The introduction on the territory of Ukraine of terrestrial digital television of the DVB-T2 standard made it possible to significantly expand the zones of reliable reception of the signal from TV towers, in comparison with the analog signal. Also, the ease of setup and installation of T2 did their job, they have become much more popular than satellite TV with MFA channels.

Let's move on to the practical side and talk about the direct installation of all the equipment necessary to receive a digital DVB-T2 signal. Many modern TVs are already equipped with an integrated DVB-T2 receiver, in which case it is enough to find out the position of the repeater, point the antenna at it and scan the available channels using the TV. In the case of a simple TV, the installation and connection of T2 is somewhat different, we will discuss it now. To install T2 in the standard version, you will need:

1. DVB-T2 digital receiver , the form factor you need, for example, for hidden installation with a remote IR sensor, etc. The choice is now huge, there is practically no significant difference, everyone can choose for their needs. Practice shows that it is worth buying in a reliable store with a guarantee, we suggest you buy a receiver from our partners who will provide you with service, warranty and repair.

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1. UHF Antenna , in practice, the so-called "Polish antennas" are often used, you can also purchase an antenna manufactured by Konvaliya, Margoon, etc., you just have to take into account that the antenna must be taken with a margin of gain, since it is possible to predict how the signal will be received in a particular case hard to say. It is also desirable that it has an amplification board that can be powered both from and from an external power supply.
2. Cable, regular TV , almost anyone will do, but it is better to take with a percentage of filling with a braid of 50%.
3. RCA or HDMI cable to connect receiver to TV may be included or must be purchased separately.

Connecting digital T2 using the World-Vision T38 receiver as an example

First you need to install the antenna, if it has not been installed before. It’s probably stupid to advise anything here, I’ll just say follow the manufacturer’s recommendations, and at least first turn it in the necessary direction. In which direction to direct the antenna, you can find out by looking at neighboring antennas or calculate the direction, for example, using Google or Yandex maps.

Connecting the T2 digital receiver to the antenna will also not cause great difficulties, the manufacturer and standardization make this process simple and it is quite difficult to make a mistake here.

When connecting, it’s hard to confuse something, RCA - the cable is connected simply, just follow the color on the plug and on the socket, yellow to yellow, white to white, red to red. The antenna connector will also not allow you to connect other plugs to it, in this receiver model it is located on the left side. It is also possible to connect via HDMI, everything is simple here, the COAX connector is used to connect a digital audio signal amplifier and is practically not used in standard configurations.

After all the cords are in place, we connect the last one - the power supply connector, for this model it is located on the side panel.

This completes the connection of the T2 receiver. Next, you need to turn on the TV and receiver. By pressing the “AV-TV” switch button on the TV remote control, we switch from the antenna jack to the “tulips”, on newer TVs we select the input to which the receiver is connected. The following should appear on the screen:

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TV), it's time to move on to the most important part - digital TV setup. How to set up digital TV with your own hands? Read more about this.

I will show on the example of the receiver Mystery MMP-71DT2, and like me, his software completely coincides with Rolson. If you have a different prefix, the principle will be the same, but you may have to look at the instructions.

How to connect everything

To start, connect antenna to the receiver, and the receiver to the TV. Preferably through, so the image quality will be as clear as possible. If there is none, then through the usual "tulips", they come complete with a prefix, as a rule. We look at the connectors in the instructions, it will turn out something like that. If the antenna is with an amplifier, first turn it off, then you can always turn it on.

We are launching all this economy, a set-top box, an antenna, a TV. Select the desired video input. If everything is done correctly, then you will see the start menu, like this:

How to set up digital television through "auto search"

By default, the set-top box is not configured for anything, and you yourself will need to catch the channels that are transmitted in your area. The easiest way is to start auto-search.

After launching the autosearch, the prefix will think for a long time, and should find something in the end. Important: since each is transmitted at the same frequency, you will catch channels not one at a time, but immediately in packs of ten. Therefore, be patient. If in analog TV channels are caught one at a time, then several minutes may pass, and the set-top box will search. But then all 10-20 channels will pop up at once.

After the search is over, the set-top box will offer you to add the found channels. If you have found all 20 pieces - congratulations, the process is complete!

List of tuned channels, TV guide function

How to check signal quality when setting up digital TV

Check that the signal is strong enough and everything is set up well.

It's very easy to do. You should have an INFO button on the set-top box, triple pressing displays data on the quality and intensity of the signal. Look in the instructions, it may be called differently, but it will do the same:

The higher the signal, the better. Optimally - from 60% and further

If both indicators are high, above 60%, everything is fine.

Check it out on both multiplexes, say, Channel One and TNT.

Since different multiplexes are transmitted, you can catch the first one well, and the second badly, or vice versa. Your task is to rotate the antenna so that both are well caught.

But in practice it is somewhat different. For example, you can catch duplicates. When the same channels will occupy several places at once. It seems not critical, but annoying. How to treat me.

What to do if you caught duplicates, or nothing was caught

The second option is when not everything was caught, or nothing was caught. Fine tuning and manual mode will help us here. We read about it. However, if you live in a city and there are towers near you, then in 90% of cases, auto-search is enough for you.

Summarizing

As you can see, setting up dvb t2 digital television with your own hands is not a difficult task. And certainly you should not call a master who will do the same for you for a thousand rubles)

A package of channels broadcast on the same frequency is called multiplex. The number of channels in one multiplex can be from 1 to 10. The composition and number of channels is determined by the broadcaster, for example, the state.

In Crimea, there are now 3 multiplexes so that they do not interfere with each other, as in analog broadcasting, in each region broadcasting is carried out at different frequencies (CHANNELS).

DVB-T2 broadcasting in Russia, Ukraine and a number of other countries is carried out only in the decimeter frequency range - these are from 21 to 69 UHF (UHF) channels.

List of transmitters and frequency channels broadcasting in Crimea

Alupka - 21, 30, 43 (Lenin st. 64)

Alushta - 30, 32, 56 (Sergeev-Tsensky st. 13)

Annovka (Belogorsky district) - 22, 32, 41

Belogorsk - 36, 37, 58 (Nizhnegorskaya st. 33a)

Dzhankoy - 24, 28, 30 (Kraynaya st. 20)

Evpatoria - 23, 29, 32 (Razdolnenskoe highway 17)

Factory (Leninsky district) - 27, 26, 30

Kerch - 24, 41, 43 (Ordzhonikidze 144)

Kirovskoe (Chernomorsky district) - 21, 24, 40

Krasnoperekopsk - 24, 31, 43 (Tavricheskaya 105)

Partenite - 26, 27, 37

Sevastopol - 30, 40, 47 (Prospect Pobedy 96)

Simferopol - 36, 37, 51 (Studencheskaya st. 14)

Sudak - 32, 49, 60 (Eastern Highway 33)

Feodosia - 26, 27, 30 (Simferopol highway 45a)

Foros - 21, 43, 44 (Cape Sarych)

Yalta - 26, 35, 37 (South coast highway 55)

To receive DVB-T2, you need (preferably) an external decimeter television antenna without an amplifier with a modern cable with minimal signal attenuation in it. It is possible to use all-wave antennas. More often than not, an antenna with a good cable will receive a better signal than an antenna with an amplifier and an old cable. The use of the Soviet RK-75 cable is not allowed, such a cable was not designed to receive signals in the UHF range, therefore it has large signal attenuation.

It also happens that in the same locality, for example, Nikolaevka, Zuya, depending on the place of reception, reception can be carried out from different directions. So on one side of the lowland in Zuya, the signal can only be received from Simferopol, and on the other side of the settlement only from Belogorsk.

If reception is carried out outside the line of sight of the direction to the transmitter, then the maximum signal is possible even in the opposite direction from the transmitter. In this case, the reflected signal is received. To determine the ideal orientation of the receiving antenna, select the manual channel search mode on the TV or set-top box, then enter one of the channels (preferably with a lower number from the list above) from the transmitter from which you want to receive a signal. Now you can see the received signal level scale and use it to orient the antenna.
Rotate the antenna 5-10° in any direction, mentally count to 10, record the signal strength. Rotate the antenna another 5-10° in the same direction
(next) and count down to 10 again and record the received signal level. Thus, rotate the antenna in a full turn around its axis by 360 °.
After that, you will see from your records from which direction the maximum signal is coming.

With the advent of the era of digital terrestrial television, many subscribers of cable and satellite networks began to think more and more about connecting free broadcasting. After all, according to the FTP, on the development of a digital broadcasting network, in the public domain there will be more than twenty TV channels in excellent quality absolutely free. Which include obligatory federal television channels.

The question arises - how to connect digital terrestrial television at home?

There is nothing difficult in this. To receive digital terrestrial television, you will need any subscriber equipment of the standard DVB-T2/MPEG-4 with mode support Multiple PLP and decimeter antenna ( DMV) range. The antenna can be either collective (installed on the house, also called common house) or individual, installed directly in your house or apartment. Depending on the distance to the transmitting center, it is necessary to select the desired antenna. They are divided into active (with amplifier) ​​and passive. When buying an antenna, you can first clarify the power of the transmitting equipment installed in your region and the distance to the transmitting center. Based on the data obtained, select an antenna.

Approximate range of transmitting stations:
10 W– about 3 km;
50 W– about 5 km;
100 W– about 15 km;
500 W– about 25 km;
1 kW- about 30-35 km;
2 kW- about 35-40 km;
5 kW- about 40 - 50 km.

Let's go directly to the receiving equipment. Three main groups can be distinguished: TVs with a built-in DVB-T2 tuner, set-top boxes of the same standard, and DVB-T2 digital computer tuners. Their setup is similar, if not the same.

Video: how to set up DVB-T2 digital terrestrial television

It is best to connect a digital terrestrial set-top box according to the manufacturer's instructions, it is almost impossible to make a mistake there. Also, you can watch the official video from RTRS:

A few recommendations, also from RTRS:
connect the plug of the antenna cable and, if necessary, the digital set-top box to the TV;
connect automatic channel search - the TV will tune in to the corresponding digital terrestrial channel, when tuning to a channel in manual mode, you must specify the channel frequency (for example, 35 TV channel, 685 MHz);
Most digital TVs (and set-top boxes) have a built-in signal level and quality indicator that will allow you to optimally tune your antenna to receive a digital terrestrial signal (see the instruction manual for your TV).

On TVs with a built-in DVB-T2 tuner, all manipulations are carried out through the TV menu. There shouldn't be any problems either.

We recommend updating the software of your subscriber equipment to the latest. This can be done in specialized services, or by yourself (if you are confident in your abilities). The software can usually be downloaded from the official websites of the manufacturer.

DVB-T2 digital channel frequencies:

21st television channel- reception frequency 474 MHz;
22nd television channel- reception frequency 482 MHz;
23rd television channel- reception frequency 490 MHz;
24th television channel- reception frequency 498 MHz;
25th television channel- reception frequency 506 MHz;
26th television channel- reception frequency 514 MHz;
27th television channel- reception frequency 522 MHz;
28th television channel- reception frequency 530 MHz;
29th television channel- reception frequency 538 MHz;
30th television channel- reception frequency 546 MHz;
31st television channel- reception frequency 554 MHz;
32nd television channel- reception frequency 562 MHz;
33rd television channel- reception frequency 570 MHz;
34th television channel- reception frequency 578 MHz;
35th television channel- reception frequency 586 MHz;
36th television channel- reception frequency 594 MHz;
37th television channel- reception frequency 602 MHz;
38th television channel- reception frequency 610 MHz;
39th television channel- reception frequency 618 MHz;
40th television channel- reception frequency 626 MHz;
41st television channel- reception frequency 634 MHz;
42nd television channel- reception frequency 642 MHz;
43rd television channel- reception frequency 650 MHz;
44th television channel- reception frequency 658 MHz;
45th television channel- reception frequency 666 MHz;
46th television channel- reception frequency 674 MHz;
47th television channel- reception frequency 682 MHz;
48th television channel- reception frequency 690 MHz;
49th television channel- reception frequency 698 MHz;
50th television channel- reception frequency 706 MHz;
51st television channel- reception frequency 714 MHz;
52nd television channel- reception frequency 722 MHz;
53rd television channel- reception frequency 730 MHz;
54th television channel- reception frequency 738 MHz;
55th television channel- reception frequency 746 MHz;
56th television channel- reception frequency 754 MHz;
57th television channel- reception frequency 762 MHz;
58th television channel- reception frequency 770 MHz;
59th television channel- reception frequency 778 MHz;
60th television channel- reception frequency 786 MHz;
61st television channel- reception frequency 794 MHz;
62nd television channel- reception frequency 802 MHz;
63rd television channel- reception frequency 810 MHz;
64th television channel- reception frequency 818 MHz;
65th television channel- reception frequency 826 MHz;
66th television channel- reception frequency 834 MHz;
67th television channel- reception frequency 842 MHz;
68th television channel- reception frequency 850 MHz;
69th television channel- reception frequency 858 MHz.

Let us clarify that the equipment of the standard DVB-T is not compatible with DVB-T2 equipment.
You can ask questions about broadcasting digital terrestrial television by calling the free number of the single information center RTRS 8 800 220 2002 .

Digital terrestrial television channels (DVB-T2 standard)

First channel;
Russia 1;
Match TV;
NTV;
Channel 5;
Russia-Culture;
Russia 24;
Carousel;
OTR;
TVC.

Ren-TV;
Saved;
STS;
Home;
TV3;
FRIDAY;
Star;
World;
TNT;
Muz TV.

These channels are open and broadcast absolutely free.

When a new level of data transmission quality appeared, the DVB-T2 digital television network was launched. Digital television provides high quality pictures and an excellent transmission signal. But to set up a connection to this network, you need to have the necessary knowledge, choose the right receiver and set it up well.

How to connect the T2 module and configure it will be described below.

How to connect a T2 set-top box to a TV

The T2 tuner is quite easy to connect to a TV. If you have had experience connecting players, antennas and other devices to a TV, then it will not be difficult to connect the receiver.

We connect the antenna to the receiver, and from it we connect the wires to the TV. This can be done using standard HDMI wires, "tulips" or SCART. The most important thing is that you do not have to pay for calling the master. However, if the master can connect the set-top box to the TV for free, then you should leave it to him.

How to connect DVB-T2 to a TV without a set-top box

To connect your TV directly to a DVB-T2 network without buying a receiver, you can immediately purchase a TV with a built-in DVB-T2 tuner. This saves space, time and costs. Among other things, it will be possible to control T2 channels with one remote control from the TV while there will be two remote controls with the receiver.

Today, almost all LCD TVs have a built-in tuner, which makes it easy to connect. Simply insert the antenna into the desired socket.

How to set up DVB-T2 using the receiver

After installing and connecting the receiver, you need to set up the TV. To do this, we perform simple steps:

• We go to the console menu.
• Click "Quick Setup".
• If the default is another country, then set "Russia".
• Then you must select the standard "DVB T2". Often stands in the field of the DVB T / DVB T2 standard, which leads to the fact that the receiver is looking for DVB T quality channels, and only then DVB T2. We need DVB T2 and its excellent quality.
• Then click "Auto-tune" and everything will be done automatically.
• After finding the channels, you can also view detailed information on the quality of the connection by pressing the "Info" button.

Thus, you can set the receiver to receive all the channels you need. But the setup doesn't always go smoothly. Sometimes, problems arise.

What to do if DVB T2 setup does not work

There are several options why the setting does not occur:

• The problem is in the receiver;
• The problem is in the antenna;
• TV problem.

First, try tuning with a different antenna. If it helps, then the problem is in the antenna, and if not, then the receiver is to blame.

If the antenna is to blame, then only a specialist will help it. If the receiver, then there are several options. First, the receiver may have the wrong firmware. Then you need to reflash the prefix. To do this, go to the manufacturer's website, download new firmware, write it to a USB flash drive and insert it into the receiver. It will update itself and the problem will be fixed.

If updating the firmware does not help, then the problem here is most likely in the electronics. In this case, it is better to hand over the prefix to the service or change it under warranty.

You can also check the TV itself. To do this, use the set-top box on another TV, and if it works, then it may be in the TV settings. In this case, please contact the manufacturer. There they will be able to tell you how to correctly set the TV settings to connect the receiver.

How to choose a prefix for DVB-T2

The choice among receivers is quite large. Here are the most popular receivers that are recommended to buy:

• Trimax TR-2012HD
• Strong SRT-8500
• Strong SRT-8502
• Thomson THT702
• Trimax TR-2012HD PVR (TR-2013HD PVR)

Their price starts from 1000 rubles and above, depending on the functions. More expensive receivers have more fine settings, better reception signal, more different inputs for connecting additional devices, and they also work faster. Compared to satellite set-top boxes, a DVB-T2 receiver is inexpensive.

You can also go to any hardware store and there, on the spot, choose a new receiver, after consulting with a specialist.

The introduction on the territory of Ukraine of terrestrial digital television of the DVB-T2 standard made it possible to significantly expand the zones of reliable reception of the signal from TV towers, in comparison with the analog signal. Also, the ease of setup and installation of T2 did their job, they have become much more popular than satellite TV with MFA channels.

Let's move on to the practical side and talk about the direct installation of all the equipment necessary for receiving DVB-T2. Many modern TVs are already equipped with an integrated DVB-T2 receiver, in which case it is enough to find out the position of the repeater, point the antenna at it and scan the available channels using the TV. In the case of a simple TV, the installation and connection of T2 is somewhat different, we will discuss it now. To install T2 in the standard version, you will need:

1. DVB-T2 digital receiver , the form factor you need, for example, for hidden installation with a remote IR sensor, etc. The choice is now huge, there is practically no significant difference, everyone can choose for their needs. Practice shows that it is worth buying in a reliable store with a guarantee, we suggest you buy a receiver from our partners who will provide you with service, warranty and repair.

   Buy digital set-top box MINI DVB-T2 with delivery from China

1. UHF Antenna , in practice, the so-called "Polish antennas" are often used, you can also purchase an antenna manufactured by Konvaliya, Margoon, etc., you just have to take into account that the antenna must be taken with a margin of gain, since it is possible to predict how the signal will be received in a particular case hard to say. It is also desirable that it has an amplification board that can be powered both from and from an external power supply.
2. Cable, regular TV , almost anyone will do, but it is better to take with a percentage of filling with a braid of 50%.
3. RCA or HDMI cable to connect receiver to TV may be included or must be purchased separately.

Connecting digital T2 using the World-Vision T38 receiver as an example

First you need to install the antenna, if it has not been installed before. It’s probably stupid to advise anything here, I’ll just say follow the manufacturer’s recommendations, and at least first turn it in the necessary direction. In which direction to direct the antenna, you can find out by looking at neighboring antennas or calculate the direction, for example, using Google or Yandex maps.

Connecting the T2 digital receiver to the antenna will also not cause great difficulties, the manufacturer and standardization make this process simple and it is quite difficult to make a mistake here.

When connecting, it’s hard to confuse something, the RCA cable is connected simply, just follow the color on the plug and on the socket, yellow to yellow, white to white, red to red. The antenna connector will also not allow you to connect other plugs to it, in this receiver model it is located on the left side. It is also possible to connect via HDMI, everything is simple here, the COAX connector is used to connect a digital audio signal amplifier and is practically not used in standard configurations.

After all the cords are in place, we connect the last one - the power supply connector, for this model it is located on the side panel.

This completes the connection of the T2 receiver. Next, you need to turn on the TV and receiver. By pressing the “AV-TV” switch button on the TV remote control, we switch from the antenna jack to the “tulips”, on newer TVs we select the input to which the receiver is connected. The following should appear on the screen:

The receiver will restart and a menu will appear with a search for channels and setting the initial parameters of the receiver:

Select the parameters and click "Auto Search", the receiver will scan and display the found channels.

If not all channels are found or there are none at all, we adjust the antenna and repeat the search from the receiver's menu until the number of channels and reception quality satisfies you. Happy viewing!

DVB-T2 digital terrestrial TV multiplexes in Moscow

Multiplex (English multiplex - mix, mixed) is a digital unified package of TV channels in digital broadcasting. TV channels are mixed before being transmitted over the transport channel, followed by separation on a subscriber receiver or TV with a built-in digital tuner.

Multiplex definitions

There are two similar, but nevertheless not identical interpretations of the multiplex in digital TV:

In digital terrestrial television DVB-T2 of Moscow and Mo - transmission over the same frequency band of several SD, HD TV channels generated by various signal sources. Plus, even radio channels, subtitles, teletext and TV guide can be included in the multiplex.

The first multiplex of digital terrestrial TV DVB-T2 in Moscow (RTRS-1) is a package of publicly available digital channels and radio channels of digital television, the list of which was approved on June 24, 2009 by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No.
March 3, 2012 According to the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated No. 287-r, starting from 2012, on-air digital broadcasting of the first multiplex in Moscow is carried out in the new DVB-T2 standard. TV channels of the first multiplex in Moscow are broadcast in SDTV format.

The first terrestrial multiplex is broadcast in open (free) access for reception (FTA), the conditional access system is not used in the first DVB-T2 multiplex. For non-terrestrial commercial TV broadcasting, the concept of the first multiplex is not directly defined, all TV channels are public and mandatory. Subscribers of various paid networks (cable, satellite and IP-TV) throughout the Russian Federation can receive free of charge TV channels that are included in the first multiplex, without resorting to the means of receiving digital DVB-T2 television.

The first digital television multiplex in Russia includes 10 TV channels and 3 radio channels

DVB-T2 digital TV channels of the first multiplex can be received in Moscow and Moscow Region under one of two conditions:

DVB-T2 digital terrestrial television frequencies in Moscow and the Moscow region
Channel number

Channel frequency

TV channel number and name

Channel number - 30
Channel frequency - 546 MHz
Range - UHF (21-69 channel)

1. First channel
2. Russia 1
3. MATCH!
4. Russia 24
5. Culture
6. Carousel
7. Channel 5 St. Petersburg
8. NTV
9. OTR
10. TVC

The second multiplex of digital terrestrial DVB-T2 television of the Russian Federation "RTRS-2" is a package of all-Russian digital television channels in Moscow, which was formed as a result of a number of competitions of the Federal Commission on Television and Radio Broadcasting.

By decision of the State Commission on Radio Frequencies on December 15, 2009, the frequency-territorial plan of the second multiplex for digital DVB-T2 broadcasting in the range of 470-862 MHz was approved in the Russian Federation. The network of the second digital multiplex covers the border regions, regions of the Far East, as well as large population centers of Russia with a population of 100 thousand inhabitants or more. Unlike the first digital multiplex, the second was initially launched in the new DVB-T2 standard. The broadcast format is standard definition (SDTV).

The second digital terrestrial multiplex is also open and free for reception (FTA), the signal encryption system is not applied. After amendments to the law of the Russian Federation "On the Mass Media", the TV channels of the second Dvb-t2 multiplex received the status of publicly available. TV channels of the second DVB-T2 multiplex became obligatory for broadcasting by various broadcasting operators unchanged at their own expense, and paid operators (cable, satellite, IP-TV) got the opportunity to receive free of charge TV channels included in the second multiplex in Moscow and the cities of the Moscow region.

DVB-T2 digital TV channels of the second multiplex in Moscow can be received in Moscow and Moscow Region under one of two conditions:

A) if the TV supports the DVB-T2 standard;
b) if there is a special DVB-T2 receiver (set-top box, receiver).

Channel number - 24
Channel frequency - 498 MHz
Range - UHF (21-69 channel)

11. Ren TV
12. TV3
13. Spas
14. STS
15. Homemade
16. NTV Plus Sport
17. Star
18. Peace
19. TNT
20. Muz TV

The third multiplex of digital terrestrial DVB-T2 TV is a federal-regional package of digital TV channels

According to the principles approved at the meeting of the Government Commission for the Development of Television and Radio Broadcasting, the third digital terrestrial DVB-T2 multiplex in Moscow is formed from the following TV channels:

Currently, Russia (as well as other countries of the world) is switching to digital broadcasting (DVB-T and DVB-T2). Russia started much later digitalization of broadcasting, due to which it passed the stage of the first DVB-T standard and immediately introduced a new, more advanced DVB-T2 standard. This uses MPEG-4 compression instead of MPEG-2 (most European countries). MPEG-4 compression allows, with a small loss in signal quality, to provide a significantly lower bit rate, which makes it possible to place a significantly larger number of programs in one package (multiplex) and even use high-definition television (HDTV).

What gives the consumer the transition from the traditional analog broadcasting familiar to us to the DVB-T2 standard?

Excellent signal quality. The digital signal has a very characteristic feature - either it has an excellent (original) quality, or it does not exist at all. The analog signal has a smooth transition from excellent to poor reception quality.

Increased number of channels with the same frequency resource. Physically, this means that several programs (from 6 to 18) are simultaneously broadcast on one physical channel with a bandwidth of 8 MHz. A set of programs placed in one physical channel (8 MHz) is called a "package" (they are, as it were, "packed" into one single digital stream) or a "multiplex".

Simplified admission conditions. Physically, this means that where analogue channel reception was previously difficult or impossible, DVB-T2 reception is becoming a reality. DVB-T2 signals are perfectly "readable" when they are very noisy. This is their feature.

No repeated pictures on the TV screen. A very important factor in practice. Now, the presence of re-reflected signals does not affect the reception quality in any way (of course, within reasonable limits).

Ability to broadcast high-definition channels (HDTV). As a rule, such programs are necessarily present in any of the broadcast packages. Anyone who has seen the quality of an HDTV signal no longer wants to watch even the quality of a DVD signal from DVD players. HDTV quality can really be enjoyed. There are no fundamental restrictions on the broadcasting of 3D programs (at present, there is little interesting content in 3D).

Reception of programs not available on satellite broadcasts. As already noted, satellite (SAT) broadcasting is characterized by the peculiarity that not all desired programs are broadcast from a given satellite. In addition, SAT broadcasting is paid, and on-air state broadcasting is free, which also plays an important role. It is also important to add that the image quality at DVB-T2 broadcasting is much better than SAT broadcasting due to higher transmission speeds.

Ability to receive on the move. Standard DVB-T/T2 was originally formed with such a characteristic feature. Now it can be received reliably and stably in a car, plane, train, etc. The maximum travel speed depends on the DVB-T/2 signal broadcast format and is usually between 220-440 km/h. Thus, almost every motorist can now install a small-sized flat-screen TV (battery-powered) in their cabin and enjoy high-quality digital signal reception (reliable reception is observed even in short tunnels).

in Moscow DVB-T2 channel broadcast room 30, room 24 and room 34(see frequency grid). In digital packages, both free standard definition (SD) channels and paid high definition (HD) channels are broadcast.

Our company will select for you (and, if necessary, install) a small-sized antenna for high-quality reception of DVB-T/T2 signals.

We can also supply you with an economical tuner (STB) DVB-T2 - HDTV/MPEG-2/4 for receiving digital channels.

If necessary, we can distribute the digital signal to several rooms (according to the number of STBs), or the already received demodulated signal to several rooms (no additional STBs are required, but all TVs will only show the same programs received by a single tuner).

The most economical way is for you to install one or another set recommended by us for DVB-T2 broadcasting. At the same time, only 1 UHF band antenna.

Moreover, if you already have a community cable network, then we will help you "mix" digital packages into the cable network without any damage to you. Naturally, we can also mix satellite (SAT) broadcasting signals into your home network. In this case, all signals will be broadcast over a single cable.

There are many options for solving a particular problem, and everything is determined by the wishes of the Customer and his financial capabilities.