Home  Technical Specs CableCaster Specs
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CableCaster Specifications |
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The CableCaster connects an antenna or Cable TV programming signal, TVs, the MediaCaster, and the IRCaster/IRDetector to the home entertainment network. The CableCaster:
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- amplifies your antenna or CATV signals to overcome cable losses
- puts a 6dBmV gain on each NET port, to enhance the picture on every TV on the network
- balances the signal strength from your antenna or Cable Company with your homemade TV channels. Extreme differences in signal strength may cause interference
- uses reverse isolation to prevent the signal in your network from leaking out to your neighbor's TVs. Reverse isolation is accomplished by placing an amplifier between your antenna or Cable Company and your home entertainment network. The CableCaster has 70 dBmV reverse isolation
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A Wall Adapter can supply power to the CableCaster directly, if there is an electrical outlet within 6 feet of the CableCaster. If there is no electrical power near the CableCaster, an IRCaster/IRDetector installed in the home entertainment network provides power remotely to the CableCaster.
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Frequency Range
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DC to 1000 MHz - 3db bandwidth
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Gain
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6 dBmV per port
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Noise Figure
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4.9db from 100 to 1000 MHz
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Input VSWR
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1.7
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Output VSWR
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2.2
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Reverse Isolation
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70 dBmV from ports to input with notch filter attached.
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Port-to-Port Loss
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12dB - 55 to 1000 MHz
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Transformer Input
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110-125 VAC, 50/60Hz 30W
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Input Voltage Output Voltage
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15 VDC @ 300mA
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