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DESCRIPTION
Surf Pro 6, is a programmable selective amplifier with
2 inputs, UHF and 6 tuneable UHF filters of configurable
width from 1 to 6 channels.
It has 3 filter settings to distribute the UHF signals
between the 2 inputs.
It has an VHF input (BI, BIII or D B), FM input and an
auxiliary input. Each UHF input allows feeding
preamplifiers to 12 or 24V.
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INST LL TION ND ST RT-UP
Connect the equipment ground to the Earth of the antenna
installation.
Connect the cables of the antennas in the inputs and
close the unused inputs with loads of 75Ω. Don't insert
signal through the auxiliary input during the equipment
configuration except in the case of work with a
BOOK Extend extension module (REF. 35565 or 35568).
Connect a load of 75 Ω in the output.
Connect the unit to the mains.
For a better adjustment of output levels is recommended to
have the equipment running at least 5 minutes.
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PROGR MMING
Once the equipment is connected to the mains, after a
few seconds it goes into Stand By status. Flash of
the LED every 5 seconds indicates proper operation.
Connect the Control Unit UCF 300 (REF. 85115) in the
programming connector (6). The display shows the start
screen with the name of the equipment.
See diagram UCF 300 p. 3.
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Pressing the keys
of the UCF 300 you can access
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the main menu.
The keyboard functions
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With the keys
and
we move through the main
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Menu and with central key
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The keys
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allow horizontal scrolling to select
the parameter.
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The keys
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also allow to modify the selected
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parameter values.
The
button serves to validate the selection and return
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to the main menu.
1. Main menu
1.1. UHF Input filter configuration "UHF INPUTS"
Press
to enter the function.
OK
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With the keys
and
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configuration depending on the number of channels
arriving to each input (see Table 1).
A change of this filter configuration resets the programming of
channels in the UHF filters.
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Pres the key
to access to the configuration of the
attenuators of each UHF input.
Press
to validate and return to the main menu.
OK
1.2. Programming of filters "UHF FILTER DJUST"
Press
to enter the function.
OK
Select the filter to adjust, with arrows
enter in the desired function.
you select one of the 3 filter
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and
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Press the key
access to the programming of the first
channel of the filter.
Messages in the display: "Adj" message and a filter number are
displayed when the selected channels are adjacent to the channels
programmeded in the indicated filter that is assigned to the same
UHF input.
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Press the key
to access to the mode of multichannel
programming selecting the second channel that defines
the width of the filter.
Multichannel filters must be programmed with the minimum possible
width. The channels in the same multi-channel filter channels must
have a similar entry level.
Once the filter programming is finished press twice
the
button to proceed to the automatic adjustment of
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the filter level.
fter the level regulation if we enter again in the "UHF
FILTER DJUST" it is possible to regulate manually
the level of each filter.
1.3. VHF gain and FM level
Press the
button to enter the function.
OK
VHF and FM gain are not activated by default.
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With the keys
and
selects between VHF and FM.
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Modify the VHF gain to a value between 0 and 25 if you want
to make an automatic adjustment of the VHF band.
fter the adjustment of the UHF filters select the FM band
and adjust the output level to the same level as the UHF
channels.
Press
to validate and return to the main menu.
OK
1.4. Output level adjustment "OUTPUT LEVEL"
This function performs an automatic adjustment of the levels
of UHF and VHF.
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With the keys
and
select the desired output level
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taking into account the maximum output level and the
reduction by the total number of channels in UHF, BIII, BI,
plus the UX input (see Table 2).
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Press the key
the gain of each filter will be automatically
adjusted depending on the selected output level.
When a filter has several channels, the output level will be less than
the selected. The level can be adjusted manually from the adjustment
of the UHF filters.
Once the regulation of the filters is finished the UCF will
show a screen with the number of the filters that has not
been possible to adjust, indicating if the input level is too
high "H" or too low "L".
Press
to confirm the action and return to the main
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menu.
For a better adjustment of output levels it is recommended
to have the equipment working at least 5 minutes.
1.5. Preamps "REMOTE POWER" power
Press the
OK
button to enter the function.
Select the voltage for preamplifiers in UHF input: 0V, 12V or
24V.
The selected voltage is the same for both inputs UHF and
can enable or disable the tension on any of the inputs.
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Pressing again
for select the UHF1 or UHF2 input.
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Press the keys
and
to activate or not the DC pass
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of the selected input.
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