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Digital ReadyMATV AntennasANTENNA SELECTION AND

INSTALLATION IN AUSTRALIA

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CONTENTS

4 ANTENNA SELECTION AND INSTALLATION IN AUSTRALIA

4 DIGITAL AND ANALOGUE ANTENNAS

4 UNDERSTANDING FREQUENCY BANDS

5 HOW DO I SELECT MY ANTENNA?

5 WHAT SIGNAL LEVEL IS BEST?

6 DO I NEED TO CHECK MY SIGNAL LEVELS?

6 WHY INTRODUCE DIGITAL?

8 VHF ANTENNAS

16 UHF ANTENNAS

25 COMBINATION UHF/VHF ANTENNAS

37 FM ANTENNAS

39 DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL METER

40 MOUNTING ACCESSORIES

49 AUSTRALIAN TELEVISION BROADCAST BANDS

TELEVISION CHANNEL NUMBERS AND FREQUENCY LIMITS (IN MHZ)

50 AUSTRALIAN DIGITAL TELEVISION BROADCAST BANDS

CHANNEL NUMBERS AND CENTRE FREQUENCIES (IN MHZ)

50 AUSTRALIAN TELEVISION NON-BROADCAST BANDS

CHANNEL NUMBERS AND FREQUENCY LIMITS (IN MHZ)

51 INDEX

PA G E

In this publication we intend to remove some of the

fear often associated with antenna selection and

installation, and address some of the frequently

asked questions regarding Digital Television.

Digital and Analogue Antenna

One of the most commonly asked questions is whether

today’s consumer will require a new antenna in order to

receive Digital TV. Most people have an excellent antenna

for receiving Digital Television even though they may not

be aware of it. The governing body responsible for the

introduction of Digital Television has given particular

attention to ensuring that, as far as possible, the existing

antenna should be of use. In some cases however, this

may not be possible.

It is therefore very likely, as digital transmission is rolled

out throughout Australia, viewers will be able to receive

both Digital and Analogue Television signals without the

need to upgrade. Some very old antennas in Metropolitan

areas may need to be replaced to receive Digital Television

on Channels 11 or 12.

Antenna selection and installation in Australia

Understanding Frequency Bands

Analogue and Digital services use the following

frequency bands:

• VHF television Band 1 (channels 0, 1 and 2)

• VHF television Band 2 (channels 3, 4 and 5)

(FM band)

• VHF television Band 3 (channels 5A, 6, 7, 8, 9, 9A,

10, 11 and 12)

• UHF television Band 4 (channels 28 – 35)

• UHF television Band 5 (channels 36 – 69)

Typical VHF antenna configurations are:

• VHF Band 1 (providing analogue channels 0-2)

• VHF Band 3 (providing channels 6-12)

• VHF Bands 1 & 3 (providing channels 2 and 6-12)

Typical UHF antenna configurations are:

• UHF Band 4 only (providing channels 28-35)

• UHF Band 4 and lower Band 5 (providing channels

28-50)

• UHF Band 5 only (providing channels 36-69)

• UHF Bands 4 & 5 (providing channels 28-69)

4 MASTER ANTENNA TELEVISION

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In Metropolitan areas for reception from the main

transmitter (low powered), antennas should be capable of

receiving Bands 4 and 5 (for analogue and digital services)

In Regional areas, antennas should be capable of receiving

Band 4 and/or Band 5 (for analogue and digital signals.

In some areas multiple bands may be used, requiring

multi band antennas or multiple antennas depending on

the channels currently used in a particular area.

What signal level is best?Two factors will limit the range of signal levels that should

be present at the input to a DTT receiver. One is the

minimum level of digital signal, which must not fall below

the threshold (typically 35-45dBmv, but in some cases

higher). The other is the maximum level of signal that

can be applied before the receiver overloads. The highest

signal is usually an analogue signal, and this should not

exceed 77dBmv. All digital and analogue signals into a

digital receiver must fall within the scope of this window.

Typical combined VHF/UHF antenna configurations are:

• VHF Bands 1 & 3, and UHF Band 4 (providing

channels 2, 6-12 and 28-35)

• VHF Bands 1 & 3, and UHF Bands 4 & 5 (providing

channels 2, 6-12 and 28-69)

• VHF Band 3, and UHF Band 4 (providing channels

6-12 and 28-35)

Not all bands are used in all areas, and not all antennas

receive all bands, hence the requirement for different

antennas for different areas. The bands used and

therefore the antenna required, are dependent on which

transmitter is in place to service the area.

How do I select my antenna?

This is the million-dollar question, and nothing when

it comes to recommending antennas is guaranteed,

however, there are some simple rules to bear in mind.

In Metropolitan areas for reception from the main

transmitter (high powered), antennas should be capable

of receiving Band 1 (for analogue signal only) and Bands

3 and 4 (for analogue and digital services)


Why introduce digital?The introduction of digital television in Australia is for very

good reason and will benefit those in both Metropolitan

and Regional areas. Digital uses a form of modulation

called COFDM (Coded Orthogonal Frequency Division

Multiplex). The result of this technology is a received

signal that is free of ghosts and noise, whereas current

signals may have annoying ghosting or noise corrupting

the quality of the picture.

Do I need to check my signal levels?

With analogue signals in the past, it would more than

likely suffice to have a portable TV with you to measure

signal with some accurate knowledge that the TV would

work. It is now important to measure the signal using a

meter that is designed for use with DTT (Digital Terrestrial

Television) signals. This is to avoid what is known as the

Digital Cliff Effect.

Analogue television signals have a tendency to become

noisier with reduced signal strength. Digital signal will react

very differently and fail altogether once the signal is reduced

beyond the threshold. This is the Digital Cliff Effect.

It is very important to ensure that there is enough signal

to allow for signal reduction due to antenna movement,

foliage growth and other factors that may affect

the signal.

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CATALOGUE


2ANVPA1Antenna VHF Phased Array 8 Elements

BAND(S) 3 - VHF ANTENNA (OUTER FRINGE AREAS)

VHF CHANNELS 6-12

FORWARD GAIN 7-9.5 dB

BACK TO FRONT RATIO 16 dB

VHF ANTENNAS

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

� F-type high performance balun� Designed and tested for digital broadcast reception� Heavy duty construction on all components� 12mm extruded aluminum heavy duty elements� Tough powder coated finish� UV stabilised plastics� Crimped ends on all elements - no water ingress - no plastic caps (prone to falling off) - no whistling� No U-bolts to attach � Designed for hills areas to stop the ghosting effect

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VHF ANTENNAS

2ANVPA2Antenna VHF Phased Array 16 Elements

BAND(S) 3 - VHF ANTENNA (OUTER FRINGE AREAS)

VHF CHANNELS 6-12

FORWARD GAIN 12 dB



� F-type high performance balun� Designed and tested for digital broadcast reception� Heavy duty construction on all components� 12mm extruded aluminum heavy duty elements� Tough powder coated finish� UV stabilised plastics� Crimped ends on all elements - no water ingress - no plastic caps (prone to falling off) - no whistling� No U-bolts to attach � Designed for fringe/outer areas with large hills to stop the ghosting effect


VHF ANTENNAS

2ANVY7Antenna VHF Yagi 7 Elements

BANDS(S) 3 - VHF YAGI ANTENNA

VHF CHANNELS 6-12

FORWARD GAIN 8.8 dB



� F-type PCB high performance balun

� Designed and tested for digital broadcast reception

� Heavy duty construction on all components

� 12mm extruded aluminum heavy duty elements

� Tough powder coated finish

� Bifurcated rivets - strongest in the industry

� UV stabilised plastics

� Crimped ends on all elements - no water ingress - no plastic caps (prone to falling off) - no whistling

� No U-bolts to attach

� Stainless steel connection screws

� Snap-out reflectors

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VHF ANTENNAS


BAND(S) 3 - VHF YAGI ANTENNA

VHF CHANNELS 6-12

FORWARD GAIN 11-12 dB















VHF ANTENNAS


BAND(S) 3 - VHF HI-GAIN YAGI ANTENNA (FRINGE AREAS)

VHF CHANNELS 6-12

FORWARD GAIN 14 dB

BACK TO FRONT RATIO >20 dB













� Split boom assembly

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VHF ANTENNAS

2ANV2WBAntenna VHF 8 Element Wide Band

BAND(S) 1, 2, 3 - ANTENNA (INNER FRINGE SIGNAL)

VHF CHANNELS 0-12

FORWARD GAIN 4-8 dB











� FM coverage


VHF ANTENNAS


BAND(S) 1, 2, 3 - ANTENNA (INNER FRINGE SIGNAL)

VHF CHANNELS 0-12












� FM coverage

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VHF ANTENNAS


BAND(S) 1, 2, 3 - VHF ANTENNA (OUTER FRINGE SIGNAL)

VHF CHANNELS 0-12












� FM coverage


UHF ANTENNAS

2ANUPA1Antenna UHF Phased Array 10 Element

BAND(S) 4, 5 - UHF ANTENNA (INNER AREAS)

UHF CHANNELS 28-69




� F-type high performance balun



� Horizontal or vertical mounting

� Anti-ghosting inner areas antenna

� Unique, compact folding phased array (for ease of assembly)

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UHF ANTENNAS

2ANUPA2Antenna UHF Phased Array 20 Element

BAND(S) 4, 5 - UHF ANTENNA (OUTER AREAS)

UHF CHANNELS 21-69

FORWARD GAIN 13.5 dB






� Horizontal or vertical mounting

� Anti-ghosting outer fringe areas antenna

� Unique, compact folding phased array (for ease of assembly)


UHF ANTENNAS

2ANUY10/4Antenna UHF 10 Elements Band 4

BAND(S) 4 - UHF ANTENNA (METROPOLITAN/INNER AREAS)

UHF CHANNELS 28-35












� Snap-out reflectors (ease of assembly)

� Elevation/tilt bracket included

� Stainless steel screws

� No sharp elements on UHF

� No folded elements that collect water

� Can be vertically or horizontally mounted

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UHF ANTENNAS


BAND(S) 4 - HI-GAIN YAGI ANTENNA (FRINGE/OUTER AREAS)

UHF CHANNELS 28-35

















� Can be centre/rear mounted

� Can be vertically or horizontally mounted depending on Polarisation of signal


UHF ANTENNAS


BAND(S) 5 - HI-GAIN YAGI ANTENNA (FRINGE/OUTER AREAS)

UHF CHANNELS 36-69

FORWARD GAIN 14 dB

















� Can be vertically or horizontally mounted depending on Polarisation of signal

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UHF ANTENNAS

2ANUY20WBAntenna UHF 20 Elements Wide Band

BAND(S) 4, 5 - HI-GAIN YAGI ANTENNA (FRINGE/OUTER AREAS)

UHF CHANNELS 28-69




















UHF ANTENNAS

2ANUX23Antenna UHF X Style 23 Element

BAND(S) 4, 5 - UHF ANTENNA (INNER AREAS)

UHF CHANNELS 21-69

FORWARD GAIN 10 dB








� Easy clip on elements

� Elevation/tilt brackets

� Cross design improves gain


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BAND(S) 4, 5 - UHF ANTENNA (INNER FRINGE AREAS)

UHF CHANNELS 21-69

FORWARD GAIN 13 dB








� Easy clip on elements

� Elevation/tilt brackets



UHF ANTENNAS



BAND(S) 4, 5 - UHF ANTENNA (OUTER FRINGE SIGNAL AREAS)

UHF CHANNELS 21-69

FORWARD GAIN 15 dB








� Two piece boom

� No support boom required



UHF ANTENNAS

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2ANCOM3Antenna Combination 13 Element

BAND(S) 1, 3, 4 - VHF/UHF ANTENNA (METROPOLITAN/INNER AREAS)

VHF CHANNELS 1-12

FORWARD GAIN 8 dB



� Premium VHF/UHF combination antenna











� Inner metropolitan area


COMBINATION UHF/ VHF ANTENNAS

UHF CHANNELS 28-50

FORWARD GAIN 12 dB

FRONT TO BACK RATIO >14 dB




BAND(S) 1, 3, 4 - VHF/UHF ANTENNA (OUTER METOPOLITAN AREAS)

VHF CHANNELS 2-12

FORWARD GAIN 12 dB














� Outer metropolitan area


UHF CHANNELS 28-40

FORWARD GAIN 9 dB


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BAND(S) 1, 3, 4 - VHF/UHF ANTENNA (OUTER FRINGE AREAS)

VHF CHANNELS 2-12

FORWARD GAIN 10 dB














� Designed for fringe/outer fringe areas



UHF CHANNELS 28-40

FORWARD GAIN 15 dB




2ANCOMA13Antenna Combination Analogue/Digital 13 Element

BAND(S) 1, 3, 4 - VHF/UHF ANTENNA (METROPOLITAN/INNER AREAS)

VHF CHANNELS 2-11

FORWARD GAIN 5 dB




� Designed and tested for analogue/digital broadcast reception







� Metropolitan areas - close to transmission towers

UHF CHANNELS 28-34

FORWARD GAIN 7.5 dB


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2ANCOMA17Antenna Combination Analogue/Digital 17 Element

BAND(S) 1, 3, 4 - VHF/UHF ANTENNA (OUTER METROPOLITAN AREAS)

VHF CHANNELS 2-11

FORWARD GAIN 6 dB




� Designed and tested for analogue/digital broadcast reception








� Outer metropolitan area

UHF CHANNELS 28-34

FORWARD GAIN 10 dB




2ANCOMD14Antenna Combination Digital 14 Element

BAND(S) 3, 4 - VHF/UHF ANTENNA (INNER METROPOLITAN AREAS)

VHF CHANNELS 6-12

FORWARD GAIN 7.5 dB












UHF CHANNELS 28-50

FORWARD GAIN 12 dB


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2ANCOMD14WBAntenna Combination Digital 14 Element Wide Band

BAND(S) 3, 4, 5 - VHF/UHF ANTENNA (INNER METROPOLITAN AREAS)

VHF CHANNELS 6-12

FORWARD GAIN 7.5 dB












� Wide band UHF 28-69

UHF CHANNELS 28-69

FORWARD GAIN 12 dB




2ANCOMD24Antenna Combination Digital 24 Element

BAND(S) 3, 4 - VHF/UHF ANTENNA (FRINGE/OUTER METROPOLITAN AREA)

VHF CHANNELS 6-12

FORWARD GAIN 15 dB












� Fringe/outer metropolitan area reception

UHF CHANNELS 28-50

FORWARD GAIN 8 dB


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2ANUV13WBAntenna UHF/VHF 13 Element Wide Band

BAND(S) 3, 5 - VHF/UHF CROSS POLARITY ANTENNA

VHF CHANNELS 6-12

FORWARD GAIN 7 dB










� Crimped ends on all elements - no water ingress - No plastic caps (prone to falling off) - No whistling

� Cross polarity VHF/UHF combination antenna

� Can be mounted horizontally or vertically depending on area

UHF CHANNELS 50-69

FORWARD GAIN 12 dB




2ANUV14Antenna UHF/VHF 14 Element

BAND(S) 3, 4 - VHF/UHF CROSS POLARITY ANTENNA

VHF CHANNELS 6-12

FORWARD GAIN 7 dB













UHF CHANNELS 28-40

FORWARD GAIN 11 dB


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2ANUV16Antenna UHF/VHF 16 Element

BAND(S) 1, 3, 4 - VHF/UHF CROSS POLARITY ANTENNA

VHF CHANNELS 2-12

FORWARD GAIN 7 dB













UHF CHANNELS 28-50

FORWARD GAIN 12 dB




2ANVULP2Antenna VHF/UHF Log Periodic - Large 32 Element

BAND(S) 3, 4, 5 - VHF/UHF ANTENNA

VHF CHANNELS 6-12

FORWARD GAIN 8 dB



� F-type balun connection




� Band 3-5 log periodic

� Can be either horizontally or vertically mounted

UHF CHANNELS 28-69

FORWARD GAIN 11 dB


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FM ANTENNAS

2ANFM3Antenna FM 3 Element

BAND(S) 2 - FM ANTENNA (INNER METROPOLITAN AREAS)

VHF CHANNELS 88-108MHz

FORWARD GAIN 5 dB












FM ANTENNAS

2ANFM8Antenna FM 8 Element

BAND(S) 2 - FM ANTENNA (OUTER FRINGE AREAS)

VHF CHANNELS 88-108MHz

FORWARD GAIN 10 dB











� Split boom assembly

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DIGITAL TERRESTRIAL METER

2ANDTMDigital Terrestrial Meter


� Essential for trouble free DTT installations

� Fast and accurate

� Displays RF level and pre, post BER together with C/N on large display

� Fail, margin, pass or good indication

� All readings in real time

� Future proof via upgrades for free via website, as new transmitters are commissioned

� Built-in charger and rechargable nimh battery

� Run time in excess of five hours on a full charge

� Comes complete with leather case, mains lead, car charger, programming lead, IEC to BNC adapter, F to BNC adapter and two 10 db attenuators

SPECIFICATIONS

� VHF Band 3 and UHF e.g. 167-862 MHz 7 M Bandwidth

� Automatic constellation and transmitter offset

� C/N up to 32 dB in 0.5 dB steps accuracy +-1 db

� RF level 30 dBuV to 75 dBuV accuracy +-1 dB over all bandwidth and under indication (with two supplied attenuators range is up to 105 dBuV

� Input range -72 dBm-20 dBm

� Input connector BNC 75 ohms

� Charger 100-240 V Ac or 12 V Dc

� Battery 2.4 Ah NiMH 7.2 V 6 cell


MOUNTING ACCESSORIES

2ANCFB12Curved Facia Bracket 1.2M



2ANCFBHDCurved Facia Bracket 32mmHeavy Duty 1.5M

2ANRM25Rafter Mount 25mm 1.8M

2ANRM32Rafter Mount 32mmHeavy Duty 1.8M

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2ANTRPMTripod Roof Mount - Tin

2ANTRPTTripod Roof Mount - Tile

2ANSRMWStrammit Roof Mount(Wide Mount)

2ANCK12Chimney Mount Kit No12 (Single Strap)

2ANCK6Chimney Mount Kit No6 (Double Strap)

2ANWB09Eave Mount 230mm (9”)




2ANWB27Wall Mount 690mm (27”)

2ANWB40Wall Mount 1020mm (40”)


2ANWB17KEave Kit No17 (9” & 27” Wall Mounts with fittings)

2ANGM3032Mast 3.0M x 32mm

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2ANIRMIron Roof Mount

2ANTRMTile Roof Mount - 120 Degrees

2ANLARMLight Angle Roof Mount

2ANFWMFlat Wall Mount (Flush Wall Mount)



2ANSB4Stay Bar 1200mm (4 foot)Set of Two



2ANSBCStay Bar Collar 1” - 1.5”

2ANMFBMetal Facia Bracket

2ANVB15Vertical Stand Off Bracket 15”

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2ANMEKMast Extension Kit

2ANMEMast Extension

2ANGR32Guy Ring Plate 32mm

2ANGR38Guy Ring Plate 38mm

2ANLR32Lock Ring Collar 32mm

2ANLR38Lock Ring Collar 38mm



2ANGCGuy Wire Bracket (Guy Cleat)

2ANTBK6Turnbuckle 1/4” (6mm)

2ANTBK8Turnbuckle 5/16” (8mm)

2ANGWCGuy Wire Clamp/Grip 6mm

2ANGWCatenary Wire 180M

2ANGWRCatenary Wire 180M

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2ANPFKPipe Rubber Roof Seal - Metal

2ANLFKAntenna Lead Flashing Kit

2ANSE5Screweye 5.5” x 5/4”

2ANSE7Screweye 7” x 5/16”

2ANIB9Eyebolt 9” x 5/16”

2ANTBSThimble


2ANUBMU Bolt 5” x 5/16”

2ANUBLU Bolt 7” x 5/16”

2ANVBV Block

2ANVBOV Block Offset


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VHF, MHZ UHF, MHZ UHF, MHZ

BAND I(1) VISION SOUND BAND IV VISION SOUND BAND IV VISION SOUND

0 45-52 46.25 51.75 27(5) 520-526 48 666-673 667.25 672.75

1 56-63 57.25 62.75 28 526-533 527.25 532.75 49 673-680 674.25 679.75

2 63-70 64.25 69.75 29 533-540 534.25 539.75 50 680-687 681.25 686.75

30 540-547 541.25 546.75 51 687-694 688.25 693.75

BAND II(1) VISION SOUND 31 547-554 548.25 553.75 52 694-701 695.25 700.75

3 85-92 86.25 91.75 32 554-561 555.25 560.75 53 701-708 702.25 707.75

4 94-101 95.25 100.75 33 561-568 562.25 567.75 54 708-715 709.25 714.75

5 101-108 102.25 107.75 34 568-575 569.25 574.75 55 715-722 716.25 721.75

35 575-582 576.25 581.75 56 722-729 723.25 728.75

57 729-736 730.25 735.75

BAND III VISION SOUND BAND V VISION SOUND 58 736-743 737.25 742.75

5A(2) 137-144 138.25 143.75 36 582-589 583.25 588.75 59 743-750 744.25 749.75

6 174-181 175.25 180.75 37 589-596 590.25 595.75 60 750-757 751.25 756.75

7 181-188 182.25 187.75 38 596-603 597.25 602.75 61 757-764 758.25 763.75

8 188-195 189.25 194.75 39 603-610 604.25 609.75 62 764-771 765.25 770.75

9 195-202 196.25 201.75 40 610-617 611.25 616.75 63 771-778 772.25 777.75

9A(3) 202-209 41 617-624 618.25 623.75 64 778-785 779.25 784.75

10(4) 208-215 (old) 42 624-631 625.25 630.75 65 785-792 786.25 791.75

10 209-216 (new) 209.25 214.75 43 631-638 632.25 637.75 66 792-799 793.25 798.75

11(4) 215-222 (old) 44 638-645 639.25 644.75 67 799-806 801.25 806.75

11 216-223 (new) 216.25 221.75 45 645-652 646.25 651.75 68(6) 806-813 807.25 812.75

12(3) 223-230 223.25 228.75 46 652-659 653.25 658.75 69(6) 813-820 814.25 819.75

47 659-666 660.25 665.75

NOTES to Table1 Television Band I (Channels 0, 1 and 2) and Band II (Channels 3, 4 and 5) are not being considered for the introduction or ongoing

transmission of digital television services.

2 VHF Channel 5A is currently within the broadcasting services bands (BSB) and has been recommended for clearance by the ABA and ACA to allow for the introduction of low earth orbiting (LEO) satellites. Channel 5A is not being considered for the introduction or ongoing transmission of digital television services.

3 Clearance of radiocommunication services from 202-208 MHz and from 222-230 MHz has allowed a revised channel arrangement to be implemented. The current channel arrangement has two new channels (channels 9A and 12). To accommodate channel 9A, channels 10 and 11 were shifted up in frequency by 1 MHz.

4 The majority of existing services on channels 10 and 11 were assigned using the superseded channel arrangement. Services on channels 10 and 11 may be required to shift in frequency to align with the current channel arrangement. Any such requirement will be considered on a case by case basis. New services on channels 10 and 11 will be assigned according to the current channel arrangement i.e. channel 10 (209-216 MHz) and channel 11 (216-223MHz).

5 UHF television Channel 27 has a bandwidth of 6 MHz and, therefore, is not currently suitable for digital television services. The ABA and ACA are considering ways of making use of channel 27 as a 7 MHz channel. As a 6 MHz channel, channel 27 could possibly be suitable for use by non-broadcasting services, e.g. datacasting services.

6 The ABA and ACA are considering spectrum that may be re-allocated for non-broadcasting purposes due to the increased spectral efficiency with digital television. In particular the use of part, or the entire frequency band 806-820 MHz is under consideration. Where practicable the ABA will endeavour to avoid the use of channels 68 and 69.

7 Table 1 is reproduced from the ABA Digital Terrestrial Television Planning Handbook, Appendix F. Table 2 is reproduced fromAppendix A of AS4542.1

AUSTRALIAN TELEVISION BROADCAST BANDSTELEVISION CHANNEL NUMBERS AND FREQUENCY LIMITS (IN MHZ)

TABLE ONE


DIGITAL CHANNEL

NOMINAL CENTRE

FREQUENCY MHZ

DIGITAL CHANNEL

NOMINAL CENTRE

FREQUENCY MHZ

DIGITAL CHANNEL

NOMINAL CENTRE

FREQUENCY MHZ

BAND III BAND V BAND V (cont)6 177.5 36 585.5 55 718.57 185 37 592.5 56 725.58 191.5 38 599.5 57 732.59 198.5 39 606.5 58 739.5

9A 205.5 40 613.5 59 746.510 212.5 41 620.5 60 753.511 219.5 42 627.5 61 760.512 226.5 43 634.5 62 767.5 44 641.5 63 774.5

BAND IV 45 648.5 64 781.527(5) 522.5 46 655.5 65 788.5

28 529.5 47 662.5 66 795.529 536.5 48 669.5 67 802.530 543.5 49 676.5 68(6) 809.531 550.5 50 683.5 69(6) 816.532 557.5 51 690.533 564.5 52 697.534 571.5 53 704.535 578.5 54 711.5

AUSTRALIAN DIGITAL TELEVISION BROADCAST BANDSCHANNEL NUMBERS AND CENTRE FREQUENCIES (IN MHZ)WHERE APPLICABLE, ADD OR SUBTRACT 125KHZ OFFSETS

TABLE TWO

AUSTRALIAN TELEVISION NON-BROADCAST BANDSCHANNEL NUMBERS AND FREQUENCY LIMITS ( IN MHZ)

TABLE THREE

VHF-LOWER SPECIAL

CHANNELS

S2 111-118 S3 118-125 S4 125-132 S5 132-139 S6 139-146 S7 146-153 S8 153-160 S9 160-167 S10 167-174

VHF-UPPER SPECIAL

CHANNELS

S11 230-237 S12 237-244 S13 244-251 S14 251-258 S15 258-265 S16 265-272 S17 272-279 S18 279-286 S19 286-293 S20 293-300

UHF-SPECIAL CHANNELS

Cable distribution system pilot and control signals: 300-302

S21 302-309 S22 309-316 S23 316-323 S24 323-330 S25 330-337 S26 337-344 S27 344-351 S28 351-358 S29 358-365 S30 365-372 S31 372-379 S32 379-386 S33 386-393 S34 393-400 S35 400-407 S36 407-414 S37 414-421 S38 421-428 S39 428-435 S40 435-442 S41 442-449 S42 449-456 S43 456-463 S44 463-470

BAND IV(NON-BROADCAST)

20 470-477 21 477-484 22 484-491 23 491-498 24 498-505 25 505-512 26 512-519 27 519-526

BAND V(NON-BROADCAST)

70 820-827 71 827-834 72 834-841 73 841-848 74 848-855 75 855-862

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INDEX

CATALOGUE PAGENUMBER

2ANCFB12 40

2ANCFB15 40

2ANCFB18 40

2ANCFBHD 40

2ANCK12 42

2ANCK6 42

2ANCOM3 25

2ANCOM4 26

2ANCOM6 27

2ANCOMA13 28

2ANCOMA17 29

2ANCOMD14 30

2ANCOMD14WB 31

2ANCOMD24 32

2ANDTM 39

2ANFM3 37

2ANFM8 38

2ANFWM 43

2ANGC 46

2ANGM3032 42

2ANGM4532 43

2ANGM4538 43

2ANGR32 45

2ANGR38 45

2ANGW 46

2ANGWC 46

2ANGWR 46

2ANIB9 47

2ANIRM 43

2ANLARM 43

2ANLFK 47

2ANLR32 45

2ANLR38 45

2ANME 45

2ANMEK 45

2ANMFB 44

2ANPFK 47

2ANRM25 39

2ANRM32 32

2ANSB4 44

2ANSB6 44

2ANSB8 44

2ANSBC 44

2ANSE5 47

2ANSE7 47

2ANSRMW 41

2ANTBK6 46

2ANTBK8 46

2ANTBS 47

2ANTRM 43

2ANTRPM 42

2ANTRPT 42

2ANUBL 48

2ANUBM 48

2ANUPA1 16

2ANUPA2 17

2ANUV13WB 33

2ANUV14 34

2ANUV16 35

2ANUX23 22

2ANUX43 23

2ANUX91 24

2ANUY10/4 18

2ANUY18/4 19

2ANUY18/5 20

2ANUY20WB 21

2ANV2WB 13

2ANV3WB 14

2ANV4WB 15

2ANVB 48

2ANVB15 44

2ANVBO 48

2ANVPA1 8

2ANVPA2 9

2ANVULP2 36

2ANVY10 11

2ANVY18 12

2ANVY7 10

2ANWB09 41

2ANWB11 42

2ANWB17K 42

2ANWB27 42

2ANWB40 42

2ANWB55 42



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