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Optimod-AM 9400 V1.2 Operating Manual - Orban

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

of the L+R HF FR control until the ringing is again at the flattop modulation<br />

level will unbalance the ringing at the leading and trailing edge of<br />

the square wave, and necessitate further adjustment of the L+R HF <br />

control. Alternate between these two interactive controls until the peaks<br />

of ringing at both the leading and trailing edges of the square wave are<br />

at the flattop modulation level. Figure 2-11 illustrates a typical waveform<br />

before adjustment and Figure 2-12 shows the result of a successful adjustment.<br />

(The waveform produced by your system may look quite different.)<br />

H) Turn off the square wave generator and turn off the carrier to allow the<br />

transmitter to cool down for several minutes:<br />

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

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

14. Set the L–R Transmitter Equalizer controls.<br />

[Skip this step unless you are setting a CQU<strong>AM</strong> <strong>AM</strong> stereo facility. The controls<br />

under adjustment in this step do not affect a mono facility if the <strong>9400</strong>’s analog<br />

processing chain is set to a mono mode.]<br />

After you have set up the CQU<strong>AM</strong> exciter for best separation without any audio<br />

processing by following its manufacturer’s instructions, you should trim the<br />

<strong>9400</strong>’s L–R HF FR and L–R HF controls to maximize stereo separation through<br />

the entire transmission chain, including the <strong>9400</strong>. In most cases, you will maximize<br />

separation if you set these controls to the same settings as their L+R counterparts.<br />

However, it may be worthwhile to sweep the system and trim the L–R<br />

controls to maximize separation. To do so:<br />

A) Navigate to SETUP > I/O CALIB.<br />

B) Set the <strong>AM</strong> PROC control to STEREO.<br />

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

D) Set the MODE to BYPASS.<br />

E) Connect the output of a sweep generator to one input channel of the <strong>9400</strong><br />

(either left or right). Ground the other channel to minimize crosstalk.<br />

Alternatively, you can use a sweep generator with a digital output and<br />

use the <strong>9400</strong>’s digital input.<br />

F) Set the sweep generator’s output level to produce about 50% modulation.<br />

G) Observe the output of your CQU<strong>AM</strong> stereo modulation monitor corresponding<br />

to the undriven channel.<br />

H) Navigate to SETUP > MODIFY TX PRESET > TX1/DAY.<br />

I) Press NEXT until you see the L–R HF FR and L–R HF DELAY controls.<br />

J) Set these controls the same as their L+R counterparts.

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