The IPQC24 is a highly integrated 1-RU video edge QAM that can multiplex and scramble IP video signals and convert them to QAM/DVB-C channels for use in CATV systems, such as the Pico Digital CONDOR. The unit features a flexible design and can be configured in a number of ways to suit specific end applications. The high-quality QAM output of the edge QAM is organized into 24 independent QAM channels, which can be placed anywhere within a 768 MHz span, from 36 MHz to 960 MHz. The IPQC24 supports up to four simultaneous CA systems and 1680 Mbps of IP data input.Now you can give your subscribers the digital media experience they expect at a much lower cost than you imagined. With Pico Digital's CONDOR, you get an upgradeable set-top box platform and headend broadcast system that empowers you to efficiently convert to all-digital today, while adding new services over time with our future-proof middleware. CONDOR is more than just video. Features Supports up to 512 channels of IP input over UDP, RTP MPTS/SPTS Supports unicast and multicast, IGMP v2/v3 Max 840 Mbps effective bitrate for every GbE input Supports re-multiplexing and MPTS/SPTS multiplexing Supports up to 256 PIDs remapping per channel 24 QAM carriers output, adjustable frequency output within 768 MHz Supports RS 204, 188 encoding Excellent RF performance, MER - 40 dB Remote control and monitoring via an easy-to-use web browser Modular design, 1-RU chassis Redundant power supply Simultaneous multiple encryption - four CA Systems supported Compliant to DVB-C EN 300 429 and ITU-T J.83 Annex A and B Supports DVB general scrambling system ETR289 , Simulcrypt standards ETSI 101 197 and ETSI 103 197 2 GbE inputs, RJ-45 interface or SFP Specifications Interface: 2 GbE IP Input: 256 x 2 - 512 Input Channels: 512 Output Channels: 24 Max PIDs: 256/channel Consumption: 15.4W Operating Temperature: 0 degrees C to 45 degrees C Frequency Range: 36 MHz to 960 MHz, 1 kHz steps Dimension: 1.75-" H x 19-"L x 18.5-" D
The IPQC24 is a highly integrated 1-RU video edge QAM that can multiplex and scramble IP video signals and convert them to QAM/DVB-C channels for use in CATV systems, such as the Pico Digital CONDOR. The unit features a flexible design and can be
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