Audio-Technica ATW-DA49 UHF Antenna Distribution System Installation Manual

The manual provides installation, operation, specifications, and usage tips for the Audio‑Technica ATW‑DA49 UHF antenna distribution system.


Audio-Technica ATW-DA49 UHF Antenna Distribution System Installation Manual - cover page
Brand
audio-technica
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
489 KB
Published
16 October, 2011
Updated
01 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
42F65D6544BA00B8BB2B6F4A3A67DD43

About this manual

The ATW‑DA49 is a UHF (440‑900 MHz) antenna distribution system that splits a single antenna’s signal to up to four wireless receivers. It supports both active and passive antennas and includes built‑in 12 V DC power for antenna or external RF equipment.

The guide covers power connections, front‑panel and rear‑panel controls, antenna and BNC connector wiring, rack‑mount installation with the ATW‑RM1 kit, and safety warnings. Technical specifications such as frequency range, gain, impedance, power outputs, dimensions and recommended cabling are also listed. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • 引言
  • 系统操作指南
  • 供电连接
  • 前面板控制和供能
  • 后面板控制和供能
  • 天线供电开关
  • 机架安装件
  • 技术指标
  • 系统最佳效能使用技巧
  • 警告

Specifications

Frequency range440 ~ 900 MHz
Gain0 dB (typical)
Impedance50 Ω (typical)
Antenna power supply+12 V DC, max 100 mA per antenna input
Power supply (internal)DC 12 V, 3 A, 100‑240 V switchable input
Dimensions (W×H×D)210 mm × 45.5 mm × 176 mm
Weight0.9 kg
BNC connectors (antenna terminals)10 (female)
Receiver power output12 V DC, 500 mA per group (4 groups)

Frequently asked questions

How many receivers can the ATW‑DA49 support?

One ATW‑DA49 can provide distribution connections for up to four receivers.

What power does the ATW‑DA49 supply to each receiver?

Each of the four power groups supplies 12 V DC at up to 500 mA.

What type of antenna connectors are used?

The system uses standard BNC connectors; the antenna terminals are BNC female (10 units).

Which cable is recommended for antenna connections longer than 8 m?

Use a low‑loss RG‑8 coaxial cable for distances over 8 m.

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