Installation And Start-Up; Keyboard Functions; Indications On The Display - Fagor MicroMATVbook Manual De Instrucciones

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DESCRIPTION
The MicroMATV book book is a programmable selective
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amplifier with two UHF inputs and 5 tuneable UHF filters,
with a bandwidth that can be configured between 1 and 7
channels; it has a VHF input (BI, BIII or DAB); an FM input and
an Auxiliary input. Each UHF input allows power to be supplied
to an @ktive preamplifier.
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INSTALLATION AND START-UP

Connect the unit ground point to the installation ground
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point.
Connect the antennae to the unit inputs and charge those
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not used with 75 Ω.
Do not enter a signal through the Auxiliary input during
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equipment configuration. Charge with 75 Ω.
Connect one 75 Ω load on the output.
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Connect the unit to the mains supply.
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KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS

The key enables you to enter or quit the function
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selected.
Once inside the function, the
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to select the parameter to be modified and the
keys modify the value of the parameter.
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INDICATIONS ON THE DISPLAY

A flashing dot indicates the parameter to be modified.
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The illuminated dot on the right hand side of the display
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indicates that the menu extends to the right.
The dot in the middle of the display indicates that you are
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in the Main Menu's function wheel.
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PROGRAMMING
When the unit is connected to the mains supply, after a few
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seconds the unit goes into standby mode. An illuminated
dot moves across the display.
Press the key and the text Pin will appear. Press
OK
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the key again, the code 00 will appear on the display.
OK
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Use the keys to enter the code 23 and press
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the key to access the unit's menu. In any other case,
OK
the menu returns to standby mode.
Once the right code has been entered, you gain access
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to the Main Menu. This status is called Start. "--.--"
appears on the display.
Use the arrows to move around the Main Menu's function
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wheel: Start; UHF input configuration; UHF filter
programming; VHF input configuration; Output level;
FM level and Memorise.
1. Main menu
1.1. UHF input configuration "In. U"
Enables you to select the number of filters connected
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to each UHF input: 5-0, 4-1 or 3-2.
A change in the input configuration resets the
programming of the channels in the UHF filters.
1.2. Programming the UHF filters "Fi.Lt"
The system does not allow you to repeat a channel
or program on an adjacent channel another filter
connected to the same input.
Press the
analogue channel on this filter: by default they are
all digitals.
keys enable you
1.3. Configuring the VHF input "b1.b3"
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1.4. Output level "RF. L"
When several channels are processed in the same filter, the
output level will be lower than the selected one. The output
level can be adjusted manually from the Extended Menu.
1.5. FM level "FM. L"
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Press the key to enter the voltage configuration for
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UHF preamplifiers: 0V, 12V or 24V.
The voltage selected is the same for the two UHF inputs.
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Press the key to select the UHF input: U1 or U2.
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Press the key and use the
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the supply to the preamplifier in that input or not.
The supply voltage to the preamplifiers is shortcircuitable.
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Enables you to select the UHF in each filter the channel
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or channels to be amplified.
Press the key to select the filter's final channel:
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max. 7 channels.
key to indicate the existence of an
Enables you to select OFF, BI, BIII, BI-BIII or DAB.
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Press the key and use the keys to indicate the
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existence of an analogue channel on this band: by default
they are all digital.
This function carries out an automatic level adjustment in
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UHF and VHF.
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Use the keys to select the output level required.
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The dots flash if the unit needs to recalculate the gains.
Press the arrow to automatically adjust the gains for
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the output level selected.
During the process the display shows some moving leds.
If the gains cannot be calculated (you have to check that
there is no signal in the auxiliary input), the display
shows "Err". With the arrows
filters with too high a level "H" or too low "L".
The output level value will be between 100 and 110 dBμV
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when any of the unit's signals is analogue. In this case
the gains for the filters with just one digital signal will be
estimated so that this signal is 10 dB lower. In the event
that all the signals are digital, the output level can be
selected between 90 and 100 dBμV. (See point 1.2).
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Use the keys to the adjust the FM output level.
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keys to activate
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you can see the
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