ST Group ST 100, Руководство пользователя

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9.5. "SELECTED RANGES" MODE
The mode is designed to set the boundaries of the ranges in which the appearance of
"DANGEROUS" and "NON-DANGEROUS" signals is most likely.
"DANGEROUS" RANGES:
 ranges of operation of mobile digital communication devices and mobile radio stations;
 known ranges used by eavesdropping devices.
"NON-DANGEROUS" RANGES:
 ranges of operation of digital communication base stations;
 operating ranges of broadcast television and radio stations;
 ranges of operation of various standard radio equipment, etc.
After downloading to the ST 100 information about the "DANGEROUS" and "NON-DANGEROUS"
ranges, the signals displayed in the AUTOMATED mode table (item 3.4) will be highlited with the
corresponding colors.
Signals detected in the "DANGEROUS" range are highlighted in red, in the "NON-DANGEROUS"
range - in green. The rest of the signals are classified as "UNKNOWN" and are highlighted in
white.
For objects where work on detecting eavesdropping devices is carried out regularly, it is
recommended to have files with selected ranges.
To enable the mode, go to the "Selected ranges" tab.
The PC screen after turning on the mode is shown in Fig. 38.
Fig.38