Kathrein MSK 200 User manual

Manual
Antenna measuring
system
MSK 200
Valid from software version V 3.8

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FOREWORD/IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
Dear customer,
please follow all the information given in this manual. KATHREIN-Werke KG has made every effort to
ensure the information and descriptions are correct and complete.
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changes made due to technical advancements.
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service for the meter and you will also find the latest software to download for your device.
VALIDITY OF MANUAL
This manual applies to the measuring system:
GENERAL SAFETY NOTES
The MSK 200 was developed and produced in compliance with the relevant harmonised
guidelines, standards and additional technical specifications. The product is state-of-
the-art and ensures the maximum level of safety. However, this safety level can only be
reached in practice if all of the necessary measures are taken.
Electronic equipment is not domestic waste - in accordance with directive 2002/96/EC OF
THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND THE COUNCIL dated 27th January 2003 concerning
used electrical and electronic appliances, it must be disposed of properly.
At the end of its service life, take this device for disposal at a designated public
collection point.
Spent batteries are special waste!
Do not throw spent batteries into your domestic waste; take them to a collection point for
spent batteries!
MSK 200/S2 (75 Ω) Order no. 21710024 MSK 200/S2 (50 Ω) Order no. 21710025
MSK 200/M4 (75 Ω) Order no. 21710026 MSK 200/M4 (50 Ω) Order no. 21710027
MSK 200/ME (75 Ω) Order no. 21710034 MSK 200/ME (50 Ω) Order no. 21710035
MSK 200/MT (75 Ω) Order no. 21710042 MSK 200/MT (50 Ω) Order no. 21710043
The following notes are important for operating the MSK 200 and must be observed under
all circumstances. The functions of the MSK 200 described in these operating instructions
are not available for every device version due to the different hardware versions of
the device.

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CONTENTS
FOREWORD/IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS................................................................................ 2
GENERAL SAFETY NOTES...................................................................................................... 2
CONTENTS............................................................................................................................... 3
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS........................................................................................................... 4
METER PROPERTIES/SCOPE OF SUPPLY ................................................................................ 4
SCOPE OF SUPPLY ................................................................................................................ 4
SET UP..................................................................................................................................... 5
INITIAL SET UP....................................................................................................................... 5
SETTING UP THE DEVICE....................................................................................................... 5
OPTIONS FOR SETTING UP.................................................................................................... 5
USING THE DEVICE ON THE STRAP....................................................................................... 6
BASIC INFORMATION ON OPERATION ..................................................................................... 7
THE HELP FUNCTION............................................................................................................. 7
CHANGING THE LANGUAGE FOR THE HELP FUNCTION .............................................................. 7
KEYBOARD OPERATION......................................................................................................... 7
TOUCHSCREEN OPERATION.................................................................................................. 8
OPERATION............................................................................................................................. 11
SELECTION OF THE SIGNAL SOURCE AND THE MEASUREMENT.......................................... 11
SELECTION OF THE SIGNAL SOURCE ..................................................................................... 11
SELECTION OF THE CHANNELTO BE MEASURED.................................................................... 12
SELECTION OF THE MEASUREMENT...................................................................................... 12
OVERVIEW OF FUNCTIONS.................................................................................................... 14
TECHNICAL APPENDIX........................................................................................................... 16
DESIGN................................................................................................................................ 16
FUNCTIONS.......................................................................................................................... 16
VARIANTS............................................................................................................................. 16
MAINTENANCE....................................................................................................................... 22
DEVICE CALIBRATION.......................................................................................................... 22
OUTSIDE CLEANING............................................................................................................. 22
INTERIOR CLEANING............................................................................................................ 22
FUNCTION TEST................................................................................................................... 22
REQUIRED MEASURING EQUIPMENT................................................................................... 22
STORAGE............................................................................................................................. 22
SERVICE ................................................................................................................................ 23
CUSTOMER SERVICE........................................................................................................... 23
KATHREIN CUSTOMER HOTLINE.......................................................................................... 23

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
It is imperative the safety instructions enclosed with the device are followed.
This sheet contains important information about the operation, installation location and
connection of the device. Read these instructions carefully before setting up the device.
METER PROPERTIES/SCOPE OF SUPPLY
The MSK 200 is a latest generation meter in a compact form which leaves nothing to be desired when
it comes to testing antenna and cable systems, even including professional head-ends. The device is
suitable for use in the lab and for monitoring head-ends with remote control, as well as for acceptance
measurements on antenna and distribution systems.
SCOPE OF SUPPLY
- 1 antenna measuring system MSK 200 (75 Ω)
- 1 AC power unit
- Transport case
- 1 measuring cable - BNC plug - BNC plug
- 1 adapter - 1.6/5.6 plug - BNC socket
- 1 adapter - BNC socket - F socket
- 1 adapter - BNC socket - F-type connector (m)
- 1 adapter - BNC socket - IEC connector (f)
- 1 adapter - BNC socket - IEC connector (m)
- 1 carrying strap
- 1 fuse T 8.0 A
- 1 antenna measuring system MSK 200 (50 Ω)
- 1 AC power unit
- Transport case
- 1 carrying strap
- 1 fuse T 8.0 A
MSK 200/S2 (75 Ω) Order no. 21710024 MSK 200/S2 (50 Ω) Order no. 21710025
MSK 200/M4 (75 Ω) Order no. 21710026 MSK 200/M4 (50 Ω) Order no. 21710027
MSK 200/ME (75 Ω) Order no. 21710034 MSK 200/ME (50 Ω) Order no. 21710035
MSK 200/MT (75 Ω) Order no. 21710042 MSK 200/MT (50 Ω) Order no. 21710043

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SET UP
INITIAL SET UP
Before operating the device for the first time remove the T 8.0 A fuse from the packaging and place it
in the fuse holder on the rear of the device.
The removal of this fuse prevents the device switching on unintentionally during transport.
Important!
Please remove this fuse again on renewed shipping of the device!
Now remove the AC power unit (100V...250V) supplied from the packaging and connect it to the device
and mains. The integrated lithium-ion rechargeable battery and the green light emitting diode indicate
the external supply of power. You can check the charge state of the rechargeable battery by pressing
the “Test” button.
SETTING UP THE DEVICE
When setting up the device pay attention to adequate ventilation of the device!
To avoid a build up of heat, the openings for the fan and the ventilation holes must always be clear.
Set up the device as shown in the figure.
Note!
See also “Charge state indication” and “DC supply socket” in the chapter “Interfaces”!
OPTIONS FOR SETTING UP
After fitting the fuse, the device must be operated/charged for approx. two hours on the mains. Then the
device must be operated on the battery and the battery fully discharged at least once (until the device
switches itself off). Only after complete charging and subsequent discharging of the device can the battery
charge state indication be correctly displayed by the device.

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USING THE DEVICE ON THE STRAP
When the device is used on the strap, also pay attention to adequate ventilation of
the device!
To avoid a build up of heat, the openings for the fan and the ventilation holes must always be clear.
SET UP
For right-handers
Reach with the right hand through the belt and also
slide your head through the belt!
For left-handers
Reach with the left hand through the belt and also
slide your head through the belt!
You can move the softkeys from right to left by pressing the following sequence of keys “EXTEND”,
“SETUP”, “LOOK'N FEEL”, “BAR LAYOUT”!
Important!
To prevent neck injuries, you should not hang the device around your neck, you should
follow the instructions given above.
Belt fastening
close to body
Belt fastening
away from body Belt fastening away from body
Belt fastening
close to body

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THE HELP FUNCTION
The help function for the MSK 200 is very innovative. All the help files are always available as they
have been saved in the MSK 200. To open this help, simply press the button. The related help for
the specific menu is opened.
CHANGING THE LANGUAGE FOR THE HELP FUNCTION
To change the language for the help, proceed as follows:
“SETUP” “HELP LANG” select required language
Note:
Press the following combination of buttons to open the help on the various signal sources
and possible methods of measuring:
“OPERATION”
BASIC INFORMATION ON OPERATION
KEYBOARD OPERATION
SETTINGS: SETUP, PRINT, PREFERENCES, (RF-)SETTINGS
SWITCH ON AND OFF the device and switch the device to standby. Forced shut down
of the device by pressing the button longer than 5 seconds, open the desktop
SWITCH ON/OFF the SOFT KEYS, zoom the graphic display
SOURCE SELECTION: SAT analogue, SAT digital, CATV analogue, CATV digital,
TV analogue, TV digital, FM radio,AV menu
SAVE and PRINT data as well as save and open device settings
METER SELECTION: spectrum analyser, oscilloscope, constellation analyser,
DiSEqCTM, MPEG data, picture display
Increase VOLUME
Reduce VOLUME
CHANGE PROGRAMME or CHANNEL +
CHANGE PROGRAMME or CHANNEL -

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BASIC INFORMATION ON OPERATION
TOUCHSCREEN OPERATION
Tap on the touchscreen buttons to select the
respective task.
Sources
selection
(SOURCE)
Measurement
selection
(ANALYSE)
If the “SOURCE” button is pressed, the source
selection buttons appear, which can be used to
select the signal path.
When the “ANALYSE” button is pressed, the
measurement selection buttons appear, which
can be used to select the desired measurement
or measurement process.
This type of button opens a further menu.
SECOND FUNCTION on the touch-screen
HELP

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BASIC INFORMATION ON OPERATION
This type of button leads to a selection of various
settings (e.g. selection of a channel).
This type of button enables letters and numbers
to be entered (e.g. programme name entry).
Using this button you can enter numbers
(e.g. programme number entry).
Tap on the screen to set the markers directly or
to shift them.

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BASIC INFORMATION ON OPERATION
To open the zoom window, hold your finger longer
on the marker; you can then shift it to the desired
position.
Press the “FUNCTION” button, tap on the screen
and drag the section of the image using your finger
(e.g. for the scope the delay time, for the spectrum
analyser the centre frequency).
This type of button indicates an option that is not currently available on this unit.
This type of button indicates a function that is currently active in the unit.
Tap on this type of button to switch between two operating modes (e.g. 22 KHz signal
ON/OFF).
Press this button to run a function directly, e.g. here to print out the contents of the screen.

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OPERATION
SELECTION OF THE SIGNAL SOURCE AND THE MEASUREMENT
The most important buttons on the MSK 200 are the and the button.
After pressing the button the source, that is the channel to be measured, can be defined. After
pressing the button the required measurement can be selected and made. On the MSK 200's
display the ANALYSE menu is always at the edge of the screen, the SOURCE menu beside it.
The two are to be considered and operated as independent of each other.
SELECTION OF THE SIGNAL SOURCE
By pressing the hard key you can open the selection of the signal source.
The following sources can be selected:
Digital cable TV
Digital satellite TV
Digital terrestrial TV
Analogue cable TV
Analogue satellite TV
Analogue terrestrial TV
Analogue radio (FM)
Audio/video or transport stream input
Note: Not all signal sources can be selected for each measurement. For this reason, it is
recommended to open the spectrum analyser prior to changing the source (see chapter
“Selection of the measurement”).
Provided you have already selected a source, the related help file is opened by pressing
the button.

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OPERATION
SELECTION OF THE CHANNEL TO BE MEASURED
Now the required measuring channel can be selected:
In principle there are various ways you can select the channel
1. Selection of a programme using the programme names
1.1. Select the required channel table using the “Chan.Tab” button.
1.2. The required programme name can be entered in the “Prog.Name” field (here the programme
name is automatically completed).
2. Selection of the programme via the channel number
2.1. Select the required channel table using the “Chan.Tab” button.
2.2. The number for the required programme position can be entered using “Prog.Number”.
3. Selection of a programme using the channel
3.1. Select the required channel table using the “Chan.Tab” button.
3.2. The required channel can be selected in the “Channel” selection.
4. Selection of a programme using the frequency
4.1 Select the required channel table using the “Chan.Tab” button.
4.2 The required frequency is entered in the “Frequency” field.
4.3 The frequency entry is automatically corrected to the correct video carrier frequency or channel
mid-frequency. You can fine tune the frequency using the “<” and “>” buttons.
If the “Couple Chan” function on the “EXTEND” menu is set to “TO STAND.”, all further settings
(Standard, Mapping, Symbol Rate etc.) are made automatically.
If you want to set these parameters individually, you must set the “Couple Chan” function on the
“EXTEND” menu to “NOT COUP.”.
SELECTION OF THE MEASUREMENT
To make a measurement after completing the setting of the channel, the related measuring instrument
can be opened using the hard key and subsequent selection via the onscreen menu.
The following measurements and measuring instruments can be selected:
Sub-menu for settings DiSEqCTM, SCIF, etc.
Spectrum analyser
Constellation analyser
Pulse / reflection measurement (only for DVB-T)
Read MPEG stream, MPEG monitor
Storage oscilloscope
Summary measurement, simultaneous measurement of RF level, S/N, MER, BER, HUM and
video voltage
TV picture, videotext
Setting for the various outputs (ASI, TS parallel, video)

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OPERATION
You will also find information on the different measuring methods in the onboard help. In the normal
case, optimum parameter presettings are saved in the MSK 200 for each measurement. However,
you can also make many settings to suit the related measurement. These are displayed on the
related menu.
Additional settings can be opened for some measuring procedures:
• SPECTRUM: MARKER or SETTING
• CONST.: IMPULS or CARRIER SEL (only for “DIG TER.”) MER via carrier
• SCOPE: TRIGGER, MARKER

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OVERVIEW OF FUNCTIONS
Mains External AC power unit 100...240 V
Battery Internal Li-ion rechargeable battery 12 V/6.5 Ah
External battery supply Vehicle 11 V...16 VDC
Keypad 12 hard keys On/Off, Help, Prog.+, Prog.-,
Analyze, Source,
OSD/Off, Vol.+, Vol.-, Copy,
Function, Extend
External keyboard ASCII keyboard (PS2) For the entry of ASCII characters
Touch Infrared touch Intuitive operation and
ASCI character entry
Ethernet
Analogue video TV-CATV TV terrestrial Satellite SCART/video
Digital video
free-to-air DVB-C J83 B DVB-T DVB-T2
ATSC
DVB-S
DVB-S2 TS parallel/ASI
Digital video
encrypted DVB-C J83 B
CI/CA
DVB-T
DVB-T2
ATSC
CI/CA
DVB-S
DVB-S2
CI/CA
TS parallel/ASI
CI/CA
DISPLAY Position Green signal Red signal
Operation/stand-by Front
(via ON/OFF button) With mains or ext. DC operation Rechargeable battery operation
LNB supply Front
(via EXTEND button) Power supply is switched on,
flashing on overload,
greater than 0.6 A
External power is
applied
Note!
You can change to the stand-by mode by briefly pressing the ON/OFF button and
then selecting the “Suspend-Mode” or by closing the display cover!
DISPLAY Position Green signal Yellow signals
Rechargeable battery
charge state Rear of device Green = Charging 5 x 20 % each = Charge state
OPERATION
OPERATION
REMOTE CONTROL
PICTURE DISPLAY
SIGNALLING

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OVERVIEW OF FUNCTIONS
TV (CATV/terrestrial) 5...900 MHz
Satellite 900....3100 MHz
Digital terrestrial 5...3080 MHz
FM 87.5...108 MHz
Spectrum analysis 5...3100 MHz
Digital
CATV J83 A/C (DVB-C) 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 QAM J83 B 64 QAM DOCSIS 64, 256 QAM
Analogue
CATV PAL, NICAM B/G, I, D/K, L/L´, M/N NTSC, NICAM B/G, I, D/K, L/L´, M/N SECAM, NICAM B/G, I, D/K, L/L´, M/N
Digital
Terrestrial COFDM (DVB-T) 2k, 8k; 4, 16, 64 QAM; 6, 7, 8 MHz ATSC 8 VSB
DVB-T2
4, 16, 64, 256 QAM;
5, 6, 7, 8 MHz
Analogue
Terrestrial PAL, NICAM B/G, I, D/K, L/L´, M/N NTSC, NICAM B/G, I, D/K, L/L´, M/N SECAM, NICAM B/G, I, D/K, L/L´, M/N
Digital
Satellite DVB-S(2), QPSK, 8PSK
Analogue
Satellite PAL NTSC SECAM
Radio FM
Spectrum
analyser Level measurement, video- audio carrier, level of digital
signals, C/N
Frequency measurement,
frequency spacing
Constellation
analyser Constellation, 4, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 QAM,
COFDM
MER, BER,
frequency offset Echo display MER via carrier
(DVB-T)
NICAM-BER BER measurement with analogue TV demodulation
Storage
oscilloscope Audio, amplitude, swing, frequency Video, line store, amplitude, S/N weighted,
S/N not weighted
DiSEqCTM, oscillation/
settling, 22 kHz carrier,
modulation
MPEG monitor
with MPEG-2/-4 SID, PMT, PCR, programme name, service type, programme status, CA info, elementary current, video/audio
DiSEqC monitor DiSEqCTM2.0
transmitter and receiver UFO®micro-DiSEqCTM
LNB multimeter Voltages
0...30 V DC Current 0...600 mA DC Remote feed current and voltage
RECEPTION RANGES
DEMODULATION
POSSIBLE MEASURING METHODS
MEASURED VALUE MEMORY
Internal memory Data logging
Printer

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TECHNICAL APPENDIX
DESIGN
• Handy portable signal meter
• High resolution 10.4" TFT colour display for display of analogue and digital TV picture signals and
for display of graphics
• Digital video and audio display in MPEG-2 and MPEG-4
• Backlighting - as a result display is also easy to see in bright sunlight (typ. 600 cd/m2)
• Easy to operate using 12 hard keys and infra-red touch screen for menu navigation
• The touch screen controls can be displayed as required for left and right-handers
• Alphanumeric keypad screen for entering text and numbers
• Adjustable carrying strap on the device
FUNCTIONS
• MER measurement for all digital modulation types
• BER measurement
• Spectrum analyser with freely selectable start and stop frequencies as well as entry of centre
frequency and span
• Simultaneous spectrum and picture analysis
• Storage oscilloscope
• Constellation analyser for all DVB standards
• MPEG-2, MPEG-4*) and analogue TV monitor
• Demodulation of analogue signals: AM (CATV, terr.), FM (Sat, radio)
• Demodulation of digital signals: DVB-C, DVB-T, DVB-T2, DVB-S and DVB-S2
• Demodulation of digital USA standards (J83B, DOCSIS, ATSC)
• Video measurement options for video amplitude with line selection, S/N measurement and hum
measurement
• Videotext decoder
• S/N measurement: typ. 57 dB
• Display of SID, PMT-PID, PCR-PID, CA info, elementary current PID, service type, (NIT in preparation)
• Transmitter selection for DVB-C, DVB-S, DVB-T and analogue via frequency input, channel input and
user lists
• Can be remotely controlled (together with MZS 200; not included in the scope of delivery)
• PC user interface integrated for data processing and office tasks
• Measured value detection
• Return path measurements
• Result magnitude indication with indication of the numerical value
• Measurement units: dBμV, dBm
*) Only on devices with MPEG-4 option (MSK 200/M4, MSK 200/ME and MSK 200/MT)
VARIANTS
• MSK 200/S2 - 21710024 (75 Ohm) or 21710025 (50 Ohm):
functionality as described above
• MSK 200/M4 - 21710026 (75 Ohm) or 21710027 (50 Ohm):
same as MSK 200/S2; plus MPEG-4 decoder for the display of HD pictures and HDMI interface
• MSK 200/ME - 21710034 (75 Ohm) or 21710035 (50 Ohm):
same as MSK 200/M4; plus external reference option for the improvement of the oscillator accuracy
incl. BNC socket for the connection of the external reference oscillators
• MSK 200/MT - 21710042 (75 Ohm) or 21710043 (50 Ohm):
same as MSK 200/ME; plus DVB-T2 demodulator

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Type MSK 200/S2 MSK 200/M4 MSK 200/ME MSK 200/MT
Part no. 21710024 (75 Ω)
21710025 (50 Ω)21710026 (75 Ω) 21710027 (50 Ω)21710034 (75 Ω) 21710035 (50 Ω)21710042 (75 Ω) 21710043 (50 Ω)
Spectrum analyser
Frequency range MHz 5-3100
Resolution bandwidth (-3 dB) kHz
MHz 1, 3, 10, 30, 100, 300 1, 3
Resolution bandwidth (-6 dB) kHz 9, 25, 50, 120, 200
Video bandwidths MHz 0.00001-3
Phase noise at 10-kHz carrier spacing dBc < -90 (1 Hz), typ. -95 (1 Hz)
Phase noise at 100-kHz carrier spacing dBc <-100 (1 dB), typ. -110 (1 Hz)
Dynamic (RBW: 100 kHz) dB Type 70
Level measuring range dBμV 30-130 / -128 (50 Ohm)
Total input power max. W 0.5
Measurement accuracy dB < 1.5
Measurement detector dB Max peak, min peak, auto peak, sample, RMS
Return loss (5-dB pre-attenuation) dB > 16 (VSWR: 1.35)
Refresh rate Pic./s Max. 10
Reference level dBμV 30-130
Display range dB 100, 70, 50, 30, 20, 10
Screen resolution Pixels Max. 800 x 600/nominal 501 x 401
FM radio receiver
Frequency range MHz 87.5-108
Channel bandwidth kHz 300
De-emphasis μs 50/75
Analogue TV receiver
Frequency range MHz 10-895
Standards B/G, I, D/K, L/L´, M/N
Colour standards PAL, SECAM, NTSC
Audio standards IRT-A2, NICAM, BTSC, EIA-J
Nicam bit error rate 1.0E-9...1.5E-2
Channel bandwidth MHz 6/7/8
Frequency increment kHz 50
Video IF bandwidth According to standard
Audio IF bandwidth According to standard
Audio de-emphasis μs 50/75
Video output voltage/impedance Vpp/Ohm 1/75 ± 1 dB
Hum measurement (suppression) dB > 50
S/N measurement (evaluated according to
CCIR Rec. 567) dB > 55/typ. 57
TECHNICAL APPENDIX

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TECHNICAL APPENDIX
Type MSK 200/S2 MSK 200/M4 MSK 200/ME MSK 200/MT
Part no. 21710024 (75 Ω)
21710025 (50 Ω)21710026 (75 Ω) 21710027 (50 Ω)21710034 (75 Ω) 21710035 (50 Ω)21710042 (75 Ω) 21710043 (50 Ω)
Analogue satellite receiver
Frequency range MHz 920-3080
Standard FM according to CCIR Rec. 405
Colour standards PAL, SECAM, NTSC
Audio standards μs De-emphasis: 50 μs/Panda-Wegener: 75
Frequency increment kHz 200
Video IF bandwidth MHz 27/36
Audio IF bandwidth kHz 130/380
Video output voltage/impedance Vpp/Ohm 1/75 ± 3 dB
Hum measurement (suppression) dB > 50
S/N measurement (evaluated according to
CCIR Rec. 567) dB > 55/typ. 60
Analogue input
Composite colour/video input voltage Vpp/Ohm 1/75
S/N measurement (evaluated according to
CCIR Rec. 567) dB Typ. up to 80
Digital CATV receiver (J83 A, B, C)
Frequency range MHz 10-895
Modulation process 16 QAM, 32 QAM, 64 QAM, 128 QAM, 256 QAM
Symbol rates MSymb/s 0.5-6.999
Frequency increment kHz 50
Video output voltage/impedance Vpp/Ohm 1/75 ± 1 dB
IF bandwidths MHz 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12
MER measurement dB Type 44
BER E-2...E-9
Channel bandwidths MHz 6/7/8
Digital terrestrial TV reception (DVB-T, ATSC)
Frequency range MHz 10-3075
Modulation process 4QAM, 16 QAM, 64 QAM, 8 VSB, for MSK 200/MT plus 16 VSB
Symbol rate According to standard
Frequency increment kHz 50
Video output voltage/impedance Vpp/Ohm 1/75 ± 1 dB
IF bandwidths MHz 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12
MER measurement dB Type 40
BER (before Reed-Solomon) 1E-2...1E-9
Guard intervall 1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4
FFT parameters 2k/8k
Digital terrestrial TV reception (DVB-T2)
Frequency range MHz 10-3075
Modulation process 4QAM, 16 QAM,
64 QAM, 256
QAM

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TECHNICAL APPENDIX
Type MSK 200/S2 MSK 200/M4 MSK 200/ME MSK 200/MT
Part no. 21710024 (75 Ω)
21710025 (50 Ω)21710026 (75 Ω) 21710027 (50 Ω)21710034 (75 Ω) 21710035 (50 Ω)21710042 (75 Ω) 21710043 (50 Ω)
Frequency increment kHz 50
MER measurement dB typ. 40
BER (before Reed-Solomon) 1E-1...1E-9
Guard intervall 1/128, 1/32, 1/16,
19/256, 1/8,
19/128, 1/4
FFT parameters 1k, 2k, 4k, 8k,
16k, 32k
Digital satellite receiver DVB-S(2)
Frequency range MHz 920-3080
Modulation process QPSK, 8PSK
Symbol rates MSymb/s
(DVB-S)
(DVB-S2) 2-45 2-30
Frequency increment kHz 200
IF bandwidths MHz 8, 18, 27, 36, 54
Video output voltage/impedance Vpp/Ohm 1/75 ± 1 dB
MER measurement dB Type 20
BER DVB-S:
1E-2...1E-9
DVB-S2:
1E-1...1E-9
SNR dB > 14
CNR dB max. 20
CodeRate (FEC) DVB-S QPSK 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
CodeRate (FEC) DVB-S2 QPSK
8PSK 1/2, 3/5, 2/3, 3/4, 4/5, 5/6, 8/9, 9/10 3/5, 2/3, 3/4, 4/5, 5/6, 8/9, 9/10
Constellation analysis
DVB-C 16 QAM, 32 QAM, 64 QAM, 128 QAM, 256 QAM
DVB-T 4 QAM, 16 QAM, 64 QAM
DVB-T2 4 QAM, 16 QAM,
64 QAM,
256 QAM
DVB-T individual carrier selection 2k system
8k system 0-1704
0-6816
DVB-T2 1k system
2k system
4k system
8k system
16k system
32k system
0...852
0...1702
0...3408
0...6816
0...13632
0...27264
DVB-S(2) QPSK, 8PSK
ATSC 8 VSB, 16 VSB
Storage oscilloscope
Resolution Bit 12
Scanning rate MHz 27 / 54
Memory depth Picture 1

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TECHNICAL APPENDIX
Type MSK 200/S2 MSK 200/M4 MSK 200/ME MSK 200/MT
Part no. 21710024 (75 Ω)
21710025 (50 Ω)21710026 (75 Ω) 21710027 (50 Ω)21710034 (75 Ω) 21710035 (50 Ω)21710042 (75 Ω) 21710043 (50 Ω)
Frequency accuracy
TCXO ppm +/- 4
OCXO ppm +/- 0.1
Remote feeding
Switching voltage/max. current V/mA 5-20/600
Control signals kHz 22, tone burst, DiSEqCTM2.0
Power supply
Mains (power supply unit) V/Hz/W 100-265/50-400/85
Lithium/ion rechargeable battery V/Ah 11.1/6.45
Operating time with rechargeable
battery
(depending on operating mode)
h 1-3
DC external V 10.8-16.0
Connections
RF input standard (impedance) Ohm 1.6/5.6 (75 Ohm) adapter to BNC pre-assembled,
N socket (50 Ohm)
DC input voltage V max. 100
Composite colour input/output/RGB
output Scart socket
Video input/output 2 x BNC socket
Transport stream input/output 2 x Sub D socket (25-pin)
ASI input/output 2 x BNC socket
MPEG-4 (HDTV) output HDMI
Common Interface/card reader 1/1
PCMCIA insert 1
Module interface Sub D socket (25-pin) 10baseT
Network connector 1 x Ethernet
USB port 2 x type B
External keyboard PS-2
External mouse USB
Printer connection IR/USB
Headphone connector mm Stereo jack 3.5
Modem interface (serial) RS 232/mini DIN, 9-pin (socket)
External reference BNC socket
DC supply 11-16 V XLR socket
General Information
Monitor 10.4"; TFT; 800 x 600 pixels with backlighting
Touch screen Infra-red
Temperature range °C +5 to +45
Dimensions (W x H x D) mm 374 x 294 x 124
Weight kg Approx. 8