Teradek Bolt 4K 1500, Справочное руководство

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SPECTRUM ANALYZER
The built-in Spectrum Analyzer provides a visual indication of channel noise and
saturation across the entire available frequency range. Move the Menu joystick left
and right to select a frequency, then up and down to enable or disable it.
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Frequencies are represented by bars; the higher the bar, the more congested that
frequency is. Bars without a dot (1) indicate the frequency is not as saturated and
can be used. Bars with a dot (2) indicate the frequency is too saturated to connect to.
Faded bars (3) represent a frequency that is unavailable for use due to restrictions in
particular regions.
SIGNAL QUALITY GRAPH
The Signal Quality Graph indicates the quality and reliability of the signal being
received according to the amount of interference that is present between the RX and
TX. Signal Quality is represented in percentages:
● Figures below 30% indicate poor signal quality
● Figures between 30% and 45% indicate fair signal quality
● Figures above 45% indicate good signal quality
PAIR
Enable pairing on transmitters and receivers. Bolt 4K units purchased as a set (TX
and RX) are paired by default, requiring no additional configuration. If the units were
purchased separately, or if they have never been paired, you will need to complete
the pairing process (page 5). Once Pairing is complete, there is no need to repeat
the process unless the TX or RX's OSD name has been modified, or if the region has
been changed. To confirm if your devices were paired successfully, open the either
the Unpair menu (TX) or the Switch TX menu (RX) and verify that the paired device is
listed.
NOTE: Before starting the pairing process, ensure that both the transmitter and
receiver have the same firmware version and have Bluetooth enabled.
UNPAIR
Unpair and remove devices from your unit's paired device registry. This feature is
useful in situations when paired devices are no longer being used and need to either
be removed from the registry, or replaced. Receivers can store up to four transmitters
in its device registry.
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