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SELECTION OF OPERATING MODES
Sidechain Mode
Configured for sidechain operation, the rear-panel
PILOT OR MPX
INPUT
connector simply bridges (monitors) the output of the stereo
generator to derive timing information from the 19kHz stereo pilot.
Alternatively, a TTL-level 19kHz sync squarewave may be applied
to this input. We do not recommend this, however, because the
phase relationship between the synchronizing squarewave and the
19kHz pilot component in the composite, multiplex output of the
stereo generator may not be assured.
In sidechain operation the
RDS OR MPX OUTPUT
will contain
only
the RDS subcarrier, the composite/MPX signal is
not
routed through
the 712. This operating mode best preserves multiplex signal
integrity and assures uninterrupted program transmission in the
event of a catastrophic encoder failure (never happens!). As
delivered, the 712 is configured for sidechain operation.
Referring to the jumper installation drawing, Figure 2, below, locate
the 3-terminal jumper strip, located just behind the rear-panel RDS
OR MPX OUTPUT connector on the Model 712 circuit board. The
shorting clip is positioned to the
left
for sidechain operation, as
shown in the upper example of Figure 2.
Loop-Through
Mode
When the Model 712 is jumpered for loop-through operation, the
RDS subcarrier is internally combined with the composite/MPX
signal. This means that the
RDS OR MPX OUTPUT
will include
the
composite/MPX program signal (at unity gain) with the RDS
subcarrier added.
The lower illustration in Figure 2, below, shows the position of the
shorting clip, toward the
right
, for loop-through operation.
Figure 2 -
Encoder Mode Jumpering
Sidechain
Mode
Loop-Through
Mode