Gsertel 901622, User Manual

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Hexylon High-performance portable meter
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If you tap to enable marks:
6.4.5.2.- Options context menu
• Restart Att: restarts the control attenuation.
• Frequency Calibration: If the user needs more
accuracy, this feature improves it by considering
all the conditions of the Hexylon in the current
moment.
• Span: 100KHz, 1MHz, 5MHz, 10 MHz, 20 MHz, 50
MHz, 100 MHz, 200 MHz, 500 MHz, 1.0GHz, 2.0GHz,
3.3GHz, Other.
• Start Frequency: Allows the user to set the initial
Drag to move the active mark
Tap to activate a mark
+ adds a new mark (max. 6).
- removes the active mark
Delta: measures the level difference between two marks
frequency of the spectrum graph.
• Stop Frequency: Allows the user to set the final
frequency of the spectrum graph.
• Reference level: Auto, 50dBuV – 130dBuV
• dB/div: Auto, 5dBuV, 10dBuV
• RBW: 500 HzW – 5MHzW
• VBW: 100Hz – 1MHz
• Average: Allows to average the number of
spectrum traces selected by the user. Please note
that the spectrum refresh may be slowed down.
- Reset average: resets the average.
- Number of averages: allows the user to
select the number of traces to average.
• Standard: Selects the standard of the signal.
• BW: Selects the bandwith.
• Advanced: Access to spectrum advanced features:
- Hold: enables/disables max. hold y min.
hold features. Tapping on Clear button to
restart hold trace.
- Trigger: enables/disables the trigger by
level feature. To select the level, tap on
the label and a popup keyboard appears.
- Fill: enables/disables the spectrum graph
filled.
• Quality profile: allows to select the quality profile
• Powering:
- VDC: Selects the preamplifier powering.
- DiSEqC (only satellite band): selects the
DiSEqC parameter (Sat A, Sat B, Sat C, Sat
D)
- Positioner (only satellite band): makes it
possible to control the DiSEqC motors
used to move mobile parabolic antennas.
This function is available in satellite mode
and when the equipment is powering the
LNB.
Halt: This command stops the motor
movement.
East: Allows to move the motor in the
EAST direction. Each click corresponds to
one step in the movement of the motor
(pitch motors). By holding the key down,
successive movement sequences will be
executed until the key is released.
West: Motor movement in the WEST
direction. Each click corresponds to
one step in the movement of the motor
(pitch motors). By holding the key down,