Analog TV Monitoring Receiver

General view of the analog TV monitoring receiver

The ATMR-700 is designed for monitoring analog TV transmitters

Continuously checks the quality of service for up to 8 channels in an area and it performs QOS measurements for all TV systems (NTSC/PAL and SECAM) and all bands (VHF low, VHF high and UHF). Here are some examples: RF level, sync tip level, burst flag level, audio average, audio peak and offset frequency, …

FEATURES

The card offers a video and audio output monitor and performs intelligent monitoring: detects audio loss, sync loss, video dark, etc. for up to 8 programmable channels.

There are 2 possible specialized functionalities that can be programmed; these will be executed in real time by the ANT132 and will report abnormalities to the RDF:

  • Real time monitoring of one or more channels: This puts the card as a watchdog on one or more specified channels; all parameters are monitored and reported to the RDF that will report to the control-center in case of abnormal readings
  • Real time monitoring of the whole TV spectrum: This specialized function doesn’t monitor every parameter of each channel present in that moment in the spectrum, but will only report the presence of channels. In other words, if suddenly a channel (that was there shortly before) disappears, or if a channel that wasn’t present, suddenly pops up, it will be reported
Front view of Analog TV monitoring receiver
SPECIFICATION
Hardware and comunication
  • From 50 to 0 dBm (from 57 to 107 dbuV/m)
  • NTSC, PAL or SECAM television systems
  • VHF L,H and UHF
  • Standard canalizations or specific frequencies
  • User selectable VITS line
  • Video output from front panel
  • Realtime readings on RS232 and RS485
  • ANTLAN® protocol (SNMP or custom upon request)
Readouts
  • RF level measurement readout
  • Average picture level readout
  • White peak level readout
  • Sync tip level readout
  • Audio average and peak detection readout;
  • frequency offset readout (respect to video carrier)
Alarms
  • Audio silence alarm
  • Video silence alarm
  • RF silence alarm
  • Modulation absence (CW)
  • All readouts have up to 2 each