Chapter 7 - TV Measuring Range
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Selection of the COFDM bandwidth (channel bandwidth)
7.2.2.3.1
The DVB-T standard provides for transmission in 6, 7 or 8 MHz channels.
Figure 7-10 DVB-T selection bandwidth
The bandwidth of the COFDM signal is set via
BANDWIDTH
->
AUTO
,
8MHz
,
7MHz
or
6MHz
. In
the AUTO setting, which is also the default setting, the measuring instrument uses the channel
bandwidth that is stored in the respective channel table.
This setting is non-volatile and is also incorporated in the tuning memory.
Scan
7.2.2.3.2
You can use this function to scan the entire TV range for DVB-T signals.
You must switch the instrument to channel input mode to use the scan function.
In the digital operating mode, the arrow keys have a dual function. After entry of a new channel, the
menu item
2.FUNCTION
is inverted. That means that the MPEG decoder can be operated with the
arrow keys. To start the scan, first press the
F5
key in order to activate the first function of the
arrow keys.
The scan is then started by first tuning the measuring receiver to a channel at which the scan
should begin. Press the
↑
key to start the scan in the positive direction. Press the
↓
key to do the
same in the negative direction. When the band limit is reached, the scan continues at the other end
of the range. You can end the scan at any time by pressing
ENTER
. “SCAN” is shown on the
display while the scan takes place.