NEWSCASTER VT2 ENG/OB Microwave Transmitter User Manual M17-0002-00A (rev 1.0) (software version D3.xx) Nucomm Inc. 101 Bilby Road Hackettstown, NJ 07840 Tel: 908-852-3700 Fax: 908-813-0399 www.nucomm.
NewsCaster VT2 Warranty Equipment manufactured by Nucomm, Inc. is warranted to meet all customer specifications and to be free from defects in material and workmanship within a period of two years from date of shipment from Nucomm. The company’s liability under this warranty is limited to: • Servicing or adjusting equipment. • Replacement of defective parts. Any equipment returned to the factory shall have the freight paid for by the buyer.
NewsCaster VT2 Customer Service Information Equipment Returns Customer Service technicians at Nucomm are available to extend technical assistance to customers installing or operating Nucomm equipment. They will also assist customers with equipment troubleshooting. If this cannot be successfully accomplished by telephone, the equipment may be returned to the factory for repair. Loaner equipment is often available until Nucomm is able to ship repaired units.
NewsCaster VT2 Replacement Modules Troubleshooting to the component level is often not cost-effective and frequently impossible. Often the practical method of effecting field repairs is to substitute known good spare modules for suspect units. Nucomm maintains an inventory of replacement modules for its complete line of products. Field Repair Nucomm products are designed with easy access to components to facilitate service.
NewsCaster VT2 CAUTION! RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK. DO NOT REMOVE COVERS. • • • • Do not remove any covers. Refer servicing to qualified technicians only. Disconnect all power before servicing. Read and perform all instructions carefully. Failure to follow suggested instructions and guidelines may void all warranties. FCC STATEMENT This equipment has been tested and found to comply with Part 74.637 (a) (2) of the FCC Rules and Regulations.
NewsCaster VT2 Table of Contents 1. 2. 3. Description......................................................................................................11 Features ...........................................................................................................13 SPECIFICATIONS AND Frequency Plans (USA)........................................19 3.1 Frequency Plans (USA) ..........................................................................23 4. Installation................................
NewsCaster VT2 Figures Figure 1: NewsCaster VT2 System Diagram..........................................................11 Figure 2: NewsCaster VT2, Simple Block Diagram ..............................................13 Figure 3: Control Unit Block Diagram ...................................................................14 Figure 4: RF Head Block Diagram .........................................................................17 Figure 5: Control Unit Front Panel ..........................................
NewsCaster VT2 Tables Table 1: Frequency Plan (US), 2GHz 17MHz........................................................23 Table 2: Frequency Plan (US), 2GHz 12MHz........................................................24 Table 3: Frequency Plan (US), 7GHz .....................................................................25 Table 4: Frequency Plan (US), 12GHz ...................................................................26 Table 5: Frequency Plan (US), 13GHz ..........................................
NewsCaster VT2 Document Revision Date Modified October 25, 2004 0.0 Revision Modified by J Payne/M Hardy Modification Detail Preliminary Release March 11, 2005 0.1 M Hardy Additional formatting. June 3, 2005 0.2 R Risch Additional text, graphics and formatting. November 3, 2005 0.3 M Hardy Additional Nycoil and related information, as well as figure numbering, references, Menu Tree, and Frequency Stability. April 6, 2006 1.0 M Hardy Additional text, graphics and formatting.
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NewsCaster VT2 Description 1. DESCRIPTION Nucomm’s NewsCaster VT2 series is a two box Digital and Analog ENG/OB Microwave Transmitter System. The Mast Mounted Microwave Transmitter is designed to operate in any specified band in the 1.00 to 15.5 GHz frequency range. Each unit is field programmable and configurable to meet a wide range of customer requirements.
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NewsCaster VT2 Features 2.
NewsCaster VT2 Features Front Panel Cable Transceiver Communication to RF Unit ASI OUT ASI IN Future Encoder Expansion 4 Analog Audio 2 AES /EBU Audio SDI Composite MPEG2 Encoder Multi- format Modulator , , (COFDM VSB QAM) 10.
NewsCaster VT2 Features In Analog mode, the NewsCaster VT2 accepts SDI or Composite video, and LINE, Embedded, or AES audio. The NewsCaster VT2 can also accept externally modulated signals via the 70 MHz Input Port. Audio Sub-carriers: The two standard, or four optional, synthesized audio sub-carriers are field programmable and feature individual source selection (OFF / LINE / TONE / AES) and gain control via the menu system or audio “Quick-Key”.
NewsCaster VT2 Features Preset Keys: Nucomm has designed six Preset Keys into the front panel of the Newscaster VT2. These keys are used to instantly recall previously programmed configuration parameters such as frequency, modulation format, analog or digital, video and audio input type, etc. To program a Preset Key, first set the Newscaster VT2 to the desired operating configuration. Then hold one of the six Preset Keys in until a confirmation message is displayed (roughly 10 seconds).
NewsCaster VT2 • Features • • • Optional Four Form C Relay contacts controlled from the Control Unit. The RF Head components are housed in a weatherproof enclosure that mounts on the antenna pan and tilt housing, replacing the conventional power amplifier. This setup combines precise tuning of the transmitter frequency with exceptional output power. The RF unit is equipped with type “N” connectors for the directional and optional omnidirectional antenna(s).
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NewsCaster VT2 Specifications & Frequency Plans 3. SPECIFICATIONS AND FREQUENCY PLANS (USA) RF PERFORMANCE Frequency Bands (Front panel selectable) Band 1: ..........................................................1.99 GHz – 2.50 GHz Band 1 (optional): .........................................2.30 GHz – 2.70 GHz Band 2: ..........................................................6.43 GHz – 7.12 GHz Band 3: ...........................................................12.706 GHz – 13.
NewsCaster VT2 Specifications & Frequency Plans NEWSCASTER VT2 Specifications (continued) Modulation Modes COFDM Modulation Formats................................................COFDM; QPSK, 16QAM, 64 QAM Code Rate: ..............................................................1/2, 2/3 3/4. 5/6, 7/8 Guard Interval: .......................................................1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4 Bandwidth: .............................................................6, 7 and 8 MHz Analog Analog FM:............
NewsCaster VT2 Specifications & Frequency Plans NEWSCASTER VT2 Specifications (continued) Audio Performance: Analog Audio Mode Two channels: ................................................2 Analog, or 1 AES/EBU, SDI De-embedded Four optional .................................................4 Analog, or 2 AES/EBU, SDI De-embedded Sub-Carriers: selectable and field tunable from front panel; Tunable in 5 kHz steps 4.8 to 9.0 MHz Digital Audio Mode Two channels: ..............................................
NewsCaster VT2 Specifications & Frequency Plans NEWSCASTER VT2 Specifications (continued) Physical Characteristics: Size: Control Unit: .................................................19” (48.26cm)W, 1.75”(4.45cm)H, 16"(40.64cm)D RF Head (Standard Power): ..........................9.5” (24.13cm)W, 5”(12.7cm)H, 15”(38.1cm)L RF Head (High Power): ................................TBD Weight: Control Unit: .................................................6 lbs (2.72kg) RF Head (standard power): ..............
NewsCaster VT2 3.1 Specifications & Frequency Plans FREQUENCY PLANS (USA) The standard US frequency plans apply to all units sold into markets covered by the FCC. Frequency plans for all systems sold into non-US markets are individualized to meet specific customer requirements and licensing restrictions, as specified at the time of purchase.
NewsCaster VT2 Specifications & Frequency Plans CHANNEL / FREQUENCY PLAN - CHART NO: 326 2 GHz (12 MHz) (Frequency Range 2,025 MHz – 2,496 MHz) Channel Offset Receive Frequency MHz 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 9 9 9 10 10 10 2,028.50 2,031.50 2,034.50 2,040.50 2,043.50 2,046.50 2,052.50 2,055.50 2,058.50 2,064.50 2,067.50 2,070.50 2,076.50 2,079.50 2,082.50 2,088.50 2,091.50 2,094.50 2,100.50 2,103.50 2,106.50 2,454.25 2,458.50 2,462.75 2,471.25 2,475.50 2,479.75 2,488.25 2,492.
NewsCaster VT2 Specifications & Frequency Plans CHANNEL / FREQUENCY PLAN - CHART NO: 326 (Frequency Range 6,431 MHz – 7,119 MHz) Channel Offset Receive Frequency MHz 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 9 9 9 10 10 10 11 11 11 12 12 12 13 13 13 14 14 14 6,881.25 6,887.50 6,893.75 6,906.25 6,912.50 6,918.75 6,931.25 6,937.50 6,943.75 6,956.25 6,962.50 6.993.75 6,981.25 6,987.50 6,993.75 7,006.25 7,012.50 7,018.75 7,031.25 7,037.50 7,043.75 7,056.25 7,062.50 7,068.75 7,081.25 7,087.50 7,093.
NewsCaster VT2 Specifications & Frequency Plans CHANNEL / FREQUENCY PLAN - CHART NO: 10 (Frequency Range 12,706MHz - 12,950MHz) Channel Offset Receive Frequency MHz 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 12,706.25 12,712.50 12,718.75 12,725.00 12,731.25 12,737.50 12,743.75 12,750.00 12,756.25 12,762.50 12,768.75 12,775.00 12,781.25 12,787.50 12,793.75 12,800.00 12,806.25 12,812.50 12,818.75 12,825.00 12,831.25 12,837.50 12,843.75 12,850.00 12,856.25 12,862.
NewsCaster VT2 Specifications & Frequency Plans CHANNEL / FREQUENCY PAN - CHART NO: 10 (Frequency Range 12,976MHz - 13,250MHz) Channel Offset Receive Frequency MHz 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 0 + ++ 0 + ++ 0 + ++ 0 + ++ 0 + ++ 0 + ++ 0 + ++ 0 + ++ 0 + ++ 0 + ++ 0 + ++ 0 + ++ 12,956.25 12,962.50 12,968.75 12,975.00 12,981.25 12,987.50 12,993.75 13,000.00 13,006.25 13,012.50 13,018.75 13,025.00 13,031.25 13,037.50 13,043.
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NewsCaster VT2 Installation 4. INSTALLATION 4.1 UNPACKING & INSPECTION Unpack the NewsCaster VT2 and visually inspect for possible damage to the LCD, connectors, and surface areas. If damage is found, a claim should be filed with the transportation carrier. Save the shipping container and packing material for reshipment, as needed. 4.2 PRE-INSTALLATION CHECKOUT Connect the NewsCaster VT2 IF output to the RF Head via an appropriate IF cable (refer to Table 7.
NewsCaster VT2 Installation 6 NOTE: For detailed views of connectors and pin-outs, refer to Figures 10 thru 14. Depending on the configuration ordered, some units may not feature all of the connectors pictured here. 3 2 CAUTION – IF INTERFACE (7) The IF Interface center conductor carries +48V to power the RF Head. Do not connect any instruments without use of a special test cable. 7 5 10 9 8 8A 1 2.5 Amp Fuse (120 VAC Units) 1.
NewsCaster VT2 4.5 Installation CONTROL UNIT ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION 70 MHz Connectors 70 MHz input and output ports (75Ω BNC) are provided. Input Power AC Power: The NewsCaster VT2 is standard configured to operate on AC power ranging from 90 to 260 VAC at 40 to 60 Hz. Connect the provided AC line cord to an appropriate AC power source. (Refer to Figure 6, Detail 1.) Alternate line cord connector types are available from Nucomm if needed.
NewsCaster VT2 Installation The Digital AES/EBU inputs are made via the Audio 1 & Audio 3 terminals. As such, only one Digital audio is available in the standard “two audio” configuration. IF Interface and AUX Power When the IF Cable is suitable, a single TNC (or optional Triax) connector (Figure 6, Detail 7) is used to output the three signals that must pass between the Control Unit and the RF Head: (a) the modulated 70 MHz signal (b) the inter-unit control data (c) the +48VDC for the RF Head.
NewsCaster VT2 Installation Pan/Tilt Pwr PAN / TILT This optional connector is used to provide power to the Pan & Tilt Motor. See Figure 6, Detail 10 for connector location on the Control Unit. Detailed cabling info for 120VAC Pan & Tilt systems can be found in Table 10 and Figure 15. Detailed cabling info for 12VDC Pan & Tilt systems is found in Table 11 and Figure 16.
NewsCaster VT2 4.6 Installation mast atop an ENG/OB van. (See Figure 12 for a typical mounting setup.) RF HEAD MECHANICAL INSTALL Nucomm’s mast mounted transmitter consists of a single RF head (containing the upconverter, P&T, PSU, Antenna Controls, and amplifier). There is also a legacy “extended power output” option which consisted of two mast mounted units, the RF Head (containing the up-converter, P&T, PSU and Antenna Controls) and the High Power Amplifier (or HPA).
NewsCaster VT2 4.7 Installation PREPARING THE INTERCONNECT CABLES (INCLUDING NYCOIL) The NewsCaster VT2 is flexibly designed to use multiple IF cable types. The STANDARD cable types support diplexed +48VDC for transport to the RF Head. Belden 1694A (Coax) and Belden 8232A (Triax) are certified for this “one cable” configuration. Other common cables, such as Belden 1505, may require the use of the AUX Power option. Refer to Table 7 for more details on using the cables types mentioned.
NewsCaster VT2 Config Type Installation Control Unit Connector TNC Connector Trompeter UPL40-41 Nucomm 511-F3003-000 Triax Connector Trompeter PL375-13A Nucomm 511-F3002-000 Standard Coax Standard Triax Alternate Coax (requires Aux Power Option) Cable Type Belden 1694A RG-6U (recommended) Belden 8232A RG-59U (recommended) TNC Connector Trompeter UPL40-41 Nucomm 511-F3003-000 Belden 1505(e.g.
NewsCaster VT2 Installation The following Tables and Figures are provided to assist in preparing the interconnect cables for the optional Pan & Tilt control. Control Unit “PAN/TILT POWER” A B C D E F G H Recommended Wire Size (AWG) Function RF Head “PAN/TILT PWR FROM CONTROL” +160VAC* #18 White +160VAC* #18 Red Not Used Not Used –160VAC* #18 Brown –160VAC* #18 Black Not Used Not Used *The motor for the 120VAC Pan and Tilt actually requires 160VAC.
NewsCaster VT2 Installation Control Unit “PAN/TILT POWER” Function Recommended Wire Size (AWG) RF Head “PAN/TILT PWR FROM CONTROL” A +12VDC #18 YELLOW A B C D No Connection No Connection No Connection +12VDC GND GND Not Used Not Used Not Used #18 YELLOW #18 BLACK #18 BLACK B E F C D G Table 11: Pan & Tilt Power (12VDC) Connector Pin-outs Figure 16: Pan & Tilt Power (12VDC) Interconnect Diagram M17-0002-00A Rev 4 38 User Manual
NewsCaster VT2 Installation RF HEAD “TO PAN/TILT” (18 PIN) FUNCTION RECOMMENDED WIRE SIZE (AWG) PAN & TILT MOTOR (17 PIN) A B C D E F G H J K L M N P T U N/C Position Pot-Ref B N/C Position Pot-Ref A AZ Left Elev. Pot Wiper Chassis Ground Field “+” (120VAC Units Only) Elev. Up Elev.
NewsCaster VT2 NCVT2 - RF HEAD N/C E C D F G K N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C Installation Function CW (Default) V H 2/7 GHz Band Select CCW Common Ground Earth Ground N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C Recommended Wire Size (AWG) N/C #22 BROWN #22 RED #22 GREEN #22 WHITE #22 BLACK N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C NSI Antenna N/C A B L D E N/C F H J K M Table 13: NSI Quad Antenna Polarization Connector Pin Out Figure 18: NSI Quad Antenna Polarization Connections M17-0002-00A Rev 4 40 User Manual
NewsCaster VT2 Installation NCVT2 - RF HEAD N/C E C D F G N/C K N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C Function Recommended Wire Size (AWG) CW (Default) V H 2/7 GHz Band Select CCW Common +24V Shield GND DC GND N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C #22 BROWN #22 RED #22 GREEN #22 WHITE #22 BLACK N/C #22 BLUE N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C Radio Waves Antenna N/C F B G C K L M A D E H J Table 14: Radio Waves Quad Antenna Polarization Connector Pin Out Figure 19: Radio Waves Quad Antenna Polarization Connections M17-0002-00A Rev 4 41 User M
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NewsCaster VT2 4.8 Installation See Table 10 and Figure 15 for 120VAC P&T. See Table 11 and Figure 16 for 12VDC P&T. (Refer also to Figure 21, Detail 14.) RF HEAD CONNECTORS IF Interface and AUX Power The TNC, or Triax, IF connector inputs the diplexed 70 MHz, inter-unit control data, and DC power for the RF Head when Belden 1694, or Triax, cable is used. If RG-59 is used, then DC is input from the Aux Power cable via the Aux DC Power input. (Refer also to Figure 21, Detail 11.
NewsCaster VT2 Installation Figure 22: RF Head AUX Power Connector Figure 23: RF Head, Rear Panel (Dual Band shown, with optional Omni ports) Figure 24: RF Head, Rear Panel (legacy extended power) M17-0002-00A Rev 4 44 User Manual
NewsCaster VT2 Installation 21 20 19 18 Figure 25: High Power Amp, or “HPA” (no longer produced) 4.9 CONTROL UNIT / RF HEAD INTERCONNECT Figure 26 and Figure 27 show the interconnects between the NewsCaster VT2 Control Unit and the mast mounted RF Unit (and the legacy High Power Amplifier which is no longer produced). To assist in preparing the Control and Monitor cable, connector pin assignments and recommended wire sizes are provided.
NewsCaster VT2 Installation For (legacy) Extended Power Output Only Quickset QPT90 Pan & Tilt Interconnection Connect the 10-pin Power/Control cable, and the RF interconnect cable between the RF Head and the High Power Amp. (Refer to Figure 24 & Figure 25) The Pan & Tilt platform will handle a maximum load of 90 lbs, with 0-355° of rotation and +/− 90° of tilt. The unit features adjustable "limit" switches for rotation and tilt.
NewsCaster VT2 Installation Figure 26: NCVT2 Interconnects, Standard Power Figure 27: NCVT2 Interconnects, Extended Power Option (legacy) M17-0002-00A Rev 4 47 User Manual
NewsCaster VT2 Installation Figure 28: Hole Pattern of RF Head (and legacy HPA) Base Plate Drill holes (A) are .250 Dia. (through drilled) Material is ALUM 6061, ¼” thick. Use four (4) size ¼-20 x .750” screws to mount the unit.
NewsCaster VT2 Operation front panel. This should not be confused with the power output. 5. OPERATION 5.1 FRONT PANEL OPERATIONS On each screen, a cursor appears as an underscore character, and is moved (Í) or (Î) by the arrow keys. When the cursor is under a desired item, select it by pressing ENT and the underscore becomes a solid box. Use (Ï) or (Ð) to scroll the available screens. When the desired setting has been made, press ENT to save the entry and put any change(s) into effect.
NewsCaster VT2 Operation RF (Green): RF present at output port. STBY (Yellow): Indicates muted output Alarm (Red): Indicates that there has been a module failure. The exact reason for the alarm can be determined from the Alarm section of the Main Menu. (See Section 5.3) Preset (3) Six programmable preset keys are provided to save and recall system configurations. To store the current settings to a Preset, Hold the desired Preset key until the confirmation screen is displayed (about four seconds).
NewsCaster VT2 1 2 Operation 3 4 5 12 8 3 13 CH=**** 7,037.500MHz BAND=6-7G LOW 0.0dBm A 6 7 9 11 10 14 Figure 29: NEWSCASTER VT2 Front Panel Controls and Indicators The gain or mode selection is made using the left or right arrow keys and edited using the standard editing procedure. Additional audio sub-carriers are selected with the up and down arrows. To edit sub-carrier frequency, refer to Settings in Section 5.4.
NewsCaster VT2 Operation Composite - In this mode the input signal is passed through the MPEG Encoder and converted to digital. ANTENNA SELECTION (12) This key toggles between Omni or Directional for antenna selection. If no Omni is connected this function should be disabled. (See Options in Section 5.4.) SDI - The Input is routed through the MPEG Encoder. HI/LOW RF POWER (13) External 70 MHz Digital - The input bypasses the modulator, and routes to the heterodyne up-converter.
NewsCaster VT2 Operation Video Setup (Digital modulation) Mod/Enc (Modulator/Encoder) Selecting Mod/Enc provides access to parameters for video, audio, the MPEG-2 encoder and the digital/analog modulator. First you must select whether you want to modify Analog or Digital parameters. • ANALOG DIGITAL • When Digital is selected, you will see a screen allowing access to Modulator and Encoder settings.
NewsCaster VT2 • • • Operation Video PID. Audio 1 PID. Audio 2 PID. PA This is a Factory access point to the power amplifier bias points, and should only be used with factory consultation. By selecting "GOP" you can set the GOP level from 0 (Super Low Delay) to 5 (Highest Quality Encoding). Frequency Plan ÍFrequency By selecting "Rate" you can view the "MPEG Only Rate". 2GHz This menu allows viewing and editing of the frequency plan.
NewsCaster VT2 Operation This first screen under "Control" provides an overview of the Control Unit. To obtain specific module status, move the cursor and press ENT. Synthesizer Screen: Synth:WORKING OK Loop=+2.9V Í Synth:WORKING OK 15.0= +14.5V 22.0= +23.2V Í Power Supply Screen: PSU:+12 Voltage OK +12= +11.9V −12 = −12.0V Í This screen displays the units PSU voltages. The first display line toggles between the two voltages present.
NewsCaster VT2 5.4 Operation NEXTEL BAS RELOCATION SETTINGS For our US clients, the ChannelMaster is designed so that, when properly configured per the following guidelines, you will only need to change one setting, on one screen when it’s time to switch over to the “post-Nextel” 2GHz band plan To preset the unit to allow a “one setting” switchover, there are two groups of settings that must be made in advance: “AUDIO SUB-CARRIER FREQUENCY” and “CHANNEL BANDWIDTH & BAND PLAN”. These are described below.
NewsCaster VT2 Operation 5.4.2 Channel Bandwidth and Band Plan In this section you can set your “pre-Nextel” and “post-Nextel” Video Bandwidth Deviation, so that when you make the switchover they will be ready to go.
NewsCaster VT2 Operation NewsCaster VT2 Alarms Alarm Message Problem “+11V Error” +11 VDC is out of tolerance. “+5V Error” +5 VDC is out of tolerance. “IFLO Unlock” “MOD: ASI OVERFLOW” IF Local Oscillator (Reference) cannot frequency lock. RF Local Oscillator (Reference) cannot frequency lock. FPGA failed software loading from PROM. MOD microprocessor failed loading data EPROM or EPROM data not recognizable. MPEG Video FIFO Read/Write Error. MPEG Audio FIFO Read/Write Error.
NewsCaster VT2 Operation Monitoring/Alarm Control Unit: OK / FAIL PSU: OK / FAIL +12 Voltage OK, +12V=xxV Mod/Enc: OK / FAIL Encoder Software Version Current Data Rate Maximum Data Rate RF Module: OK / FAIL Pan & Tilt: WORKING OK/FAIL Synth: OK/FAIL Synth: Working OK / FAIL Ver: xxx Date: xxx 10.0v=+xx.xV 5.0v=+xx.xV Loop=+x.xV IF AGC = +0.0V Controller: OK / FAIL RF Router:WORKING OK/FAIL Ver: xxx +45V=xxV, +12V=xx.xV +5V=x.xV +24V=xxV, +12V PA=xx.
NewsCaster VT2 Operation Factory Use Only Standard: NTSC / PAL Emphasis: OFF / ON Deviation: 0 Filter: Bypass / 3.9 / 4.5 / 4.75 / 5.6MHz Inverse: YES / NO Power: ON, OFF Modulation: QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM Code Rate: 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8 Guard Interval: 1/32, 1/16, 1/8.
