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3.3 Intermediate Amplifier 9Z (Part No. 000/3231)
The intermediate amplifier 9z has been designed to compensate for the damping effect of
25m of multimedia cable, or of 40m of CoaxSat 2150 cable, when used to transmit satellite
signals. The amplification of terrestrial signals can be adjusted.
3.4 Distributor 9V
This is used to achieve a three-way split of main-line connections, while providing a high
degree of insulation.
A cascade switch can be connected directly to the lower outputs. The outputs at the front
can be used to feed a further 2 cascade units, using up to 20m of multimedia cable.
One or more distributors can thus be used to assemble fairly large installations.
> Where the damping of the main line connection is less than 5 dB (at 2150 MHz), no
intermediate amplifier is required. The intermediate amplifier 9Z is only required
where higher damping levels are present.
4 Settings
4.1 Switchable outputs for each party, 22 kHz or DiSEqC control
On the side panels of the unit, above each of the uppermost participant output connections
you will find a switch with which you may set the reaction of the specific output connector
with regard to 22 kHz or DiSEqC control. These switches relate exclusively to parties 1 and
2, as well as to parties 11 and 12. They are provided for receivers that do not provide a
DiSEqC control facility. For such receivers you must select individually the inputs you wish to
address with the 22 kHz control.
a) Position A/B
If the switch is in this position, the Low Band of Position A will be received without the 22
kHz control signal, and the Low Band of Position B will be received with the aid of the 22
kHz control signal.
b) Band Low/High
If the switch is in this position, the Low Band of Position A will be received without the 22
kHz control signal, and the High Band of Position B will be received with the aid of the 22
kHz control signal.
The switches are preset to Position A/B at the factory so that receivers which do not have
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22kHz schalten
Position A/B
Band Low/High
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