Selecting The Channels Table (Channel Set); Measurement Units; Power Off Mode (Manual Power); C/N Setup - Promax PROLINK-4C Manual De Instrucciones

4.9.4.7

Selecting the Channels Table (Channel set)

The PROLINK-4C comes with twelve stored channel tables as standard (four
for terrestrial television and eight for satellite), for greater adaptability to the selection
requirements of different countries or zones. See the channel-frequency table in
appendix A of the manual.
To modify one channel table, access the TV mode functions menu, turn the
rotary selector [4] to the Channel set function and press to activate it. The monitor will
then show the CHANNEL SET screen. Turn the rotary selector [4] to the desired table
and then press the rotary selector [4] again to activate.
4.9.4.8

Measurement Units

The PROLINK-4C offers three measurement units to measure level and
channel power: dBµV, dBmV and dBm.
To select the units of measurement, access the TV mode functions menu, turn
the rotary selector [4] to select the Units function and press to activate it. The monitor
will show a screen labelled UNITS displaying the three available options (as well as the
Exit option). Turn the rotary selector [4] to the units you require, then press to activate it.
4.9.4.9

Power Off Mode (Manual power)

The PROLINK-4C offers two power-off modes: Manual and Automatic (unit
disconnects automatically after 15 minutes without operating on any control).
To select the power-off mode, access the TV mode functions menu, turn the
rotary selector [4] to select the Manual power function and press to activate it. The
monitor will show a screen labelled POWER OFF displaying the two available options
(as well as the Exit option). Turn the rotary selector [4] to select the power-off mode you
require, then press to activate it.
4.9.4.10

C/N setup

To measure C/N the PROLINK-4C offers two different modes in TV mode:
C/N (Auto)
C/N (Reference noise)
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The PROLINK-4C
frequency where noise level is measured, according
with:
f noise = f tuning - ½ Channel BW.
The user defines the frequency where noise level is
measured (by means of the Reference noise
function). This frequency will be used to measure
noise level for all channels.
USER'S MANUAL. PROLINK-4C
defines automatically the
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