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HD RANGER 2

1. Check which wavelentghs, 1310, 1490 or 1550 nm are active in your system

2. Select the wavelength

to be converted into RF

RF Spectrum + Measurements + Picture

3. The built-in 15 dB RF attenuator can be set to

ON at the output of the headend or at the

antenna and OFF in the building.

4. Select the RF band (terrestrial/satellite) and

polarity (high/low, vertical/horizontal) to work

with.

HD RANGER 2 Optical measurements option

The HD RANGER 2 optical option is a versatile ‘2-in-1’ tool: a selective Optical Power Meter and a

selective Optical-to-RF converter. It is worth mentioning the triple optical filter (1310 nm, 1490 nm,

1550 nm) integrated in the optical module, which allows you to work simultaneously with

several wavelengths, thus covering many more applications than with other meters.

RFoG (Radiofrequency-over-Glass) is used more and more by CATV

operators because it allows them to benefit from the advantages

of fibre optics to compete with FTTH service providers. It is

common to combine two downstream wavelengths:1550

nm for Digital TV and 1490 nm for Data services.

TV&SAT distribution in buildings is also taking

advantage of the benefits of fibre optics, thanks

to the use of Optical LNB’s and RF/FO

converters which will presumably be extended

over the next years. Having integrated optical

filters, the HD RANGER 2 is compatible with

the latest technologies using two

wavelengths simultaneously to distribute up to

2 satellites (including all 4 polarities each), in

addition to the terrestrial channels.

The RF signal at the converter output can be analysed, measured and decoded by the meter

as one would usually do with any DVB or Analog TV&Satellite signal over copper wires.

Selective Optical-to-RF converter

Use it for Optical LNB, RFoG, FTTH, GPON...

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