Mrc Dar Plus Microwave Transmitter

US $1100

Norcross, Georgia, United States
Jun 14th

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Just tested power On and offered parts or not working as is. The unit has scuffs. DAR Plus Analog or Digital Microwave System Applications Studio-to-Transmitter Links and Transmitter-to- Studio Links Satellite backhauls Analog news gathering backhauls Intercity Relays (ICR) Cable Headend Feeds Multi-Hop Networks Features High Capacity up to 120 Mbps Architecture supports FCC and ITU channel plans from 1.9 to 15.4 GHz Proprietary implementation of MRC Broadcast's extremely stable, low-noise YiG oscillator technology Built-in diagnostics through front panel controls and display Analog or digital-ready AC or DC Versions Options Analog: FMT/FMR 70 MHz, IF, 4 audio subcarriers, high-power output options Digital: Internal or external modem QM2 19.39 Mbps modulator/demodulator. Variable Rate Modem modulator/demodulator for data rates of 20 to 120 Mbps Overview The DAR Plus radio is a versatile solution for carrying conventional video and audio, or a digital transport with rates up to 120 Mbps. The DAR Plus is field switchable between analog to digital requiring only to change a few switch settings in the RF shelf, and is easily reconfigured using the DAR Plus Menu System. The DAR Plus Menu System provides full control of the radio with alarm reporting and status. The DAR Plus provides both video and audio modulation for NTSC and PAL formats with four audio channels. The analog video and audio components are all contained on two plug-in modules for easy swap out and service. Perhaps DAR Plus's greatest feature is the variety of digital transport options. The radio can be configured for ATSC using MRC's QM2 internal or external modems. When used with MRC's Variable Rate Modem, four user selectable IF carriers can can multiplexed into one datastream with data rates up to 120 Mbps. To protect your signal path. DAR Plus can be configured for hot standby on both the transmit and receive ends. In addition, the MRC Hot Standby Diversity Shelf provides "errorless" switching on the receive end for maintaining data integrity.