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Classa Headends ClassA Headends -30 dB COFDM IN COFDM IN COFDM IN COFDM IN COFDM IN COFDM IN COFDM IN COFDM IN OUTPUT TEST OUTPUT +VAUX +VAUX +VAUX +VAUX +VAUX +VAUX +VAUX +VAUX IKUSUP IKUSUP IKUSUP IKUSUP IKUSUP IKUSUP IKUSUP IKUSUP HPA-120 Ref. 4426 BROADBAND AMPLIFIER 47-862 MHz CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL CFP-500 GAIN CFP-500 Ref. 4429 Ref. 4429 POWER SUPPLY POWER SUPPLY ON POWER SYNC STATUS SYNC STATUS SYNCSTATUS SYNC STATUS SYNCSTATUS SYNCSTATUS SYNCSTATUS SYNC STATUS POWER +12V +12V +12V +12V +12V +12V +12V +12V +12V +12V +12V 5.3A 5.3A +24V +24V 60mA V/A LOOP V/A LOOP V/A LOOP V/A LOOP V/A LOOP V/A LOOP V/A LOOP V/A LOOP 60mA 5 AUX INPUT Gain 5 dB TRF-112 TRF-112 TRF-112 TRF-112 TRF-112 TRF-112 TRF-112 TRF-112 DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL RECEIVER RECEIVER RECEIVER RECEIVER RECEIVER RECEIVER RECEIVER RECEIVER RF OUT RF OUT RF OUT RF OUT RF OUT RF OUT RF OUT RF OUT INPUT -20 dB INPUT TEST Headend Control Unit TV Receivers, Signal Processors, Transmodulators, Modulators, Regenerators, Fibre Optics equipments SAT-IF Combiner/Amplifier, etc IPTV Streamers Programming Unit Power Amplilfiers, Power Supplies and Installation Accessories BROADBAND CATALOGUE 5 ClassA HEADENDS Range and General Features ClassA is a complete range of functional modules for processing of analogue and digital terrestrial, satellite, cable and baseband signals. It also includes optical transmitters and receivers and IP streamers. All modules have identical format and simply to place on a wall-fixing ClassA baseplate or n a 6RU rack-frame. All connection and control ports are located on the front panel. TV Receivers Free-to-air SAT QPSK DVB-S - SRF ... Terrestrial COFDM DVB-T - TRF ... Cable DVB-C DVB-C - CRF ... Headends Encrypted Embedded Conditional Access SAT QPSK DVB-S - SDC ... Wall-fixing Terrestrial COFDM DVB-T - TDC ... ClassA Headend Cable DVB-C - DVB-C - CDC ... Common Interface SAT QPSK DVB-S - SRC ... Cable DVB-C - DVB-C - CRC ... Local Channel Side band TV Modulator MCP ... Signal Processors Channel Processors Terrestrial/Cable AM / CODFM TPC ... Rack-mountable Channel Converters ClassA Headend Satellite IF-IF SPC ... Transmodulators QPSK/8PSK-QAM MDI ... QPSK/8PSK-COFDM MTI ... COFDM-QAM TDI ... Regenerators FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTIONS COFDM-COFDM TGT ... Cable QAM-QAM CGT ... - Signal processing: Terrestrial & Satellite / Analog & Digital Fibre Optics - Software for local and remote programming Optical Transmitters FTD ... - Firmware update from our website Optical Receivers FRR ... Optical Splitters FSP ... - Agile & adjacent channels TV+SAT-IF Optical Receivers FRD ... - VSB or DSB output channel spectrums Return Path Optical Transmitter FTR-301 - B/G, D/K, I, L TV systems - Mono, A2 or NICAM stereo/dual sonds LANTV - Embedded Conditional Access: IPTV Streamers TM DVB-S/S2-IP. CI SNS-102 . Viaccess COFDM-IP. CI TNS-101 . Conax TM A/V-IP BNS-200 . Mediaguard TM DVB-S Radio-IP RNS-101 . Videoguard (Viasat) Radio Amplifier FM&DAB Radio Amplifier TBA-120 PROGRAMMING AND FIRMWARE UPDATE ClassA modules are programmed and set locally with the SPI-300 Accessories programming unit from IKUSI. If an HMS control unit is installed in Headend Control Units the headend, programming and setting can be done remotely with a GSM/GPRS HMS-120 PC and a standard browser. Parameter values are controlled in each Power Amplifiers module by a built-in, powerful microprocessor and remain unalterable 120 dBuV HPA-120 unless they are modified with the SPI or PC. 125 dBuV HPA-025 125 dBuV HPA-125 Firmwares of modules and programming unit can be updated. The corresponding files are downloaded from www.ikusi.com. Sat-IF Combiner/Amplifier 120 dBuV HPA-920 Active Combiner AMX-400 COFDM IN N COFDM I COFDM IN IN COFDM IN VAUX COFDM P VAUX IKUSU VAUX IKUSUP VAUX IKUSUP NTROL VAUX CO IKUSUP ROL IKUSUP CONT Power Supplies CFP-700 CONTROL ROL CONT ROL CONT SYNC STATUS US SYNC STAT +12V CFP-507 STATUS +12V SYNC +12V STATUS SYNC VIDEO +12V STATUS SYNC VIDEO +12V EO VID TRF-112 CFP-500 IAL ERRESTR DIGITAL T VIDEO TRF-112 RECEIVER IAL TERRESTR DIGITAL VIDEO RECEIVER +12V TRF-112 5A IAL RRESTR DIGITAL TE RECEIVER TRF-112 L DIGITAL TERRESTRIA RECEIVER TRF-112 RF OUT DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL RECEIVER RF OUT RF OUT RF OUT RF OUT SPI-300 1 5 4 9 8 7 0 SPI-300 C 49 5 BROADBAND CATALOGUE ClassA HEADENDS HMS. Headend Control Unit APPLICATION The HMS-120 unit provide advanced remote control features for ClassA headends. These features include sending alarms via SMS, detecting RF levels of the headend multichannel output signal, automatically equalising these levels and the possi- bility of scheduling parameter settings, generating OSD messages and updating firmwares. The The HMS units include a web server which allows the control operation to be performed from any local or remote PC using a standard browser. The control unit is positioned in the ClassA headend as the last module on the right of the cascade of signal modules (processors, receivers, transmodulators, regenerators). The installation of the communication local bus (IKUSUP) along the modules is required, as well as the connection of a tapped signal from the HPA amplifier to the HMS control unit. Access Interfaces The HMS control units have two interfaces for remote communication: • A GSM/GPRS interface which uses an internal modem to perform control operations from any remote PC connected to the modem telephone number. A slot on the front panel allows to insert the SIM card. • An Ethernet interface which, via an external modem/router, allows monitoring from any remote PC connected to Internet. If the headend is installed in a LAN environment, the control operations can be performed from any PC integrated therein. The interface also allows HMS-120 local use of a PC connected directly connected to the HMS module. GSM/GPRS antenna Salida -30 dB GSM GPRS MODEL HMS-120 QPSK IN QPSK IN QPSK IN QPSK IN QPSK IN QPSK IN OUTPUT TEST RF IN (Headend Tapped Signal) OUTPUT +VLNB +VLNB +VLNB +VLNB +VLNB +VLNB Modem IKUSUP IKUSUP IKUSUP IKUSUP IKUSUP IKUSUP IKUSUP SIM Card HPA-125 Ref. 4427 BROADBAND AMPLIFIER 47-862 MHz CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL USB CFP-700 GAIN CFP-700 GSM ALARM ON SYNCSTATUS SYNCSTATUS SYNCSTATUS SYNCSTATUS SYNCSTATUS SYNCSTATUS REF. 4435 POWER STATUS POWER POWER +12V +12V +12V +12V +12V +12V +12V +12V +12V 5A 5A LAN Link +24V VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO +24V Act AUX INPUT Gain 5 dB +18V +18V 300 mA SRF-112 SRF-112 SRF-112 SRF-112 SRF-112 SRF-112 HMS-120 300 mA (22 KHz) Ref. 4435 (22 KHz) DIGITAL SATELLITE DIGITAL SATELLITE DIGITAL SATELLITE DIGITAL SATELLITE DIGITAL SATELLITE DIGITAL SATELLITE HEADEND RECEIVER RECEIVER RECEIVER RECEIVER RECEIVER RECEIVER CONTROL UNIT +13V +13V 300 mA 300 mA SOFTWARE (22 KHz) (22 KHz) +18V +18V 300 mA 300 mA RF OUT RF OUT RF OUT RF OUT RF OUT RF OUT INPUT INFO channel NO +13V +13V 300 mA 300 mA -20 dB Operation software embedded ITOT (MAX) :700 mA INPUT TEST ITOT (MAX) :700 mA Web server ~ ~ HPA-125 Internal GSM/GPRS modem HMS-120 Modem , HTTP and support for SNMP v2 Phone Access password Multi-language support (english, spanish, french) MONITORING/PROGRAMMING Monitoring/Programming of headend through a web browser Identification of the headend and dates of interventions Reading of the RF level outgoing from each signal module Reading of the RF levels of the multichannel signal outgo- ing from the headend Telephon network Equalization of the RF multichannel signal outgoing from - Supervisión the headend - Envío de Alarmas Scheduling of parameter settings, OSD messages and firmware updates Statisticians Automatic alarm advertisements via SMS Configuration of the HMS module through a PC - Monitoring/Programming ClassA HEADEND - Configuration on the HMS - Alarm advertisements GSM Installer READING OF MODULES’ RF OUTPUT LEVELS Frequency range : 45-862 MHz Range of levels : 55-90 dBµV Accuracy of the reading : ±1.5 dBµV GSM/GPRS MODEM Frequency range: GSM900 → Tx: 880-915MHz ,, Rx: 925-960MHz GSM1800 → Tx: 1710-1785MHz ,, Rx: 1805-1880MHz ‘TERMINAL’ PORT MONITORING ETHERNET PORT Threshold: < -102 dBm Standard : IEEE 802.3 10/100 BaseT RF output power : 2W (GSM900) , 1W (GSM1800) Electrical interface : V28/RS-232 Bit rate : up to 100 Mbps Frontal slot for SIM card Transmission protocol : TCP/IP Antenna — 7cm height, 50 Ω impedance INFO CHANNEL (only HMS-130) Frequency range : 45-862 MHz READING OF LEVEL OF MULTICHANNEL SIGNAL TAPPED FROM TV System : B-G-D-K-I-L, Pal-Secam Adjustable output level : 70-80 dBµV INDICATOR LEDS HEADEND RF OUTPUT POWER Frequency range : 45-862 MHz STATUS Range of levels : 55-90 dBµV CONNECTORS GSM (GSM link) Accuracy of the reading : ±1.5 dBµV GSM antenna : FME ALARM RF input (headend output’s tapping) : female F LINK (ethernet link) Local bus : 2x 4-pin socket ACT (ethernet activity) LOCAL COMMUNICATION BUS Monitoring : RJ-45 Electrical interface : RS-485 differential pair, Terminal : DB-9 GENERAL full-duplex GSM modem card : SIM socket Supply voltage : +12 VDC Protocol : IKUSUP RF output (loop-through) : 2x F female Consumption : 600 mA Main feature : Automatic assignation of addresses DC : banana sockets Operating temperature : 0° to +45°C to the modules of the headend Peripheral accessories : USB Dimensions : 230 x 195 x 32 mm 50 BROADBAND CATALOGUE 5 ClassA HEADENDS SPI. Programming Unit MODEL SPI-300 REF. 4070 • For programming the ClassA modules. Cable connection to the DB-9 front panel socket. • 20x4 character alphanumerical display.
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