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Downconverter Manual
This manual contains safety information and information for installing, configuring, and operating a Downconverter (IDC‑1500, IDC‑2027, IDC‑3239, IDC‑6475).
Downconverter
Technical data
Technical drawings, specifications, and connector pinouts for the Real Freedom Downconverter.
Connector pinout assignments
UHF output

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  Provides detailed information and instructions on how to use, operate, assemble, install, troubleshoot, or maintain the Downconverter.
  - Downconverter Manual
    This manual contains safety information and information for installing, configuring, and operating a Downconverter (IDC‑1500, IDC‑2027, IDC‑3239, IDC‑6475).
    - Downconverter
      - Introduction
        The Real Freedom Downconverter is a key component of BSI’s Real Freedom wireless camera system. It receives signals in the broadcast transmit band and down-converts them to a UHF signal of between 50 MHz and 850 MHz. The UHF signal is then fed to a receiver via a coaxial cable.
      - Installation and configuration
        Designed to be compact and fully weatherproof, the Real Freedom Downconverter can be temporarily installed almost anywhere or permanently on the roof of an outside broadcast van.
      - Operation
        Once connected to the system and configured, no further changes are required to the downconverters during the routine operation of the Real Freedom system.
      - Troubleshooting
        This chapter provides troubleshooting information for Real Freedom Downconverters.
      - Maintenance
        This chapter describes the maintenance, cleaning, and storage procedures for Real Freedom Downconverters.
      - Technical data
        Technical drawings, specifications, and connector pinouts for the Real Freedom Downconverter.
        Dimensions
        Specifications
        Connector pinout assignments
        Antenna port
        Power and control
        UHF output
      - Safety and regulatory compliance
        Important safety and electromagnetic compatibility information.
  - Datasheet
    The Real Freedom Downconverter receives signals in the broadcast transmit band and down-converts them to a UHF signal of between 50 MHz and 850 MHz. The UHF signal is then fed to a receiver via a coaxial cable.
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UHF output

Use to connect the downconverter to a receiver or fiber remote unit. This connector passes the down converted UHF signal to the receiver, passes bi-directional OOK data between the downconverter and receiver, and provides bias power to the downconverter.

Connector: BNC (F) 75 Ohm

Figure 1. Front face of BNC (F) connector


Pin	Purpose
1	UHF output
2	Ground/Shield