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LF 942A SAT Signal Level Meter

LF 942A SAT Signal Level Meter
LF 942A : Sat Signal Level Meter

á Simultaneous Signal Level & C/N Readings at Satellite IFs
á Display Shows Signal Level in dBmV or dBmV plus Bargraph for Antenna Aimin
á LNB Voltage Settable From +11 to +18 V in 1V Steps to Meet Antenna-Polarization Needs
á Factory Programmed for USA DBS, USA, C-Band, DFS-12, DES11, TELECOM-1C, ASTRA-1 UNIV, ASTRA-I, Europe DBS, China-SAT and ASIA-Sat
á Auto Power Shutoff (On-Time User Selected) Conserves Battery
á Powers LNB for Independent Dish/LNB Checks
á Small, Fully Portable, Battery Operated
á C/N Ratio, DC Voltage to LNB and Local Oscillator Frequency also Shown
á Level Indication Aids in Design of Multiple-Outlet Systems and in Checking the LNB -to-Tuner Link
á Ten Memory Settings with User-Programmed IF Frequencies and DC Output Take Care of Routine Checks and Future Needs
á Long Battery Life - 14 Hours (3.5 When Supplying LNB) Continuous from Six Alkaline "C" Cells

Model LF 942A measures signal level output of satellite LNBs (down converters) and carrier-to-noise ratio to evaluate and optimize satellite receiver installations. Small, fully portable and battery operated, the unit also powers the LNB allowing independent assessment of the dish/LNB part of the installation. Direct readout in dBmV or dBmV, as well as bargraph aid in dish aiming and in gauging signal loss in the LNB-tuner link and in multiple-outlet distribution systems. The unit features factory-programmed worldwide channel listings as well as user programmed 10-channel memory for routine checks and for future satellite assignments. Very easy to use and program, the LF 942A shows signal level, DC voltage supplied to the LNB, satellite name, channel number and antenna polarization, IF frequency, local-oscillator frequency, C/N and low-battery warning. An auto-shutdown feature turns off power if unattended for a user-selected time interval to conserve battery life

Last modified on Tuesday, December 28, 1999