Promax PROLINK-4/4C Premium Manual De Instrucciones página 157

USER'S MANUAL. PROLINK-4/4C
Ref. Noise Carrier (Only when measuring C/N Referenced and after defining
Marker Channel BW (Only in Channel Power measurements). Permits to define
Channel BW Marker (Only when measuring Channel power and after defining
Sweep
Measure bandwidth Selects the bandwidth of the spectrum measuring filter from
Acquisition mode
Detection mode
DiSEqC
System & Standard Selects the colour system (PAL, SECAM or NTSC) and the
Battery & Lnb
Channel set
Print
Press Next for the second sub-menu, and from there to the third (you will see the
same functions as those appearing in the second and third sub-menus in TV
mode).
[5]
EXT VIDEO. Video signal presence light indicator
It lights up when video on screen is coming through the SCART connector [39].
[6]
DRAIN
External units power supply indicator. Lights up when the PROLINK-4/4C
Premium supplies a current to the external unit.
06/2005
Premium
the Carrier Ref. Noise). Permits to change the tuning
frequency by means of the rotary selector.
channel bandwidth (see Channel BW
the Marker Channel BW). Permits to change the tuning
frequency by means of the rotary selector.
Offers a choice of spectrum mode sweep rates: Fast (fast
sweep, low accuracy), High Resolution (slow sweep, high
accuracy) and Antenna Alignment (tool for faster sweep
antenna alignment without numeric data representation).
among:
Terrestrial channels:
Satellite channels:
Offers three acquisition modes: Maximum Hold, Minimum
Hold and Continuous (default).
Offers two detection modes: Average and Peak (default).
(Only satellite channels). Defines a sequence of DiSEqC
commands and permits to send them.
TV standard (B/G, D/K, I, L, M, N or Digital).
Displays battery voltage and external units power supply
voltage and current (V Ext and I Ext).
Selects active channels table.
Prints the spectrum shown on the screen. (See '4.14
Printing the Spectrum, the Measurement and Memories').
Marker function).
50 kHz, 230 kHz or 1 MHz.
50 kHz, 230 kHz or 4 MHz.
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