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3x4 Multiswitch Eagle Aspen Mini Max DTV3X4
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3x4 /Eagle Aspen
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Detailed Description
Eagle Aspen
This Eagle Aspen DTV3x4 Mini Max Multiswitch allows you to combine signal from one satellite, using a dual LNBF and distribute the signal to up to 4 satellite receivers. Use the third input for UHF,VHF or CATV feed and run only 1 line inside and split it inside using diplexers!
FAQ of Zinwell 3x4 Multiswitch
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Q2: There are two cables from the dual LNBF, how can I know which one is 13V or 18V.
A: There is no difference for both cables from the dual LNBF. Therefore, either of these 2 cables can go into either 13V or 18V input of the switch.
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Q4: Do I need to use the terminator for those unused output ports?
A: Yes. It is suggested to connect the terminators to the unused output ports when the off-air signal is also connected.
(CAUTION: The 75 ohm terminator can ONLY use for SAM-3402 but NOT to use with SAM-4803, SAM-4402-3A, SAM-6802, WB-68 & WB616).
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Q5: If I need more than 4 outputs, how can I do?
A: You can use Zinwell 4x8 Multiswitch SAM-4803, Zinwell 6x8 Multiswitch WB-68, or 6x16 Multiswitch WB616.
A multiswitch is a device used with a quattro LNB to distribute satellite TV signals to multiple (usually more than four) receivers from a single dish and LNB.
A typical KU band universal LNB can be switched between four modes (two frequency ranges and two polarisations) selected by signals from the receiver (supply voltage for polarisation and presence or absence of a 22KHz tone for frequency range). This means that each receiver needs a separate feed and twin-tuner receivers (such as sky+ and freesat+) need two separate feeds. For small numbers of receivers a multi-output LNB is used and all the feeds are taken straight from the LNB but there is a limit to the number of outputs that can reasonably be placed on a LNB.
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