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Optimod-AM 9400 V1.2 Operating Manual - Orban

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2-30<br />

INSTALLATION ORBAN MODEL <strong>9400</strong><br />

10. Set output and configuration level.<br />

This is a preliminary level adjustment. Later in this installation procedure, you<br />

will set <strong>9400</strong> for the highest modulation level that your facility can produce. If<br />

your transmission facility proved to have overshoot, tilt, or ringing when you<br />

tested it in step 11 on page 2-31, you will have to go through the Transmitter<br />

Equalizer adjustment procedure, which starts with step 12 on page 2-31.<br />

A) Make sure that the transmitter is turned off.<br />

B) Turn on the 400Hz calibration tone. To do this:<br />

a) Navigate to SETUP > TEST.<br />

b) Set the MODE to SINE.<br />

c) Set SINE FREQ to 400 HZ.<br />

d) Set TONE MOD to 50%.<br />

e) Press the NEXT key.<br />

f) Set TONE CHAN to L+R.<br />

C) Set modulation.<br />

a) Set to its minimum level the AOX 100% or DOX 100% control associated<br />

with the output you are using to drive the transmitter under adjustment.<br />

For example, the AO1 control is found in I/O CALIB > ANALOG1 > AO1 and<br />

the DO1 control is found in I/O CALIB > DIGITAL1 > DO1 100%.<br />

b) Turn the transmitter on.<br />

c) Set the control you adjusted in step (a) to produce 40% modulation.<br />

This leaves 2 dB of headroom to accommodate overshoot in the transmission<br />

plant. This should suffice for most plants.<br />

The most accurate way to set this control is by observing a modulation<br />

analyzer or oscilloscope connected to your transmitter.<br />

D) In SETUP > TEST, set the MODE to OPERATE.<br />

E) Drive the <strong>9400</strong> with program material and observe the negative modulation<br />

level. Trim the AOX 100% or DO X100% control associated with the output you<br />

are using to drive the transmitter under adjustment so that you observe 99%<br />

modulation on negative peaks.<br />

Spend time observing the modulation with different program material. If<br />

you see the peak modulation level vary significantly depending on program<br />

material, the <strong>9400</strong>’s transmitter equalizer can usually improve this<br />

situation considerably.<br />

Note that if you set the processing up for asymmetrical modulation<br />

(which is done by editing the active Transmission Preset) and you observe<br />

negative peaks that are higher than positive peaks, you can correct this<br />

by changing the setting of the POLARITY control, located next to the AOX<br />

100% or DOX 100% control.

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