Johansson 6601 Le manuel du propriétaire

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Le manuel du propriétaire
Multi Channel Programmable Filter-Amplifier
User Manual
Filtro-Amplificador Programable Multicanal
Manual de Usuario
Filtre-amplificateur Programmable Multi-Canaux
Mode d'emploi
Kiinteistön ohjelmoitava vahvistinkeskus
Käyttöohje
GB
F
ES
FI
3
21
39
57
6601 / 6601A / 6601UK
Programmierbarer Mehrkanal-Filter-Verstärker
Bedienungsanleitung
DE
75
R
GND
+
Manual Level
Data Import
ExitSplit UHF
Stop Channel
Start Channel
Select Filter
Test
(-30 dB)
Digital
Terrestrial
UHF3
UHF2
B I-II
B III
UHF1
12
3
4
56
7
89
10
UHF Clusters
Data
I-II
III
MULTI CHANNEL
PROGRAMMABLE FILTER-AMPLIFIER
Auto Level
Output
15V
IN
Ref.: 6601
24V 24V
24V
Digital
Terrestrial
2
FEATURES
- Designed for both digital and analogue channels,
- 5 inputs : B I-II / B III and 3 UHF inputs splitted over 10 UHF programmable clusters,
- Each cluster can have 1 to 7 channels bandwidth,
- Easy programming by using one rotary / push button viewed on 2 digits display and LEDs for each cluster
and each input,
- Unit can be locked by security code,
- 'COPY' function in order to transfer all settlements from one unit to another reducing time of installation,
- High selectivity filters,
- Low noise figure and high gain split band amplifiers,
- High UHF input levels up to 105 dBµV by switchable 20 dB input amplifier,
- Automatic leveling of signal or manual with 30 dB attenuator with 1 dB step for accurate equalization
- Selectable remote power on UHF inputs,
--30dBTestoutput.
Multi Channel Programmable Filter-Amplifier
R
UserManual
3
Digital
Terrestrial
R
GND
+
Manual Level
Data Import
ExitSplit UHF
Stop Channel
Start Channel
Select Filter
Test
(-30 dB)
Digital
Terrestrial
UHF3
UHF2
B I-II
B III
UHF1
12
3
4
56
7
89
10
UHF Clusters
Data
I-II
III
MULTI CHANNEL
PROGRAMMABLE FILTER-AMPLIFIER
Auto Level
Output
15V
IN
Ref.: 6601
24V 24V 24V
FEATURES
Multi Channel Programmable Filter-Amplifier
UserManual
- Designed for both digital and analogue channels,
- 5 inputs : B II / B III and 3 UHF inputs splitted over 10 UHF programmable clusters,
- Each cluster can have 1 to 7 channels bandwidth,
- Easy programming by using one rotary / push button viewed on 2 digits display and LEDs for each cluster
and each input,
- Unit can be locked by security code,
- 'COPY' function in order to transfer all settlements from one unit to another reducing time of installation,
- High selectivity filters,
- Low noise figure and high gain split band amplifiers,
- High UHF input levels up to 105 dBµV by switchable 20 dB input amplifier.
- Automatic leveling of signal or manual with 30 dB attenuator with 1 dB step for accurate equalization
- Selectable remote power on UHF inputs,
--30dBTestoutput.
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UK-version 6601UK
R
+
Manual Level
Data Import
ExitSplit UHF
Stop Channel
Start Channel
Select Filter
Test
(-30 dB)
Digital
Terrestrial
UHF3
UHF2
B II
B III
UHF1
1
2
3
4
5
6
789
10
UHF Clusters
Data
II III
MULTI CHANNEL
PROGRAMMABLE FILTER-AMPLIFIER
Auto Level
Output
15V
IN
Ref.: 6601UK
12V
12V
12V
Digital
Terrestrial
GND
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read carefully these instructions before connecting the unit.
The operating voltage is indicated on the adapter.
To prevent fire, short circuit, shock hazard:
Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.
Install the unit in a dry location without infiltration or condensation of water.
Do not expose it to dripping or splashing.
Do not place objects filled with liquids, such as vases, on the apparatus.
If any liquid should accidentally fall into the cabinet, disconnect the power plug.
Refer to qualified technician before it's further operation.
To avoid any risk of overheating:
Install the unit in a well aery location and keep a minimum distance of 15 cm around the apparatus for
sufficient ventilation.
Do not place any items such as newspapers, table-cloths, curtains ... on the unit that might cover the ventilation holes.
The unit must not be exposed to any source of heat (sun, heater,...).
Do not place any naked flame sources, such as lighted candles, on the apparatus.
Do not install the product in a dusty place.
Pull out power plug to make the different connections of cables.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the housing of adapter.
Cleaning :
Only use a dry soft cloth to clean the cabinet. Do not use solvent.
Servicing :
For repairing and servicing refer to qualified personnel.
Mounting
5
185 mm.
(2)
(5)
(5)
(3)
(4)
212.5 mm.
(1) Earthing
(2) Place the adapter in its holder
(3) Connect the power supply
to the amplifier
(4) Plug the mains cable to the adapter
(5) Click the adapter holder to
the amplifier
15 cm.
15 cm.
15 cm.15 cm.
Leave a minimum space of 15 cm.
around the product to guarantee
a maximum ventilation.
R
GND
+
Manual Level
Data Import
Exit
Split UHF
Stop Channel
Start Channel
Select Filter
Test
(-30 dB)
Dig i tal
Te r r es tr i al
UHF3UHF2
B I-II
B III
UHF1
12
3
45
6
7
8
9
10
UHF Clusters
Data
I-II
III
MULTI CHANNEL
PROGRAMMABLE FILTER-AMPLIFIER
Auto Level
Output
15V
IN
Ref.: 6601
24V
24V
24V
R
GND
+
Manual Level
Data Import
Exit
Split UHF
Stop Channel
Start Channel
Select Filter
Test
(-30 dB)
Digital
Terrestrial
UHF3
UHF2
B I-II
B III
UHF1
123
4
56
7
8
9
10
UHF Clusters
Data
I-II
III
MULTI CHANNEL
PROGRAMMABLE FILTER-AMPLIFIER
Auto Level
Output
15V
IN
Ref.: 6601
24V
24V
24V
(1)
DESCRIPTION
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Grounding
Mains 230-240V~
Rotary / Push Button
Output
Test Output
Mode / Function LEDs
DSUB9 Connector
2 Digit Display
LEDs for
Inputs and Clusters
BIII / DAB
BI-FM
UHF1 UHF2 UHF3
(UK version = FM)
OPERATION
All parameters are set with the rotary push button.
Each function and parameters are shown on 2 digits display and different LEDs .
Programming
- Make all the necessary connections and connect amplifier to mains.
- Push on the rotary button for more than 3 seconds to enter into programming mode.
3 sec.
The software version is displayed,
followed by a dot.
Enter programming mode
7
is displayed.
- Turn the button to display "50"
- Push the button to confirm the code.
When security code is activated
(see "Exit programming mode" on page 8)
:
ATTENTION !
Note: the security code "50" is fixed and can not be changed.
8
- Turn the button to select
Exit
mode.
Exit
- Push the button more than 3 seconds to confirm.
Note :
The amplifier will go in "stand-by" and will display a dot after 1 minute if the rotary / push button is not activated.
Exit programming mode
The LED is green.
Exit
The LED is red and 2 dashes are displayed
- Turn the button to select
or
Free access
to progamming
mode
Access to
progamming mode
with security code "50"
- Push the button to confirm.
A dot is displayed
- Turn the button to select the desired mode.
- Push the rotary button to enter the selected mode.
- Inside the mode, turn the button to select the parameter (input, cluster, channels, level...)
- Push the button to confirm the parameter setting.
Mode is indicated with
a GREEN colored LED.
The LED is now RED colored.
Display
LED returns to a GREEN color.
= green LED
= red LED
Repeat this section to set all parameters
3sec.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
UHF Clusters
I-II
III
Input and Cluster LEDs
CLUSTER PROGRAMMING
Setting clusters / UHF input
- The amplifier has 3 UHF inputs which are splitted over 10 clusters.
There are three possible configurations :
To set the number of cluster(s) per input :
- Turn the button to select
Split UHF
mode.
Split UHF
- Push the button to confirm.
Input
Number of
cluster(s)
UHF1
2
2
2
UHF2
8
7
5
UHF3
0
1
3
The LED is green.
- Turn the button to set one configuration :
Split UHF
The LED is red.
Notes :
- UHF1 is set for 2 clusters, UHF2 and UHF3 are set for different number of cluster(s).
- Each cluster can be switched off (Park function).
For example if you only need one cluster for UHF1, set the second cluster on channel 00 to switch it off
(see following paragraph "Setting channels / cluster").
- Push the button to confirm.
Split UHF
The LED is green.
UHF1 clusters are indicated by the YELLOW LEDs n° 1 and 2.
UHF2 clusters are indicated by the RED LEDs n° 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8.
UHF3 clusters are indicated by the GREEN LEDs n° 6, 7 and 8.
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Display of selected configuration :
Input
Number of
cluster(s)
Display
"8.0"
"7.1"
"5.3"
UHF2
8
7
5
UHF3
0
1
3
1
2
3
4
56
7
8
9
10
UHF Clusters
I-II
III
UHF1 cluster indicator
UHF2 cluster indicator
UHF3 cluster indicator
- Turn the button to select the
Select Filter
mode.
- Push the rotary button to enter the selected mode.
- Inside the mode, turn the button to select the cluster to be set.
Mode is indicated with
a GREEN colored LED.
The LED is now RED colored.
Display
= green LED
= red LED
Repeat this section to set all clusters
Setting channels / cluster
Each cluster has a bandwidth which can be programmed from 1 to 7 channels :
To set the channel(s) per cluster :
Select Filter
Select Filter
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
UHF Clusters
I-II
III
- Turn the button to select the
Start Channel
mode.
- Push the rotary button to enter the selected mode.
The LED is now RED colored.
Start Channel
Start Channel
- Turn the button to select the start channel
Display
- Turn the button to select the
Stop Channel
mode.
- Push the rotary button to enter the selected mode.
The LED is now RED colored.
Stop Channel
- Turn the button to select the stop channel
Stop Channel
Select Filter
- Push the button to confirm.
- Push the button to confirm.
Start Channel
LED n° 1
The LED is green.
The LED is green.
The LED is green.
The LED is green.
- Push the button to confirm.
The LED is green.
Stop Channel
In the following example cluster 1 is set for channel 22 to channel 26.
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Notes :
- Single channel mode :
When the Start Channel is selected, the Stop Channel is automatically set at the same value.
Start Channel
- Park function : to switch off the cluster, select
Start Channel
and set 00.
The
Stop Channel
goes automaticaly to 00.
Start Channel
Start Channel
- If there are overlapping clusters, the display dots will blink alternately.
channel
ch29
ch25
ch22 ch26
Cluster 1 = ch 22 to ch 26
Cluster 2 = ch 25 to ch 29
cluster 2
cluster 1
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To check the channel settings of each cluster :
- Turn the rotary button to select
Select Filter.
- Push the rotary button to enter the selected mode.
The LED is now RED colored.
Select Filter
The LED is GREEN.
- Turn the button to choose the cluster to be checked.
1
2
3
4
56
7
8
9
10
UHF Clusters
- The display shows the channels which have been set.
Select Filter
Examples :
- Push the button to exit.
The LED is GREEN.
Select Filter
Cluster is parked.
Cluster is set to channel 22.
Blinking 22 and 26:
cluster is set from 22 to 26.
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Auto level
- Turn the button to choose the
Auto Level.
Auto level
The LED is GREEN.
Automatic level setting
- Push the rotary button for more than 3 seconds to start the Auto Level function.
3sec.
The LED is now RED colored.
The level of each cluster is set automatically.
The actived LED indicates the cluster which is being processed.
The display shows the value of attenuation.
This procedure will take about 1 to 2 minutes, depending on the number of channels and clusters
to be equalized.
Notes :
- The automatic level adjustment set the output level of the clusters at 90 dBμV
(for an input level between 50 to 80 dBμV).
If the input level is less than 50 dBμV, the LED will blink slowly after the automatic level adjustment.
If the input level is higher than 80 dBμV, the LED will blink rapidly after the automatic level adjustment.
Adjust the input level (attenuation or amplification) if necessary.
- The general attenuator is fixed to 0 after the automatic level adjustment. It can be adjusted from -9 to +10
to get a level between 81 to 100 dBμV (see "General UHF level setting").
- The level of each cluster can be adjusted independently (see "manually level setting).
IMPORTANT : the 10 LEDs indication will not be changed after setting the levels manually.
- When the LED is GREEN, the procedure is finished.
Auto level
The LED is GREEN.
- Each cluster's LED shows the status of equalization.
LED off : parked cluster
LED on : correct level
LED blinking slowly : signal is too weak
LED blinking rapidly : signal is too strong
LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
1
2
3
4
56
7
8
9
10
UHF Clusters
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
UHF Clusters
The levels of BI-II / BIII are not processed in the Auto Level function.
Levels are manually set for each input and / or automatically for the UHF clusters.
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After automatic level setting procedure, the general level of the UHF signals can be adjusted from
+10 dB to -9 dB in steps of 1 dB.
General UHF level setting
- Select all the clusters and VHF-UHF.
- Turn the button to choose the
Select Filter
mode.
- Push the rotary button to enter the selected mode.
The LED is now RED colored.
Select Filter
The LED is green.
- Turn the button to select all UHF.
1
2
3
4
56
7
8
9
10
UHF Clusters
I-II
III
All LEDs are activated
- Push the button to confirm.
The LED is green.
- Turn the button to select the
Manual Level
mode.
- Push the rotary button to enter the selected mode.
The LED is now RED colored.
Manual Level
The LED is green.
Manual Level
- Turn the button to set the general level, variable from +10 dB to -9 dB.
- Push the button to confirm.
The LED is green.
Manual Level
Select Filter
Select Filter
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- Turn the button to choose the
Select Filter
mode.
- Push the rotary button to enter the selected mode.
The LED is now RED colored.
Select Filter
The LED is green.
- Turn the button to select BI-II.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
UHF Clusters
I-II
III
LED is activated
- Push the button to confirm.
The LED is green.
- Turn the button to select the
Manual Level
mode.
- Push the rotary button to enter the selected mode.
The LED is now RED colored.
Manual Level
The LED is green.
Manual Level
- Turn the button to set manually the level, variable from 20 dB to 0 dB (30 dB to 0 dB for clusters).
Manually level setting
- Push the button to confirm.
The LED is green.
Manual Level
Repeat this section to set all levels
To set manually the level.
- Select the desired input or cluster.
Select Filter
Select Filter
Example : setting the level of BI-II (UK version = BII)
15
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- Select the input to be attenuated.
- Turn the button to select the input.
Turn continuously the button through every cluster
to have access to the input selection.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
- Push the button to confirm.
- Turn the button to select the
Manual Level
mode.
- Push the rotary button to enter the selected mode.
- Turn the button to switch off the 20 dB amplifier.
- Push the button to confirm.
To switch off the UHF input amplifier.
- Turn the button to select the
Select Filter
mode.
- Push the rotary button to enter the selected mode.
The LED is now RED colored.
The LED is GREEN.
2
3
All LEDs of selected input are activated
The LED is GREEN.
The LED is now RED colored.
The LED is GREEN.
The LED is GREEN.
In 'OFF' position
the input signal is
20 dB attenuated.
Manual Level
Manual Level
Select Filter
Select Filter
Select Filter
Manual Level
COPY FUNCTION
This function allows to transmit all settings from one unit to another unit or import from the memory stick (optional).
- Connect master and slave unit with a DSUB9 male/male crossed cable.
- Then connect mains to the units.
- Turn the button to select the
Data Import
mode.
- Push the rotary button to enter the selected mode.
The LED is now RED colored.
Data Import
The LED is green.
Data Import
- Push on the rotary button for more than 3 seconds to enter into programming mode (see page 7).
3 sec.
The software version is displayed,
followed by a dot.
AL is displayed
- Push the rotary button to confirm Data Import.
A dot is displayed.
Note :
If a problem occurs during data transmission the display will show an error message :
Possible causes are : wrong type of cable, no cable, bad pin contacts.
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Copy from unit to unit.
MASTERSLAVE
Data
All actions have to be
done on the SLAVE unit.
The MASTER unit remains
in Stand-by.
R
GND
+
Manual Level
Data Import
Exit
Split UHF
Stop Channel
Start Channel
Select Filter
Test
(-30 dB)
Digita l
Terre stri al
UHF3UHF2
B I-II
B III
UHF1
123
4
56
7
8
910
UHF Clusters
Data
I-II
III
MULTI CHANNEL
PROGRAMMABLE FILTER-AMPLIFIER
Auto Level
Output
15V
IN
Ref.: 6601
24V
24V 24V
R
GND
+
Manual Level
Data Import
Exit
Split UHF
Stop Channel
Start Channel
Select Filter
Test
(-30 dB)
Digital
Terrestrial
UHF3UHF2
B I-II
B III
UHF1
123
4
5
6
7
8
910
UHF Clusters
Data
I-II
III
MULTI CHANNEL
PROGRAMMABLE FILTER-AMPLIFIER
Auto Level
Output
15V
IN
Ref.: 6601
24V
24V
24V
3 sec.
6604
Orange :
Green :
Red :
0705
PROFILER
PC
Standby
Impor t OK
Impor t err or
Memory
Posit ion
Data Im port
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- Connect the Memory Stick to the unit.
- Then connect the mains to the unit.
- Turn the button to select the
Data Import
mode.
- Push the rotary button to enter the selected mode.
The LED is now RED colored.
Data Import
The LED is green.
Data Import
- Push on the rotary button for more than 3 seconds to enter into programming mode.
3 sec.
The software version is displayed,
followed by a dot.
AL is displayed
- Push the rotary button to confirm Data Import.
A dot is displayed,
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Copy from Memory Stick ref. 6604 (optional).
Data
R
GND
+
Manual Level
Data Import
Exit
Split UHF
Stop Channel
Start Channel
Select Filter
Test
(-30 dB)
Digital
Terrestrial
UHF3UHF2
B I-II
B III
UHF1
123
4
56
7
8
910
UHF Clusters
Data
I-II
III
MULTI CHANNEL
PROGRAMMABLE FILTER-AMPLIFIER
Auto Level
Output
15V
IN
Ref.: 6601
24V
24V 24V
3 sec.
GENERAL RESET
This function can reset all clusters and attenuators to zero.
- Disconnect the mains power.
-Keeponpressingthebutton,
- until the mains is connected again.
-Releasethebutton.
The software version is now displayed
followed by a dot.
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Note
: security code is not reset.
R
GND
+
Manual Level
Data Import
Exit
Split UHF
Stop Channel
Start Channel
Select Filter
Test
(-30 dB)
Di g i ta l
Terrestri al
UHF3UHF2
B I-II
B III
UHF1
123
4
5
6
78
9
10
UHF Clusters
Data
I-II
III
MULTI CHANNEL
PROGRAMMABLE FILTER-AMPLIFIER
Auto Level
Output
15V
IN
Ref.: 6601
24V
24V 24V
GND
Manual Level
Data Import
Exit
Split UHF
Stop Channel
Start Channel
Select Filter
Test
(-30 dB)
Di g i ta l
Terrestri al
UHF3UHF2
B I-II
B III
UHF1
123
4
5
6
78
9
10
UHF Clusters
Data
I-II
III
MULTI CHANNEL
PROGRAMMABLE FILTER-AMPLIFIER
Auto Level
Output
15V
IN
Ref.: 6601
24V
24V 24V
DC
BLOCK DIAGRAM
DC
20
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Inputs
Frequency range (MHz)
Configuration of
clusters
Gain (dB)
Attenuator (dB)
General UHF level adj. (dB)
Noise figure (dB)
Max. input level (dV)
Max. output level (dBμV)***
Selectivity
Return loss IN / OUT (dB)
Selectable remote power
24V** / 100 mA in total
Test output (dB)
Data transfert
Power supply
Operating temperature
Dimensions
BI-FM*
47-108*
-
-
-
-
35
20
-
5
80
116
>10
BIII
174-240
-
-
-
-
40
20
-
5
80
116
>10
UHF 1
470-862
2
2
2
>10
UHF 2
470-862
8
7
5
45
30
6
105
116
10 dB / 10 MHz
>10
UHF 3
470-862
0
1
3
>10
8-56 (1 to 7 channels / cluster)
-30
DSUB9 connector
230-240 V~ / 15 V DC / 30 VA
-5 to +50° C
265 x 220 x 95 mm.
-
No
No
Yes Yes Yes
+10 to -9
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
UK version ref. 6601 UK
* BII: 88 - 108 MHz
** 12 Volt remote power supply
*** -54 dB / IM3
Ref. 6601A
** 12 Volt remote power supply
20 dB input amplifier
12 345
6
7
8
9
10
OUT
BI-II*
BIII
UHF 1 UHF 2
UHF 3
U
V
Auto Level
Test
-30 dB
General
Att. 20 dB
Att.
20 dB
Att.
30 dB
* UK version = BII
DC
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