In such cases, the laboratories shall provide satisfactory evidence of correlation of results, for example by participation in a suitable programme of inter-laboratory comparisons or proficiency testing.

D2.2 ACCEPTANCE OF THE CALIBRATION OF THE EQUIPMENT

The calibration and acceptance of the calibration of the equipment shall comply with the requirements as set out in the schedule.

D2.3 DOCUMENT THE CALIBRATION PROCESS

The Contractor shall define and document the process employed for the calibration of the equipment including details of equipment type, unique identification, location, frequency of checks, check method, acceptance criteria and the action to be taken when results are unsatisfactory.

D2.4 CALIBRATION RECORDS OF THE EQUIPMENT

The Contractor shall maintain and submit calibration records of the equipment to the Architect and the records shall include: -

(a) The description and unique identification of equipment.

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(b) The date of equipment calibration. (c) The calibration results obtained after and, where relevant, before any adjustment and repair. (d) The assigned calibration interval. (e) The calibration procedure. (f) The designated limits of permissible error or accuracy of equipment. (g) The source of the calibration used to obtain traceability. (h) The relevant environmental conditions and a statement about any corrections thus necessary. (i) A statement of the uncertainties involved in calibrating the equipment and of their cumulative effect. (j) Details of any maintenance such as servicing, adjustment, repairs or modifications carried out. (k) Any limitations in use. (l) Identification of the person(s) performing the calibration. (m) Identification of person(s) responsible for ensuring the correctness of the recorded information. (n) Unique identification (such as serial numbers) of any calibration certificates and other relevant documents concerned.

D2.5 CALIBRATION UNDER SUITABLE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

Calibration shall be carried out under suitable environmental conditions considering the conditions under which the equipment is used for inspections, measurements and tests.

D2.6 LABEL MARKED "CALIBRATED"

The Contractor shall identify the equipment with a label marked "calibrated" and approved identification record to show the calibration status and the next due date.

D2.7 DOUBT ON THE ACCURACY OF THE EQUIPMENT

The Contractor shall re-calibrate the equipment at intervals as shown in the schedule, or at shorter periods when the Architect has doubt on the accuracy of the equipment.

D2.8 RETURN OF EQUIPMENT

The equipment shall be returned to the Contractor at the completion of the Contract when there is no outstanding or remedial works to be completed.

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SECTION D3 TESTING & COMMISSIONING

D3.1 VISUAL INSPECTION

A visual inspection shall be carried out before testing of the installation in order to verify the followings: -

D3.1.1 Compliance with Regulations and/or C.O.P.s

The installation has been carried out in compliance with regulations and/or C.O.P.s,

D3.1.2 Correctness

The correctness of the designation of the installation; and

D3.1.3 Visual Damage

There is no visual damage to the installation.

D3.2 TESTING & COMMISSIONING

Where relevant, the following tests shall be carried out in the sequence indicated. In the event of any test indicating failure to comply, that test and those preceding tests, the results of which may have been influenced by the fault indicated, shall be repeated after the fault has been rectified.

D3.2.1 Signal Level Measurement of TV Headend and Trunk Distribution Equipment

Measure the input and output signal levels of each headend and trunk distribution equipment item with the signal level meter, starting from the antenna side. All the TV channels to be distributed shall be measured. For FM signals, three of the principal programmes to be distributed, namely those with the lowest, middle and highest frequencies, shall be measured.

The input and output signal levels shall agree with the calculation done by the Contractor on the approved System Schematic Diagram(s).

D3.2.2 The Automatic Gain Control (AGC) Performance of TV Channel Amplifiers

If the TV channel amplifiers are fitted with AGC facilities, the AGC functions shall be tested. The input signal of each AGC channel amplifier shall be varied by +10 dB and –10 dB from its nominal value. External amplifier and attenuator shall be temporarily inserted at the channel amplifier input for this test.

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For proper AGC function, the channel amplifier output shall not vary by more than +1dB.

D3.2.3 Measurement of Signal Levels at TV/FM Outlets

The signal level at TV/FM outlets shall be measured by the signal level meter for each TV channel and three of the principal FM programmes to be distributed, namely those with the lowest, middle and highest frequencies. A total of 20 outlets shall be measured for systems with up to 150 outlets. For larger systems, a sampling rate of 15% is recommended. The outlets shall be chosen with the following guidelines: -

(a) The outlets likely to have the strongest and weakest signals judging from the schematic,

(b) Not more than one outlet connected to the same tee unit be chosen.

The signal levels shall fall within the following items:

Minimum Maximum Channel Signal Level Signal Level “Tilt” (r.m.s.) (r.m.s.)

Terrestrial TV 0.708 mV (57 dB) 7.08 mV (77 dB) 12 dB

TV Satellite 0.224 mV (47 dB) 7.08 mV (77 dB) 15 dB

FM 0.316 mV (50 dB) 3.16 mV (70 dB) 15 dB

Note: “Tilt” is the difference in signal level between the strongest and the weakest TV signals.

D3.2.4 Mutual Isolation between TV/FM Outlets

The mutual isolation between TV/FM outlets from the same tee unit shall be measured. About 3 pairs of outlets shall be tested for each type of tee unit.

The mutual isolation shall not be less than 36 dB for terrestrial TV, 30 dB for satellite TV and 42 dB for FM signal.

D3.2.5 Functional Testing

The picture quality at TV outlets shall be measured by the Portable TV monitor C/W sound monitoring loudspeaker for each TV channel.

A total of 20 outlets shall be measured for systems with up to 150 outlets. For larger systems, a sampling rate of 15% is recommended. The outlets shall be chosen with the following guidelines: -

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(a) The outlets likely to have the strongest and weakest signals judging from the schematic,

(b) Not more than one outlet connected to the same tee unit be chosen.

The picture quality of TV reception shall be noted and recorded in the report.

D3.2.6 Measurement of Azimuth-Elevation (Az-El) Angles of SMATV Antenna(e)

Where the SMATV system is provided, the measurement of Az-El angles, signal levels and C/N ratio shall be measured.

The measured C/N ratio shall be not less than 11 dB.

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SECTION D4 MAINTENANCE DURING MAINTENANCE PERIOD

D4.1 GENERAL MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS

The Contractor shall furnish maintenance, free of further charge, for the complete installation for a period of twelve (12) months from the date of acceptance. This maintenance shall include the following services:

(a) Routine inspection, testing and maintenance services.

(b) Emergency inspection, testing and repairs.

All inspection, testing, maintenance services and repairs shall be carried out generally in accordance with the manufacturers’ recommendation/ instructions and to the satisfaction of the Architect.

The Contractor shall despatch competent and experienced engineers and technicians equipped with the testing instruments, tools, equipment etc. to inspect, service, test, adjust and maintain the installation in a satisfactory operating condition. The Contractor shall allow for carrying out such inspection, service, testing, adjustment and maintenance at a time outside normal office hours including general holidays.

All labour and materials including cleaning materials, lubricants, battery electrolyte, tools, instruments etc., and transportation required for carrying out routine and emergency inspection, testing, repair, replacement and maintenance services shall be included in this Contract. Any renewals or repairs necessitated by reason of negligence of the end user or misuse of the equipment by the end user or by reason of any other causes not due to the fault of the Contractor shall be carried out by the Contractor and paid for in accordance with the Contract with prior notice to the Architect.

The Contractor shall be responsible for all repairs necessary to maintain the installation in a safe, reliable and operative condition at all times. The Contractor must ensure that their servicing staff carrying out necessary repairs immediately utilising manufacturer’s original replacement parts. Any component taken down for services shall be reinstated within 2 hours or otherwise replaced by a spare unit at the Contractor’s expenses.

After each routine inspection, testing and maintenance service, the Contractor shall furnish to the Architect within 14 days a report complete with the following details:

(a) Date and time of inspection, testing and maintenance service. (b) Persons carrying out the task. (c) Details of inspection and maintenance service. (d) Results of all tests performed. (e) Any external factors significantly affecting the service and test results. (f) Any follow-up actions as required.

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D4.2 EMERGENCY SERVICES, TESTING AND REPAIRS

Emergency service including overtime work for minor repairs and adjustments shall be included under this Contract.

The Contractor shall be responsible for immediate answering of breakdown calls whether true or false and attention to such calls both during and outside the normal working hours in the shortest possible time and using the quickest means of transport. In general a response time of less than 1 hour will be expected.

The Contractor shall submit at least two names, telephone numbers and address of their Chinese speaking engineer and technician to whom emergency calls shall be notified by telephone for any emergency and repair services.

Any necessary repairs shall be carried out with the most practicably expeditious means to ensure minimum interruption to the operation of the installation.

The Contractor shall keep a clear and legible record of all fault callouts and shall submit this record within three days upon request by the Architect for inspection. The record shall indicate the date, time of callout, persons attending, brief description of fault and subsequent time of clearance for each occasion. The record will be returned to the Contractor after perusal by the Architect but shall subsequently be submitted to and kept by the Architect at the end of the maintenance Period during the handover inspection of the installation.

D4.3 ROUTINE HALF-YEARLY INSPECTION, TESTING AND MAINTENANCE

The Contractor shall visit the installation at least once every six months to carry out tests, repairs and adjustment. All environmentally sensitive devices shall be inspected, cleaned, adjusted and calibrated. A test sequence shall be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

D4.4 FINAL INSPECTION, TESTING AND MAINTENANCE

At the final inspection, the Contractor shall, in addition to the routine half-yearly inspection and testing as described in Section D4.3 above, adjust all the electronic equipment to the optimum state of operational efficiency. All mechanical equipment and control panels shall be inspected for rusting or corrosion such that touching-up or re- painting shall be carried out as necessary.

A complete performance test of the whole installation shall be carried out and any defects in operation, materials and workmanship so developed shall be rectified.

D4.5 TAKING RECORDS IN LOG-BOOK

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The Contractor shall have their maintenance staff completing the site/installation record ‘Log-Book’ after each visit. The log books shall be provided by the Architect and can be completed in either English or Chinese.

D4.6 ARCHITECT TO BE INFORMED

No replacements of installation or parts of installation shall be carried out at any time unless the Architect has previously been notified and has signified their approval.

D4.7 CERTIFICATE OF MAINTENANCE

After completion of the final inspection, testing and maintenance service to the installation at the end of the Maintenance Period, the Contractor shall within 14 days issue to the Architect a Certificate of Maintenance signed by the Contractor.

D4.8 HANDOVER OF INSTALLATION

The installation can not be handed over until all the forgoing requirements have been carried out to the satisfaction of the Architect.

Before the handover, the Contractor shall have provided the following documents to the Architect within fourteen days after completion of commissioning the installation: -

(a) Testing and Commissioning Certificate signed by the Contractor.

(b) A testing & commissioning report.

(d) Operation Maintenance and Services Manuals

(e) Spare parts lists.

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PART E

APPENDICES

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APPENDIX E1 CHANNEL ALLOCATION OF TELEVISION BROADCASTING SERVICE IN HONG KONG

Location of Transmitting TVB ATV TVB ATV Un- Un- Station Jade Home Pearl World allocated allocated Temple Hill 21 23 25 27 29 Castle Peak 34 42 38 44 46 40 Kowloon Peak 34 42 38 44 46 40 Golden Hill 32 43 39 45 47 41 Cloudy Hill 49 53 51 55 57 Lamma Island 49 53 51 55 57 Stanley 34 42 38 44 46 40 Brick Hill 32 43 39 45 47 41 Pottinger Peak 32 43 39 45 47 41 Chai Wan 48 52 50 54 56 Mount Nicholson 48 52 50 54 56 Caldecott Road 49 53 51 55 57 Chiu Keng Wan Shan 49 53 51 55 57 Shek Pik 34 42 38 44 46 40 Tai O 49 53 51 55 57 Lantau 32 43 39 45 47 41 Robin’s Nest 48 52 50 54 56 Beacon Hill 48 52 50 54 56 Hill 275 48 52 50 54 Wang Chau 49 53 51 55 Hong Lok Yeung 33 43 39 45 Shek Kong 49 53 51 55 Sheung Yeung Shan 48 52 50 54 On Lok Road Yuen Long 34 42 38 44 Hill 297 Yuen Long 48 52 50 54 Hill 141 Tai Lam Chung 48 52 50 54 Tai Po Tsai 49 53 51 55 Tsuen Wan 47 41 Ma Wan 58 60 26 41

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APPENDIX E2 FREQUENCY ALLOCATION OF FM SOUND BROADCASTING SERVICE IN HONG KONG

Location of Programme Transmitting (Figures in MHz) Station CR1 CR2 RTHK 1 RTHK 2 RTHK 4 HIT FM RADIO SELECT Mount Gough 88.1 90.3 92.6 94.8 97.6 99.7 104 Cloudy Hill 88.3 90.7 93.2 95.3 97.8 100 104.7 Castle Peak 88.6 91.2 93.4 96.4 98.7 100.4 102.5 Golden Hill 88.9 90.9 92.9 95.6 98.4 101.6 105.5 Beacon Hill 89.2 91.1 93.5 96.3 98.1 100.5 102.4 Lamma Island 89.1 91.6 93.6 96 98.2 102.1 104.5 Kowloon Peak 89.5 92.1 94.4 96.9 98.9 101.8 106.3

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APPENDIX E3 TESTING INSTRUMENT REQUIRED FOR ACCEPTANCE TESTS OF BROADCAST RECEPTION INSTALLATION

Test for which Instrument can Instrument perform Test Current Test Voltage Resolution Accuracy Min. Acceptable Insulation Additional Requirements

Low Voltage 1. Continuity of AC or DC Not less Not less than 3V not On low scale 0.01 2% Ohmeter Conductor than 20mA greater than 24V 2. Polarity Insulation Insulation Resistance DC 250V for ELV circuits, 2% 250V test - 250K Ohms 1. Automatic capacitance Resistance Test 500V for circuits up to 500V test - 500K Ohms discharge facility Tester 500V required

2. Capable of supplying an output current of 1mA at its nominal voltage

Other Equipment Required for Terrestrial Broadcast Reception System

Instrument Frequency Bands Measuring Ranges Measuring Accuracy Calibration Period

TV/Radio Signal Strength Meter Radio(FM) 88 to 108 MHZ Radio (FM) 20..... 132 dbµV Radio(FM) less than ±2dbµV 1 year TV 46 to 900 MHZ TV 30...... 132 dbµV TV less than ± 2dbµV TV/Radio Signal Pattern Generator VHF/UHF 47.....867.20 MHZ Output : not less than 70 dbµV N.A. 1 year TV standards CCIR PAL 625 lines, 25 full pictures/sec

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APPENDIX E3 TESTING INSTRUMENT REQUIRED FOR ACCEPTANCE TESTS OF BROADCAST RECEPTION INSTALLATION

Other Equipment Required for Terrestrial Broadcast Reception System

TV monitor VHF/UHF Multi-System SAT N.A. N.A. N.A. C/W sound monitoring 625 lines system loudspeaker Frequency Counter (8 digits 5 HZ to 5 MHZ ± time base accuracy, 1 year output) 5 HZ to 80 MHZ ± 1 count Prescaler : 75 MHZ to 1.2 GHZ

Other Equipment Required for SMATV Reception System

Instrument Frequency Bands Measuring Ranges Measuring Accuracy Calibration Period

TV/Radio Signal Strength Meter IF 38.9 MHZ SAT 30.....132 dbµV SAT less than ± 2dbµV 1 year (Additional Requirements) SAT 900 to 2150 MHZ Spectrum Analyser IF 38.9 MHZ Radio (FM) 20..... 132 dbµV TV less than ± 2dbµV ) 1 year FM 88 to 108 MHZ TV 30...... 132 dbµV Radio FM less than ±2dbµV) TV 46 to 900 MHZ SAT 30...... 132 dbµV SAT 900 to 2150 MHZ Compass N.A. 0 to 360o North less than ± 0.5 degree 1 year Inclinometer N.A. 0 to 180 degree less than ± 0.5 degree 1 year Measuring tape N.A. 1 metre less than ± 2mm 1 year

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