Satlink ST-8802 Guide

ST-8802
32-Channel Digital TV Channel Filtering Optimizer/Encoder
Start Guide
v1.1
August, 2021 [email protected]

Introduction
■ Digital TV Channel Filter Captures up to 32 Terrestrial or Cable TV
Channels to Deliver Multiplexed TV Signals over Coax Network
ST-8802 Digital TV Channel Filter provides a solution to compose up to 32 TV channels from aerial or
cable TV source to deliver amplified TV signal.
■Programmable Terrestrial TV and Cable TV channel filter, combiner, converter, equalizer and
amplifier
■Capture and compose 32 TV channels to multiplex output channel plan with
Automatic Gain Control (AGC)
■Support all TV standards - ATSC, DVB-T, ISDB-T(b), DVB-C with 6, 7 or 8 MHz channel bandwidth
■Compact, reliable, durable and cost-effective TV channel filter
■4 input ports with integrated preamplifier and 12 VDC (antenna) power supply
■Adjustable output power level between 33 and 53 dBmV to drive signal coverage of multiple TVs
The operation of ST-8802 is intuitive by using on-panel keypad and 2.4” color LCD screen.
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■ Input
● 4 x 75Ω F
ATSC or
DVB-T or
ISDB-T(b) or
DVB-C
■ Output
● 1 x 75Ω F
ATSC or
DVB-T or
ISDB-T(b) or
DVB-C
● 1 x 75Ω F (Test)
20dB Attenuation

Overview
■ Package Content
•ST-8802 Channel Filter
•Mini USB-male / A-male cable
•AC/DC power adapter
•Start Guide
•2.4” color LCD
•Keypad
•Main Menu
• Confirm the selection
• Cancel or Exit
• Rotate screen horizontally or
vertically
• Confirm the selection
•
◄►▲▼ Arrow keys to traverse
between fields or
increase / decrease
selected field value
•LEDs
•POWER solid red Power is up
•INPUT 1 to 4 flashing green No RF input
solid green RF input detected
■ Operation Panel
•Available video/audio source from
Cable TV or antenna
•Available TV set
•Available electrical power socket
Front Panel
•OUT RF output, 75Ω F
•IN1 to IN4 Antenna or Cable RF Input, 75Ω F
•1000Base-T Gigabit Ethernet, RJ-45
•Mini USB USB for software upgrade from PC
•12VDC IN Power Input
Back Panel
•TEST OUT RF output test port, 75Ω F, -20dB
•GND Grounding
•Cable TV (USA) J.83B
•Over-the-Air TV (USA) ATSC (8VSB), ATSC3
•Cable TV (EU, SA)DVB-C (J.83A/C)
•Over-the-Air TV (CO) DVB-T
•Over-the-Air (SA) ISDB-T(b)
■ Installation Requirement
■ Peripheral Interface
■ TV Standards
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LCD Menu Tree
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Application Scenario (1)
ST-8802 can work with HDMI to RF modulator
to combine multiple HDMI video channels with
Terrestrial or Cable TV channels

Application Scenario (2)
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Application Scenario (3)
ST-8802 can replace several components in
delivery path of TV signals, including channel
(signal) booster, filter, frequency converter,
combiner, equalizer and amplifier.
ST-8802 can work with HDMI to RF modulator
to combine single HDMI video channel with
Terrestrial or Cable TV channels.

LCD Configuration Menu
■ Channel Settings
♦Channel Index press◄► to change the channel index between 1 to 32 for channel configuration.
♦Channel Status press◄► to enable or disable the current channel (index).
♦Channel Name press OK to edit program name with alphanumerical soft keypad,
press ⊗ to save and escape.
♦Input Port press◄► to change RF input port between IN1 to IN4.
♦Input Channel press◄► to show the channel table to select, ▲▼ to traverse, OK to select
input channel frequency from channel table.
♦Input Frequency press OK to edit input channel frequency, ◄► to move cursor and ▲▼ to
change frequency in range, press
⊗ to save and escape.
♦Output Channel press OK to edit LCN, ◄► to move cursor and ▲▼ to change LCN,
press RETURN to save and escape.
♦Output Channel press◄► to show the channel table to select, ▲▼ to traverse, OK to select
input channel frequency from channel table.
♦Output Frequency press OK to edit input channel frequency, ◄► to move cursor and ▲▼ to
change frequency in range, press
⊗ to save and escape.
♦Channel Bandwidth press◄► to change channel bandwidth between 3 MHz and 9 MHz.
♦Output Attenuation press◄► to change channel output attenuation between -10dB and -5dB.
■ Input Settings
♦INx Antenna Power press ◄► to turn ON/OFF antenna power supply on INx input port.
♦INx Band Selection press ◄► to select 100MHz - 850MHz band or 470MHz - 690MHz band from input
port INx. Normally, 470MHz - 690MHz band has better modulated signals.
♦INx PreAmplifier press ◄► to turn ON/OFF Preamplifier of INx input port.
.
■ System Settings
♦OSD Language press◄► to change on-screen-display language.
♦TV Standard press◄► to change TV standard in ATSC, DVB-T, ISDB-T or DVB-C.
♦Country press◄► to show the country list, ▲▼ to select country. Depending on the
TV Standard selected, channel plan of selected country will be loaded for
Channel and Frequency setup. If channel plan is unavailable for your country,
select the nearby country.
♦Key Tone press◄► to turn ON/OFF keypad beep sound.
♦Output Attenuation (All Channels)
press◄► to change output attenuation of all output channels between -31dB
and 0dB relative to 113 dBuV (53 dBmV).
♦Temperature Display the current temperature of the main processor chip.
♦Password press OK to edit the password for LCD menu configuration, press
⊗ to save
and escape. Default password is 0000 which means no password is required.
Web Based Management Specific
♦IP Address
press OK to edit IP Address, ◄► to move cursor and ▲▼ to change value,
press
⊗ to save and escape.
♦Subnet Mask press OK to edit IP Address, ◄► to move cursor and ▲▼ to change value,
press
⊗ to save and escape.
♦Default Gateway press OK to edit IP Address, ◄► to move cursor and ▲▼ to change value,
press
⊗ to save and escape.
♦Factory Reset press OK to reset and restore factory defaults
♦About Display information of software and hardware revisions of the unit.
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Before Editing TV Channels
■ Choose Input Channel from Antenna or Cable Input
•Output frequency of selected input channel can be any existing channel frequency available from
your local Channel Plan.
•Depending on the modulation technique of over-the-air broadcasting TV or Cable TV used in your
area, refer to the corresponding appendix for Channel Plan information.
• For business installers, a handheld spectrum analyzer up to 1 GHz can be helpful to understand the
channel/signal quality but it’s not mandatory.
•Select an unused or an unimportant channel from the Channel Plan as output channel frequency
if optimized channels are going to be combined with other input source.
• If you are unsure about which output frequency to be used for selected input channel
◊ Pick a frequency between channel gap, make sure it’s 6 MHz or 8 MHz away from the previous
and the next channels.
◊ Use the recommended frequency indicated on the corresponding Channel Plan appendix.
◊ Use the default frequency selected by the Channel Filter.
•Output channel name, channel number and frequency of selected input channel can be configured
from the LCD menu or Web Configuration page.
• Follow the instructions of this Start Guide to extract input channels from antenna input ports to
format output channels. Maximum 32 output channels can be composed.
•Your TV needs to learn all TV channels by auto or manual channel rescan. Refer to the
user’s guide of your TV set to practice the rescan for channel detection.
• If the output power level of the Channel Filter is too high, it may oversaturate the TV signals
delivered by service providers. It’ necessary to lower the output power level or use an attenuator
to reduce oversaturation.
■ System Settings
In order to combine the existing TV broadcasting channels from antenna inputs, it’s necessary to
configure system parameters properly from the System Settings menu:
• OSD Language →press ◄► keys to select the on-screen display language. If your local language is
unavailable, select English and refer to the description of this Start Guide.
• Country →press ◄► keys to select country that reflects the channel plan/table to be loaded for
channel extraction and formation. If selection of your country is unavailable, select the country
close to yours in the area.
• TV Standard →press ◄► keys to select TV standard in your region from ATSC (6MHz), DVB-T
(6MHz, 7MHz or 8MHz), ISDB-T (6MHz) or DVB-C (J.83B 6MHz, or J.83A/C 8MHz).
• Output Attenuation (All Channels) →press ▲▼ keys to change output attenuation applies to all
channels between -31dB and 0dB relative to 113 dBuV (53 dBmV).
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Compose an Output Channel
The Channel Filter is independent on regional TV standards. It only needs
to know the channel bandwidth (6 MHz, 7 MHz or 8 MHz) to extract
proper TV signal from selected input port, shift the channel frequency,
adjust the output power level if necessary, and then place it as an output
channel on the output port.
Follow the steps below to compose one TV channel from input port to
output port. Repeat the steps to compose more output channels from
selected input ports. Maximum 32 channels can be composed from 4
different input ports.
Refer to the Input Settings section in LCD Configuration Menu page to
configure input ports.
①Power on the Channel Filter with power adapter included in the
package.
②Connect the end of the coaxial cable from antenna to an input port
of the Channel Filter.
③Go through the LCD configuration screen on the Channel Filter to
extract one TV channel from selected input port to format a TV
output channel.
Press button to jump to the main menu. Select Channel Settings
and press OK.
● Index →press ◄► to select channel index between 1 and 32.
● Status →press ◄► to Enable or Disable selected channel index.
● Channel Name → press OK to edit channel name with soft
alphanumerical keypad, press
⊗ to save and escape.
● Input Port →press ◄► to select RF input port between IN1 and
IN4.
● Input Channel →press ◄► to show channel table; press ▲▼ to
traverse; press OK to select input channel from selected input port.
● Input Frequency →press OK to edit input frequency in MHz with
◄► keys to move cursor and ▲▼ keys to increase or decrease
frequency in range; press
⊗ to save and escape.
● Output Channel →press ◄► to show channel table; press ▲▼ to
traverse; press OK to select output channel.
● Output Frequency →press OK to edit output frequency in MHz with
◄► keys to move cursor and ▲▼ keys to increase or decrease
frequency in range; press
⊗ to save and escape.
● Channel Bandwidth →press ◄► to change output channel
bandwidth between 3.0 MHz and 9.0 MHz in 0.1 MHz step.
● Output Attenuation →press ◄► to change output channel
attenuation between -10dB and -5dB.
After all output channels have been composed, turn on the TV and run
Auto Scan for channel detections.
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Web Configuration / Remote Control
①Connect the Ethernet (RJ-45) port on the back panel of the Channel Filter and the Ethernet port
of a PC with an Ethernet cable. Power on the Channel Filter.
②Configure the IP address of the PC to be 192.168.1.100.
③Launch a Web browser on PC and type http://192.168.1.15, Default login password is 1234.
④On the Web management pages of the Channel Filter, all configuration settings from LCD menu
are available for remote access through Web interface.
Ethernet/IP settings of the Channel Filter can be configured from the System Settings of the main
menu.
Login
System Settings
Input Settings
Channel Settings

Specifications
Note: Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Note: In order to display video normally on TV
• Signal accepted by the TV must comply with standard MPEG-2 or MPEG-4 encoding
• The video content is not protected under High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP)
agreement
■ Video Quality
Video and audio quality are optimized by determining the size and the speed to transmit MPEG
packets to the TV. The packet latency and delay variation are adjusted automatically by the
Channel Filter to reach the best quality and performance on the TV.
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All Input Ports
12 VDC, 1.5A
10.25" x 7" x 1.75" (230 x 177 x 44 mm)
2.58 lbs (1.15 kgs)
5 to 50 °C (Opera�on)
-20 to 80 °C (Storage)
General
Power Supply
Dimensions with Rack
Weight
Temperature
>32 dB
Output MER
Gain
VHF 35 dB, VHF 45 dB
Gain Control
Channel AGC
Aenuator
0 to 31 dB
Electrostac Discharge
Protecon (ESD)
Input and Output
174 to 862 MHz
max 113 dBµV
Output Frequency
Output Level
Input Level
45 to 109 dBµV
Interface
Input 75ΩF x 4, Output 75ΩF x 1, -20dB Test 75ΩF x 1

Note: * indicates channels with 7 MHz bandwidth.
DVB-T Channel Plan - Europe, Colombia & Asia
Channel Bandwidth: 7 MHz or 8 MHz QAM, QPSK
Channel Plan is for reference only. It may vary across countries, areas or cities. Refer to the LCD
menu screen of the Channel Filter to load country-wise Channel Plan if available.
Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
CH-05 177.5*
CH-06 184.5*
CH-07 191.5*
CH-08 198.5*
CH-09 205.5*
CH-10 212.5*
CH-11 219.5*
CH-12 226.5*
CH-21 474
CH-22 482
CH-23 490
CH-24 498
CH-25 506
CH-26 514
CH-27 522
CH-28 530
CH-29 538
CH-30 546
CH-31 554
CH-32 562
CH-33 570
CH-34 578
CH-35 586
CH-36 594
CH-37 602
CH-38 610
CH-39 618
CH-40 626
CH-41 634
Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
CH-42 642
CH-43 650
CH-44 658
CH-45 666
CH-46 674
CH-47 682
CH-48 690
CH-49 698
CH-50 706
CH-51 714
CH-52 722
CH-53 730
CH-54 738
CH-55 746
CH-56 754
CH-57 762
CH-58 770
CH-59 778
CH-60 786
CH-61 794
CH-62 802
CH-63 810
CH-64 818
CH-65 826
CH-66 834
CH-67 842
CH-68 850
CH-69 858
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•UK DVB-T channels start from CH-21.
•New Zealand DVB-T channels start from CH-26.
Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
CH-06 177.5
CH-07 184.5
CH-08 191.5
CH-09 198.5
CH-09A 205.5
CH-10 212.5
CH-11 219.5
CH-12 226.5
CH-28 529.5
CH-29 536.5
CH-30 543.5
CH-31 550.5
CH-32 557.5
CH-33 564.5
CH-34 571.5
CH-35 578.5
CH-36 585.5
CH-37 592.5
CH-38 599.5
CH-39 606.5
CH-40 613.5
CH-41 620.5
CH-42 627.5
CH-43 634.5
CH-44 641.5
Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
CH-45 648.5
CH-46 655.5
CH-47 662.5
CH-48 669.5
CH-49 676.5
CH-50 683.5
CH-51 690.5
CH-52 697.5
CH-53 704.5
CH-54 711.5
CH-55 718.5
CH-56 725.5
CH-57 732.5
CH-58 739.5
CH-59 746.5
CH-60 753.5
CH-61 760.5
CH-62 767.5
CH-63 774.5
CH-64 781.5
CH-65 788.5
CH-66 795.5
CH-67 802.5
CH-68 809.5
CH-69 816.5
•Australia DVB-T channels - 7 MHz bandwidth.

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ATSC (8VSB) Channel Plan - North America
Channel Bandwidth: 6 MHz 8VSB
Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
2 57
3 63
4 69
5 79
6 85
7 177
8 183
9 189
10 195
11 201
12 207
13 213
14 473
15 479
16 485
17 491
18 497
19 503
20 509
21 515
22 521
23 527
24 533
25 539
26 545
27 551
28 557
29 563
30 569
31 575
32 581
33 587
34 593
35 599
36 605
37 611
38 617
39 623
40 629
41 635
VHF High Band III
UHF
VHF
Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
42 641
43 647
44 653
45 659
46 665
47 671
48 677
49 683
50 689
51 692
52 701
53 707
54 713
55 719
56 725
57 731
58 737
59 743
60 749
61 755
62 761
63 767
64 773
65 779
66 785
67 791
68 797
69 803
70 809
71 815
72 821
73 827
74 833
75 839
76 845
77 851
78 857
79 863
80 869
81 875
82 881
83 887
UHF
Channel Plan is for reference only. It may vary across countries, areas or cities. Refer to the LCD
menu screen of the Channel Filter to load country-wise Channel Plan if available.
•Mexico ATSC channels are channel 14 to channel 69.

ISDB-T(b) Channel Plan - South America
Channel Bandwidth: 6 MHz QAM, DQPSK, QPSK
Channel Plan is for reference only. It may vary across countries, areas or cities. Refer to the LCD
menu screen of the Channel Filter to load country-wise Channel Plan if available.
Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
CH-39 623.143
CH-40 629.143
CH-41 635.143
CH-42 641.143
CH-43 647.143
CH-44 653.143
CH-45 659.143
CH-46 665.143
CH-47 671.143
CH-48 677.143
CH-49 683.143
CH-50 689.143
CH-51 695.143
CH-52 701.143
CH-53 707.143
CH-54 713.143
CH-55 719.143
CH-56 725.143
CH-57 731.143
CH-58 737.143
CH-59 743.143
CH-60 749.143
CH-61 755.143
CH-62 761.143
CH-63 767.143
CH-64 773.143
CH-65 779.143
CH-66 785.143
CH-67 791.143
CH-68 797.143
CH-69 803.143
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Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
CH-07 177.143
CH-08 183.143
CH-09 189.143
CH-10 195.143
CH-11 201.143
CH-12 207.143
CH-13 213.143
CH-14 473.143
CH-15 479.143
CH-16 485.143
CH-17 491.143
CH-18 497.143
CH-19 503.143
CH-20 509.143
CH-21 515.143
CH-22 521.143
CH-23 527.143
CH-24 533.143
CH-25 539.143
CH-26 545.143
CH-27 551.143
CH-28 557.143
CH-29 563.143
CH-30 569.143
CH-31 575.143
CH-32 581.143
CH-33 587.143
CH-34 593.143
CH-35 599.143
CH-36 605.143
CH-37 611.143
CH-38 617.143

DVB-C (J.83A/C) Channel Plan
Channel Bandwidth: 8 MHz QAM
Channel Plan is for reference only. It may vary across countries, areas or cities. Refer to the LCD
menu screen of the Channel Filter to load country-wise Channel Plan if available.
Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
1 52.5
2 60.5
3 68.5
4 80
5 88
13 115
14 123
15 131
16 139
17 147
18 155
19 163
6 171
7 179
8 187
9 195
10 203
11 211
12 219
20 227
21 235
22 243
23 251
24 259
25 267
26 275
27 283
28 291
29 299
30 307
31 315
32 323
33 331
Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
34 339
35 347
36 355
37 363
38 371
39 379
40 387
41 395
42 403
43 411
44 419
45 427
46 435
47 443
48 451
49 459
50 474
51 482
52 490
53 498
54 506
55 514
56 522
57 530
58 538
59 546
60 554
61 562
62 570
63 578
64 586
65 594
66 602
Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
67 610
68 618
69 626
70 634
71 642
72 650
73 658
74 666
75 674
76 682
77 690
78 698
79 706
80 714
81 722
82 730
83 738
84 746
85 754
86 762
87 770
88 778
89 786
90 794
91 802
92 810
93 818
94 826
95 834
96 842
97 850
98 858
99 866
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Channel Plan is for reference only. It may vary across countries, areas or cities. Refer to the LCD
menu screen of the Channel Filter to load country-wise Channel Plan if available.
J.83B Channel Plan - North America
Channel Bandwidth: 6 MHz QAM
Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
2 57
3 63
4 69
1 75
5 79.00 / 81.00
6 85.00 / 87.00
95 93
96 99
97 105
98 111
99 117
14 123
15 129
16 135
17 141
18 147
19 153
20 159
21 165
22 171
7 177
8 183
9 189
10 195
11 201
12 207
13 213
23 219
24 225
25 231
26 237
27 243
Low
Mid
High
Super
Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
28 249
29 255
30 261
31 267
32 273
33 279
34 285
35 291
36 297
37 303
38 309
39 315
40 321
41 327
42 333
43 339
44 345
45 351
46 357
47 363
48 369
49 375
50 381
51 387
52 393
53 399
54 405
55 411
56 417
57 423
58 429
59 435
60 441
61 447
Hyper
Super
Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
62 453
63 459
64 465
65 471
66 477
67 483
68 489
69 495
70 501
71 507
72 513
73 519
74 525
75 531
76 537
77 543
78 549
79 555
80 561
81 567
82 573
83 579
84 585
85 591
86 597
87 603
88 609
89 615
90 621
91 627
92 633
93 639
94 645
100 651
101 657
102 663
103 669
104 675
105 681
106 687
107 693
108 699
109 705
110 711
111 717
Ultra
Jumbo
Hyper
Channel
No.
Frequency
(MHz)
112 723
113 729
114 735
115 741
116 747
117 753
118 759
119 765
120 771
121 777
122 783
123 789
124 795
125 801
126 807
127 813
128 819
129 825
130 831
131 837
132 843
133 849
134 855
135 861
136 867
137 873
138 879
139 885
140 891
141 897
142 903
143 909
144 915
145 921
146 927
147 933
148 939
149 945
150 951
151 957
152 963
153 969
154 975
155 981
156 987
157 993
158 999
Jumbo

Notes
■ Warranty
This device has two-year Limited Hardware Warranty and 90-day free software updates after
purchase. This Limited Warranty Statement gives the customer specific legal rights. The customer
may also have other rights which vary from country to country in the world. To the extent that this
Limited Warranty Statement shall be deemed modified to be consistent with such local law. Under
such local law, certain disclaimers and limitations of this Warranty Statement may not apply to the
customer.
■ Important Safety Instructions
Basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, and
personal injury, including the following:
• Do not use this product near water – for example, near a bathtub, kitchen sink, laundry tub, or
swimming pool, or in a wet basement; only clean with dry cloth.
• Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus
including amplifiers that produce heat.
• Do not remove the cover of the Channel Filter, cover the modulator with thick or heavy objects.
• Use only the power cord indicated in this manual if applicable.
■ Coaxial Cable
If applicable, the coaxial cable screen shield needs to be connected to the Earth at the building
entrance per ANSI/NFPA70, the National Electrical Code (NEC), in particular Section 820.93,
“Grounding of Outer Conductive Shield of a Coaxial Cable,” or in accordance with local regulation.
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■ Declaration of CE Conformity for EU
Manufacturer: SatLink Electronics Co., Ltd.
No. 26, Zishan Road, Jiangnan High-Tech Park, Licheng District
Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China
Objects: ST-8802
This declaration of conformity is issued under the sole responsibility of the manufacturer for products of Digital TV
Channel Filter that support multi-channel DVB-T, ISDB-T, DVB-C (J.83B/A/C), and ATSC standards.
The object(s) of the declaration described above are in conformity with the relevant Community harmonization
legislation:
– Low Voltage Directive (2014/35/EU)
– Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (2014/30/EU)
- Radio Equipment Directive (2014/53/EU)
And their amendments.
References to the relevant harmonized standards, including the date of the standard, used in relation to which the
conformity is declared:
– ETSI EN 301 48901 v2.2.3: 2019-11
- ESTI EN 301 489-53 v1.1.1: 2019-04
- ESTI EN 303 372-2 v1.1.1: 2016-04
- ESTI EN 303 340 v1.2.0: 2020-06
- EN IEC 62368-1:2020+A11:2020
Where applicable, the Most Technology Service Co., Ltd. performed above specification conformity test and issued
certificate # MOSTCC21061592 in accordance with local regulation.
■ FCC Class B Equipment
This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of
the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on,
the user is encouraged to try and correct the interference by implementing one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the device
• Increase the separation between the device and receiver
• Connect the device to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected (applicable only
to power line products)
• Consult the dealer or an experience radio or television technician for help
■ Declaration of Conformity for Products Marked with the FCC logo – USA Only
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the
following two conditions:
• This device may not cause harmful interference
• This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation of
the device
Where applicable, the Most Technology Service Co., Ltd. performed above specification conformity test and issued
certificate # MOSTCC21082848 in accordance with local regulation.

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ST-8802 Digital TV Channel Filtering Optimizer/Encoder

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