Model Two & Model Two Lite - Operation Manual
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Data Logging
The Model Two has the capability to store the amplitudes of all video and audio carriers (up to
150 channels). These data records can be captured in nonvolatile memory and later recalled
or uploaded to your PC for record keeping.
Each record carries the time, date, and other Model Two information at the time the record is
saved.
Limit Test
The Model Two can perform a complete test of all channels in the selected User Channel Plan
to specified limits at the touch of a single key. All channels are listed with Pass or Fail results,
and the user may select any channel to review its individual test results. In addition, results for
the entire channel plan, such as Maximum
Δ
Video and Maximum
Δ
Adjacent Channel, are
seen on the test-result display.
Auto Test Programs
The Model Two can be set to automatically perform Level, Spectrum, Tilt (Favorite), and Limit
tests in user settable time increments. This makes the Model Two ideal for performing
required 24-hour tests. The Model Two may be set to print the stored test results automatically
after measurement, or the file can be viewed, printed, or uploaded to a PC later.
Voltmeter
The Model Two is equipped with a built-in voltmeter that can be used for troubleshooting power
supplies or power drops. The Model Two displays the voltage with a bar graph and numeric
readout. It can accommodate AC or DC voltages up to 100 Volts.
File Saving, Viewing
The Model Two can save records from Level, Tilt (Favorite Channels group), Spectrum, Scan,
or Limit Test measurements either to individual files or all to one file. These files can be
recalled to display the recorded data, and Scan, Spectrum, and Limit graphics can be viewed.
All files may be uploaded to a PC with the Toolbox software for analysis and storage.
File Printing
The Model Two has a print function that makes it easy to connect to a printer for a hard copy of
measurement data and reports. This is useful for obtaining an instant hard copy of your
installation or to document a problem.
