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Section 4 INSTALLATION & BASIC OPERATION
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The first screen looks like this:
N O
-
SE L
YE S
+
V O L
SE L
UT IL
H EL P
Xmt [ L3 DUAL ]
Rcv L3 MONO
Rate 56kbps 32kHz
<NO> options
Note that the prompt is different from the one in the Volume screen. Use <NO- > to
cycle through the options and <YES+> to confirm and activate your choice. Repeated
presses of <NO- > cycle you through all of the available options. But, no action is taken
until <YES+> is pressed – we’re “just looking.”
Maybe you think you want to change the mode, but you’re not sure what the
possibilities are. So, you can press the <
NO-
> button to see all of the modes for this
menu item.
The two- step select- and- then- confirm process also protects you from making changes
which could disturb a transmission in progress.
After a <NO- > press, the prompt at the bottom changes to let you know that the
displayed mode may now be accepted by pressing the <YES> button:
N O
-
SE L
YE S
+
V O L
SE L
UT IL
H EL P
Xmt [ L3 STEREO ]
Rcv L3 MONO
Rate 56kbps 32kHz
<YES> accept
You decide you want stereo, so the <
YES+
> button is pressed when
L3 STEREO
mode
appears:
N O
-
SE L
Y E S
+
V O L
SE L
UT IL
H EL P
Xmt [ L3 STEREO ]
Rcv L3 MONO
Rate 56kbps 32kHz
One moment...
Changing the transmit mode takes a little time – about 3 seconds – as the system must
re- configure, so you see
One Moment...
on the prompt line at the bottom of the
screen, during which the system is not operating and it is not possible to press any other
buttons and any audio transmission in progress will be temporarily interrupted..
(Actually, you
can
press the buttons of course, but nothing will happen.)
Summary of Contents for Zephyr
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