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Bench Setup and Operation 3-23
SG4000 Installation and Operation Manual
You can configure the SG4000 return path using a variety of analog or digital transmitters and
up to two configuration plug-in boards in the return configuration board locations. Each board
has a specific function and transmitter combination associated with it and is clearly labeled.
The return configuration board, in location 2, services the analog transmitters in lid optics slots
3 and 4. The return configuration board in location 3 services the analog transmitters in lid
optics slots 5 and 6. For detailed information on the return path transmitters, see Section 4,
“Modules.”
The SG4000 return path and configuration boards provide the nominal input level to the return
path transmitters when 28 dBmV total composite power is present at the node housing ports.
Table 3-2 identifies and describes the SG4000 return-path configuration options.
Table 3-2
Return-path options
SG4000 return-path configuration options include:
Option Return Path Configuration
N None – no configuration board is provided. However, when the SG4000 is purchased with any
other return configuration and none is selected for the transmitter, the appropriate return
configuration board is installed.
X Combined return – all four RF returns are combined on a single transmitter.
A Combined redundant return – all four RF returns are combined on two transmitters.
B Split return – two RF returns are combined on one transmitter; the other two RF returns are
combined on a second transmitter.
C Split redundant return – two RF returns are combined on two transmitters; the other two RF
returns are combined on two additional transmitters.
D Segmented return – each RF return is directed to an individual transmitter.
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