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HM135/HM435 Programmer software guide
Preliminary version Page 15
6) Now you have 20 events (from box 1 to box 20) in which you can define the tone sequence you
need. Type the related numbers or letters related to the tones you want to send. In the example
we typed the format
4 3 0 1 1 F (pause tone) 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 .
7) If you like, you can define some tones as variable by ticking the Var checkbox , in the example
we enabled events 3 , 4 and 8 as variable tones.
8) If necessary you can adjust the Lead IN time . This allows to adjust the delay between the
beginning of carrier and the beginning of the transmitted sequence in order to allow a proper
operation in the other party’s decoders (for example some old decoders need more time to start
decoding after receiving a carrier). In this case go to the
Lead IN time area and type the time
length you need.
9) Similarly, you might need to set the Lead OUT time. This allows to adjust the delay between the
end of the transmitted sequence and the end of the carrier. In this case go to the Lead OUT
time area and type the time length you need.
Lead IN time and Lead OUT time are expressed in x 10 ms, so if you type 40 you will obtain 400 ms.
10) You can now:
Keep on setting up new Tx sequences in this case go back to step 3).
Enter the settings and close the Tx sequence set up . In this case click the OK button and go straight to the next paragraph
Close the Tx sequence set up without entering all the settings (in case of big mistakes). In this case click the button (located
in the uppermost right corner) and start from the beginning of this paragraph.
If you composed a completely wrong sequence set up, you can also reset the screen by clicking the Data reset button: all the settings
of the selected sequence will be canceled.
5.3 Defining RX Standard and sequences
1) Ensure you are in the Channel Data window. If not switch it as described in Chapter 4.
2) Make sure to be on the right RF channel and, from the Selcal setup area, click on RX sequences button: the Channel x Sequency
window will open.
3) Be sure you are selecting parameters on the proper channel (shown in the heading of the window – Channel 6 in the example). If you
want to set up another channel, in the Browse Channels area click Previous or Next buttons to select the appropriate channel.
4) Select the RX selcal standard you need to use for the selected channel by clicking on the drag
down Standard and clicking again on the standard you need (we choose the CCIR in the
example).
5) Select the received sequence(s) you may want to decode: in the Received sequences area click
on either Seq. I and/or Seq. II drag down button (in the example we have chosen Main and
Group respectively).
6) Now you have two choices:
If you need to program RX standard and sequences for another channel go back to step
3).
If you don’t need to program RX standard and sequences for other channels click the Ok
button to enter the programmed data.