Kymeta KyWay u7 3.66 m RX/TX LMR-240 Cable Kit
Description
Separate Transmit and Receive Connections
The TX cable connects the satellite modem’s transmit output to the block upconverter in the outdoor unit. It operates from 1050 to 1700 MHz and carries the modem’s transmit signal along with a 10 MHz reference signal required by the BUC.
The RX cable connects the antenna subsystem’s RX output to the modem’s primary receive input. It carries the received L-band signal from 950 to 2150 MHz and supplies DC power to the system’s low-noise block converter.
LMR-240 Coaxial Construction
Both connections use LMR-240 coaxial cable, one of the cable types approved by Kymeta for KyWay RX and TX installations. The 3.66-meter length is intended for compact installations with a relatively short distance between the indoor and outdoor equipment.
Installation and Cable Identification
The cables use N-type connections for attachment to the KyWay outdoor equipment and modem adapters. Kymeta recommends identifying the TX cable with red markings and the RX cable with blue markings to prevent the connections from being reversed during installation. The cables should maintain a minimum bend radius of 2 cm during normal routing.
Technical Specifications
Dimensions
- Cable Length: 3.66 m / 12 ft each
- Number of Cables: Two
- Minimum Normal Bend Radius: 2.0 cm
- Minimum One-Time Bend Radius: 0.5 cm
Included
- One 3.66-meter LMR-240 RX cable
- One 3.66-meter LMR-240 TX cable
Additional
- RX frequency range: 950–2150 MHz
- TX frequency range: 1050–1700 MHz
- TX reference signal: 10 MHz
- RX cable supplies DC power to the LNB.
Interfaces
- Cable type: LMR-240 coaxial IF cable
- Connections: N-type
- RX path: Antenna subsystem RX OUT to modem primary RX IN
- TX path: Block upconverter to modem TX OUT
