Optimod-AM 9400 V1.2 Operating Manual - Orban

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INSTALLATION ORBAN MODEL 9400
6. Adjust the Digital Input Reference Level and Right Balance controls.
[Skip this step if you will not be using the digital input.]
A) Navigate to SETUP > IO CALIB > INPUT > DIG IN and set the input source to Digital.
B) Repeat steps 3 through 5 (starting on page 2-23), but use the DI REF (VU OR
PPM) and R CH BAL controls for the digital section.
7. Set output bandwidth and highpass filter cutoff frequency.
A) Navigate to SETUP > MODIFY TR PRESET > TX1/DAY .
To describe their most common application, the four transmission presets
are labeled TX1/DAY, TX1/NIGHT, TX2/DAY, and TX2/NIGHT, although
they can be applied in a completely general way to the requirements of
your transmission facility. Transmission Presets can be recalled by remote
control (GPI or PC Remote) and/or at preset times by the 9400’s clockbased
automation. TX1/DAY is the default transmission preset and many
stations will always use it once they have set it up.
The controls within a given transmission preset include lowpass filter
cutoff frequency, lowpass filter shape, highpass filter cutoff frequency,
positive peak threshold (asymmetry), and six transmitter equalizer controls.
Only one transmission preset can be active at a given time; that preset
determines the parameters applied to all analog AM processed outputs.
Transmission Presets do not affect any output emitting the HD-processed
signal.
Once you have selected a transmission preset, that preset will be active
until you explicitly select another via the front panel, remote control, or
clock-based automation. This is true even if AC power is interrupted.
However, if clock-based automation was scheduled to recall a different
preset during the period when the 9400 was powered down, upon
power-up the 9400 will automatically recall the preset that would have
been on-air at that time if power had stayed on.
B) Hold down the soft key under LOWPASS and Select the desired lowpass filter
cutoff frequency by turning the knob.
Lowpass filter cutoff frequencies range from 4.5 kHz to 9.5 kHz (NRSC) in
0.5 kHz steps. The setting of the lowpass filter controls your RF occupied
bandwidth, so it is very important to set it to meet the government standards
in your country.
Note that the user processing presets can only lower the low-pass cutoff
frequency below its setting in active transmission preset. If, in the EQ section
of the processing preset, you exceed the lowpass cutoff frequency of
the TX preset, the TX preset setting will always determine the actual cutoff
frequency of the processor. For example, if you have set the low-pass
cutoff frequency in the active transmission preset to 6.5 kHz, this can be
lowered to 6.0 kHz or below in a processing preset, but not raised above
6.5 kHz. This is to prevent accidentally creating presets that violate the
occupied bandwidth standards of your governing authority.