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Manual de instrucciones - Promax

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USER’S MANUAL. PRODIG-5<br />

FREQ:<br />

CHANNEL:<br />

STARTING...<br />

TESTING FOR ANALOG<br />

NOT ENOUGH LEVEL 43.5 < 50 dBµV<br />

TESTING DVB-T<br />

POWER OK 59.3 >= 32.0 dBµV<br />

CALCULATING CHANNEL BW<br />

CANCEL<br />

Figure 9.- Signal automatic i<strong>de</strong>ntification screen. AUTO ID.<br />

First it recognises whether the signal is an analogue channel or a digital one. If<br />

the channel is analogue, it <strong>de</strong>termines the television standard of the signal. When the<br />

signal is digital (DVB), it analyses for each modulation type QAM / QPSK / COFDM all<br />

the associated parameters such as the modulation system: carriers 2k-8k, symbol<br />

rate, co<strong>de</strong> rate, etc.,. and <strong>de</strong>termines the value of the signals un<strong>de</strong>r test.<br />

If the AUTO ID function is launched in the spectrum analyser mo<strong>de</strong>, the name of<br />

the network will appear temporarily on screen (it also appears in the measurement<br />

display). In case of working in the satellite band the orbital position appears as well.<br />

Whenever the process <strong>de</strong>tects new parameters for a channel or frequency will<br />

create a new channel plan containing the <strong>de</strong>tected information.<br />

NOTE: In the case that is <strong>de</strong>sired to explore or i<strong>de</strong>ntify DVB-C signals will be<br />

necessary to select previously a DVB-C standard as digital signal i<strong>de</strong>ntifier by<br />

means of<br />

[22] PREFERENCES menu.<br />

5.9 Channel plans<br />

The signal automatic i<strong>de</strong>ntification process as much as the exploration of the<br />

frequency spectrum could yield the generation of new customised channel plans<br />

relative to the usual work locations of the meter equipment.<br />

In this way the characterisation of the band will be faster and easier when causing<br />

that the equipment only analyses a shorter set of channels.<br />

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