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FOXTEL MANAGEMENT PTY LIMITED Business Iq (Biq) Satellite Infrastructure Guide FOXTEL MANAGEMENT PTY LIMITED Business iQ (BiQ) Satellite Infrastructure Guide FXTL-D-0298 Last Updated: 15/02/2021 5:16:00 PM ISSUE 1 Revision 2 Business iQ (BiQ) Satellite Infrastructure Guide Document Control © Copyright FOXTEL Management Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. This document contains information proprietary to FOXTEL Management Pty Ltd. Except for the purposes of evaluation, this document may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, in any form, or distributed to any party outside of FOXTEL Management Pty Ltd, by any means, without permission in writing, from FOXTEL Management Pty Ltd. This document is classified to the level indicated at the top of this page. Any classification containing the word confidence or confidential means the document is to be placed out of sight when not in use and placed in a drawer or cupboard when the room will be unattended. Any classification containing the word secret means the document is always to be in someone’s hand or under secure lock when not in use. Issue Issue Date Revision Revision Comments Prepared By Authorised By # Date 1 26/03/2020 0 Updates carried out for Steven Circosta Chris Smith BiQ RF Backbone John Mitsios Designs Graham Briscoe Anthony Carusi Nicolas Hood 1 22/04/2020 1 22/04/2020 Section 4.1 Earthing Steven Circosta Steven Circosta Fibre Hybrid Coaxial Graham Briscoe Systems added Section 4.2 Isolators added SBB installation updates SBB reference updates Note: on Ethernet Connection Page 24 1 15/02/21 2 15/05/21 Distribution list updated Steven Circosta Graham Briscoe 1 15/02/21 2 15/05/21 Page 21 added BiQ Steven Circosta Graham Briscoe modulation Disclaimer This document is correct at time of publication. Foxtel reserves the right to modify channel plans or any other item within the document without prior notice to the field. Refer to the Foxtel website for the latest version. Business iQ (BiQ) Satellite Infrastructure Guide Printed: 15/02/21 © FOXTEL Management Pty Ltd 2021 2 Business iQ (BiQ) Satellite Infrastructure Guide Distribution List Name Position Company Doug Fewtrell Head of Field Operations Foxtel Enver Vasfi Hardware Development Manager Foxtel Christopher Smith Commercial Product Solutions Manager Foxtel Graham Briscoe Commercial Product Manager Foxtel Adam Brown Senior Field Are Manager VIC BSA Dennis Watson Field Line Manager Commercial NSW BSA John Mitsios Field Line Manager Commercial VIC BSA John Forgione Commercial Quote Manager BSA Business iQ (BiQ) Satellite Infrastructure Guide Printed: 15/02/21 © FOXTEL Management Pty Ltd 2021 3 Business iQ (BiQ) Satellite Infrastructure Guide Document Approval Enver Vasfi Hardware Development Manager 15/02/21 Business iQ (BiQ) Satellite Infrastructure Guide Printed: 15/02/21 © FOXTEL Management Pty Ltd 2021 4 Business iQ (BiQ) Satellite Infrastructure Guide Table of Contents 1. OVERVIEW ....................................................................................................................... 7 2. OBJECTIVE ...................................................................................................................... 9 3. SCOPE .............................................................................................................................. 9 4. INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................ 12 SBB INSTALLATION .............................................................................................................. 24 RF INPUT PORTS CONFIGURATION SCENARIOS ............................................................. 25 RF INPUT PORTS CONFIGURATION SCENARIOS CONTINUED: ..................................... 26 APPENDIX A. LIST OF OPTUS 10 – D3 STACKED AND NON-STACKED FREQUENCIES INCLUDING FOXTEL TEST CHANNELS ................................................... 27 APPENDIX B. SCOPE OF WORKS ................................................................................... 28 Post Installation ..................................................................................................................... 28 APPENDIX C. EARTHING .................................................................................................. 31 Equipotential Bonding Commercial Installation (Single Dwelling Residence – more than one Wall plate) .................................................................................................................................. 31 Equipotential Bonding Multi-Dwelling Unit or Commercial Installation ....................................... 32 4.1. EARTHING FIBRE HYBRID COAXIAL SYSTEMS .............................................................. 33 4.2. ISOLATORS ................................................................................................................ 33 APPENDIX D. SATELLITE DISHES ................................................................................... 34 4.3. OUTDOOR UNIT (ODU) – DISH AND LNB .................................................................... 34 4.3.1. Dish Selection .................................................................................................. 34 4.3.2. Dish Alignment ................................................................................................. 35 4.4. MOUNTS .................................................................................................................... 35 4.4.1. Mount Selection ............................................................................................... 35 4.4.2. Location of Mount ............................................................................................ 40 4.4.3. Mount and Dish Placement.............................................................................. 40 4.5. ROOFING ................................................................................................................... 40 4.6. INSTALLATION OF SATELLITE DISH NEAR SOLAR PANELS .............................................. 41 APPENDIX E. GLOSSARY OF TERMS ............................................................................. 42 APPENDIX F. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS ...................................................................... 43 Business iQ (BiQ) Satellite Infrastructure Guide Printed: 15/02/21 © FOXTEL Management Pty Ltd 2021 5 Business iQ (BiQ) Satellite Infrastructure Guide Table of Contents continued Diagram 1 Typical Port Configuration of the Satellite Multistacker ........................................... 7 Diagram 2 Dip Switch default Position = Up On & Down Off .................................................. 10 Diagram 3 Looped Backbone Sample Design with a maximum of 6 looped wallplates ......... 14 Diagram 4 Single wire 4 way tap backbone with system calculations .................................... 15 Diagram 5 Single wire 4 way splitter concept design using active taps to feed 128 outlets over 4 levels ............................................................................................................................. 16 Diagram 6 Active Tap powering options .................................................................................. 17 Diagram 7 Active tap feeding 4 way passive tap within unit ................................................... 17 Diagram 8 Concept optical Backbone via Single mode fibre feeding active taps over 96 floors .......................................................................................................................................... 18 Diagram 9 Concept Design 16 way active tap staring out to end of line 32 port active taps. 19 Diagram 10 Satellite Multistacker - FTA - In-House COFDM Combined Services ................. 20 Diagram 11 2 or 3 wire back bone .......................................................................................... 22 Diagram 12 Existing Two Input Satellite Multiswitch System with Twin Wall Plates ............... 23 Diagram 13 SBB Features ....................................................................................................... 24 Diagram 14 Satellite H &V or Satellite Multistacker Installations with Optional In-House & FTA channels ................................................................................................................... 24 Diagram 15 – Equipotential Bonding in Single Premises ........................................................ 31 Diagram 16 – Equipotential Bonding Multi-Dwelling Unit and Commercial Premises ............ 32 Diagram 17 - Example of Isolators fitted to segregate each cluster of buildings .................... 33 Diagram 18 – Optus O10 FOXTEL Satellite Coverage Zone Map .......................................... 34 Diagram 19 – Wind Regions .................................................................................................... 36 Diagram 20 – Hill Zones .......................................................................................................... 37 Figure 21 – Preferred Dish Locations ...................................................................................... 40 Table 1 Shows Multistacker Dip Switch settings and SBB State Settings .............................. 10 Table 2 shows vertical transponder groups stacked to the new H polarity transponder Frequency......................................................................................................................... 11 Table 3 Typical Looped Plate Specification 5-2400 MHz ........................................................ 13 Table 4 Recomended In-House COFDM S Band Frequencies
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