Viavi Seeker-X Digital Leakage Detector DOCSIS3.1/OFDM high-split/OUDP & DAA/R-

Condition: Used

Seeker-X Mobile Mapping kit w/MCAIII/GPS/MM vehicle/handheld antennas TRI-SKR-X-DRIVE-GPS-PKG

Note the unit can be charged via USB cable, the power adapter for the mobile mount is NOT provided.

Included in the sale:

Viavi Seeker X

WFS-1 Low-band adjustable dipole 130 MHz – 450 MHz

DPF-1

WFS-2 High-frequency wideband directional antenna 450 MHz – 1220 MHz

MMC-1 Mini Mobile Charger and Mount

MCA III

WVM-2 magnetic base, wideband vehicle antenna (250–1220 MHz)

PCTEL GBR-60-144-B1-A

SMART GPS Receiver/Antenna

Various other accessories as pictured 

Key Features

Full-spectrum agility from 130-1220 MHz

Up to 4 concurrent detection frequencies, including DOCSIS3.1/OFDM carrier support

D3.1/OFDM, high-split/OUDP, and DAA/R-PHY ready

Supports new Seeker X digitally tagged carriers for increased leakage sensitivity and improved positive leak detection

Mobile Tech app connected, StrataSync enabled, XPERTrak integrated

Cost-effective solution backward compatible with existing VIAVI systems

Overview

The VIAVI Seeker X™ leakage detector provides the agility to monitor leakage anywhere in a channel lineup, with the sensitivity and speed to accurately detect leaks that other systems miss. 
With support for up to 4 concurrent monitoring frequencies from 130-1220 MHz including OFDM and OUDP support, Seeker X affords operators complete flexibility in defining channel lineups, while providing true full-spectrum leakage detection. 

Seeker X will detect tagged leaks and ignore untagged leaks, saving time from false alarms from signals not originating in your system, including overbuild situations. In addition to legacy Seeker D tag signals, Seeker X detects the revolutionary new digital chirp tag to provide unmatched leakage sensitivity and positive leak detection.

OUDP burst detection enables continuity of leakage detection for high-split networks. This allows more thorough and accurate coverage of your plant in driveout testing and much more efficient find and fix processes for techs in the field. 

Transition to distributed access architectures is simplified by virtualized tagging capabilities supported by most major R-PHY, R-MACPHY, and R-CCAP vendors. With this approach, no specialized hardware is required in the hub, and technicians use the same Seeker leakage detectors and work processes regardless of node type.

Seeker X detectors and mobile mounts can be dropped into systems currently using Seeker D’s with no change to existing monitoring and find/fix processes. These new Seeker X units can benefit from the increased speed, sensitivity, and OFDM detection on their own, and can monitor two extra tagged frequencies if CT-4 taggers are swapped out for Seeker-D compatible CT-X units. 

Regardless of the system architecture or channel lineup, Seeker X provides all the capabilities to find and fix leaks quickly, accurately, and effectively.