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IRD User Guide
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3.
Using the
Edit
knob and
Save
key, set the “
Signal
” alarm threshold
level to
“-60dB
”.
Eb/No (Configurable)
•
Allows the user to set the alarm threshold level for the Eb/No
signal level. The alarm threshold can be set from 3.0 to 20dB.
4.
Using the
Edit
knob and
Save
key, set the “Eb/No” alarm threshold
level to “
6dB
”.
10
Delay (Configurable)
•
Allows the user to add delay between the time when an alarm
condition is first detected and the time the alarm condition is
reported. This delay is used so that when changing channels, the
alarms are not set off prematurely. The setting delays the issuance
of an alarm for all four monitored parameters (i.e. Signal, Eb/No,
Vid, Ext) and can be adjusted from 0.0 to 9.9 seconds.
5.
Using the
Edit
knob and
Save
key, set the “
Delay
” alarm issuance
time to “
7.5s
”.
6.
Press the
Alarms
key once again. This display allows the user to
enable or disable each of the four alarm functions.
Signal (Configurable)
•
Allows the user to enable or disable the input RF Signal alarm
function.
7.
Using the
Edit
knob and
Save
key, set the “
SIG
” alarm function to
“
On
”.
Eb/No (Configurable)
•
Allows the user to enable or disable the Eb/No alarm function.
8.
Using the
Edit
knob and
Save
key, set the “EbNo” alarm function to
On
”.
VID (Configurable)
•
Allows the user to enable or disable the Video alarm function.
9.
Using the
Edit
knob and
Save
key, set the “
VID
” alarm function to
“
On
”.
10
The measured threshold to crash the MPEG decoder is just below 4dB. 5.2dB is the theoretical Eb/No
threshold according to the manufacturer. The 6dB setting allows a 2dB threshold from alarm to crash.
The calculated Eb/No over satellite path is expected to be greater than 10dB into a 4.5 meter dish
downlink with a nominal IFL.