Bird Technologies BPME Series-Datasheet User Manual

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Broadcast Power Monitor

BPME Series

While the BPME provides the usual power and VSWR monitoring, it is much more than just a ‘comfort’ meter. One of the chief factors that
sets BPME apart is the depth of its functionality. From remote monitoring via a user-friendly web interface to data logging
capabilities, the BPME gives users a range of functions designed to make their jobs easier, while protecting the health of their in-
vestment.

In addition, the RF test port enables users to verify spectral compliance for applications such as IBOC or HDTV at the point in the
transmission line where it matters most! The enhanced functionality of BPME puts complete analog and digital broadcast monitor-
ing at the user's fingertips through user-friendly, around-the-clock, remote access from any web-enabled device. This 24/7 access
ensures that problems are detected and dealt with easily and promptly-before they escalate into more costly situations.

Features/Benefits

Integral Power Monitor System

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Integration of forward and reflected elements into

the RF Detection/Control Circuit yields added stability
and greater dynamic range.

Frequency/Channel Field Configurable

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Provides channel flexibility when needed in the field.

Ethernet & RS-232 Enabled

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Future-ready remote monitoring, control & instant

alarm alert.

Integral RF Test Port

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Enables mask compliance testing, as well as monitoring
of spectrum, modulation, frequency & RF envelope

performance.

Data Logging Capabilities

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System trends and anomalies can be detected before

failures.

30303 Aurora Rd.

Solon, OH 44139

866.695.4569

www.bird-technologies.com

This innovative product offers users more options in how they measure, monitor and protect their
RF Broadcast transmission systems while providing dependable performance and accuracy.

DB-15 connector for
power input to BPME.
Additionally, this provides
analog alarm and relay
data output to the 3129
Display Panel or any PC
equipped with PC Tool
Software.

Silver plated, copper line
sections available in standard
EIA line sizes. Consult factory
for specific configurations to
meet your requirement.

High quality, low loss, handformable
microwave cable ensures measurement
accuracy.

Re-engineered to integrate the forward & reflected
elements into the RF Detection/Control circuit to
yield added stability and greater dynamic range.

DB-9 connector, RS-232 output to 3129
Display Panel or any PC equipped with
PC Tool Software. Alarm upon zero
power, low power, high power or
VSWR anomalies as per customer set
threshold.

Integrated RF Test Port for use with optional
Sampling Elements. This is critical for
applications where spectral compliance
must be verified. Additionally, this port can
be used to monitor spectrum, modulation,
frequency and RF envelope performance.

RJ-45 connector, Ethernet enabled.
Remote interface to the BPME via
any PC via the web.

Product Highlights

Broadcast Power Monitors

BPME Series

MODEL NOMENCLATURE (7/8” LINE SECTIONS)

BPME

7

MODEL NOMENCLATURE (1 5/8”, 3 1/8”, 4 1/16”, 4 1/2 AND 6 1/8” LINE SECTIONS)

BPME

Line Section
7 = 7/8”

Input Connector
A = N (F)
B = N (M)
C = LC (F)
D = 7/8” EIA
H = DIN (F)
J = DIN (M)
K = UHF (F)
L = UHF (M)

Output Connector
A = N (F)
B = N (M)
C = LC (F)
D = 7/8” EIA
H = DIN (F)
J = DIN (M)
K = UHF (F)
L = UHF (M)

Frequency Band
VL = 45-88 MHz
V = 88-230 MHz
U = 470-890 MHz

Power*
L = Low
M = Medium
H = High
*see chart for
power ranges

P = Panel Mount
*leave blank for no
panel

Line Section
1 = 1 5/8”
3 = 3 1/8”
4 = 4 1/16”
4A = 4 1/2
6 = 6 1/8”

Line Interface*
U = Unflanged, Recessed
Center Conductor
UF = Unflanged, Flush
Center Conductor
D = Dielectric Flanged
M = Myat Flanged
*For Flanged, leave blank

Frequency Band
VL = 45-88 MHz
V = 88-230 MHz
U = 470-890 MHz

Power*
L = Low
M = Medium
H = High
*see chart for power ranges

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