Clipsal StarServe - Installation Guide, 11635

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SECTION 9Subscription TV Cabling Requirements/OverviewApartment Cabling Requirements - Commercial InstallationsSUBSCRIPTION TV COAX CABLING DOES NOT CONNECT TO CLIPSAL STARSERVE ®When cabling subscription TV into multistorey apartments you must cable from the riser to the apartmentsubscription TV location, 2 x subscription TV approved cables to the wall plate.A telephone cable must be run from the Clipsal StarServe ® to the subscription TV wall plate for subscription TVcompany’s minimum cabling requirements.V2H2V1H1Clipsal StarServe ® VDUlocated in apartment2 In/4 Out Multiswitchlocated in riser2 In/4 Out Multiswitchlocated in riserFUTURE SERVICESMultiswitches must beearthed in compliance withAS/NZS 1367, AS/NZS3000& AS/ACIF S009RG6 QuadshieldCablesWallplate locatedin apartmentPAY 1 PAY 2 MODEMTelephonepatch leadsSubscription TV decoder68 INSTALLATION GUIDE
SECTION 10Cabling ConsiderationsKey Area 1 - The Lounge RoomThe first key area is the location where the active devices such as the subscription TV decoder, DVD, VCR / DVR arelocated. The reason this is important is because we need to supply the DVR with a separate TV input so that the DVR canrecord without affecting the television in that room. The television in that room must also have a separate TV input.To view the active devices in other rooms, the signals from these devices must be sent back to the Clipsal StarServe ®VDU to be combined with the free to air signals going to the TV sets throughout the home. This then enables all theTV sets to view free to air TV plus DVD, DVR and subscription TV decoder signals.A data outlet is required for technologies such as media centres that enable your computer to interact with your TVand stereo system.Typical LocationsThe lounge room is a typical location for all of these devices andprobably the most popular. In the home we generally have all activedevices in the lounge room, as it provides easy access to DVDs orwatching subscription TV.In some homes, the practice is to hide the active equipment inDATA Return Pathcupboards. As plasma screens become more affordable homeowners want to make it a feature on the wall and hideall the cables and boxes away from sight. Either way, you must have the cabling in the right location.Future Distribution of ServicesAlong with the standard wall plate you will require an additional fourdata cables on a separate wall plate. These four data cables are for thefuture distribution of video services.This wall plate is highly recommended as the benefi ts of installing thiswhile building will far out way the addition cost of installing it after thebuilding has been completed.Foxtel / AustarTV VideoSAT A SAT B PHONEAs satellite TV becomes more popular, the benefi t of installing cablingas you build becomes evident. If you have a two storey home it isextremely diffi cult to install cabling after the walls are up. In somecases you cannot install extra cables unless you make holes in thewalls. The added cost of the repair to the new wall after installation canbe inconvenient and costly. It is wise to install the cabling during building as a safe guard. Many people have saidthey will never have subscription TV and the next thing you know they are making holes in walls and spending extramoney when they had been advised to install it beforehand.Both Foxtel and Austar will have the same cabling requirements for the service they provide.INSTALLATION GUIDE69
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