3028
Turbo
Statistical Multiplexer
2-12
154001UA
A number sign (
#
) in the first position of the second line (Figure 2-8) indicates the
current value for the parameter.
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CHNL n SPEED
# 7200
An
n
in a display will be replaced by the channel number selected.
Use the
NEXT
and
LAST
push buttons to move forward or backward through
the commands, parameters or options.
When pressed, the
SELECT
push button either moves from a command to a
parameter, a parameter to an option or updates the selected option.
The displays and screens shown are samples and do not necessarily reflect your
configuration.
In this chapter, the symbol
indicates that the values following will
appear on the second line of the display.
The starting point for accessing commands and parameters described in this
chapter is the COMMAND MODE display (Figure 2-9).
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COMMAND MODE
CHNL PARAMETERS
Figure 2-8. Number Sign Position Example
Figure 2-8. Number Sign Position Example
Figure 2-8. Number Sign Position Example
Figure 2-8. Number Sign Position Example
Figure 2-8. Number Sign Position Example
Figure 2-9. Command Mode Display
Figure 2-9. Command Mode Display
Figure 2-9. Command Mode Display
Figure 2-9. Command Mode Display
Figure 2-9. Command Mode Display
Note
When a parameter is selected to change a particular channel, you
receive the following display prior to access of the options.
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SELECT CHANNEL:
*1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
The commands that require channel selection are indicated in Table 2-4
by a double asterisk (**) following the command name. Factory set
defaults are listed first in the options/notes column.
Terminal Access
The terminal screen does not clear after selection of a command or parameter.
It scrolls the selected option information onto the bottom of the screen. For
display purposes, the screen in the following paragraphs shows only the infor-
mation for the selection and not the information that will appear above that on
your screen.
