Setup
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Setup Mode
Audible Click
On
Use the
◄
or
►
key to set
On
or
Off
Press the key
▼
for more options
LCD Backlight
1 Minute
LCD Brightness
10
LCD Contrast
15
The Set up function allows you to customise how your
meter operates and can be accessed from the Set up soft
key on start up or from the main options menu. Shown
here are the first six basic options where you can enable or
disable the audible click or the LCD backlight. The LCD
Brightness can be adjusted along with the LCD contrast.
The Sleep timer and system Language can be set to your
preferences also.
The cursor keys will enable you to change these values
and the guide text at the bottom of the screen will also
advise you as to the options of each setting.
Back
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Scrolling further down reveals more options to select from.
The RF measurement can be displayed as dBuV or Linear
(a simplified scale). The carrier measurement method can
be shown as C/N (Carrier to Noise) or MER (Modulation
Error Rate) both expressed in dB. The LNB Voltage is set
for 13/18 volt operation and can also be disabled (Zero).
The Factory Reset will reset the meter to default setup but
will have no effect on downloaded settings for satellite and
terrestrial. The Terrestrial Mode defaults to DVB-T but
other digital terrestrial formats are available for the region
of use. Selecting Undefined for Terrestrial Mode prevent
access to the terrestrial mode.
Sleep Timer
6 Minutes
Language
English
01/10/2010 10:30 AM
Setup Mode
Terrestrial Mode
DVB-T
Use the
◄
or
►
key to select
Press the key
▼
for more options
Show RF as
dBuV
Show Carrier as
C/N
LNB Volts
13/18V
Factory Reset
Default All
Set date & time
01/10/2010 10:30 AM
Setup Mode
SVN-1310
Press the key
▲
for more options
Show RF as
dBuV
Show Carrier as
C/N
LNB Volts
13/18V
Factory Reset
Default All
Terrestrial Mode
DVB-T
01/10/2010 10:30 AM
The bottom function of the Setup Mode is for Horizon use
only to provide firmware version information and has no
other function.
Once you have made your selections for the meter setup
press the Back button to save these values. You will then
be returned to the Select Operating Mode screen.