Promax RANGER Neo 2, User Manual

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October 2021 41 Chapter 2: SETTING UP
4 Select the type of signals you want to identify when the meter is searching
a signal. Press “Save” and “Exit”.
5 Press the Settings key. At “Source of signal” select RF . At “Band” select
Terrestrial .
6 Press the Spectrum key. The signal spectrum appears on screen. Press
again this key to switch among views. Select the SPECTRUM 1/3 view.
7 Press the joystick to change to SP mode. In this mode, when moving left or
right it changes the Span . The recommended value for a terrestrial signal is
50 MHz. The span value is shown at lower right corner. Once is selected,
press again the joystick to return to Tune mode.
8 Press the joystick up or down to adjust the reference level.
9 Press the key and in the “ Tune by ” option select if you want to tune by
frequency or by channel .
10 If you want to tune by channel, then select a proper channel plan according
to your area in option “Channel plan”.
11 In case you do not find a proper channel plan, you can add or create a new
channel plan using one of this tools:
•Press -> : Manage -> F3: Installation -> Add Channel Plan.
•F3: Tools -> Explore Channel Plan.
•WebControl -> Installations management -> Create a Channel Plan.
12 Press and confirm StealthID is enabled (On).
13 Search your frequency or channel by moving the cursor left or right. You can
also enter a frequency or select a channel on menu .
14 If the signal is locked, then some info about the signal shows up on the lower
left corner. A triple cursor shows the bandwidth for the signal detected in
case it is a digital carrier.
15 The meter detects automatically all the parameters for the signal and shows
on screen the main measurements.
1 Connect the RF input signal cable to the RF input connector of your
equipment.
2 Press the Preferences key for 1 second.
3 Access the tab “Stealth ID” to use the automatic identification feature.
4 Select the type of signals you want to identify when the meter is searching
a signal. Press “Save” and “Exit”.
2.9.2 RF Satellite signal tuning