Hides HV-100E User manual

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HV-100E/HV-200E DVB-T Transmitter
Quick Installation Guide
PACKAGE CONTENTS2
BACK PANEL VIEW2
FRONT PANEL VIEW2
CONNECT THE VIDEO SOURCE3
POWER AND RF-OUT4
SWITCH CHANNEL5
CONNECT TO A RECEIVER5
SCAN CHANNEL6
APPENDIX A: CHANNEL FREQUENCY AND BANDWIDTH7
A.1: CHANNEL FREQUENCY TABLE: 7/8MHZ BANDWIDTH8
A.2: CHANNEL FREQUENCY TABLE: 6MHZ BANDWIDTH11
A.3: CHANNEL FREQUENCY TABLE: 7MHZ BANDWIDTH14
A.4: CHANNEL FREQUENCY TABLE: 8MHZ BANDWIDTH17
APPENDIX B: CONFIGURE WITH WINDOWS PC/NB20
CONFIGUREDATABITRATEPROPERLY23
APPENDIX C: CONFIGURE WITH ANDROID TABLET25
APPENDIX D: NETWORK VIDEO STREAMING SUPPORT25
APPENDIX E: UPDATE FIRMWARE WITH SD CARD26
APPENDIX F: JUMPER/LED/CONNECTOR31

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APPENDIX G: RF-OUTPUT FILTER DESIGN32
Package Contents
HV-100 or HV-200
12 V DC adaptor
Software CD for configuration by PC/NB
USB cable for configuration by PC/NB
Back Panel View
Front Panel View
DTV RF output
(Coax. or Antenna)
CVBS video-in and audio-in
USB Configuration Port
12 V DC-in
1.5A
DTV RF output
(Twisted pairs,
for HV-100 only)
HDMI-out
(Loop-thru) HDMI-in (Video & Audio)
Power Video-in Channel Number
Cancel OK
CH+ CH-
Ethernet

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Connect the video source
By default, the video input port is auto-detected.
If the video source is HDMI, connect it the HDMI-in port. HV-100/HV-200 supports an HDMI
loop-thru port for second HDMI display device
Note:
1. Please refer to HV-100E&100J_SPEC.PDF or HV-200E&200J_SPEC.PDF for the HDMI
video resolutions and frame rates supported by HV-100/HV-200.
2. HDMI PCM audio-in supports up to stereo 96KHz, 24bits.
If the video source is CVBS AV-in, connect it the RCAAV-in jacks.
If both HDM and CVBS AV-in are present, HDMI port will be selected in higher priority.
Note: If the video input port is set to “Auto” mode (default), CVBS AV-in video signal should
be present, before HV-100/HV-200 is powered on. CVBS AV-in video signal is checked only
once when system power is on in “Auto” mode.
You may configure the video input port to Compsite (CVBS) with Windows or Android tool
(refer to Appendix B & C), so CVBS AV-in port will be checked repeatedly after power on and
users may apply video signal anytime.
HDMI display
Monitor (Optional)

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Power and RF-out
1. Connect 12 V DC adaptor (valid DC power range from 9V~24 V)
2. Connect the RF from the F-connector to an antenna or a coaxial cable (to TV’s or STB’s)
The left-upper LED will be lighted if power is on and system starts to boot. If the bootloader failed to run,
the LED will be off even power is applied.
After power on for 20-25 seconds, the front panel will show the status.
The left-lower LED will be lighted if video input (either CVBS or HDMI ) is present and detected.
The 7-seg LED’s show current RF output TV channel number.
Basically, the channel number is consistent to the channel numbering rule of TV/STB receivers. Refer to
appendix for the channel frequency mapping.
If the channel number is 0, the channel frequency and bandwidth is set by PC/NB configuration tool via
USB port.

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Switch Channel
1. The buttons in the front panel can be used to switch TV RF output channel.
2. The new channel setting will not take effect until “OK” button is pressed. Pressing “Cancel”
button will abort and return to the original channel setting.
Basically, the channel number is consistent to the channel numbering rule of TV/STB receivers. Refer to
appendix for the channel frequency mapping.
Connect to a receiver
1. Connect a coaxial cable (or an antenna) from the video output to a DVB-T receiver, either
DVB-T TV, DVB-T STB or DVB-T USB receiver dongle.
2. By default, the output RF power of HV-100/HV-200 is about -3 dBm (105 dBuV) typically, and if
the coaxial cable is shorter than 50 M, the power might be too high for some receivers. In such
a case, please add an attenuator in the receiver RF input connector to decrease the RF-in
power.
Trick: A TV splitter can also be used as an attenuator. A 2-way splitter attenuates about 4 dB
while a 4-way splitter attenuates about 8 dB.
Attenuator

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Scan Channel
You should do channel scan before receiving and watching the transmitted program.

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Appendix A: Channel Frequency and Bandwidth
When configure the channel number by the front panel buttons, the channel bandwidth is determined by the
on-board jumper (SW6) settings.
SW6 Settings
(SW6-2, SW6-1)
Bandwidth Country/Area Default
(Open, Open) 7+8 MHz
VHF:7 MHz
UHF:8 MHz
Europe
(Open, Short) 6MHz Taiwan
(Short, Short) 8 MHz
(Short, Open) 7MHz Australia
The channel frequency mappings are different for various bandwidths. Refer to the table below.
Note: When setting non-standard TV channels for 2/3/4 MHz bandwidth or 1.2G band, it should be
configured with PC/NB/Android software. By setting channel number to 0, the bandwidth and
frequency can be input manually. Refer toAppendix B & C for further details.

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A.1: Channel Frequency Table: 7/8MHz Bandwidth
DIP Switch
Settings (0-99)
Channel ID
Band Center Frequency
[MHz]
BW
[MHz]
0 Configured by SW 7
1 Special (VHF low band) 142.5 7
2 Special (VHF low band) 149.5 7
3 Special (VHF low band) 156.5 7
4 Special (VHF low band) 163.5 7
5 VHF III 177.5 7
6 VHF III 184.5 7
7 VHF III 191.5 7
8 VHF III 198.5 7
9 VHF III 205.5 7
10 VHF III 212.5 7
11 VHF III 219.5 7
12 VHF III 226.5 7
13 Special (UHF hyper band) 410 8
14 Special (UHF hyper band) 418 8
15 Special (UHF hyper band) 426 8
16 Special (UHF hyper band) 434 8
17 Special (UHF hyper band) 442 8
18 Special (UHF hyper band) 450 8
19 Special (UHF hyper band) 458 8
20 Special (UHF hyper band) 466 8
21 UHF IV 474 8
22 UHF IV 482 8
23 UHF IV 490 8
24 UHF IV 498 8
25 UHF IV 506 8
26 UHF IV 514 8
27 UHF IV 522 8
28 UHF IV 530 8

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29 UHF IV 538 8
30 UHF IV 546 8
31 UHF IV 554 8
32 UHF IV 562 8
33 UHF IV 570 8
34 UHF IV 578 8
35 UHF IV 586 8
36 UHF IV 594 8
37 UHF IV 602 8
38 UHF V 610 8
39 UHF V 618 8
40 UHF V 626 8
41 UHF V 634 8
42 UHF V 642 8
43 UHF V 650 8
44 UHF V 658 8
45 UHF V 666 8
46 UHF V 674 8
47 UHF V 682 8
48 UHF V 690 8
49 UHF V 698 8
50 UHF V 706 8
51 UHF V 714 8
52 UHF V 722 8
53 UHF V 730 8
54 UHF V 738 8
55 UHF V 746 8
56 UHF V 754 8
57 UHF V 762 8
58 UHF V 770 8
59 UHF V 778 8
60 UHF V 786 8
61 UHF V 794 8
62 UHF V 802 8
63 UHF V 810 8
64 UHF V 818 8
65 UHF V 826 8

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66 UHF V 834 8
67 UHF V 842 8
68 UHF V 850 8
69 UHF V 858 8
70 UHF V 866 8
71 UHF V 874 8
72 UHF V 882 8
73 UHF V 890 8
74 UHF V 898 8
75 UHF V 906 8
76 UHF V 915 8
77 UHF V 924 8
78 UHF V 930 8
79 UHF V 938 8
80 DATV 436 2
81 DATV 436 3
82 DATV 1265 2
83 DATV 1265 3
84 DATV 1265 8
85 DATV 1280 4
86 DATV 1280 8
87 DATV 2334 3
88 DATV 2350 3
89 DATV 2360 4
90 DATV 2380 3
91 DATV 2385 8
92 DATV 2395 2
93 DATV 2395 4
94 DATV 2395 8
95 DATV 2402 3
96 DATV 2406 8
97 DATV 2420 6
98 DATV 2443 6
99(0x99) UHF IV 474 8

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A.2: Channel Frequency Table: 6MHz Bandwidth
DIP Switch
Settings (0-99)
Channel ID
Band Center Frequency
[MHz]
BW
[MHz]
0 Configured by SW 6
1 Special (VHF low band) 141 6
2 Special (VHF low band) 147 6
3 Special (VHF low band) 153 6
4 Special (VHF low band) 159 6
5 Special (VHF low band) 165 6
6 Special (VHF low band) 171 6
7 VHF III 177 6
8 VHF III 183 6
9 VHF III 189 6
10 VHF III 195 6
11 VHF III 201 6
12 VHF III 207 6
13 VHF III 213 6
14 UHF IV 473 6
15 UHF IV 479 6
16 UHF IV 485 6
17 UHF IV 491 6
18 UHF IV 497 6
19 UHF IV 503 6
20 UHF IV 509 6
21 UHF IV 515 6
22 UHF IV 521 6
23 UHF IV 527 6
24 UHF IV 533 6
25 UHF IV 539 6
26 UHF IV 545 6
27 UHF IV 551 6

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28 UHF IV 557 6
29 UHF IV 563 6
30 UHF IV 569 6
31 UHF IV 575 6
32 UHF IV 581 6
33 UHF IV 587 6
34 UHF IV 593 6
35 UHF IV 599 6
36 UHF V 605 6
37 UHF V 611 6
38 UHF V 617 6
39 UHF V 623 6
40 UHF V 629 6
41 UHF V 635 6
42 UHF V 641 6
43 UHF V 647 6
44 UHF V 653 6
45 UHF V 659 6
46 UHF V 665 6
47 UHF V 671 6
48 UHF V 677 6
49 UHF V 683 6
50 UHF V 689 6
51 UHF V 695 6
52 UHF V 701 6
53 UHF V 707 6
54 UHF V 713 6
55 UHF V 719 6
56 UHF V 725 6
57 UHF V 731 6
58 UHF V 737 6
59 UHF V 743 6
60 UHF V 749 6
61 UHF V 755 6
62 UHF V 761 6
63 UHF V 767 6
64 UHF V 773 6

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65 UHF V 779 6
66 UHF V 785 6
67 UHF V 791 6
68 UHF V 797 6
69 UHF V 803 6
70 Special (VHF high band) 219 6
71 Special (VHF high band) 225 6
72 Special (VHF high band) 231 6
73 Special (VHF high band) 237 6
74 Special (VHF high band) 243 6
75 Special (VHF high band) 249 6
76 Special (VHF high band) 255 6
77 Special (VHF high band) 261 6
78 Special (VHF high band) 267 6
79 Special (VHF high band) 273 6
80 Special (VHF high band) 279 6
81 Special (VHF high band) 285 6
82 Special (VHF high band) 291 6
83 Special (VHF high band) 297 6
84 UHF V 893 6
85 UHF V 899 6
86 UHF V 905.5 6
87 UHF V 911.5 6
88 UHF V 918.5 6
89 UHF V 925 6
90 Special (UHF hyper band) 305 6
91 Special (UHF hyper band) 311 6
92 Special (UHF hyper band) 317 6
93 Special (UHF hyper band) 407 6
94 Special (UHF hyper band) 419 6
95 Special (UHF hyper band) 431 6
96 Special (UHF hyper band) 443 6
97 Special (UHF hyper band) 455 6
98 Special (UHF hyper band) 467 6
99(0x99) UHF IV 473 6

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A.3: Channel Frequency Table: 7MHz Bandwidth
DIP Switch
Settings (0-99)
Channel ID
Band Center Frequency
[MHz]
BW
[MHz]
0 Configured by SW 7
1 Special (VHF low band) 142.5 7
2 Special (VHF low band) 149.5 7
3 Special (VHF low band) 156.5 7
4 Special (VHF low band) 163.5 7
5 VHF III 177.5 7
6 VHF III 184.5 7
7 VHF III 191.5 7
8 VHF III 198.5 7
9 VHF III 205.5 7
10 VHF III 212.5 7
11 VHF III 219.5 7
12 VHF III 226.5 7
13 Special (UHF hyper band) 410.5 7
14 Special (UHF hyper band) 417.5 7
15 Special (UHF hyper band) 424.5 7
16 Special (UHF hyper band) 431.5 7
17 Special (UHF hyper band) 438.5 7
18 Special (UHF hyper band) 445.5 7
19 Special (UHF hyper band) 452.5 7
20 UHF IV (non-broadcast) 473.5 7
21 UHF IV (non-broadcast) 480.5 7
22 UHF IV (non-broadcast) 487.5 7
23 UHF IV (non-broadcast) 494.5 7
24 UHF IV (non-broadcast) 501.5 7
25 UHF IV (non-broadcast) 508.5 7
26 UHF IV (non-broadcast) 515.5 7
27 UHF IV (non-broadcast) 522.5 7
28 UHF IV 529.5 7

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29 UHF IV 536.5 7
30 UHF IV 543.5 7
31 UHF IV 550.5 7
32 UHF IV 557.5 7
33 UHF IV 564.5 7
34 UHF IV 571.5 7
35 UHF IV 578.5 7
36 UHF V 585.5 7
37 UHF V 592.5 7
38 UHF V 599.5 7
39 UHF V 606.5 7
40 UHF V 613.5 7
41 UHF V 620.5 7
42 UHF V 627.5 7
43 UHF V 634.5 7
44 UHF V 641.5 7
45 UHF V 648.5 7
46 UHF V 655.5 7
47 UHF V 662.5 7
48 UHF V 669.5 7
49 UHF V 676.5 7
50 UHF V 683.5 7
51 UHF V 690.5 7
52 UHF V 697.5 7
53 UHF V 704.5 7
54 UHF V 711.5 7
55 UHF V 718.5 7
56 UHF V 725.5 7
57 UHF V 732.5 7
58 UHF V 739.5 7
59 UHF V 746.5 7
60 UHF V 753.5 7
61 UHF V 760.5 7
62 UHF V 767.5 7
63 UHF V 774.5 7
64 UHF V 781.5 7
65 UHF V 788.5 7

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66 UHF V 795.5 7
67 UHF V 802.5 7
68 UHF V 809.5 7
69 UHF V 816.5 7
70 UHF V(non-broadcast) 823.5 7
71 UHF V(non-broadcast) 830.5 7
72 UHF V(non-broadcast) 837.5 7
73 UHF V(non-broadcast) 844.5 7
74 UHF V(non-broadcast) 851.5 7
75 UHF V(non-broadcast) 858.5 7
76 UHF V 865.5 7
77 UHF V 872.5 7
78 UHF V 879.5 7
79 UHF V 886.5 7
80 UHF V 893.5 7
81 UHF V 900.5 7
82 UHF V 905.5 7
83 UHF V 915 7
84 UHF V 924.5 7
85 UHF V 928.5 7
86 UHF V 935.5 7
87 UHF V 942.5 7
88 UHF V 949.5 7
89 user defined 7
90 user defined 7
91 user defined 7
92 user defined 7
93 user defined 7
94 user defined 7
95 user defined 7
96 Special (UHF hyper band) 459.5 7
97 Special (UHF hyper band) 466.5 7
98 Special (VHF low band) 170.5 7
99(0x99) UHF IV 529.5 7

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A.4: Channel Frequency Table: 8MHz Bandwidth
DIP Switch
Settings (0-99)
Channel ID
Band Center Frequency
[MHz]
BW
[MHz]
0 Configured by SW 8
1 Special (VHF low band) 138.75 8
2 Special (VHF low band) 146.75 8
3 Special (VHF low band) 154.75 8
4 Special (VHF low band) 162.75 8
5 Special (VHF low band) 170.75 8
6 VHF III 178.75 8
7 VHF III 186.75 8
8 VHF III 194.75 8
9 VHF III 202.75 8
10 VHF III 210.75 8
11 VHF III 218.75 8
12 VHF III 226.75 8
13 Special (UHF hyper band) 410 8
14 Special (UHF hyper band) 418 8
15 Special (UHF hyper band) 426 8
16 Special (UHF hyper band) 434 8
17 Special (UHF hyper band) 442 8
18 Special (UHF hyper band) 450 8
19 Special (UHF hyper band) 458 8
20 Special (UHF hyper band) 466 8
21 UHF IV 474 8
22 UHF IV 482 8
23 UHF IV 490 8
24 UHF IV 498 8
25 UHF IV 506 8
26 UHF IV 514 8
27 UHF IV 522 8
28 UHF IV 530 8

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29 UHF IV 538 8
30 UHF IV 546 8
31 UHF IV 554 8
32 UHF IV 562 8
33 UHF IV 570 8
34 UHF IV 578 8
35 UHF IV 586 8
36 UHF IV 594 8
37 UHF IV 602 8
38 UHF V 610 8
39 UHF V 618 8
40 UHF V 626 8
41 UHF V 634 8
42 UHF V 642 8
43 UHF V 650 8
44 UHF V 658 8
45 UHF V 666 8
46 UHF V 674 8
47 UHF V 682 8
48 UHF V 690 8
49 UHF V 698 8
50 UHF V 706 8
51 UHF V 714 8
52 UHF V 722 8
53 UHF V 730 8
54 UHF V 738 8
55 UHF V 746 8
56 UHF V 754 8
57 UHF V 762 8
58 UHF V 770 8
59 UHF V 778 8
60 UHF V 786 8
61 UHF V 794 8
62 UHF V 802 8
63 UHF V 810 8
64 UHF V 818 8
65 UHF V 826 8

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66 UHF V 834 8
67 UHF V 842 8
68 UHF V 850 8
69 UHF V 858 8
70 UHF V 866 8
71 UHF V 874 8
72 UHF V 882 8
73 UHF V 890 8
74 UHF V 898 8
75 UHF V 906 8
76 UHF V 915 8
77 UHF V 924 8
78 UHF V 930 8
79 UHF V 938 8
80 UHF V 946 8
81 user defined
82 user defined
83 user defined
84 user defined
85 user defined
86 user defined
87 user defined
88 user defined
89 user defined
90 user defined
91 user defined
92 user defined
93 user defined
94 user defined
95 user defined
96 user defined
97 user defined
98 user defined
99(0x99) UHF IV 474 8

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Appendix B: Configure with Windows PC/NB
AWindows tool is included for advanced HV-100/HV-200 configurations with PC or Notebook.
When HV-100/HV-200 is ON, connect HV-100/HV-200 to a Windows PC or Notebook with a USB cable.
On most Windows platforms, the driver will be installed with in-box driver automatically.
However, if Windows prompts to install driver for the new device, please run
“PL2303_Prolific_DriverInstaller_v1.7.0.exe”, which can be found in the folder “\HV-100/HV-200 CD
v0.9\PL2303_Prolific_DriverInstaller_v1.7.0” on CD.
If the device driver is installed well, there will be a new Com Port device, shown in Windows Device
Manager.
The com port assignment may vary depending on the PC configurations. In the following example, COM5 is
assigned.