Wise TSW500CATV User manual

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Operation Manual
TSW500CATV
Version: 1
Revision: 0
November/2017

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Summary
1. Introduction ...........................................................................................................4
1.1 TSW500CATV Characteristics .......................................................................4
1.2 Technical Specifications..................................................................................4
2. Characteristics .......................................................................................................5
2.1 Keyboard..........................................................................................................5
2.2 Battery..............................................................................................................6
3. Equipment Initial Operation..................................................................................7
3.1 Setting the Equipment......................................................................................7
3.1.1 System Configuration .......................................................................7
3.1.2 Date/time Configuration ...................................................................8
3.1.3 Channel Configuration......................................................................8
3.1.4 Line-Up Update ................................................................................9
3.1.5 Ingress Configuration......................................................................10
4. Tests.....................................................................................................................11
4.1 Channel Test..................................................................................................11
4.2 Frequency Test...............................................................................................14
4.3 Tilt..................................................................................................................14
4.4 Full Scan........................................................................................................15
4.5 Ingress Test....................................................................................................16
4.6 Voltmeter.......................................................................................................16
5. Software Update..................................................................................................17

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1. Introduction
The TSW500CATV is an equipment for measurements of signals cable TV quickly
and efficiently. It gets information on the channels of the carriers and has a spectral scan
mode; it detects the presence of interference beats as well as the amplitude of the
carrier. The equipment allows the power measurement of QAM signals, constellation
diagram, measurements of pre and post BER and MER and a voltmeter. The
TSW500CATV has a plastic shield that makes it resistant to impact; it is lightweight and
has a simple and practical keyboard that makes possible the operation with only one hand.
1.1 TSW500CATV Characteristics
The TSW500CATV is a portable equipment protected by a plastic enclosure, it is
operated through a keyboard and a liquid crystal display, besides it has an LED to indicate
the battery charge. The equipment is powered by an internal battery pack must be charged
using the original source.
The following tests may be done:
Channel test;
Frequency test;
Tilt;
Full Scan;
Ingress Test;
Voltmeter.
1.2 Technical Specifications
Frequency
- Frequency Range: 5 MHz to 1 GHz
- Channel Level measurement range: 48 to1000 MHz
- Level tuning Resolution: 10 KHz
- Channel bandwidth Annex A: 8 MHz
- Channel bandwidth Annex B/C: 6 MHz
Channel type
- Analog TV: TV
- Digital TV: 256 QAM
Analog measurements
- Types of video: ITU B /D/ G/ H/ I/ K/ M/ N NCTA Systems
- Types of audio: FM, simple audio
- Resolution Band Width: 60 KHz
- Measuring Resolution: 0,1dB
- Display Range: - 50dBmV to + 60 dBmV
- Accuracy: ±1,5 dB at 25°C; ±2,5 dB in extreme temperatures
- Input impedance: 75 Ω
Digital measurements
- Measuring bandwidth: 6,0 to 8,0 MHz
- Measuring Resolution: 0,1 dB
- Display Range: - 45 to + 50 dBmV
- Accuracy: ±2,0 dB at 25°C; ±3,0 dB in extreme temperatures

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oQAM Measurements
Coding: ITU J.83 Annex A (DVB-C); ITU J.83 Annex C
Modulation types: Annex A: QAM 64, 128, 256; Annex C: QAM
64, 128, 256
MER Display range: 21 to >39 dB (QAM 64); 24 to >39 dB (QAM
128); 28
a >39 dB (QAM 256)
MER Resolution: 0,1 dB
BER Pre-FEC minimum: e-3 to e-9
BER Post-FEC minimum: e-3 to e-9
Voltmeter
- Voltage: 1 Vdc until 100 Vdc.
2. Characteristics
2.1 Keyboard
Figure 2.1: TSW500CATV Keyboard.
The TSW500CATV keyboard has a key diversity to facilitate your operation:
Power Button;
Go to the main menu;
Function of these keys dependent on the screen displayed. The label
displayed in the lower line, right above the keys; defines these functions;
Begins the test, select the desired test/mode;
Return to the previously screen;
Used for navigating the cursors on the screen and changing the option pointed to by
the cursor.

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2.2 Battery
The TSW500CATV is powered by Li-ion batteries. It is important to remember that
even with the appliance turned off the battery will suffer discharge (up to 30% per month)
and it is recommended to recharge the equipment at least once a month.
When the TSW500CATV internal battery need to recharging, the equipment should
be connected to provided power supply (input: 90 to 240 VAC/60 Hz) by means of the
input connector, located on the side of it.
During battery charge, the user may monitor to see if it is fully charged by checking
the status of the "IN CHARGE" LED at the front panel display. If the LED is red; means
that the battery is currently being charged. If the LED turns green; means that the battery
has achieved its maximum charge capacity. The TSW500CATV, then, remains powered
by the loader so that after disconnection or power failure, the batteries will be with full
load. Charge time from the battery fully discharged is 4 hours, and it lasts about 6 hours
of continuous use.
If the battery is not charged up to its maximum capacity, the TSW500CATV operating
time will be reduced.
To avoid power line interferences that may alter the test results, it is wise to avoid
connecting or disconnecting the TSW500CATV battery charger whenever a test is in
progress.
The TSW500CATV has a battery manager that reports on the load situation shown in
the upper right corner of each screen.
Note: The TSW500CATV must only be charged with the provided power supply.
Otherwise, Wise cannot be held responsible for unit damage and diminished battery life.

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3. Equipment Initial Operation
When the equipment is turned on, with a charged battery, the first screen is the main
screen. On this screen, it is possible to choose the type of testing that will be done:
Channel test, Frequency test, Tilt, Full Scan, Ingress Test and Voltmeter.
Figure 3.1: TSW500CATV Menu.
The choice is made using themove keys and . To start the desired test press
.
3.1 Setting the equipment
Press the key to enter in the settings of TSW500CATV, use the keys ,
and to choose the options.
Figure 3.2: Setup Options screen.
3.1.1 System Configuration
Figure 3.3: System Setup screen.

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Use the keys or enter to change the following options:
Sound
YES to connect and NOT to turn the sound off.
Contrast
Change the screen contrast, varies from 5 to 100.
Auto turn off
The options of auto power off are 5, 10, 15 e 20 minutes, or disable.
Digital Power
The fast digital power test is carried out in less than a second with an error of 1
dBmV. In the NEEDS parameter, the test takes approximately 10 seconds with an error
of 0.1 dBmV.
Language
The options are EN. (English) and PT. (Portuguese)
3.1.2 Date/Time Configuration
Figure 3.4: setting the date and time.
Clock
Change the clock to 24 hour format. Use the directional keys to change the digits
and press to confirm.
Date
Changes the date, day and month. Use the directional keys to change the digits
and press to confirm.
Year
Changes the year. Use the directional keys and to increase or decrease.
3.1.3 Channel Configuration
This screen contains a list with the name and type of the channels, to change some
channel choice with the directional keys and and press . Back to press .

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Figure 3.5: Line up of channels.
On the screen, use the Keys and to choose the feature you want to change
and use , or to change. When you finish the changes just out by
pressing or to confirm the choice.
(a) Channel Editing. (b) The name of the channel.
Figure 3.6: Editing of the features of the chat rooms.
In the name edit screen use the numeric keys or the directional and to
exchange letters and and to change the cursor position. Press to switch
the character type. A maximum of 8 characters is allowed. Press to confirm and
to cancel the editing at any time.
3.1.4 Line-Up Update
IMPORTANT: Never connect the USB cable and the coax at the same time, it can
generate from malfunctions until destruction of equipment.
There is in the TSW500CATV the option to create and update the line-up of channels
through the software, can be downloaded on the website of Wise Telecommunications
industry (www.wi.com.br). You need the Windows .NET Framework, download the
same can be done so much for this link in bold as windows update.
Using the program is simple, just click 2 times the executable (lineup.exe) and the
following screen will appear:

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Figure 3.7: Main screen of the software line-up update.
In the software you can create your own list, open it to one or more equipments that
are connected or open or save a list of/to some other location. When you open or save the
file to/from multiple equipment a new screen will appear asking to what equipment you
want to open/save. There is the ALL option in the option Save on equipment to upgrade
equipment at the same time.
Remembering that the line-up file is a .csv file (comma delimited file), which can be
created in excel or in note block of the following modes:
(a) CSV file in excel. (b) CSV files in Notepad.
Figure 3.8: CSV file creation modes.
3.1.5 Ingress Configuration
Figure 3.9: Ingress Test Setup screen.

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Maximum Hold: Function responsible for holding the highest values on the
screen. Use the , , or to change the option for YES or NO.
Minimum Hold: Function responsible for holding the smaller values on the
screen. Use the , , or to change the option for YES or NO.
Pass/Fail Configuration: Function responsible for setting up the value of the
matter failed. Use the , , or to change the value of the channel
and the alphanumeric keys to enter the new value.
4. Tests
4.1 Channel Test
Channel Test screen always starts showing the measures of the last channel
selected. To change the channel just enter the channel number with the number keys, or
use the key and or press to enter the channel screen. This screen use
the directional keys and to change the digits and and to change
the cursor position.
Press to confirm the selected channel.
The channels test there are two types of channels: digital and analog. Different
parameters will appear in the case of an analogue or digital channel to be chosen. You
can also choose to show the measures or information about the selected channel,
press to change the preview type.
(a) Measures of the (b) Analog channel (c) Channel choice.
analog channel. Information.
Figure 4.1: Test channels.
Analog channel
The channel test captures the signal and calculates the difference between the audio
and video carriers. On this screen, you can choose the channel. In addition, the following
parameters can be viewed:
Type
Analogue or Digital.
Channel
Channel number.
Name
Name of the channel.
Video Freq.

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Is the frequency of the video carrier.
Audio Freq Range
Is the frequency of the audio carrier.
Pot. Video
Is the power of the video carrier.
Pot. Audio
Is the power of audio carrier.
Difference
Difference between the video and audio carrier. The value will be in green (good)
and Red (bad sign).
To scan the spectrum just press , the equipment will scan the channel looking
for data and showing with a graphic on the screen. So the spectrum is fully traversed press
to use a marker to show the power in the marker frequency, use the key keys
and to move the marker.
Figure 4.2: Spectrum screen with marker.
Canal Digital
The screen is the main for digital channels.
Figure 4.3: QAM constellation screen.
Within the constellation screen press , , or to change the channel,
to show the spectrum of the channel and to mark a selection screen (marked
in red) to access the zoom. Use the key keys to move the marker.
Within the screen with the spectrum press to use a marker to show the marker
frequency power. Use the key keys and to move the marker.

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(a) QAM Constellation with zoom option. (b) Zoom and level Options.
Figure 4.4: QAM constellation Options.
Pressing F3 in zoom screen above you can access a menu with two new information
options, press to access the level and o channel information, press to
return to the home menu.
On the top of the screen the channel data can be viewed, in sequence, the channel
number, name and type, frequency, bandwidth, modulation, standard used and
modulation rate (measured in symbols per second).
FEC LOCK
(a) Level of the digital channel. (b) Digital channel information.
Figure 4.5: Digital channel Test.
When in lock is with Forward Error Correction enabled.
PS LOCK
When in lock is with Packet Synchronization enabled.
BERPRE
Bit error rate before the correction made by the tuner.
BER POST
Bit error rate after the correction made by the tuner.
ERR PACKAGES.
Number of packets wrong.
POWER
Carrier power.

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4.2 Frequency Test
Figure 4.6: Test frequency.
The Frequency test shows the power frequency at the frequency choose. To change the
frequency use the and to increase or decrease the frequency in 0.25 MHz or
and to increase or decrease the frequency in 6 MHz. It is possible to press the
button and use the keys , , and to choose a new
frequency. After chosen the frequency press to select.
4.3 Tilt
The Tilt is a function that calculates a line between the largest and the smallest
frequency of channels chosen. On the following screen keys , and are used
to mark and unmark the chosen channels, navigation between them is made using the
keys and . It is necessary a minimum of 2 channels to start the calculation,
and you can choose a maximum of 15 channels. To start press .
(a) Tilt channels selection. (b) Tilt graph.
Figure 4.7: Tilt screens.
To facilitate the marking of channels there is a filter button that can be accessed press
. It contains a filter type of existing channels.

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(a) Tilt filter. (b) Tilt channel list.
Figure 4.8: Tilt screens.
By pressing the button it is possible to see a list with the channels selected, on
this screen you can either clear the selection pressing How to start the test by
pressing . To return to the selection screen press .
4.4 Full Scan
Do a scan on all channels and plots on a graph of power and frequency on the screen,
The colors differentiate the types of channels: red to digital channels, green and blue to
analogue channels (green for audio and blue for video) or orange and black (black for
video and orange for audio) for the case of channels with a difference between the audio
and video power greater than 17dBmV or less than 13dBmV. When finished it is possible
score a point by pressing and moving the markup with the directional and .
To update the graphic press and to return .
Figure 4.9: Full Scan.

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4.5 Ingress Test
Performs the measurement of parameter of TV signals in a particular frequency band.
Figure 4.10: Ingress Test.
The frequencies range is 5 to 45 MHz. The directional keys and change the
threshold shown in the lower left side along with the test results. The change of threshold
restarts scanning. The directional keys and move the cursor. The value is shown
on the lower right side. The button restarts the test.
4.6 Voltmeter
Figure 4.11: Voltmeter.
The voltmeter is used to measure DC voltage on the cable for field-testing.

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5. Update of the equipment
IMPORTANT: Never connect the USB cable and the coax at the same time
because this can generate from malfunctions until destruction of equipment.
To update the TSW500CATV is necessary to use the UPW updater that can be found
on the website of Wise Telecommunications industry (www.wi.com.br). After installing
the UPW follow these steps to update the equipment.
Turn on the equipment by holding and pressing . The following screen
will appear:
Figure 5.1: Equipment update screen.
Connect the equipment to a PC that is being used for the upgrade;
Start the connection in UPW and click OK to continue.
The message "Operation Completed" will appear on the screen indicating the end of
the operation. If the equipment does not automatically restart, turn off and turn on the
equipment.
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