Antenna power jumpers – Lectrosonics UMC16b User Manual

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UMC16B

LECTROSONICS, INC.

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RF OUT

12V DC IN

400MA MAX

RF OUT

UMC16B Front Panel

UMC16B Rear Panel

Antenna Power Jumpers

NOTE: These jumpers are

ONLY to be used when

the Lectrosonics UFM50 or UFM230 filter/amp

modules are being powered from DC on the

antenna input jacks on the UMC16B multicoupler.

For long cable runs between the UMC16B and remote

antennas, gain must be applied at the antenna end of

the coaxial cable to compensate for the loss that oc-

curs over the length of the cable run. The Lectrosonics

UFM230 or UFM50 filter/amp module can be placed in

an optimum position close to the antenna and powered

by DC from the UMC16B via the coaxial cable. This

applies the gain before the loss in the coaxial cable run

to maximize the signal to noise ratio. Jumpers at the

antenna inputs on the UMC16B enable the DC power

on the BNC jacks.
1. To enable the DC antenna power, unplug the power

cord and remove the cover

(12 screws).

2. Locate the jumpers on the circuit board. When the

jumper is inserted toward the outside of the unit, power

is disabled. Inserted toward the inside of the unit, power

is enabled.

Antenna A input

50 ohm BNC

Antenna B input

50 ohm BNC

RF outputs x 8

50 ohm BNC

RF outputs x 8

50 ohm BNC

DC power input

12 to 18 VDC

NOTE: If a splitter/combiner is used between the

UFM230 and the UMC16B, it will not pass the DC

power to the antennas.

Long coaxial cable

Long coaxial cable

UFM230

UFM230

UMC16B

Antennas

Triple socket

jumper toward

outside to disable

antenna power

Triple socket

jumper toward

inside to enable

antenna power

ANT A

ANT B

Double socket

jumper toward

outside to disable

antenna power

Double socket

jumper toward

inside to enable

antenna power

If tape is present

over the socket,

be sure to

replace it after

re-positioning

the jumper

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