Technical description and operating manual ST 167 and ST167W5
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6.1.2 CONTROLS
The power switch is located on the side surface of the main unit. When you turn on the unit (Position
"ON") the following message is briefly displayed:"ST167 Version X.X", where X.X is the software version of the
main unit. Functions of the buttons are as follows:
6.2 POWER SUPPLY
The ST167 works from the built-in Li-Pol battery or power supply unit/charger.
The battery charge level is displayed in the icon
. When the icon is completely shaded the battery is
fully charged, when bleached and flashing - the battery is low.
When the battery is completely discharged, you'll see the message "LOW BATTERY" displayed on the screen
for ten seconds.
Fully charged battery life is about 4 hours.
6.2.1 Charging the battery
Connect the charger/power supply unit to the ST167, and to the electric system of 220V.
Charging is indicated by constant glow of the «
», located on the side of the main unit. Once completed
the indicator light goes out. Full charge when the unit is turned off takes about four hours.When the unit is
turned on, the battery can be charged, too. Full charge in this case takes at least fourteen hours.
6.3 "AUTOMATIC" OPERATION MODE
Select this mode by pressing the
button. The label "AUTO" will
appear in the upper left corner of the display.
To select standards that are displayed at the bottom of the display, perform the
following steps:
Press to
to enter the menu.
Select by pressing
and
the: “Band.."
Confirm your selection by pressing the
.
Select standards and scroll through menu items and events in the banks of events
in the "LOG VIEW" mode
Access to change the volume level. Choose between indication of a level scale
or a spectrogram and demodulator selection in the "SEARCH" mode
Choose the “"SEARCH"” mode. Return to the previous MENU. Back to the "SEARCH"
mode.
Selecting a separate indication of the channels in the standard 3G.
Choose between the "AUTOMATIC" and "MANUAL" modes
Enter the menu. Confirm your choice. Switch between banks in the “LOG VIEW" mode
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