Zephyr 700 инструкция обслуживания

ELECTRONICS, LTD 700 SERIES SCPC Satellite Receivers ZEPHYRUS ELECTRONICS, LTD 1 68 South 122 East Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74128-2405 USA Phone 918-437-3333 Fax 918-438-7322 Web site http://www.big-z.com Email support@big-z.com[...]

Thank you for using our equipment. We will do our best to earn your continuing confidence in Zephyrus and our products. Any time you need information or help, give us a call at 918-437-3333 (US). thankyou.sam We make quality affordable It's a good idea to look the equipment over for any shipping damage as soon as it is received. If damage is d[...]

OPERATING THE ZEPHYRUS 700 SERIES SCPC SATELLITE RECEIVER Table of Contents SECTION 1 General Information -An overview and summary description of the system describing features and design philosophy. -System specifications and typical operating criteria. SECTION 2 Front Panel Layout and Operation -Meter operation and calibration, control informatio[...]

The 700 receiver system is contained in a 3½" frame and features microcomputer electronics that control and monitor operation of either one or two receiver modules and the LNB. Primary power is normally 117 vac with 240 volt units available. Rack mounting is optional. v Input signal to the receiver is L band at 950-1450 MHz and is usually sup[...]

Zephyrus 700 SCPC Satellite Receiver Specifications and Typical Operating Criteria PHYSICAL: General: Front panel is sloped back for easy viewing and data entry. Analog meters for signal values. Keypad entry tuning. Illuminated LCD readout of frequencies and operating status. Audio level controls on front panel. No. of carriers: One basic with fron[...]

700 Front Panel Operation Refer to illustration in Section 1 The 700 is flexible, easy to operate, and provides you with the information needed to tell what's "going on." The RELATIVE RF meter actually indicates the amount of limiting taking place in the CARRIER 1 IF/Demod section. The adjustment, directly beneath it, lets the meter [...]

An attempt to enter frequencies outside the permissible range will yield an error message indicating an INVALID FREQ . Other FAULT MESSAGES are: LNBO Little or no current is flowing to the LNB (LNB Open) LNBS Abnormally low resistance on the LNB line (LNB Short) FAULT - (followed by any combination of the digits 1,2,3,4,or5 ) 1,2,3 indicate loss of[...]

Installation of the 700 Receiver system We assume your dish has been mounted and installed correctly and that you know how to make polarization and position adjustments. INPUT SIGNAL to the 700 is via the F connector labeled LNB 950-1450 MHZ. This signal must be supplied from an LNB or block-converter that is frequency stable to within ±50 kHz or [...]

audio. Program audio that has no popping or static noise, but which is distorted (or is the wrong level) does not come from the above areas. Distortion problems come from audio processing circuits. This can be in the transmission processing, or the receiver demod and audio circuits. BACK INDOORS When you install your 700 in the rack, the first thin[...]

System Operation and Customization The 700 Series SCPC system can be assembled in a large variety of configurations to meet specific requirements. COMPONENTS to make up a 700 system consist of the following: 1: Basic chassis/case which contains power supply, microcomputer control, and a complete front panel. See "700 Front Panel Operation"[...]

MHz feed is removed from an operating demod causing AFC to lock out of range. It may require up to a minute for lockup when the 70 MHz baseband feed is restored. ALARM RELAY (J-1) NO and NC contacts are available to drive external customer equipment. The alarm relay is a miniature type (rated at 1 amp AC max) and is intended to drive control type c[...]

System Operation MA700SYS.SAM SECTION 43 Figure 1 Channel 1 Receiver Board (Channel 2 is similar but less tuner)[...]

MA700SYX.SAM Figure 2 700 Receiver Back Panel SECTION 4, PAGE 4[...]