Inovonics INOmini 638 SiteStreamer, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Menu items that can be
edited will ‘blink’ at a
rapid rate when you
push the knob. Don’t
confuse ‘blinking’ menu
callouts, such as the one
illustrated here, with the
‘flashing’ alarm discussed above.
To recap: in setup menus, any parameter that can be edited
will begin blinking as soon as the knob is pushed. Blinking
indicates that a different option or value may be selected.
Turn the knob to make your choice, and then push it once
again to accept the selection.
Each SiteStreamer™ menu screen will be discussed separate-
ly and in order, except that the last menu is discussed first,
as it could constitute a show-stopper!
Locked Menus (Menu Screen 13)
To guard against inadvertent menu editing or casual tam-
pering, the very last menu in the sequence lets the user lock
the knob out of the editing mode. If you find that when you
push the knob you can’t enter a setup menu to change a pa-
rameter, scroll all the way to the very last menu screen.
Push the knob and the
word
Menus
will start to
blink. Turn the knob to
select
Menus:Unlocked
.
Push the knob again to
set this selection, and
then navigate back to whichever screen you were trying to
edit. You can re-lock the menu when you’re finished.
Setting the Frequency and Mode (Menu Screen 1)
When power is applied
to the SiteStreamer™, a
‘splash screen’ with the
product ID pops up im-
mediately on the LCD.
Within a few seconds
this will revert to Menu Screen 1, shown here.
The top line of Menu Screen 1 shows the frequency of the
station and whether it is broadcasting in FM/stereo:
FM:S
,
a
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blended, noise-reducing mode for FM:
FM:B
, FM/monaural:
FM:M
, or HD Radio:
HD:1
through
HD:8
.
The second line in this menu always shows which, if any,
HD Radio channels are being broadcast at this particular
frequency. If none is broadcast,
HD:None
will be indicated.
HD:Sync...
is displayed as the receiver acquires lock.
Once locked, all HD Radio channels received will be listed as
shown in the example.
When receiving FM, the
RF
bargraph is a rough measure-
ment of incoming signal level.
DQ
(Digital Quality) is an in-
dication of digital reception integrity in the HD Radio recep-
tion mode.
Push the knob once and
FREQ
will start to blink. Turn the
knob to set the receive frequency. Push the knob a second
time and
FM
will begin blinking. At this point you can turn
the knob to switch to HD Radio reception (if available), se-
lecting
HD:1
through
HD:8
. The SiteStreamer™ does not
blend between reception modes, nor does it default to FM
when the digital HD Radio signal cannot be acquired or
simply is not there. What you select is what you get.
Carrier Strength and Alarm (Menu Screen 2)
The upper line of this
screen displays incom-
ing signal strength. The
RF
numerical value is
the level at the antenna
input in dBuV, and de-
fines a range between 0dBuV (1 microvolt) and 75dBuV
(about 5 millivolts). The bargraph readout gives an analog
display of levels from 12dBuV to 70dBuV at 2dB per seg-
ment. The signal strength display does not refer to the dB
scaling above the display, which is used only for audio level
measurements in Menu Screen 5.
The lower LCD scale is labeled
LOSIG:
and has a pair of tic
marks off to the right. Push the knob and
LO
, will begin to
blink, along with the left-
hand tic mark. Turn the
knob to position the left
tic mark anywhere be-
neath the
RF
bargraph.
The tic mark level in