In the 820C Installation Guide the following 2 configurations are described (along with several others)
Configuration 1 Direct Mount
In config 1 two channels are established using the same frequency band.
One channel uses vertical polarization and one with horizontal polarization.
Co Channel Dual Polarization CCDP means you get to use the same frequency band twice, effectively doubling the bandwidth available for that frequency band.
A single (direct mount) antenna transmits and receives both channels and they are essentially transparent to each other. (For simplicity leave aside that they do in fact interfere with each other to some extent and XPIC is a feature that can help etc.)
Configuration 2 Remote Mount
In config 2 the setup is identical to that for Config 1 accept that we do not have a direct mount antenna.
We have waveguides to connect to the remote antenna which is not shown in the diagram.
Q1 Waveguides Why are there 2? Are we connecting to 2 remote antennae?
Q2 Waveguides vs Co-ax So far as I can tell waveguides do that same thing as co-ax cable just a better job. Is that accurate? Is that the only reason why waveguides are used not co-ax?
Thanks!!!