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USER'S MANUAL. PROMAX-10
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Access to CONFIGURATION menus specific to each operating mode and to the
global configuration menu of the unit.
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Selects the DATALOGGER operating mode. Enables multiple measurements to
be taken, visualised, printed or transferred to a PC automatically.
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On/Off key.
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LNB exterrnal supply indicator.
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Battery charge indicator.
4.2
Operating instructions
The PROMAX-10 has 6 independent operating modes:
The CHANNEL-FREQUENCY operating mode measures the video carrier
level, the Carrier/Noise ratio (C/N), the Video/Audio ratio (V/A) and activates
audio carrier demodulation for analogue channels; as well as measuring the
channel power and the Carrier/Noise ratio (C/N), the Bit Error rate (BER)
and the Modulation Error ratio (MER) and represent the Constellation
Diagram for digital channels. It also permits to measure the CSO and CTB
intermodulation distortion.
The DATALOGGER operating mode enables multiple measurements to be
performed and memorised for subsequent checking, transfer to PC or printing.
It can perform and store up to 55 obtained measurements or loggers in the
memory. Each logger carries out level, C/N, V/A, channel power or MER
measurements on the channels activated in the channel plan (up to a
maximum of 140 channels).
The SCAN operating mode shows the signal level of all channels present on
the chosen frequency band in a bar-graph display. The span and the
reference level may be selected through the rotary selector. In addition, a
moving marker shows the numeric level of any specific channel. This mode
also permits to define the pilot channels, used for the TILT measurement
(only in the forward band).
This key permits to accede to 2 operating modes:
The SPECTRUM ANALYSER mode provides a spectrum analysis over the
entire band in two parts: return path or sub-band (5 to 100 MHz) and forward
band (5 to 862 MHz). The span is user definable between 1 and 100 MHz. In
addition, it is possible to change the reference level, and maximum and
minimum levels may be detected and held for INGRESS measurements.
04/2004
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