The BW TX1-50MHz is a top specification FM broadcast link transmitter that is ideally suited for low power wireless mic broadcasts in the 60MHz region.
The frequency is adjustable from 46 to 68 MHz from internal direct reading switches or from the front panel graphics display control system. Setting the frequency internally disables the menu system from changing the frequency ensuring no unauthorised frequency changes.
The TX1 50 MHz graphics display on the front panel can indicate frequency, forward and reverse power, power amplifier temperature, power amplifier voltage, PLL board voltage, modulation levels as well as the amount of gain reduction of the internal audio limiter module.
The rear panel contains XLR balanced inputs with input level controls, BNC for multiplex output from the internal digital stereo generator, BNC for multiplex input to the exciter for loop through operation and external processor input
There is also A 15 way D-Type connector, pins being available on the D-Type for fault monitoring, external control of RF output and RS232 control and monitoring.
The RS232 control and monitor system is a dual mode system and the transmitter can be controlled and monitored from a standard terminal program or our custom windows application.
The RF output is via an N-Type socket. Main input is via a fused switchable IEC power connector.
The transmitter is fully configurable and the limiter and stereo encoder can be switched in and out of circuit. Jumpers available on board for pre emphasis, clipping, processing mode (clarity/loud), stereo/mono, and limiter on/off.
The 'virtual VFO' dual loop PLL system allows perfect audio flatness to below 10 Hz. AFC bounce and modulator overshoot are a thing of the past. You now can pass that low bass without distortion and overshoots and obtain that extra low frequency stereo separation.
The power amplifier is based modern MOSFET device. A fresh air tunnel through the transmitter keeps cool air running right through the heatsink. The amplifier is protected from damage by temperature control systems and antenna fault (SWR) monitoring.
The power to the amplifier is turned back into the safety zone should a fault occur, keeping you on air rather than shutting down completely and taking you off air. Internal harmonic filtering keeps your RF signal clean and compliant to FCC/DTR standards.
The transmitter contains two fully approved efficient switched mode power supply modules with a a universal input voltage range from 85-260 volts AC, Ensuring compatability of any mains system WORLD-WIDE.
Transmitter and PA Remote
