The AntenasCastelo M-1038 antenna was tested against a simple metal rod antenna.
The M-1038 outperformed the rod antenna, providing 3dB stronger signals. When mounted outdoors, the M-1038's performance increased further, receiving digital channels the rod antenna could not.
Though a small indoor antenna cannot replace a large outdoor setup, the M-1038 was found to be a viable option for locations relatively close to transmitters, with its simple, discreet design suitable for indoor or outdoor use.
The Dizipia DS4H-9160 HDTV satellite receiver is a large, sturdy device with numerous connection options and powerful capabilities. It has two satellite tuners, HDMI and digital audio outputs, and supports 170+ satellites. The setup process is easy and guides the user through initial configuration. The receiver scans and organizes channels quickly, and allows customization and editing of the channel list.
The FibreIRS DTT Processor from Global Invacom:
1. Filters terrestrial TV signals from antennas to remove noise and leave only the desired channels.
2. Amplifies the signals and improves the carrier-to-noise ratio by over 12 dB.
3. Has excellent frequency characteristics with sharp roll-offs and flat pass bands between channels.
1) The document tests and reviews the SatCatcher Digipro Excel-TV satellite signal meter.
2) It finds the meter to be easy to use, accurate, and have a brilliant display, long battery life of 5 hours, and robust carrying case.
3) The meter can be used to accurately align a satellite dish by monitoring signal strength and quality indicators in real time on its LCD screen.
GlobalInvacom adds terrestrial TV (DTT) signals to its fibre optic distribution system using new optical-to-RF converters. Testing showed the GTU converters transmitted DTT signals with nearly no degradation in signal quality over fibre. Both the QUAD GTU and QUATRO GTU performed excellently, maintaining high signal power and quality even when transmitting satellite and terrestrial signals simultaneously over long distances.
This document summarizes a test of SPAUN components for distributing DirecTV signals to multiple receivers from a single satellite dish. The test used a SPAUN amplifier, splitter, tap, and two multiswitches to provide signals to up to 32 receivers from 5 satellites. Signal strength measurements were taken from 8 points in the system and compared to measurements without SPAUN components. While some signal strengths were lower with SPAUN, all TV channels remained viewable. The SPAUN components provided an effective way to distribute DirecTV signals to multiple receivers from a single dish.
The document discusses a fibre optic distribution system for satellite signals from Global Invacom. It allows for:
1) A lossless distribution of satellite signals over long distances and to many outlets without degrading signal quality.
2) Distribution of both satellite bands and polarizations over a single cable.
3) An easy to install system due to smart connectors, and cable length is not critical to performance.
Global Invacom has developed a fibre optic distribution system for satellite signals that overcomes the limitations of traditional coaxial cable systems. The system uses an innovative FibreIRS LNBm that stacks multiple satellite bands and polarizations into a single combined signal output. This signal is then converted to light and transmitted over fibre optic cables with minimal loss. TELE-satellite tested the full system and found that it was able to deliver satellite signals to receivers with similar quality to traditional coaxial systems, even over 300 meters of cable and through two optical splitters. The fibre optic system allows for easily building very large distribution networks without concerns about signal attenuation.
The document summarizes a test report of MEGASAT LNBs. It finds that the MEGASAT LNBs performed extremely well, with a very small size, light weight, powerful output, and most impressively, excellent noise figures of 0.1 dB, outperforming their reference LNB. They are well-suited for multi-LNB dishes and receiving closely spaced satellites due to their narrow profile and high signal quality. The report concludes by recommending the MEGASAT LNBs, especially for multifeed systems.
The Dizipia DS4H-9160 HDTV satellite receiver is a large, sturdy device with numerous connection options and powerful capabilities. It has two satellite tuners, HDMI and digital audio outputs, and supports 170+ satellites. The setup process is easy and guides the user through initial configuration. The receiver scans and organizes channels quickly, and allows customization and editing of the channel list.
The FibreIRS DTT Processor from Global Invacom:
1. Filters terrestrial TV signals from antennas to remove noise and leave only the desired channels.
2. Amplifies the signals and improves the carrier-to-noise ratio by over 12 dB.
3. Has excellent frequency characteristics with sharp roll-offs and flat pass bands between channels.
1) The document tests and reviews the SatCatcher Digipro Excel-TV satellite signal meter.
2) It finds the meter to be easy to use, accurate, and have a brilliant display, long battery life of 5 hours, and robust carrying case.
3) The meter can be used to accurately align a satellite dish by monitoring signal strength and quality indicators in real time on its LCD screen.
GlobalInvacom adds terrestrial TV (DTT) signals to its fibre optic distribution system using new optical-to-RF converters. Testing showed the GTU converters transmitted DTT signals with nearly no degradation in signal quality over fibre. Both the QUAD GTU and QUATRO GTU performed excellently, maintaining high signal power and quality even when transmitting satellite and terrestrial signals simultaneously over long distances.
This document summarizes a test of SPAUN components for distributing DirecTV signals to multiple receivers from a single satellite dish. The test used a SPAUN amplifier, splitter, tap, and two multiswitches to provide signals to up to 32 receivers from 5 satellites. Signal strength measurements were taken from 8 points in the system and compared to measurements without SPAUN components. While some signal strengths were lower with SPAUN, all TV channels remained viewable. The SPAUN components provided an effective way to distribute DirecTV signals to multiple receivers from a single dish.
The document discusses a fibre optic distribution system for satellite signals from Global Invacom. It allows for:
1) A lossless distribution of satellite signals over long distances and to many outlets without degrading signal quality.
2) Distribution of both satellite bands and polarizations over a single cable.
3) An easy to install system due to smart connectors, and cable length is not critical to performance.
Global Invacom has developed a fibre optic distribution system for satellite signals that overcomes the limitations of traditional coaxial cable systems. The system uses an innovative FibreIRS LNBm that stacks multiple satellite bands and polarizations into a single combined signal output. This signal is then converted to light and transmitted over fibre optic cables with minimal loss. TELE-satellite tested the full system and found that it was able to deliver satellite signals to receivers with similar quality to traditional coaxial systems, even over 300 meters of cable and through two optical splitters. The fibre optic system allows for easily building very large distribution networks without concerns about signal attenuation.
The document summarizes a test report of MEGASAT LNBs. It finds that the MEGASAT LNBs performed extremely well, with a very small size, light weight, powerful output, and most impressively, excellent noise figures of 0.1 dB, outperforming their reference LNB. They are well-suited for multi-LNB dishes and receiving closely spaced satellites due to their narrow profile and high signal quality. The report concludes by recommending the MEGASAT LNBs, especially for multifeed systems.
1) The Fagor MicroMATV pro 100 is a programmable selective amplifier that allows combining signals from up to six different antenna inputs and distributing the signal to TV sets or a cable network.
2) The amplifier provides inputs for FM, VHF bands I/III, and three UHF inputs, and allows setting filters and gain for each input band.
3) In testing, the amplifier showed nearly perfect frequency responses for the FM and VHF bands, though some gain and filter specifications were exceeded. UHF inputs also demonstrated good flat frequency responses.
1. The document discusses the TV Wall feature of the Spark receiver software from manufacturer Fulan, which provides an alternative to the standard channel list.
2. The TV Wall displays channel logos for up to 20 channels at a time along with an EPG and live video preview. It also allows grouping channels and searching by name.
3. Fulan provides a database of major channel logos that can be downloaded for free, and custom logos can also be added. The document provides instructions for preparing and adding custom logos.
The Jiuzhou DTS1601 is a small but capable digital satellite receiver. It has a clear display, robust construction, and convenient features like an SD card reader. The receiver produced a sharp picture and allowed quick channel changes. It also offers flexible scanning and satellite configuration options to make updating the channel list easy. Overall, the Jiuzhou DTS1601 proved to be a well-designed and solid performing receiver.
The document provides a review of the Topfield TMS SRP-2100 receiver. It summarizes that the receiver combines satellite television and internet capabilities. It features a new chipset that supports high-definition DVB-S2 and H.264 signals. The receiver has a touch-sensitive front panel with LED lighting and hides two CI slots and two USB ports behind a flap. Connections on the back include HDMI, scart, and RCA ports.
- The document discusses a new satellite TV technology called "Unicable" that allows multiple satellite receivers to be connected to a single LNB using digital signals rather than separate cables running to each receiver.
- It describes testing done on an MTI AK541-XT2BL Unicable LNB that can support four receivers. Testers were able to easily receive channels on all receivers simultaneously without interference.
- Reception quality was found to be good, even for weaker satellites. Unicable was found to be no more sensitive to cable quality than previous satellite TV technologies. However, the technology is still new and not yet supported by many receiver manufacturers.
The document provides a test report of the SatCatcher Digipro ST Combo signal analyzer. Key points:
- It has 1GB of memory to store up to 300,000 satellite and transponder entries for precise analysis.
- It can analyze DVB-S, DVB-T, analog FM and DAB signals.
- An external monitor can be connected via AV jack, converting it into a receiver.
- The huge memory and ability to download satellite data updates via USB make it very useful for professional installers.
1) The Prolink-4C Premium is an extremely versatile portable meter that can measure satellite, cable, terrestrial TV and radio signals of all standards.
2) It has a small, lightweight case but can perform many measurement functions including signal level, C/N ratio, bit error rate, and modulation error rate.
3) The meter was tested by TELE-satellite and found to have good accuracy, a low noise floor, and the ability to update measurements frequently, making it suitable for tasks like satellite dish alignment.
Impresa.DGSM is a multimedia company that develops hospitality and healthcare solutions including IPTV, video-on-demand, and digital signage. It provides an IPTV solution for hotels that overcomes limitations of analog TV like obsolete technology, low quality, lack of HD, and complex maintenance. The IPTV solution delivers live TV, video-on-demand, interactive services and allows hotels to communicate with guests through the TV system.
The Metabox HD Combo CI is an innovative HDTV receiver that can receive both satellite and terrestrial signals via DVB-S, DVB-S2, and DVB-T. It is the first receiver to combine these two reception modes into one box. The receiver has an easy-to-use interface and features multiple tuners, HDMI output, and the ability to store up to 10,000 channels. It also supports software updates and comes with a comprehensive EPG. The Metabox HD Combo CI provides a convenient solution for receiving both local terrestrial channels and satellite TV with one receiver.
The Jiuzhou JTU31 Universal Twin LNB performed very well in output power measurements, giving better results than specified. It produced a strong signal and high signal-to-noise ratio. Testing two samples indicated all LNBs in the series would provide similar results. The JTU31 is well-suited for modern dual-tuner receivers due to its strong performance and lightweight design.
The document summarizes a test of the C/Ku band LNB from INFOSAT. In 3 sentences:
The LNB allows reception of both C and Ku band signals with a single dish by replacing the existing Ku LNB, enabling the user to access channels from around the world without needing a second dish. Testing showed the LNB was able to receive numerous channels from satellites in both C and Ku bands, though reception depended on the signal strength which varied based on the satellite and could be improved with a larger dish. While performance was good overall, some transponders were only marginally receivable or not receivable at all using the 120cm test dish.
This document discusses techniques that television stations use to transmit programming feeds between stations via satellite while limiting reception to unintended viewers. These "feeds" transmit content like live sports or news reports.
The main techniques discussed are encryption, using less popular satellites that most dish owners can't receive, transmitting with specialized video formats like MPEG 4:2:2 that require professional receivers, and using very low symbol rates that most receivers can't process. The goal is to transmit content privately between stations while it is being distributed, before the final broadcast intended for households.
The MOTOTRBOTM DP 3600/3601 display portable radios provide flexible and easy-to-use communication features for first responders and field workers. The radios offer a menu-driven interface, emergency button, integrated GPS (DP 3601 model), water resistance, long battery life, and compliance with military standards for durability. They are designed to support both analog and digital communication modes.
The document tests the Jiuzhou DTT6720 HDTV DVB-T PVR receiver. It can receive DVB-T channels in both MPEG-2 HD and H.264 HD formats using an STi7101 HDTV chipset. It has inputs like RF loopthrough, USB, Scart, RCA and outputs like optical and coaxial audio. The receiver is designed elegantly and can help address early issues with DVB-T providing unclear, pixilated pictures by receiving newer HDTV channels at high resolution to improve picture quality.
The document summarizes a miniature Skyworth DVB-S and DVB-T scart receiver. Some key points:
- The receiver is small, about the size of a deck of cards, allowing it to fit discreetly out of sight.
- It connects directly to the TV via scart, avoiding extra cables.
- Models are available for satellite TV (DVB-S) and terrestrial TV (DVB-T).
- Features include an integrated program guide, PVR functionality, and USB port for external storage.
The article discusses Dolby Digital Plus, a new audio format that provides significantly better compression than previous formats like Dolby Digital. Dolby Digital Plus can provide 5.1 surround sound audio in about half the bandwidth required by Dolby Digital. It maintains high audio quality despite the lower bitrate. The format is being adopted by various digital TV platforms and provides benefits like freeing up bandwidth for additional HD video channels. Compatibility with older audio equipment is also supported. Dolby Digital Plus allows for up to 13.1 audio channels and higher bitrates, pointing to future possibilities for 7.1 or higher channel audio broadcasts.
The document tests and evaluates multiple output LNB models from Technomate, including twin, quad, quattro, and octo models. The tests found that the Technomate models performed extraordinarily well, often topping the performance of the reference LNB. Both the standard and super high gain versions delivered strong signals with very good quality at their outputs. In conclusion, the Technomate LNBs performed the best seen in the lab tests.
The Ground Station Shenzhen TV, China document provides the following information in 3 sentences:
Shenzhen TV has constructed an impressive ground station in Shenzhen, China with 20 reception antennas and 6 transmission dishes to uplink their own programming directly from Shenzhen for the first time, in addition to receiving international satellite feeds. The station uses modern technology and has important devices installed in duplicate for backup. Shenzhen TV is preparing for further expansion of its satellite transmission capabilities from this new state-of-the-art facility.
The document discusses Panasonic's new 85-inch professional plasma display. Some key details:
1. It has a screen size of 85 inches with 1080p full HD resolution and a contrast ratio of 40,000:1.
2. The plasma is very thin at 3.9 inches and lightweight at 260 pounds, making it portable.
3. It uses NeoPDP technology which provides brighter images that are more energy efficient, using half the power of older plasma models.
The document describes a new DVB-T2 signal analyzer called the Horizon HD-T2. It is one of the first signal analyzers on the market that is compatible with DVB-T2. The HD-T2 has a compact design, LCD display, rechargeable battery, and ability to export measurement data. It also has features like a channel scan function and ability to identify 4G interference that make it suitable for professional and casual users.
The document is a test report for a SVEC 1.2m VSAT dish. It discusses that the dish is perfectly made and easy to point to the desired satellite. It notes that receiving internet via satellite is not much different than receiving video transport streams, as bits and bytes are the same. The report also provides information on how to download the report in multiple languages and provides a link to more information on the SVEC company.
The Jiuzhou Home Media Center is a wireless hub that distributes TV and media content throughout the home without cables. It uses WiFi and Bluetooth to wirelessly transmit signals to up to six TVs or monitors simultaneously. The central box connects to the home network via a cable connection but then streams content intra-network without additional wires. This allows for flexible TV placement and mobile viewing anywhere in the home.
1) The Fagor MicroMATV pro 100 is a programmable selective amplifier that allows combining signals from up to six different antenna inputs and distributing the signal to TV sets or a cable network.
2) The amplifier provides inputs for FM, VHF bands I/III, and three UHF inputs, and allows setting filters and gain for each input band.
3) In testing, the amplifier showed nearly perfect frequency responses for the FM and VHF bands, though some gain and filter specifications were exceeded. UHF inputs also demonstrated good flat frequency responses.
1. The document discusses the TV Wall feature of the Spark receiver software from manufacturer Fulan, which provides an alternative to the standard channel list.
2. The TV Wall displays channel logos for up to 20 channels at a time along with an EPG and live video preview. It also allows grouping channels and searching by name.
3. Fulan provides a database of major channel logos that can be downloaded for free, and custom logos can also be added. The document provides instructions for preparing and adding custom logos.
The Jiuzhou DTS1601 is a small but capable digital satellite receiver. It has a clear display, robust construction, and convenient features like an SD card reader. The receiver produced a sharp picture and allowed quick channel changes. It also offers flexible scanning and satellite configuration options to make updating the channel list easy. Overall, the Jiuzhou DTS1601 proved to be a well-designed and solid performing receiver.
The document provides a review of the Topfield TMS SRP-2100 receiver. It summarizes that the receiver combines satellite television and internet capabilities. It features a new chipset that supports high-definition DVB-S2 and H.264 signals. The receiver has a touch-sensitive front panel with LED lighting and hides two CI slots and two USB ports behind a flap. Connections on the back include HDMI, scart, and RCA ports.
- The document discusses a new satellite TV technology called "Unicable" that allows multiple satellite receivers to be connected to a single LNB using digital signals rather than separate cables running to each receiver.
- It describes testing done on an MTI AK541-XT2BL Unicable LNB that can support four receivers. Testers were able to easily receive channels on all receivers simultaneously without interference.
- Reception quality was found to be good, even for weaker satellites. Unicable was found to be no more sensitive to cable quality than previous satellite TV technologies. However, the technology is still new and not yet supported by many receiver manufacturers.
The document provides a test report of the SatCatcher Digipro ST Combo signal analyzer. Key points:
- It has 1GB of memory to store up to 300,000 satellite and transponder entries for precise analysis.
- It can analyze DVB-S, DVB-T, analog FM and DAB signals.
- An external monitor can be connected via AV jack, converting it into a receiver.
- The huge memory and ability to download satellite data updates via USB make it very useful for professional installers.
1) The Prolink-4C Premium is an extremely versatile portable meter that can measure satellite, cable, terrestrial TV and radio signals of all standards.
2) It has a small, lightweight case but can perform many measurement functions including signal level, C/N ratio, bit error rate, and modulation error rate.
3) The meter was tested by TELE-satellite and found to have good accuracy, a low noise floor, and the ability to update measurements frequently, making it suitable for tasks like satellite dish alignment.
Impresa.DGSM is a multimedia company that develops hospitality and healthcare solutions including IPTV, video-on-demand, and digital signage. It provides an IPTV solution for hotels that overcomes limitations of analog TV like obsolete technology, low quality, lack of HD, and complex maintenance. The IPTV solution delivers live TV, video-on-demand, interactive services and allows hotels to communicate with guests through the TV system.
The Metabox HD Combo CI is an innovative HDTV receiver that can receive both satellite and terrestrial signals via DVB-S, DVB-S2, and DVB-T. It is the first receiver to combine these two reception modes into one box. The receiver has an easy-to-use interface and features multiple tuners, HDMI output, and the ability to store up to 10,000 channels. It also supports software updates and comes with a comprehensive EPG. The Metabox HD Combo CI provides a convenient solution for receiving both local terrestrial channels and satellite TV with one receiver.
The Jiuzhou JTU31 Universal Twin LNB performed very well in output power measurements, giving better results than specified. It produced a strong signal and high signal-to-noise ratio. Testing two samples indicated all LNBs in the series would provide similar results. The JTU31 is well-suited for modern dual-tuner receivers due to its strong performance and lightweight design.
The document summarizes a test of the C/Ku band LNB from INFOSAT. In 3 sentences:
The LNB allows reception of both C and Ku band signals with a single dish by replacing the existing Ku LNB, enabling the user to access channels from around the world without needing a second dish. Testing showed the LNB was able to receive numerous channels from satellites in both C and Ku bands, though reception depended on the signal strength which varied based on the satellite and could be improved with a larger dish. While performance was good overall, some transponders were only marginally receivable or not receivable at all using the 120cm test dish.
This document discusses techniques that television stations use to transmit programming feeds between stations via satellite while limiting reception to unintended viewers. These "feeds" transmit content like live sports or news reports.
The main techniques discussed are encryption, using less popular satellites that most dish owners can't receive, transmitting with specialized video formats like MPEG 4:2:2 that require professional receivers, and using very low symbol rates that most receivers can't process. The goal is to transmit content privately between stations while it is being distributed, before the final broadcast intended for households.
The MOTOTRBOTM DP 3600/3601 display portable radios provide flexible and easy-to-use communication features for first responders and field workers. The radios offer a menu-driven interface, emergency button, integrated GPS (DP 3601 model), water resistance, long battery life, and compliance with military standards for durability. They are designed to support both analog and digital communication modes.
The document tests the Jiuzhou DTT6720 HDTV DVB-T PVR receiver. It can receive DVB-T channels in both MPEG-2 HD and H.264 HD formats using an STi7101 HDTV chipset. It has inputs like RF loopthrough, USB, Scart, RCA and outputs like optical and coaxial audio. The receiver is designed elegantly and can help address early issues with DVB-T providing unclear, pixilated pictures by receiving newer HDTV channels at high resolution to improve picture quality.
The document summarizes a miniature Skyworth DVB-S and DVB-T scart receiver. Some key points:
- The receiver is small, about the size of a deck of cards, allowing it to fit discreetly out of sight.
- It connects directly to the TV via scart, avoiding extra cables.
- Models are available for satellite TV (DVB-S) and terrestrial TV (DVB-T).
- Features include an integrated program guide, PVR functionality, and USB port for external storage.
The article discusses Dolby Digital Plus, a new audio format that provides significantly better compression than previous formats like Dolby Digital. Dolby Digital Plus can provide 5.1 surround sound audio in about half the bandwidth required by Dolby Digital. It maintains high audio quality despite the lower bitrate. The format is being adopted by various digital TV platforms and provides benefits like freeing up bandwidth for additional HD video channels. Compatibility with older audio equipment is also supported. Dolby Digital Plus allows for up to 13.1 audio channels and higher bitrates, pointing to future possibilities for 7.1 or higher channel audio broadcasts.
The document tests and evaluates multiple output LNB models from Technomate, including twin, quad, quattro, and octo models. The tests found that the Technomate models performed extraordinarily well, often topping the performance of the reference LNB. Both the standard and super high gain versions delivered strong signals with very good quality at their outputs. In conclusion, the Technomate LNBs performed the best seen in the lab tests.
The Ground Station Shenzhen TV, China document provides the following information in 3 sentences:
Shenzhen TV has constructed an impressive ground station in Shenzhen, China with 20 reception antennas and 6 transmission dishes to uplink their own programming directly from Shenzhen for the first time, in addition to receiving international satellite feeds. The station uses modern technology and has important devices installed in duplicate for backup. Shenzhen TV is preparing for further expansion of its satellite transmission capabilities from this new state-of-the-art facility.
The document discusses Panasonic's new 85-inch professional plasma display. Some key details:
1. It has a screen size of 85 inches with 1080p full HD resolution and a contrast ratio of 40,000:1.
2. The plasma is very thin at 3.9 inches and lightweight at 260 pounds, making it portable.
3. It uses NeoPDP technology which provides brighter images that are more energy efficient, using half the power of older plasma models.
The document describes a new DVB-T2 signal analyzer called the Horizon HD-T2. It is one of the first signal analyzers on the market that is compatible with DVB-T2. The HD-T2 has a compact design, LCD display, rechargeable battery, and ability to export measurement data. It also has features like a channel scan function and ability to identify 4G interference that make it suitable for professional and casual users.
The document is a test report for a SVEC 1.2m VSAT dish. It discusses that the dish is perfectly made and easy to point to the desired satellite. It notes that receiving internet via satellite is not much different than receiving video transport streams, as bits and bytes are the same. The report also provides information on how to download the report in multiple languages and provides a link to more information on the SVEC company.
The Jiuzhou Home Media Center is a wireless hub that distributes TV and media content throughout the home without cables. It uses WiFi and Bluetooth to wirelessly transmit signals to up to six TVs or monitors simultaneously. The central box connects to the home network via a cable connection but then streams content intra-network without additional wires. This allows for flexible TV placement and mobile viewing anywhere in the home.
The MX-OCS12 one cable LNB from Maxing receives signals from two Ku band sub bands and transmits them through a single cable. This allows multiple satellite receivers to be connected to the same cable running to the LNB, replacing the need for a multi-switch. The LNB performed well for the vertical sub band but showed slightly weaker performance for the horizontal sub band. While it simplifies the installation of satellite TV when replacing terrestrial TV with an existing cable system, it is limited to channels within the two Ku band sub bands it can receive.
The document tests and reviews the Skyworth HTA6 DVB-T2 receiver. It has the following key points:
1. The receiver has a simple minimalist design with rounded edges and includes connections like HDMI, audio/video ports, and a USB port.
2. It can receive both DVB-T and DVB-T2 signals and has a quick automatic channel scan.
3. The menu system is divided into submenus that allow customizing the channel list, picture settings, and other options. It supports resolutions up to 1080p.
1. Hwadar is a fiberglass dish manufacturer located in Dongguan, China that started in 1988 and has grown significantly using a "snowball effect" business approach of taking small, continuous steps towards expansion.
2. They produce a variety of fiberglass dishes and other products using SMC fiberglass from Chinese supplier Zhenshi Group, which provides high quality, durable materials.
3. Hwadar aims to produce high quality dishes and can accommodate small orders in addition to large wholesale customers as part of their snowball approach to sales.
1. The document tests and reviews the AB IPBox 55HD, a Linux-based HDTV receiver.
2. It has a single tuner, no internal hard drive, but allows recording to an external hard drive. Software is customizable through Linux.
3. A dual boot feature will soon allow users to choose between two versions of the Enigma software, Enigma 1HD and Enigma 2HD, adding flexibility.
COMINTOUCH is a Dubai-based company that generates most of its revenue through distributing products made by the German manufacturer SPAUN. The two companies have an exclusive distribution agreement, with COMINTOUCH distributing SPAUN's multi-switch systems across the Middle East. COMINTOUCH was founded in 2001 and started working with SPAUN in 2004, experiencing rapid growth since then. SPAUN products now account for 80% of COMINTOUCH's turnover, with their multi-switches being top sellers.
The document describes a professional cable TV signal analyzer called the Rohde & Schwarz EFL210. Some key features include its specialized design for detecting leakage signals across a wide frequency spectrum, robust carrying case for field use, ergonomic shape for comfortable one-handed operation, and integrated high-resolution color screen. The analyzer performs a variety of cable TV measurements on analog and digital transmissions through an intuitive interface and menu structure.
The document provides an overview and test report of the Giga Blue HD Quad Plus 4-tuner HDTV receiver. It has 4 integrated tuners that allow recording of multiple channels simultaneously. Additional tuners can be added to support different reception types. The receiver has a variety of connection ports, robust build quality, and offers extensive customization options for its features and user interface.
Rod Hewitt is a software programmer from the United States known for developing the popular digital TV stream analysis program TSReader. He dropped out of school early but became self-taught in computer programming. He wrote TSReader to help technicians monitor digital TV streams for errors. TSReader identifies every element in a transmission stream including video, audio and data PIDs. Hewitt now works independently from his home in Annapolis, Maryland developing IPTV and digital video recording applications.
The HD-TC8 from Horizon is a new satellite signal analyzer designed for analyzing Ka-band satellite internet services. It can directly lock onto the signals from services like Tooway that use turbo coded transmissions. The analyzer provides a fast spectrum display to identify signal frequencies and ensures optimal alignment of Ka-band antennas. It also supplies the 30V power required by the Tooway LNB assembly, making installation easier.
1. Nivaldo da Silva is a satellite installer from Sao Paulo, Brazil known as the "Antenna Whisperer" for his ability to precisely align large satellite dishes.
2. He has 40 years of experience in the field and started installing systems as a hobbyist in 1966 when satellite signals first arrived in Brazil.
3. He now focuses on high-quality elaborate installations and has successfully specialized in aligning large dishes, becoming a sought-after installer in the region.
This document provides a summary of fibre optic installation materials from GlobalInvacom. It discusses fibre optic LNB technology as an alternative to coaxial cable for satellite signal distribution. Key products highlighted include fibre optic connectors, attenuators, cleaning supplies, and a fibre optic microscope. The microscope allows installers to inspect fibre ends and connections for flaws before system activation. Overall the document promotes GlobalInvacom's line of accessories for professional fibre optic installations.
The MobiSet 4 CAP 900 is a new mobile satellite reception system from Kathrein that automatically points a motorized antenna to satellites. It includes a GPS system to track the vehicle's position and recalculate antenna positioning when the vehicle moves. When the vehicle is started, the antenna retracts until it is stopped again, at which point the system finds the satellite within 30 seconds using the last known position and GPS data. The all-in-one package provides easy satellite TV and radio reception for RVs and motorhomes without the need to manually realign the antenna at each new location.
The OptiScan is Global Invacom's new satellite signal analyzer that is the first to support both coaxial and optical signal inputs. It provides real-time spectrum analysis, signal level measurements, and error rate testing for installers. The compact, lightweight design allows for use in attics or outdoors. Installers can use the OptiScan to accurately align dishes to satellites and troubleshoot signal issues.
This document provides instructions for setting up a satellite antenna to receive digital signals after the switch off of analog signals. It explains that digital signals are harder to find than analog ones so alignment will take longer. It provides a table to determine the correct elevation angle based on latitude for satellites in a southern position. It notes there is no scale to adjust east/west positioning, making alignment more difficult without a motor.
The document summarizes a product called the Stacker/De-Stacker, which allows two satellite receivers to share a single coaxial cable connection. It works by combining the signals from two low-noise block downconverters (LNBs) or a Quattro multiswitch into one cable using the Stacker device near the antenna. The De-Stacker then separates the signals again inside the home so each receiver gets its own independent satellite signal over the single cable. Testing showed the system was able to transmit clear signals over long cable runs up to 115 feet with negligible signal loss.
This document tests a C/Ku-band combination LNB (Combifeed) with an integrated DiSEqC switch that allows reception of both C-band and Ku-band signals from a single antenna. In initial tests, the Combifeed performed well, receiving numerous channels from satellites at various orbital positions in both C-band and Ku-band. Reception was tested on a 1.2-meter offset antenna, and the Combifeed was able to receive signals from satellites across Europe and South America, though reception from satellites at more distant orbital positions was more limited. The Combifeed shows potential to easily add C-band reception to existing Ku-band setups with a single, low-cost component
The document provides a review of the Horizon HD-CM cable meter. It summarizes the meter's key features and capabilities. The meter measures signal strength and quality on cable TV networks. It can test analog and digital channels, displaying information like frequency, level, and quality metrics. The meter is small, lightweight, and easy to use. It operates for 9 hours on a charge and includes charging options like a car charger. The review finds the meter is a solid, practical instrument for installation and troubleshooting of cable networks.
This document describes an upgrade for 8dtek satellite meters that allows them to display waterfall diagrams. A waterfall diagram shows a satellite spectrum over time, indicating signal strength through color coding. This upgrade enables long-term monitoring of signals and precise antenna alignment. The author tests this upgrade on three 8dtek meters - the Xtra-S, Gifted, and Desired - by capturing their waterfall diagram displays over 10 minutes. This allows documenting the entire frequency range of a satellite over 24 hours to detect weak or infrequent signals.
This document provides instructions for precisely setting up a satellite antenna using a program called FXPOS. It describes how to use the program to calculate the correct azimuth and elevation settings for a satellite based on its location and the user's geographical coordinates. It then lists steps for mechanically installing the antenna based on the calculated settings and fine-tuning the positioning for optimal signal reception.
1. The Jiuzhou DTS6695 is a combo receiver capable of receiving DVB-S/S2 and DVB-T signals.
2. It has a variety of connection options, robust PVR functionality, and strong performance even on weak signals.
3. In addition to TV and radio reception, the receiver can play multimedia files, browse the internet, and access interactive services.
This document provides a test report of SPAUN's SUS 5581/33 NF satellite distribution system. The key points are:
1) The SUS 5581/33 NF system can connect up to 9 satellite receivers to a single coaxial cable using SCR (Satellite Channel Router) technology.
2) It allows both serial and tree configurations. Terrestrial signals can also be included for combined satellite and terrestrial distribution.
3) Test results showed the system distributed signals reliably over 150 meters of cable with minimal signal loss. Receivers were able to lock onto signals without issues.
4) The system provides a simple and cost-effective way to distribute satellite signals throughout a home or building to take advantage
This document provides a test report of SPAUN's SUS 5581/33 NF satellite distribution system. The key points are:
1. The system can distribute satellite signals from a quad or quattro LNB to up to 9 satellite receivers connected to differently specified wall sockets.
2. It uses SCR (Satellite Channel Router) technology to allow each receiver to tune different satellites/channels independently over a single coaxial cable.
3. The system was tested and found to work well, with wall socket losses and tap losses within specifications. It provides flexibility in configuration and easy installation.
Natalino is an avid satellite DXer from Jundiai, Brazil who receives television channels from eight satellite dishes, ranging in size from 1.5 to 3.0 meters. He watches the channels on three large flat screen televisions throughout his home. Natalino spends a significant portion of his income from his small business on new satellite reception equipment, having invested over $20,000 so far. He enjoys learning about and acquiring the latest technology and regularly consults online satellite forums. Natalino's wife also enjoys the hobby, allowing him to continue expanding his system.
Daniel Rank built an exceptionally professional private satellite system at his home in Germany. He installed 12 fixed LNBs and two motorized dishes that can receive signals from satellites across Europe. All components are expertly wired and controlled by a homemade PC receiver with six tuners. The system provides flawless reception of over 100 channels through meticulous planning and installation.
This document provides a test report of the Satcatcher Digipro T Max digital terrestrial television (DVB-T) signal meter. The device allows users to accurately align antennas to receive optimal DVB-T signals. It provides easy-to-read signal strength readings and includes features like multiple language support, rechargeable batteries, and a protective carrying case for portability. The report examines the device's specifications and usability.
This document is an issue of TELE-satellite Magazine. It provides information about the magazine, including that it is the world's largest satellite magazine published in 21 languages. It also contains articles about internet via satellite technology, including that providers are using the Ka band for its large bandwidth capabilities, and that the technology requires professional installation due to its complexity. The editor's letter discusses how satellite technology is becoming more complex but also creating new opportunities for manufacturers, users, and installers.
The document summarizes a test report of the NanoXX 9400 blind scan satellite receiver. It has the following key points:
1) The NanoXX 9400 is a compact but capable satellite receiver with two CI slots and smartcard slots. It performs well with fast channel search and picture functions.
2) The receiver's blind scan function automatically searches for all available channels without needing pre-stored transponder data.
3) Updates to the receiver's software and channel lists can be installed via a USB memory stick, providing a simple upgrade process.
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The document discusses nanosatellite communication systems. It describes how early systems had simple transmitters but now support more data for scientific missions. Higher frequencies allow more data but require more complex hardware. Modern systems use modulation schemes like QPSK for better spectrum efficiency. Channel coding and software-defined radios further improve performance. Future systems may use deployable solar arrays for more power and higher data rates over 1 Mbps via advanced techniques.
The document tests and reviews the Moi Plus streaming box by TBS, which acts as a central DVB receiver that can distribute TV and radio signals via a home network to multiple devices. Key features include its small size, ability to be located remotely from TVs, support for wireless and wired networking, and integration of tuners. It comes preinstalled with the Tvheadend software, which allows automatic channel scanning, creation of customized channel lists for each user, electronic program guide functionality, and recording of content to external USB drives connected to the Moi Plus box. The review concludes the Moi Plus and Tvheadend together provide a versatile whole-home digital TV solution.
The Tekniksat optical distribution system can deliver 4 satellite signals and 1 terrestrial signal to hundreds of receivers with equal signal quality at all outputs. It uses an optical transmitter to convert the signals to a single optical signal, an optical splitter to divide the signal, and an optical multiswitch to convert it back and distribute to subscribers. Testing showed the system maintained sufficient gain and only minimally impacted signal quality even when splitting the signal across 320 receivers. It is recommended for efficiently distributing signals to a large number of subscribers.
The document reviews the Satlink WS6979HD signal analyzer. It has a high-resolution screen, HDMI output, long battery life, and supports DVB-S2 and DVB-T2. The device has comprehensive measurement and analysis functions for satellite and terrestrial signals. It also functions much like a standard satellite receiver, with features like an editable channel list and electronic program guide. Overall, the Satlink WS6979HD is a fully-featured, high-quality signal meter suitable for both professional and amateur use.
The document summarizes a mobile app called Satbeams that helps users align satellite dishes. It allows users to check if a satellite is receivable at their location and see satellite footprints offline. The app displays satellites on a virtual sky and calculates azimuth and elevation. It relies on an extensive satellite database but lacks daily frequency lists. Overall, the app provides a valuable tool for easily determining satellite reception and positioning dishes.
The document discusses the Logitech Harmony Smart Control system, which allows a smartphone or tablet to replace all original remote controls. It utilizes a hub connected to devices via infrared and Bluetooth. The hub also connects to the local WiFi network to handle commands from the Harmony app. The app can control up to eight devices at once and remembers pre-programmed command sequences. Gestures on the app allow for easy control of functions like volume. The system was able to successfully control all devices tested, including receivers, Blu-Ray players, an Apple TV, and gaming consoles.
Jim Edstein operates a large satellite reception system from the remote mountains of Taiwan to provide streaming services around the world. He first set up systems for expats to watch channels from home, then began streaming channels over the Internet in 2006. With fast, unlimited fiber Internet access in his area, he is now able to stream over 1000 TB of data per month to 90 point-to-point customers and host equipment for 7 additional customers. Operating from a small town in Taiwan, he distributes international TV channels globally via Internet streaming.
TELE-audiovision is a digital TV industry publication established in 1981 that is headquartered in Munich, Germany. It is published by TELE-audiovision Magazine GmbH and edited by Alexander Wiese. The publication has a readership of over 350,000 digital TV professionals worldwide. The current issue discusses the shift from coaxial cable to fiber optic technology for satellite signal distribution. Fiber optic distribution eliminates limitations of cable length and number of distribution points. It also means each user has access to the full satellite bandwidth at all times. The editor notes that while coaxial cable faces issues like signal attenuation related to frequency, fiber optic technology is not impacted by these factors.
The document discusses a DekTec DTA-2115 PCI Express card that can generate test signals for terrestrial, cable, and satellite receivers using a single PC card. It has an extremely wide frequency range from 32 MHz to 2186 MHz and supports virtually all digital modulation standards. This makes it very useful for testing receivers and troubleshooting reception issues. The card's software allows the user to adjust various signal parameters like modulation, frequency, error injection and signal quality to simulate real-world conditions.
The document provides a review of the SATFINDER 5 HD Slim handheld satellite meter from Alpsat Elektronik. It is small, lightweight device that features a high-resolution color display, integrated battery, and ability to simultaneously measure up to four transponders. The meter has a comprehensive pre-programmed database of satellites, transponders and channels. It allows for fine-tuning of dish alignment through features like cross-polarization measurement and constellation diagrams. The review concludes the SATFINDER 5 HD Slim is an extremely responsive meter for evaluating satellite signals.
The document is the May-June 2015 issue of TELE-audiovision Magazine, the world's leading digital TV industry publication. The issue includes test reports on new satellite equipment from companies like TEKNIKSAT, SATLINK, TENOW, and SATBEAMS. It also features articles on the growing use of fibre-optic technology for signal distribution, a profile of a Taiwanese satellite enthusiast, an overview of notable satellite uplink stations, and the history of TELE-audiovision magazine.
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The document tests and reviews the MKTech CB200 HD dual tuner meter. It is a small, lightweight, and easy to use meter that allows installers to simultaneously monitor signals and parameters for two different inputs. It has a clear LCD screen, intuitive interface, built-in database of satellites and transponders, and features like automatic satellite detection that make it suitable for professional installation and troubleshooting tasks. The review finds that while small in size, the meter has strong performance and many useful features for installers.
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2) Started in 1999 as a side project, Haenlein Software is now the owner's full-time business, employing 3 people working from home.
3) Their software works with over 800 different receiver models, has been translated into many languages, and is sold internationally through distributors and partnerships with receiver manufacturers.
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2. The new FibreIRS O2E optical-to-electrical converter, combined with the FibreIRS ODU optical amplifier, can regenerate and amplify signals after splitting, improving signal quality beyond the original source.
3. In tests, the combination of FibreIRS O2E and ODU provided amplification to restore signal strength after splitting 32 ways, while further improving modulation error ratio, demonstrating its ability to multiply outputs from a single LNB while enhancing signal quality.
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The document provides a test report of the Fernsehfee 2.0, an intelligent TV receiver developed by TC Unterhaltungselektronik AG for German-speaking markets. Some key features of the Fernsehfee 2.0 include an ad blocker, optimized program guide for German channels, recording function, and built-in WiFi for connecting to networks. It also functions as a web TV box thanks to its Android operating system. The Fernsehfee 2.0 learns users' viewing preferences through an account system and recommends content it thinks they will enjoy based on ratings and past viewing behavior.
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This document is the March-April 2015 issue of TELE-audiovision, a digital TV trade magazine published since 1981. The issue includes test reports on new products such as a triple-tuner HD receiver, a dual tuner signal meter, and an amplifier that improves signal quality. It also has articles on a software developer in Germany and a satellite equipment wholesaler in Iceland, as well as information on the magazine's global readership and a history of TELE-audiovision.
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1. TEST REPORT DTT Antenna
AntenasCastelo Indoor /
M-1038 Outdoor
Antenna
• can be mounted indoors and outdoors
• flexible mounting for horizontal or
vertical signals
• excellent design
• good workmanship
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2. TEST REPORT DTT Antenna
Terrestrial
TELE-satellite focuses usually on sat-
ellite dishes rather than terrestrial an-
tennas. However, as the digital switch-
Antenna In an
over takes place almost everywhere in
the world, a new interest in terrestrial
reception arises. And it often entails a
Elegant
need for a new terrestrial antenna. If
your old antenna is in good condition
and the new digital channels are trans-
Enclosure
mitted with high enough power from the
same direction as the analog ones were,
your system should be fine for new tech-
nology. But if not, you will need to re-
configure your reception system and a
new terrestrial antenna may well be a
part of this job.
AntenasCostelo (www.antenascastelo.
com.br) is a manufacturer in Brazil with
more than 40 years of experience. They
have introduced a remarkable little an-
tenna, which can be used both indoors
as outdoors. The M-1038 surprises with
its small size: 23 x 14 cm (9 x 5.5”).
Its black plastic enclosure matches the
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shape and proportions of a modern flat
AntenasCastelo M-1038
Highly elegantly styled antenna
screen TV-set. Upon a closer look, it
for in and outdoors turns out it can be installed both hori-
www.TELE-satellite.com/12/11/castelo zontally as well as vertically. So, if in
your particular location the vertical po-
sition yields better results, M-1038 can
be assembled in the vertical configura-
tion. If so, it will correspond not to a
modern TV screen but to a loudspeaker
of a home cinema system. If you think
of keeping this antenna outdoors rather
than indoors – no problem. There is a
special holder attached in the kit allow-
ing you to mount the M-1038 on a pole
of 25 - 34 mm diameter (1 through 1-3/8
inches). Our big compliments for the
mechanical design as well as esthetics
to the designers of this product.
The M-1038 is a passive device, mean-
ing it does not have any amplifier built
in. As every TV fan knows, small passive
antennae can not achieve the perfor-
mance of full size systems, like multi-el-
ement yagi antennas installed on a roof
of a building. So, we were hesitating in
what way we should test the M-1038. It
would not be fair to compare it with a
full size outdoor antenna. Finally, we de-
cided to take as our reference the sim-
plest form of an improvised antenna – a
metal rod. After all, many people use
such a solution if TV signals are strong
in their location: Just a segment of wire
connected to the inner wire of the co-
axial cable hooked up to your TV-set’s
antenna input at its other end.
Our improvised rod antenna was 170
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mm (6.7”) long because we
wanted to keep it compara-
ble with the size of M-1038.
At our test center location
in Western Poland you need
to have a rather good an-
tenna to receive terrestrial
signals. So, to begin with
we decided to used a ter-
1. The small AntenasCastelo M-1038 restrial signal analyzer to
mounted outside on a mast.
2. The antenna can be mounted measure how strong the
horizontally (see picture) as well as signal is at the output of the
vertically
M-1038 and at the output of
our reference rod antenna.
In this way, we achieved an
objective evaluation of the
M-1038 performance.
And what was the per-
formance? We started in
the center of the terrestri-
al band – an analog chan-
nel on 417.25 MHz (channel
S21). As you can see on the
frequency spectrum scans,
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the AntenasCostelo M-1038 Then we got bolder. we what weaker and it rose to vided stronger output by 3 But what is also obvious, escopic antenna for FM ra-
gave 3 decibels more than tried to go live and catch the 42.9 dBµV with MER equal decibels for 634 MHz and you can put the M-1038 an- dio (88-108 MHz) inside. So,
the rod antenna (50.1 dBµV real digital channels which to 16.2 dB. How would even by 5.5 decibels for ywhere in your room and it you can use it for double
vs. 46.9 dBµV). That’s quite in our location transmit on this result on a tv screen? 666 MHz. Naturally, MER will not harm your esthetic purpose: TV and radio re-
something. After switch- 634 MHz and 666 MHz. But We decided to connect the was also better: by about feelings, while our impro- ception. All you have to do is
ing the analyzer to meas- the signal from both anten- antenna to our DVB-T re- 1 dB and 2 dB respectively. vised rod antenna will not to pull it out and position for
urement mode, the differ- nas was too weak to meas- ceiver. The multiplex trans- Using a single rod antenna look great. The M-1038 has the best radio reception. We
ence even increased (50.0 ure it with our signal ana- mitted on 634 MHz was re- we would see none of the yet another advantage over tried, and had no problem at
dBµV vs. 46.6 dBµV). For lyzer. But then we realized: ceivable but from time to two DVB-T signals while the a rod antenna. It has a tel- all with FM radio reception.
your reference, our roof the AntenasCastelo M-1038 time our receiver notified M-1038 was good enough to
antenna produces over 62 can be mounted outside! us that there is a too weak catch at least one of them.
dBµV on that channel. Also We rushed up to our balco- signal. The other multiplex To sum it up: the M-1038
the signal-to-noise ration ny and mounted the M-1038 on 666 MHz was below the like every other small an- 2
looked significantly bet- outdoors on a small mast. reception threshold of our tenna can not replace a full
ter for M-1038: 34.5 dB vs. The improvement was no- receiver. size external antenna. How-
30.9 dB. Although, we did ticeable at once. The signal We compare those results ever, if you live relatively
not plan it initially, we con- on 634 MHz rose to 51.6 with the simple rod anten- close to the transmitter, es-
nected M-1038 to our TV- dBµV with MER equal to na. As could be expected, pecially on a high floor, such
set. The picture was noisy 26 dB. The second signal, for both transponders, the small antenna could do the
but readable. on 666 MHz, was some- M-1038 was better. It pro- job. It is very easy to install
and everybody can do that.
If only possible though, try
to mount it outdoors as this
improves its performance
significantly.
The AntenasCastelo
M-1038 proved to be visibly
better than that of a simple
improvised rod antenna in 3
the center of the terrestrial
band. However, being very
simple in design, the M-1038
could not beat the rod an-
tenna for every frequency.
Performance of such simple
designs depend on the ratio
of RF wave length-to-anten- TECHNICAL
na length. So it is obvious DATA
that for some frequencies, Manufacturer ANTENASCASTELO, Alameda 15 de Dezembro,
1487 - Penha - Bragança Paulista - SP - CEP: 12910-691
170 millimeters of rod an-
Brazil
tenna could perform better
Web www.antenascastelo.com.br
than M-1038.
Phone 55 (11) 0800-773-3601 / 4035.3601
Model M-1038
Function Terrestrial TV& FM Radio Antenna
Application Indoor or outdoor
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UHF channels 14 through 69 (60 – 806 MHz)
VHF channels 2 through 13 (54 - 216 MHz)
FM Frequency Range 88 - 108 MHz
Impedance 75 Ω
Dimensions 23 x 14 x 5.5 cm (9 x 5.5 x 2.2”)
Weight 450 g
Expert Opinion
Exceptional design
can be used both indoors as outdoors
+ Various positioning options: horizontal, verti-
cal, on a stand, on a pole.
Good performance in the center of terrestrial
band
Jacek Pawlowski
1. M-1038 output signal. 3. Rod antenna output signal.
–
TELE-satellite
no option for an active amplifier Test Center
Poland 2. M-1038 output signal 4. Rod antenna output signal
measurement results measurement results.
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