Velatia IKUSI ONE Series User instructions

ONE series
ONESAT ; ONE118 ; ONEHOME
Programmable multichannel amplifiers
Configuration and setting guide

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Configuration and setting

3
Configuration and setting
4 General safety instructions
4 Types of notices
5 Basic safety instructions
6 Introduction
6 General description
6 Main features
8 General equipment use
10 Equipment installation and configuration
10 Installation
10 Power connection
11 Quick menu guide
12 Language selection
12 Manual setting
15 Advanced settings
18 Self-installation
19 Maintenance
19 Equipment care
19 Troubleshooting
20 Technical specifications
20 ONE118 model
21 ONESAT model
22 ONEHOME model
23 Technical annex
24 Warranty and recycling
25 Replacing the power supply
Index

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General safety instructions
JRead all of this user manual carefully before plugging in the equipment.
JAlways have these instructions to hand during installation.
JFollow all of the instructions and safety notices regarding equipment handling.
Types of notices
The meaning of the safety notices used in this manual are described below.
DANGER OF DEATH OR INJURY
This safety notice indicates a possible danger for the life and health of people. Not
following these instructions may lead to serious consequences to health and may
even cause fatal injuries.
RIESGO DE DAÑO EN EL EQUIPO
Este aviso de seguridad indica una posible situación peligrosa. La no observación de
estas indicaciones puede provocar daños materiales en el equipo.
NOTE
This type of notice is a note containing applicable advice and useful information for
optimum use of the equipment.
HANDLING THE INSIDE OF THE EQUIPMENT IS FORBIDDEN
This notice forbids any work that may aect the working order of the equipment or
its warranty.
DO NOT DISPOSE OF AS URBAN WASTE
This type of notice indicates that the equipment must not be disposed of as unselec-
ted urban waste.
DANGER
DANGER

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Basic safety instructions
DANGER OF DEATH OR INJURY
JDo not install the equipment during an electrical storm. This could lead to elec-
trostatic discharge from lightning.
JDo not open the equipment. This could lead to electric discharge.
RISK OF EQUIPMENT DAMAGE
JThe equipment must be appropriately ventilated. Install the equipment in a
dust-free location. Do not place the equipment in a location where the venti-
lation slots are covered or blocked. Install the equipment in a location with at
least 20 cm around it free of other objects.
JDo not expose the equipment to rain or moisture. Install the equipment in a dry
location with no infiltration or condensation of water. Should a liquid enter the
equipment, disconnect it immediately from the mains.
JKeep the equipment away from flammable objects, candles and anything that
may cause a fire.
JConnect the equipment to an easily accessible power socket. In the event of an
emergency, it will then be possible to quickly unplug the equipment.
JDo not expose the equipment to sources of heat (sun, heating, etc.).
DANGER
ATTENTION

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Introduction
General description
Main features
The ONE118, ONESAT and ONEHOME models are programmable amplification headends
designed to selectively filter analogue and digital UHF channels. Suitable for single-family and
collective dwellings, they are the ideal solution for managing signals of dierent frequencies
and bandwidths.
FM and VHF signals are also amplified. The ONE SAT model also amplifies satellite IF signals.
Individual adjustment of each frequency filter, number of channels and automatic gain control
allows for level equalize of selected channels.
JProgramming:
FSelf-installation function.
FAll settings are automatically memorised.
FNo external programmer required, programmed directly from the headend.
KEY
1 BI-FM input
2 BIII-DAB input
3 VHF-UHF/EXT input *
4 UHF3 input
5 UHF2 input
6 UHF1 input
7 SAT-IF1 input *
8 Mains connector
9 Control button
10 Screen (LCD)
11 Front panel with cluster map
12 SAT-IF2 input with no amplification *
13 Output 2; TV+SAT2 *
14 Output test 2*
15 Output test 1
16 Output 1; TV+SAT1 **
17 Earthing
* ONE SAT model only
** In ONE 118 model TV only

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FReprogrammable as many times as required.
J10 tuneable UHF filters with the capacity to process 1 to 5 channels each.
JSignal processing:
FTerrestrial inputs with low noise figure (< 6 dB).
FSatellite input with low noise figure (< 9 dB).
FAutomatic signal level equalisation.
FAutomatic gain control.
JExtra functions:
FInternal configuration cloning with transferral to another equipment.
FEquipment locking by security code.
JDimensions : 290 mm x 240 mm x 20 mm
JWeight: 2 kg
ONE118 (3 models) (see data sheet in page 20)
Recommended for small and medium-sized installations made up of 10 UHF filters delivering an
output level of 118 dBμV.
JInputs:
F5 terrestrial inputs = BI-FM, BIII-DAB, UHF1, UHF2, UHF3
FBI-FM gain = 35 dB
FBIII-DAB gain = 40 dB
FUHF gain = 55 dB
JOutputs:
F1 TV output
F1 Test output
FVHF/UHF output level = 118 dBμV 1
1IMD3-60 dB, DIN 45004B (see channel reduction table in Technical Annex)
ONESAT (3 models) (see data sheet in page 21)
Recommended for small and medium-sized installations, comprising 10 UHF filters it includes
one satellite input and two mixed television-satellite outputs. CTI compliant.
Compatible with UNICABLE TM
JEntradas:
F6 terrestrial inputs= BI-FM, BIII-DAB, UHF1, UHF2, UHF3, VHF-UHF/EXT.
F2 satellite IF inputs.
FBI-FM gain = 30 dB (2 outputs) or 35 dB (1 output).
FBIII-DAB gain = 35 dB (2 outputs) or 40 dB (1 output).
FUHF gain = 55 dB (2 outputs) or 60 dB (1 output).

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FVHF-UHF/EXT gain = 35 dB (2 outputs) or 40 dB (1 output).
FSAT1 gain = 40 dB.
FSAT2 gain = -1.5 dB.
JOutputs (2 configurable outputs):
a)
F2 TV+FI outputs
F2 Test outputs
FVHF output level = 113 dBμV 1
FUHF output level = 118 dBμV 2
FFI/Sat output level = 116 dBμV 2
b)
F1 TV+FI output
F1 Test output
FVHF output level = 118 dBμV 1
FUHF output level = 123 dBμV 1
FIF/SAT output level = 116 dBμV 2
1 Terrestrial: IMD3-60 dB, DIN 45004B
2 Satellite: IMD3 -35dB, EN50083-3. See channel reduction table in Technical Annex
ONEHOME (3 models) (see data sheet in page 22)
Recommended for small installations made up of 10 UHF filters delivering an output level of
118 dBμV.
JInputs:
F2 terrestrial inputs = BI-FM, UHF1
FBI-FM gain = 2 dB.
FUHF gain = 40 dB.
JOutputs:
F1 TV output.
F1 Test output.
FVHF/UHF output level = 113 dBμV 1
1IMD3-60 dB, DIN 45004B See channel reduction table in Technical Annex
General equipment use
Interaction with the equipment using the button and the interpreting of the instructions
displayed on the LCD screen are described below. The programme includes a main menu
formed by submenus that can be selected to modify the equipment operating settings.
Instructions displayed on the LCD screen
This symbol is displayed when manual setting is selected. It refers to the
clusters indicated on the panel.

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This symbol is displayed in the manual setting menu. Visually locate it on
the LCD screen and see the cluster map on the panel to see which of the 5
equipment clusters is selected.
This acronym is displayed in the main menu. Select it to go back to the
language selection menu.
This symbol is displayed in manual settings and advanced settings and
visually indicates the possibility of moving vertically.
This symbol is displayed in manual and advanced settings and always
includes a numeric value and visually indicates the gain level.
This icon is displayed when the equipment lock is enabled when the
equipment is switched on and after periods when the equipment is not in use.
Vertical button movement
In the menus and submenus, move the button up or down to browse
upwards and downwards position by position.
In the settings, move the button up or down to modify values position by
position.
NOTE
Keep the button pressed up or down to browse or to modify
values more quickly.
Horizontal button movement
In the menus, move the button to the left or the right to select and go back
position by position.
In the settings, move the button to the left or the right to browse, select and
go back position by position.
NOTE
Keep the button pressed to the left or to the right to browse
more quickly.
Press button In the menus, this selects the submenu.
In the submenus, this selects the setting.
In the settings, this selects the parameter value.

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Equipment installation and configuration
Only the LCD screen and the button are required to configure the equipment. Follow the steps
below to install the equipment and configure the dierent parameters.
Installation
RISK OF EQUIPMENT DAMAGE
Mechanical handling of the equipment
while it is switched on may lead to it being
damaged. Do not plug the equipment into the
mains before or during installation.
1. Fit and tighten the bolts and plugs securing the
equipment to the wall.
2. Connect the coaxial cable from the aerial to the
equipment.
3. Connect the coaxial cables from the outputs to the
equipment.
If only one of the 2 outputs is used, terminate the
spare port with a 75Ω loadplug.
Power connection
DANGER OF DEATH OR INJURY
Incorrect equipment power connection may cause
an electric shock. Follow the steps below for the
electrical installation of the equipment.
1. Connect the ground cable.
2. Connect the power plug to the equipment mains connector.
3. Connect the power plug to the mains socket.
ATTENTION
+12V
5A
POWER
CFP-700
V
LNB
QPSKIN
SYNCSTATUS
+12V
RFOUT
IKUSUP
CONTROL
V
LNB
QPSKIN
SYNCSTATUS
+12V
RFOUT
IKUSUP
CONTROL
V
LNB
QPSKIN
SYNCSTATUS
+12
V
RFOUT
IKUSUP
CONTROL
V
LNB
QPSKIN
SYNCSTATUS
+12V
RFOUT
IKUSUP
CONTROL
SRF-111
DIGITALSATELLITE
RECEIVER
SRF-111
DIGITALSATELLITE
RECEIVER
SRF-111
DIGITALSATELLITE
RECEIVER
SRF-111
DIGITALSATELLITE
RECEIVER
SRF-111
DIGITALSATELLITE
RECEIVER
+24V
60mA
+18V
300mA
(22kHz)
+13V
300mA
(22kHz)
+18V
300mA
+13V
300mA
:700mA
I
TOT(MAX)
+12V
INPUT
OUTPUT
AUXINPUT
Gain5dB
GAIN
OUTPUTTEST
ON
INPUTTEST
HPA-120
BROADBANDAMPLIFIER
47-862MHz
Ref.4426
V/ALOOP
V/ALOOP
V/ALOOP
V/ALOOP
V/ALOOP
ONE SAT C69 (Ref. 2850)ONE SAT C69 (Ref. 2850)
www.ikusi.com
BI-FM
SAT2 TV+SAT2 TV+SAT1TEST TEST
BIII-DAB EXT UHF3 UHF2 UHF1 SAT1
BI-FM BIII-DAB
SAT2
Test Test
TV+SAT2 TV+SAT1
EXT UHF3 UHF2 UHF1 SAT1
ONE SAT C69 (Ref. 2850)ONE SAT C69 (Ref. 2850)
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BI-FM
SAT2 TV+SAT2 TV+SAT1TEST TEST
BIII-DAB EXT UHF3 UHF2 UHF1 SAT1
DANGER

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Quick menu guide
Language
selection
(10-0-0)
(7-0-3)
Filter allocation
to aerials
(9-0-1)
(2-5-3)
(2-7-1)
General
gain
BI - BII input BIII-DAB input
UHF outputVHF-UHF/EXT
input
SAT-IF adjustment
Self-installation
Input preamps
Equipment
information Lock
Restore
values
cloning
Manual settingAdvanced settings
Frequency
plan
Outputs numbers
conguration
Filter Adjustment
OUTPUT CONF
TV2 & TV1
Automatic
Gain Control
A.G.C.
OFF

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Language selection
NOTE
Over the following pages, the field locating and selection method is primarily indica-
ted by the “vertical button movement” and “press button” icons. However, horizontal
button movement can be used to locate and select fields, as indicated in the General
equipment use.
NOTE
The equipment automatically accesses language selection a few sections after the
welcome message is displayed. Language selection can also be accessed by going
back from the main menu.
1) Locate and select the language: ESPAÑOL –
ENGLISH – FRANÇAISE.
2) Access the main menu.
Manual setting
1) In the main menu, locate and select
MANUAL.
NOTE
The cluster map on the equipment panel in-
dicates the cluster related to each submenu.
Filter allocation to antennas
NOTE
There are five dierent configurations to dis-
tribute the 10 filters among the 3 antennas.
1) Locate and select the aerial filter configuration
(the aerial distribution is displayed at the top of the
screen and the 10 filters available are displayed at
the bottom):
JFor one antenna:
a) Configuration (10 – 0 – 0)
JFor two antennas:
b) Configuration (9 – 0 – 1)

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c) Configuration (7 – 0 – 3)
JFor three antennas:
d) Configuration(2 – 5 – 3)
e) Configuration (2 – 7 – 1)
Mast-head amplifier power configuration
NOTE
Only where a mast-head amplifier is fitted
to the antenna.
1) Locate and select the UHF input voltage:
VDC, 24 / 12.
2) Locate and select UHF input voltage enabling (ON)
/ disabling (OFF):
f) UHF3 input voltage: Ψ3, ON / OFF
g) UHF2 input voltage: Ψ2, ON / OFF
h) UHF1 input voltage: Ψ1, ON / OFF
Filter adjustment
Frequency configuration
1) Locate and select the filter to adjust:
FIL,1–10.
2) Locate and select the filter start channel:
BEG,21–69.
3) Locate and select the filter end channel:
END,21–69.

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Gain configuration
NOTE
If AUT is selected (recomended), the AGC
will try and maintain the output at factory
preset level. If M is selected the AGC will
maintain the output at the level you have
set.
1) Locate and select the gain configuration mode
AUT / M.
i) If AUT is selected: self-equalising is configured.
j) If M is selected: locate and select the gain level
00 – 30.
General gain adjustment
1) Locate and select the gain submenu:
2) Locate and select the gain level:
k) BI - BII input: BI_BII, 0 - 25
l) BIII - DAB input: BIII_DAB, 0 - 20
m) VHF-UHF/EXT input: VHF_UHF, 0 - 20
n) UHF output: UHF, 0 - 20

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SAT-IF output adjustment
LNB power configuration
NOTE
There are 5 dierent configurations to
select polarisation.
1) Locate and select polarisation:
o) No polarisation: LNB, OFF.
p) 18 V with tones: LNB, 18 V.
q) 18 V without tones: LNB, 18 V.
r)13 V with tones: LNB, 13 V.
s) 13 V without tones: LNB, 13 V
Output gain configuration
1) Locate GA and select level 0 - 20.
Emphasis among high frequencies
NOTE
If TILT is selected, the equipment applies
9 dB of pre-emphasises.
1) Locate and select TILT to change the level of
pre-emphasis between 0 and 9 dB.
Advanced settings
1) In the main menu, locate and select
ADVANCED.
Input preamps
NOTE
The gain dierence between an enabled and a disabled amplifier is 20 dB. Select LO
to enable an amplifier.
If the gain is set to automatic in filter configuration, the system manages preamp
enabling according to the input level.
1) Locate and select UHF input preamps
t) UHF3 input: Ψ3, HI / LO.
u) UHF2 input: Ψ2, HI / LO.
v) UHF1 input: Ψ1, HI / LO.

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Filters cloning
NOTE
Cloning begins automatically after the
following steps.
1) Connect two equipments using a coaxial cable in
the Test 1 output of each equipment (see position
(15) in the illustration in the General Description.
2) On the equipment receiving the information:
locate and select MASTER OFF, SLAVE ON.
3) On the equipment sending the information:
locate and select MASTER ON, SLAVE OFF..
NOTE
The time waited for cloning to be run (steep
2 to 3) is 11 seconds. Where cloning cannot
be started, the equipment returns to the
higher menu.
Equipment locking
NOTE
The lock is enabled when the equipment is
re-connected.
1) Enter a sequence of 4 digits (LOCK, 0000).
2) Locate and select LOCK, ON.
NOTE
To unlock the equipment, enter and select
the 4-digit sequence on the start screen. To
cancel equipment locking, locate and select
LOCK, OFF. If you forget the 4-digit sequence
see: Troubleshooting.

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Specific equipment information
NOTE
Information on the equipment, the
programme version, the manufacturing
date, the number of hours operating, the
temperature and the equipment serial
number are displayed on the screen.
Restore factory values
CAUTION
This function will mean that all previous
configurations will be lost and the factory
values will be restored.
1) Select OK to restore factory values.
Frequency plan
NOTE
You can choose between two dierent chan-
nel allocations for the UHF band. These allo-
cations depend on the geographic territory.
By default the equipment is configured for
the European allocation.
1) In the advanced menu, located and select
FREQUENCY PLAN.
w) If EUROPE is selected the channel allocation
is for European standards.
x) If AUSTRALIAN is selected the channel
allocation is for Australian standard.
Automatic Gain Control
NOTE
You can choose to activate the automatic
gain control. By default the equipment is
configured in OFF position.
1) Locate and select A.G.C. in ON position.
A.G.C.
OFF

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Outputs number configuration
NOTE
You can choose two types of configuration
for Outputs No: TV2 & TV1 or TV1.
By default your equipment is configured for
two outputs (TV1 & TV2).
1) In the advanced menu, located and select
OUTPUT CONFIGURATION TV2&TV1.
y) OUTPUT CONF TV2 & TV1 select
Self-installation
NOTE
The equipment automatically configures the optimum operating frequency and gain
of the UHF filters. The equipment does not automatically configure the output level
of general (band) gains. This is because the output level must be set by the installer
to suit the network you are feeding.
1) In the main menu, locate and select
AUTOINSTALL.
a) If NO is selected: you will return to the main
menu.
b) If YES is selected: self-installation will
begin...
NOTE
The equipment displays information on the
status of self-installation. Please wait a few
seconds until it is completed and
AUTOINSTALL COMPLETED is displayed.
2) Select OK to complete self-installation. The unit
will now show you the general (band) gain
settings for adjustment.
3) To change the output level of general gains, see:
General gain adjustment.
4) To review the allocation of filters to aerials, see:
Allocation of filters to antennas.
TV2&TV1
TV1

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Maintenance
Equipment care
HANDLING THE INSIDE OF THE EQUIPMENT IS FORBIDDEN
Do not dismantle or try to repair the equipment, its accessories or its components.
This will render the warranty null and void.
JDo not use the power cable if it is damaged.
JTo disconnect the power cable, pull carefully on the plug and not the cable.
JTo clean the panel and equipment connections:
FUnplug the equipment.
FClean with a slightly damp, soft cloth.
FAllow to dry completely before use.
JDo not spill liquid onto the equipment.
JKeep ventilation slots free of dust and any foreign bodies.
Troubleshooting
The most frequent problems arising during equipment installation are indicated below. If you
encounter any other type of problem, please contact the equipment sales team.
Problem Possible cause What to do
Forgotten unlock code. _Contact your point of sale.
Nothing displayed on LCD screen. The power cable is not
connected properly.
Check the power cable.
The channels do not adjust to the
programmed output level.
Lack of signal or unsuitable
channel level.
Check that the channel
programmed in the highest
output channel has a signal and
appropriate level. This is used
as a reference for output level
adjustment.
The display shows that there has
been a short circuit.
Bad connection in the UHF
input.
Check the input connection cables.
Unplug the network connection
cable and reconnect it.

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Technical specifications
ONE118 models
MODEL REF. ONE118 Series
ONE118 -C69 2853
Frequency range
(MHz) 47 - 108 174 - 240
470 - 862
ON E118 -C60 2854 470 - 790
ON E118 -C48 2855 470 - 694
Inputs 1
BI/FM
1
DAB/BIII UHF 3
3
UHF 2 UHF 1
Input configuration
Number of programmable UHF filters per input —
0
1
3
3
1
0
0
0
5
7
10
9
7
2
2
Gain dB 35 40 35/55 switchable
Gain adjustment dB 25 20 30
Noise figure dB < 6
Optimum input margin dBμV 60 - 85 60 - 80 50 - 100
Return losses dB > 10
Selectivity (± 10 MHz of channel ends) dB 10
Uncoupling between inputs dB —> 20
Output level dBμV 118 *1118 *1118 *1
Output level adjustment dB 20
AGC tolerance dB —± 1
Switchable preamplifier voltage V — o-12-24
Maximum preamplifier current mA —100
Test output dB -30
Mains voltage VAC 110 - 240
Consumption W15
Operating temperature ºC -5 ... +50
Dimensions mm 300 x 250 x 40
*1 IMD3 -52 dBc (DIN 45004B)