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SOLH264TX Broadcast Transmitter
H264TX, H264ENGTX, H264ENC
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Part A - User Guide
DS000091
Rev 1.2 2013-05-02
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Page 10-73
10.6.1 Radio Settings (1)
Unit Parameter
Options
Notes
Output frequency
(MHz)
L, S C and X
Bands
The frequency in Megahertz (MHz) that you want
to use for this preset.
If you try to input a frequency that is out of
range, the radio will tune the lowest available
frequency automatically.
Modulation
bandwidth
6, 7 & 8MHz
2.5MHz
1.25MHz
625kHz
DVB-T bandwidths (normally broadcast)
Cobham narrowband (this is a licensable feature,
normally surveillance use)
Cobham Ultra-narrowband (this is a licensable
feature, normally surveillance use)
Cobham Extra-Narrowband (this is a licensable
feature, normally surveillance use)
Modulation
output
Off or On
Switches the RF modulation on & off (same as the
RF button on the unit)
Narrowband FEC
1/3 or 2/3
This field indicates the forward error correction
(FEC) rate which is being applied.
Think ‘data bits/all bits’
1/3 means 1 bit out of 3 bits is data and therefore
2 bits are used for error correction.
Little user data means less picture quality, but
more error correction means a more robust signal
and therefore more range.
2/3 means 2 bits out of 3 bits are data and
therefore 1 bit is used for error correction.
More user data means better picture quality, but
less error correction means less robust signal and
therefore less range.
Narrowband
guard interval
1/16 or 1/8
The guard interval which is being applied to the
narrowband mode in use.
The guard interval is a deliberate extension of the
RF symbol period to give immunity to reflections.
1/16, short extension, deals with fast reflections,
more data, less range.
1/8, long extension, deals with slower reflections,
less data, more range.
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