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Table 3-1. CMN-91 Front Panel Controls Section 3 ♦ General Information Key Label Description 29 GAIN Gain Control selection button; press and release to activate Gain controls 30 Up/Down Arrow Knob Use to move the waveform display 31 CURS Cursor selection button; press and release to select cursor functionality for a waveform or vector display 32 Curved Arrow Knob Use for vector, cursor, and output audio level 33 LINE Line selection button; press and release to activate Line Selection mode 34 ENTER Press and release to accept the contents of displayed dialog boxes 35 PRST Preset selection button; press and release to enable Preset selection 36 Sleep Mode • Press to select, store, or delete a selection in the Preset memory bank • Press to enter numeric values for certain parameters To setup up Sleep mode, choose the UNIT CONFIGURATION → DISPLAY SETUP → SLEEP MODE selection option. This menu allows the selection of how much time has to pass without any button presses in order for the unit to enter Sleep mode. When entering Sleep mode, the instrument will turn off all LEDs and the display. The instrument is still active (that is, alarms still triggered, and so forth). When exiting Sleep mode, the instrument returns to an illuminated state. Selecting an Input Press the A/B Input button to select input A or B. (Input A is the default selection.) When an input is selected, pressing the input button again will change to the new input from the previous input. High tally indicates input A is selected. Display Selections The CMN-91 unit screen display shows data in either a full-screen or an overlay display. The screen display also contains the Main Title Bar, the display, and the status bar. Full Screen Display Press the MLT button to toggle between full screen or overlay display. MLT is high tally when selected. The Full Screen display mode shows a full-screen representation of a waveform, picture, alarm, vector, gamut, audio, or timing display for a single input at a time. A sample Full Screen display is shown in Figure 3-3 and described in Table 3-2. 22 CMN-91 Series Installation and Operation Handbook Copyright © 2009, Harris Corporation
Figure 3-3. Full Screen Display Table 3-2. Description of Full Screen Display Section 3 ♦ General Information Key Description 1 Main title bar 2 Specific elements of function display (waveform, vector, etc.) 3 Full screen display 4 Full screen status bar 5 Display icon area Overlay Display Overlay mode is a combination of the waveform, vector, and (if desired) picture-inpicture (PIP) displays. Descriptions of these display types start on page 29. A sample Overlay display is shown in Figure 3-4 and described in Table 3-3. CMN-91 Series Installation and Operation Handbook 23 Copyright © 2009, Harris Corporation
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