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DVB-S2 / IP Streamer Going future today. IP Mgmt A B A BA B AC 1 AC 2 IP Data A B A B A B Slot Slot Slot Slot Slot 1 2 3 PSU 1 PSU 2 U 100-230 RF 1.1 RF 1.2 RF 2.1 RF 2.2 RF 3.1 RF 3.2 U 144 zz Plug-in module for U 100 base unit zz for processing of 4 DVB-S2 input signals into 4 IP gigabit multicast groups zz 4 CI slots zz tuners with DiSEqC control zz up to 12 streams per rack unit zz fully intergrated to U 100 head end system DVB-S2 to IP STREAMER without front cover TECHNICAL DATA Type U 144 Order number 380 144 EAN-Code 4026187170745 Interfaces Management 2 x 100 Base-T Ethernet (RJ 45) Data 2 x 1000 Base-T Ethernet (RJ 45) Protocols IEEE802.3 Ethernet, RTP, ARP, IPv4, TCP/UDP, HTTP, SNTP, IGMPv3 Transportstream Encapsulation Protocols UDP, UDP / RTP, 1-7 packets, FEC Packet length Bytes 188 / 204 DVB-S demodulator DVB-S modulation QPSK; 8PSK Input frequency range [MHz] 950 - 2150 Input level [dBµV] 40 - 80 SAT-IF input [Ω] 75, F-jack Reflection loss [dB] ≥ 10 Input symbol rate [MS/s] max. 45,0 DVB-S Roll-off-factors 0,20;0,25;0,35 DVB-S LDPC 1/2; 1/3; ¼; 2/3; 2/5; 3/5; 4/5; 5/6; 8/9; 9/10 Viterbi decoding 1/2; 2/3; 3/4; 5/6; 7/8; automatically / manually (according DVB standard) DiSEqC Control CI interfaces CI slots 4 x (front access) Alphacrypt, Aston Conax, Dreamcrypt, Entavio CAM, GkWare BISS CAM, Homecast CAM, ICECrypt, excerpt (others on Ideto Access, Kid CAM, Mascom Cryptoworks, Matrix CAM, Mediaguard Canal Digitaal, Nagravision, Oasis Supported modules request) CAM, PCMCIA CAm, Premiere, Worldcam, T-Rex Twin Module, TechniCam Beta2, Technicrypt, TPS, Reality CAM, SMiT, Universal CAM, Viaccess, Videoguard CAM, Zetacam Blue Connectors 4 x PCMCIA RF inputs Connectors Ω 75, 4 x F-jack Common data Dimensions 19´´, 1 HE Ambient temperature °C 0…+45 BLOCK DIAGRAM DVB-S2 Tuner CI with MCD 1000 BaseT Data A Transportstream Encapsulation DVB-S2 Tuner CI with MCD 100 BaseT Mgmt A IEEE 802.3 DVB-S2 Tuner CI with MCD 1000 BaseT Data B IP / UDP / RTP FEC DVB-S2 Tuner CI with MCD 100 BaseT Mgmt B Reception Descrambling Encapsulation Streaming & Mgmt Version 06-2013.

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