The 32-port Blonder Tongue 32-Port Passive Combinerfrom Blonder Tongue 32-Port Passive Combineris designed for use in a headend to combine the outputs from up to 32 single channel devices such as modulators and processors. It supports a frequency range of 5 to 1000 MHz.

Combine up to 32 Single-Channel Sources    Isolation and RFI Shielding    Separate -20 dB Test Port    1RU Rackmountable Chassis

Designed to provide high isolation, low net combing loss and featuring RFI shielding to minimize egress or ingress interference

Front-panel, 20 dB test port on 75 ohm F type connector allows testing unit without service interruption

1RU rackmoutable chassis

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what purpose is the power input and power output?

A: The PA411 not only distributes the RF from the antenna but also power to additional PSM transmitters. It will cut down on the amount of power suppiles needed in the rack.

Q: 2. is there a passive return module for BIDA 550-50?

A: For passive return you would need to add a diplexer.

Q: 3. Is there a way to take the hdmi out from my computer and send it down the cable in my home. It looks like the Blonder Tongue CATV Channelized Audio/Video Modulator with SAW Filtering (Channels 37-94, 100-135) will send the signal down the cable but how can I get the hdmi in?

A: HDMI won't go directly in; the modulator accepts standard video in. There are converters that will down sample and convert your hdmi to standard video.Note that the converter sends the video out through RCA connectors and the modulator accepts video in via f-type connectors. I used something like these (though they were in stock when I purchased them) -hth

Q: 4. Will the mixer introduced latency?

A: No, the Kopul CMCS-1 Passive 3.5mm Microphone Combiner/Splitter should not introduce any latency to the signal chain.

Q: 5. Can the mixer be used with a tentacle sync device?

A: It depends on what type of device you will be using the Kopul CMCS-1 Passive 3.5mm Microphone Combiner/Splitter with and whether or not it accepts timecode.

Q: 6. Can I connect my pioneer dj900 nexus mixer and Yamaha O1V mixer on 2 RDL-10 K, before entering the audio processorOr should I use the RDL-600? Better!?

A: We usually use these for summing stereo signals to mono. Very handy!The STD-10K is designed for combining or distributing consumer level audio signals, which often use RCA connectors (like DVD players, CD players, etc). The STD-600 is designed with the proper resistance for professional audio equipment, which typically uses XLR or TRS connectors.That DJ mixer has both types of outputs, but using the XLR outputs to match what the Yamaha is outputting is your best bet. Then they'll both be a good match for an STD-600. The device the signal is going to should also have a professional type input.I think the RDL product sheet has some example diagrams for dealing with a variety of balanced and unbalanced connections.

Q: 7. one antenna to receive two different signals(frequencies) by two receivers ; is it possible to use in this way?

A: Yes, the RF Venue 2X1SPLIT Passive Splitter/Combiner can be used with one antenna to receive audio signal and then route it to two different receivers. The antenna and receivers that you use will also determine the capabilities of the setup. The 2X1SPLIT functions as a router.

Q: 8. which norm handles? pal-B/G pal-N or NTSC? thanks.

A: The Blonder Tongue CATV Channelized Audio/Video Modulator with SAW Filtering SAW is NTSC only.

Q: 9. how do you adjust the amps so you get good signal, but produce less heat?

A: This unit does give you the ability to adjust the gain and slope to the proper settings for your situation. Blonder Tongue also sells optional plug-in fixed attenuator and equalizers for input signal conditioning, which you can purchase from them: http://bit.ly/1iV8xC4

Q: 10. Its possible to use Line level signal instead of mic livel?

A: The Kopul CMCS-1 only takes mic level but you can use BH #SASMARTRIGP for line level input.