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Section V 

TECHNICAL MATTERS 

Firmware Version 

With the 633 powered-up and operational, hold down the 

jog wheel knob for 5 to 10 seconds.  The menu screen you 

have been viewing will be replaced by the 

633 Firmware

 

screen.  This shows the firmware version installed in your 

unit, information that may prove important when com-

municating with the factory.  Turning the knob will reveal 

the version of the DSP radio chip.  Push the knob again to 

return to the Menu Screens.  

‘Under the Hood’ 

The Model 633 receiver is simple and small, utilizing mostly 

surface-mounted (SMD) components.  Many of these are 

‘application-specific’ and/or pre-programmed at the factory, 

but  all  of  them  are  impossibly  tiny.    This  makes  servicing  

the unit in the field a difficult proposition at best.  For these 

reasons, and also because of the small format of this manu-

al, we have dispensed with schematic diagrams, servicing 

instructions and a listing of component parts. 
Having said that, our policy has always been one of ‘full dis-

closure.’  We feel that, unless we are doing something un-

derhanded, there should never be a reason to hide infor-

mation from the user.  With a clear conscience, and upon 

request, we will cheerfully provide additional documenta-

tion and divulge all but the very darkest secrets concerning 

any Inovonics product. 
Because it is so small and light, returning the 633 receiver 

for factory servicing or firmware upgrades is an option that 

we encourage.  Inovonics has never considered factory re-

pair  charges  a  significant  source  of  revenue,  and  we  are  

confident that you will be astonished at how reasonable our 

rates actually are! 

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Summary of Contents for Inomini 633

Page 1: ...FM RDS Monitor Receiver Installation User Guide March 2013 Rev 1 Firmware www inovonicsbroadcast com 633...

Page 2: ...ER 9 Hey why is the screen flashing Menu Navigation Basics Locked Menus Tuning the Receiver Carrier Strength and Alarm Signal to Noise and Multipath The Audio Loss Alarm FM Reception Modes Program Aud...

Page 3: ...r mation including RT tagging data USB port sends RDS data to any PC for analysis Analog L R and AES digital program line outputs Front panel alarms with rear panel tallies for Carrier Loss and Audio...

Page 4: ...Mains Power All Inovonics INOmini modules are supplied with an out board switching type power supply suited to the destination mains voltage As the actual power consumed by the re ceiver is 140mA at 1...

Page 5: ...table only for optical couplers LED indicators or small reed relays The plastic connector body may be un plugged from the chassis to make con nection easier and for quick disconnect AES DIGITAL AUDIO...

Page 6: ...enu associated with receiver setup 3 turn the knob to set a val 10 ue and then 4 push again to accept the selection send it to non volatile memory and return to menu navigation In setup menus any para...

Page 7: ...you might set the carrier loss trigger point about a quarter of the way down from the top of the RF bargraph as in the illustration above This should allow for typical signal fading over the receive p...

Page 8: ...erts to a monaural transmis sion In the FM B blended mode you may switch among the three options to evaluate the audible differences either a noise tradeoff between Blend St and Stereo or the sep arat...

Page 9: ...in this example refers to the RT Item Number which in this case is Artist The second line names the performer If the group name overruns the LCD display simply push and turn the knob to scroll through...

Page 10: ...dcasting the alert 18 TP 1 indicates that this is a station that carries traffic in formation as a normal element of its broadcast program ming If the station sends a TP 0 flag it disregards traffic a...

Page 11: ...eception conditions The default setting for this filter is Disabled As may be required however it can be set for an HF cutoff of 15kHz 10kHz 8kHz 6kHz 5kHz and 4kHz The cutoff frequency shown in this...

Page 12: ...nd with the relatively short USB cable provided there should rarely be a reason to run at one of the lower rates Nevertheless should communica tion at 115200 prove dodgy or if the connected PC cannot...

Page 13: ...e field a difficult proposition at best For these reasons and also because of the small format of this manu al we have dispensed with schematic diagrams servicing instructions and a listing of compone...

Page 14: ...as been removed or altered III TERMS OF WARRANTY Inovonics Inc products are warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship A Any discrepancies noted within THREE YEARS of the date of d...

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