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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

 

1. PRODUCT FAMILY GENERAL INFORMATION .............................................................. 4

 

2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION....................................... 5

 

2.1. Introduction.................................................................................................................................................................................5

 

2.2. Safety Precautions.......................................................................................................................................................................5

 

2.3. Function ......................................................................................................................................................................................5

 

2.4. Environmental Conditions...........................................................................................................................................................6

 

2.5. Package Contents ........................................................................................................................................................................6

 

2.6. Specifications ..............................................................................................................................................................................7

 

2.7. Design and Operation Overview .................................................................................................................................................8

 

2.7.1. Principle of Operation...................................................................................................................................................8

 

2.7.2. Block Diagram ..............................................................................................................................................................8

 

2.7.3. Component Arrangement ..............................................................................................................................................9

 

3. PREPARATION FOR OPERATION

....................................................................................... 9

 

4. OPERATION PROCEDURE............................................................................................. 9

 

4.1. Controls and Indicators ...............................................................................................................................................................9

 

4.2. Preparation for Measurements...................................................................................................................................................10

 

4.3. Measurement Procedure............................................................................................................................................................12

 

4.3.1. General Information....................................................................................................................................................12

 

4.3.2. Level Measurement Mode ..........................................................................................................................................13

 

4.3.3. Spectrum Measurement Mode ....................................................................................................................................14

 

4.3.4. Scan Measurement Mode............................................................................................................................................15

 

4.4. Data Logger Function ...............................................................................................................................................................16

 

4.4.1. General Information....................................................................................................................................................16

 

4.4.2. Channel Plans .............................................................................................................................................................17

 

4.4.3. Limit Plans..................................................................................................................................................................19

 

4.4.4. Channel Data Logger ..................................................................................................................................................20

 

4.4.5. Spectrum Data Logger ................................................................................................................................................22

 

4.4.6. Memory Manager........................................................................................................................................................23

 

4.5. Self-Test and Configuration Modes ..........................................................................................................................................24

 

4.5.1. Self-Test......................................................................................................................................................................24

 

4.5.2. Setting Regional Parameters .......................................................................................................................................25

 

4.5.3. User Interface Setting .................................................................................................................................................25

 

4.5.4. Identification Data Readout ........................................................................................................................................26

 

4.6. Operation Controlled by PC......................................................................................................................................................27

 

4.6.1. General Information....................................................................................................................................................27

 

4.6.2. PC Configuration Requirements .................................................................................................................................27

 

4.6.3. Software Installation ...................................................................................................................................................27

 

4.6.4. Starting the Program ...................................................................................................................................................27

 

4.7. Updating Software ....................................................................................................................................................................28

 

4.7.1. General Information....................................................................................................................................................28

 

4.7.2. Updating Software via PC...........................................................................................................................................28

 

4.7.3. Updating Software from Removable Module .............................................................................................................29

 

4.8. Battery Operation ......................................................................................................................................................................29

 

5. MAINTENANCE.............................................................................................................. 30

 

6. TROUBLESHOOTING.................................................................................................... 30

 

7. STORAGE ...................................................................................................................... 31

 

8. TRANSPORTATION....................................................................................................... 31

 

9. LABELING ...................................................................................................................... 31

 

10. WARRANTY INFORMATION ....................................................................................... 31

 

 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for IT-081

Page 1: ...I 081 TV LEVEL METER OPERATING MANUAL...

Page 2: ...Revision 1 1 of April 4 2016 2...

Page 3: ...can Measurement Mode 15 4 4 Data Logger Function 16 4 4 1 General Information 16 4 4 2 Channel Plans 17 4 4 3 Limit Plans 19 4 4 4 Channel Data Logger 20 4 4 5 Spectrum Data Logger 22 4 4 6 Memory Man...

Page 4: ...Resolution 0 11 m IT 086 Optical Power Meter MC 086 module plugged in measuring at 50 dBm to 20 dBm range and wavelengths 1310 and 1550 nm IT 087 DVB C Signal Analyzer MC 087 module plugged in 45 to...

Page 5: ...you start to operate the Meter WARNING Only trained service personnel aware of the hazards involved should perform repair on the Meter CAUTION Tuning the Meter and replacement of the components that...

Page 6: ...tegory CAT II Rated operating conditions a ambient temperature from 10 to 40 b relative air humidity not greater than 90 at 25 temperature c atmospheric pressure 84 106 kPa 630 795 mm Hg 2 5 Package C...

Page 7: ...0 1 dB Accuracy within 30 126 dB V level range 1 5 dB Accuracy at operating temperature 2 2 dB Measurement channel passband for 3 dB level 230 60 kHz Frequency indication 6 characters on LCD Channel...

Page 8: ...level V A and C N ratios 2 7 2 Block Diagram The block diagram of IT 081 is shown in figure 2 3 Figure 2 3 After the Low Pass Filter LPF the input signal if necessary is reduced by the two Attenuators...

Page 9: ...has a USB port and an external power source connector The Removable Module connector is located on the back panel The Removable Module has a 75 Ohm input F connector and the connector for connection...

Page 10: ...able Module software version is other than the software installed the IT 081 will start the program installation process automatically once the Meter is switched on The loading process is indicated by...

Page 11: ...nit dBuV Press MENU ENTER Then enter Ch plan mode Select the first row All channels using keys and press F4 Select Press MENU ENTER key again In the main menu select the tab with the icons of measurem...

Page 12: ...channel plan name current time and the battery remaining indicator If the channel plan is not selected the line will show All channels title and in this case the channel modulation type is determined...

Page 13: ...owing of the signal level value after averaging Off Averaging off x4 Averaging over last 4 measurement reports x8 Averaging over last 8 measurement reports 4 3 2 Level Measurement Mode In this mode th...

Page 14: ...third one is the point 1 125 MHz shifted down from the first one The measured V A and C N ratio will be indicated on the screen While operating by channel plan the IT 081 offers the capability of sel...

Page 15: ...t this sweep press AUX key to open the menu with additional set of functions and then press F2 Run key If additional trace showing option is turned on Min or Max values are selected for Hold level par...

Page 16: ...ger The data logger memory is common for all the directories and is of a dynamic type The memory capacity allows to save up to 32 channel plans up to 8 limit plans up to 130 channel data logger pages...

Page 17: ...t the channel plan Figure 4 10 Press F1 to open the pop up menu with the list of available commands 1 Edit Viewing and editing of the selected channel plan 2 Rename Editing of the channel plan name 3...

Page 18: ...annel name 5 Bandwidth channel frequency bandwidth The available range is from 5 00 up to 8 00 MHz with 250 kHz step 6 Noise frequency frequency shift for C N ratio measurement The available range is...

Page 19: ...it plan Also you can add a new limit plan by pressing F2 Add 4 4 3 2 Editing Limit Plan The screen view of the limit plan is shown in the figure 4 14 Figure 4 14 The table contains the TV channel para...

Page 20: ...eof Channel Data Logger allows viewing the measurement results and errors in different parameters and uploading the data onto your PC for further processing and report preparation List of Channel Data...

Page 21: ...ify the errors after the limit test open the table of the detailed channel data F1 key The test parameter table will appear on the screen figure 4 17 Figure 4 17 In this table you can see the paramete...

Page 22: ...igure 4 19 The screens show the list of spectrum data logger pages For each page the following information is presented status page name date and time of updating and frequency scanning range Press F1...

Page 23: ...ory can contain different types of files For IT 081 Meter these are channel plan list limit plan list channel data log and spectrum data log Different configurations of IT 08 may have other file types...

Page 24: ...you to estimate the time remaining for the Meter to operate You should consider that with decrease of air temperature the battery capacity also decreases This should be taken into account when estima...

Page 25: ...the status field If an error has been detected the indicator will be red and in this case the Meter should be sent to repair service to have the defects corrected 4 5 2 Setting Regional Parameters Re...

Page 26: ...moment of the last pressing of any key Auto backlight off parameter is for setting of automatic decreasing of the LCD backlight brightness after the selected time interval from the moment of the last...

Page 27: ...a CD for installation place the CD into the disk drive Press Install ViewIt08C when the disk menu appears If you received the software in some different way just run the Install ViewIt08C exe file c a...

Page 28: ...mware build for IT 081 Analyzer dated February 28 2012 will have the following name it081_build_120228 bsk2 Also the file name may contain the reference of the firmware application to a certain device...

Page 29: ...as been operating with the Module of another type or if the versions of the Removable Module applications are different The device will indicate the firmware loading process from the Removable Module...

Page 30: ...ect the mains adapter If the Meter switches on then the battery voltage has to be tested by means of the self test function Section 4 5 1 2 Low voltage 6 V is evidence that a battery or a number of ba...

Page 31: ...ordance with the regulations of operation detailed in this Manual The manufacturer will repair or replace without charge at its option any IT 081 TV Level Meter found defective in manufacture within t...

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