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Chapter 2. Connections and controls
The overall brightness of the display can be set with the
contrast
value in the Options menu.
The display also includes a
sleep
timer
that dims the display if it hasn’t received input in a given period of
time.
This can be disabled by setting the sleep timer value to 0.
2.3
Rear panel controls and connections
RF 1
RF 2
MOD 1
MOD 2
MOD 3
MOD 4
ON/OFF 1
ON/OFF 2
ON/OFF 3
ON/OFF 4
RF 3
RF 4
REF CLK
80 264 Vac
47 63 Hz
Serial No:
Model:
Made in Australia
Figure 2.5:
QRF
rear panel layout.
IEC power in
The
QRF
is compatible with all standard
AC
power systems, from 90
to 264 V and 47 to 63 Hz.
Fan
The
QRF
has five temperature-controlled fans directing air flow over
the
RF
power amplifiers, exhausting through the rear vent.
Ensure
that the vent does not become blocked.
RF
SMA
connectors for the primary
RF
outputs. Nominally connected to
a 50Ω load,
must not be short-circuited
.
MOD
Each channel has an associated
SMA
analog input, for
AM/FM/PM/PID
applications (see chapter 4).
ON/OFF
SMA
digital inputs for controlling the
RF
switch (see
4.5), compati-
ble with both 3.3 V and 5 V logic.
Also used for external triggering
in table mode.
Summary of Contents for QRF041
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Page 12: ...x Getting started ...
Page 16: ...4 Chapter 1 Introduction ...
Page 22: ...10 Chapter 2 Connections and controls ...
Page 28: ...16 Chapter 3 MOGRF host software ...
Page 36: ...24 Chapter 4 External modulation ...
Page 46: ...34 Appendix B Firmware upgrades ...
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