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Introduction Qfm manual
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Introduction
The Qfm contains four stereo RDS FM-tuners and is developed to operate together
with the MusiCall system. The tuner also operates as a stand-alone unit, so without
the MusiCall system.
The Qfm has a total of 30 presets, that are used by all four the tuners. At the back
the tuner is equipped with four logic outputs to control other devices. This makes it
possible to use the tuner to detect a transmitter failure, or to detect the end of the
news program (by using the PTY, program type indication), and start the automation
system.
Connecting the Qfm
The Qfm has four stereo cinch busses for the audio signals and a RS232 connector
to connect to a PC for configuration purposes.
The aerial is connected with a F-connector aangesloten. The antenna output can be
used to connect a secondary tuner to the same aerial.
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The antenna input is galvanically insulated from the rest of the tuner to prevent
from ground-loops.
Configuring the tuner
Installing to the computer
The PC is connected to the tuner with a RS232 cable.
Start the configuration software. First you have to find the correct COM-port. This can
be done by clicking ‘Connection’, then ‘Select comport’. This window can be access
by pushing F12.
Press ‘Auto search’, the computer will
try to find the MusiCall system. Now
press ‘Save’ to store the comport. Close
the window by clicking ‘OK’.
Monit or
Fr eq + Pset
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