Planar IT-14, Operating Manual

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1 – table header line
2 – channel plan selected for the measurement
3 – command line with commands activated by
F1 , F2 and F3 functional keys
4 – scroll bar
The first column is contains a plan index number. The second column is a plan name of up to 15
characters in length. This name is assigned by the user during creating and later can be edited by
ItToolsTerrestrial PC software. If the channel plan is not available, it will be indicated by
*********** message.
If a channel plan has been selected in Setup (Section 4.5), its name will be highlighted in inverse color
(position 2).
Using , arrows you can select a channel plan from 1 to 16 index number. The selected channel plan
will be framed.
The list of available commands:
a)
F1 key to view and edit the selected channel plan;
b) F2 key to delete the selected channel plan;
c) F3 key to create a new channel plan in automatic mode.
4.4.2.1 Channel plan editing
To view and edit a channel plan, select the required one and press F1 . You will see the channel plan
table. The screen view is represented in the Figure 4.4.2.
Figure 4.4.2
On the screen you will see the following data:
1 – table header line
2 – selected line
3 – command line with commands activated by
F1 , F2 and F3 functional keys
4 – scroll bar
The table represents a list of channels comprising the channel plan. The top line divides the table into
columns. The first column is the index of channel (from 1 to 112). The second column is a channel number
covering the channel plan’s point. The third column is the channel modulation type:
A or D (analog or digital).
The fourth column is the channel name of up to 6 characters. The bottom line shows the commands that can
be activated by the functional keys. These commands are as follows:
a) F1 key to view and edit the selected frequency point;
b) F3 key to delete the selected frequency point.
To edit a channel, select the required one by and
keys (the selected line will be framed, position 2).
Then press F1 key. The table of channel parameters will appear. The screen view is represented in the
Figure 4.4.3 (for analog channel) and in the Figure 4.4.4 (for digital channel).
Figure 4.4.3 Figure 4.4.4
There are two groups of parameters:
General parameters:
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