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Section IV – USING THE WEB INTERFACE
Internal Webserver .................................................................................. 15
The Menu List .......................................................................................... 16
Menu Variances ....................................................................................... 16
‘Responsive’ Webpages ......................................................................... 16
THE WEBPAGE HEADER
Monitor ID ................................................................................................ 16
Station ID ................................................................................................. 16
Total-Mod Display ................................................................................... 16
Presets .................................................................................................... 16
Remote Listening .................................................................................... 17
Other Stream-Listening Options ............................................................ 17
NOW PLAYING
Reception Status-In-Brief ....................................................................... 17
The Alarm Panel ...................................................................................... 18
Tuning the 541......................................................................................... 18
RF Input Selection................................................................................... 18
Mono/Stereo ............................................................................................ 19
IF Filter..................................................................................................... 19
SCA Subcarrier Tuning and Measurements .......................................... 19
SCA Settings ........................................................................................... 19
Station Presets ........................................................................................ 20
Important! ................................................................................................ 20
StationRotation™ .................................................................................... 20
METERS
FM Carrier Modulation ............................................................................ 21
Pilot, 38kHz and RDS Levels .................................................................. 22
Multiplex Power ....................................................................................... 22
Demodulated FM Audio .......................................................................... 23
FM Program Loudness ........................................................................... 24
The ITU-R BS.1770 Loudness Standard ................................................. 24
SCA Subcarrier Measurements .............................................................. 25
Synchronous and AM Noise ................................................................... 25
SPECTRUM PLOTS
The IF Spectrum ...................................................................................... 26
The FM Baseband Spectrum .................................................................. 27
Audio Spectrum Display ......................................................................... 27
HISTORY PLOTS
History Screen Basics ............................................................................ 28
Modulation............................................................................................... 29
RF Metrics ............................................................................................... 29
Audio History .......................................................................................... 29
Integrated Loudness History .................................................................. 30
MPX Power .............................................................................................. 30
OSCILLOSCOPE
O-Scope Applications ............................................................................. 31
Audio XY Display .................................................................................... 31