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Using RF OUT on DVB-T Tuner URZ0083E: Does It Work for Antenna Signal?

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  • #1 11400938
    lepcio13
    Level 9  
    Hello, I have a DVB-T tuner URZ0083E, it has 2 antenna inputs - RF IN and RF OUT, so far I have used the RF IN input, today I wanted to see if the antenna will also work on the second input, and unfortunately the signal does not move. Isn`t this entrance intended for that?
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  • #2 11400956
    matis057
    Level 33  
    RF IN, as the name suggests, is a signal input.
    RF OUT is like a splitter to connect a second tuner or TV.
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  • #3 11400985
    lepcio13
    Level 9  
    I bought an antenna splitter, unfortunately I bought it for the RF OUT input, the goal was to connect 2 tuners to 1 antenna. You write that RF OUT is a splitter, can I:
    Connect the antenna to the tuner via the RF IN input and connect the second tuner via the RF OUT input? Will it work?
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  • #4 11401003
    matis057
    Level 33  
    lepcio13 wrote:
    Connect the antenna to the tuner via the RF IN input and connect the second tuner via the RF OUT input? Will it work?

    Exactly.
  • #5 11401259
    lepcio13
    Level 9  
    1. I have an antenna splitter, 1>2, can I insert it into the RF-OUT input (to the tuner to which the antenna is connected) and connect 2 TVs (i.e. 3 in total)
    2. I don`t have an RF-OUT plug, can I connect the antenna without it (I assume that the signal may be weaker).
    3. Can I connect another tuner to tuner no. 2 (using the antenna of tuner no. 1) via the RF-OUT input and so on indefinitely?
    4. I have 2 different antenna cables, one is thinner and the other is thicker, will it bother me?
  • #6 11401530
    matis057
    Level 33  
    lepcio13 wrote:
    2. I don`t have an RF-OUT plug, can I connect the antenna without it (I assume that the signal may be weaker).

    Describe in more detail how you want to connect it.
    lepcio13 wrote:
    Can I connect another tuner to tuner no. 2 (using the antenna of tuner no. 1) via the RF-OUT input and so on indefinitely?

    You can, but not indefinitely. It must be remembered that the useful signal weakens with the connection of each new receiver and an amplifier must be used.
    lepcio13 wrote:
    I have 2 different antenna cables, one is thinner and the other is thicker, will it bother me?

    If they are not damaged and are well shielded, probably not.
  • #7 11402862
    lepcio13
    Level 9  
    matis057 wrote:
    Describe in more detail how you want to connect it.


    I.e. some people without plugs simply push the antenna cable into the RF IN input, so I want to connect only by touching the RF-OUT input
    Wait a minute, I should connect the antenna cable in the tuner where the antenna is connected - to the RF OUT input, but should I route it to the RF IN or RF OUT input - in the second tuner?
  • #8 11402878
    matis057
    Level 33  
    lepcio13 wrote:

    I.e. some people without plugs simply push the antenna cable into the RF IN input, so I want to connect only by touching the RF-OUT input

    Buy yourself a connector and don`t mess around, otherwise you`ll complain that it doesn`t pick up your signal.
    http://www.sklepantena.pl/wtyki_zlaczki/gniazdo_antenowe_telmor_katowe

    lepcio13 wrote:
    Wait a minute, I should connect the antenna cable in the tuner where the antenna is connected - to the RF OUT input, but should I route it to the RF IN or RF OUT input - in the second tuner?

    RF IN - SIGNAL INPUT
    RF OUT - SIGNAL OUTPUT
  • #9 11404181
    lepcio13
    Level 9  
    I tried without this plug-in, but unfortunately it didn`t work... ;( I`ll buy the plug-in and hope it will work...
    //One more question, I read somewhere that with this RF OUT I can only watch analog TV, is that true?
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  • #10 11405026
    matis057
    Level 33  
    lepcio13 wrote:
    One more question, I read somewhere that with this RF OUT I can only watch analog TV, is that true?

    If it has a modulator, you watch the image from the tuner on the TV. If it is only a splitter, as in the case of URZ0083E, you can watch what you want - digital and analogue.
  • #11 11413362
    maryann
    Level 37  
    Finally, correct this embarrassing topic: RF-OUT is not it entry , Just Exit !
    Secondly, at this stage (RF-OUT/RF-IN) we are talking about the raw, unprocessed signal from the antenna - what frequency you will extract from it and how you will decode it (analog or digital) is a completely different story!
  • #12 11413806
    lepcio13
    Level 9  
    maryann wrote:
    Finally, correct this embarrassing topic: RF-OUT is not it entry , Just Exit !


    Sorry, but as you probably noticed, I came here because I wanted to find out what RF-OUT is, I`m not an expert, so I think I had the right to make a mistake...

    ##I bought a plug for RF-OUT, connected one tuner to the other, the signal didn`t move;(What`s the problem? The only thing I noticed is that current flows through the wires of the antenna cable.

    maryann wrote:
    Secondly, at this stage (RF-OUT/RF-IN) we are talking about the raw, unprocessed signal from the antenna - what frequency you will extract from it and how you will decode it (analog or digital) is a completely different story!

    The tuner is designed for digital television, so we are talking about digital decoding here
  • #13 11414133
    matis057
    Level 33  
    lepcio13 wrote:
    The tuner is designed for digital television, so we are talking about digital decoding here

    And a signal is a signal... analog and digital are only the method of emission, i.e. the signal entering the antenna and exiting via RF-OUT is the same.
  • #14 11415022
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #15 11417003
    lepcio13
    Level 9  
    The signal is caught but immediately disappears (signal strength reaches approximately 60 and immediately drops to 0), what could be the reason? I have a plug with a connected power supply in one tuner, do I also need a power supply in the second one or is a plug enough?
  • #16 11417958
    SP5ANJ
    Rest in Peace
    lepcio13 wrote:
    The signal is caught but immediately disappears (signal strength reaches approximately 60 and immediately drops to 0), what could be the reason?

    Totally incorrectly installed +12V power supply from the AC power supply and I would take care of the power separator.

    Draw a picture of what it looks like.


    Regards.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the functionality of the RF OUT port on the DVB-T tuner URZ0083E. Users clarify that RF IN is for signal input, while RF OUT serves as a signal output, typically used to connect a second tuner or TV. It is confirmed that the antenna should be connected to RF IN, and a second tuner can be connected via RF OUT. However, signal strength diminishes with each additional connection, necessitating the use of a signal amplifier. Users also discuss the importance of proper connectors and the potential need for power supplies for connected devices. The RF OUT port does not limit viewing to analog TV; it can transmit both digital and analog signals depending on the tuner’s capabilities. Issues with signal loss and the need for proper installation and equipment are highlighted.
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