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The MODE Menu
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Use the
¢
MODE
ɶɶ
/
ʺʺ
buttons to select the individual set-
ting functions. Changing the settings in the respective mode
then is carried out with the
¢
<
/
>
buttons or with the
numeric buttons on the remote control handset.
Repeated pressures on the
¢
MODE
ɶɶ
/
ʺʺ
buttons will bring
you to the menu options (functions) of the "Mode" menu.
These menu options are explained in the following.
COPY
With this menu function, you can copy all parameters belon-
ging to one programme position into another programme
position.
The data of the original programme position (source) is retai-
ned, the data of the "target" programme position is overwrit-
ten.
The display indicates, for example:
Select the programme position into which you wish to copy
the data with the
¢
<
/
>
buttons or with the numeric buttons
on the remote control handset. The programme position num-
ber flashes.
Now, press the
¢
MEMORY button and copying is executed.
COPY for radio programmes
The copy function is especially useful for storing new radio
programmes (which are not yet preprogrammed) which are
broadcast on a sound subcarrier along with TV programmes.
To do this, first copy the corresponding TV programme posi-
tion into a free RADIO programme position.
Next, press the
¢
MODE
ɶɶ
button; the display indicates
"
COPY
".
Next, press the
¢
RADIO button and select a free program-
me position with the
¢
<
/
>
buttons or with the numeric or
programme select buttons
]|
on the remote control
handset. Press the
¢
MEMORY button to store this setting
in memory.
Then, use the
¢
AUDIO button to select MONO > < or STE-
REO and enter the desired sound carrier frequency with the
¢
<
/
>
buttons or the numeric buttons on the remote con-
trol handset.
Conclude by storing the setting with the
¢
MEMORY button.
For stereo reception, only the lower sound car
rier for the left
channel is entered; the right channel is automatically stored
in memory.
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SORT
"
SORT
" is indicated on the display. With this function, the
programme positions are exchanged.
Select the programme position you wish to exchange by
pressing the
¢
<
/
>
buttons on the receiver or the numeric
or programme select buttons
]|
on the remote control
handset. The programme position number will flash.
Pressing the
¢
MEMORY button executes the sort function
and the programme positions are exchanged.
By repeatedly applying the "SORT" function, the programme
positions can be brought into a new order.
0/12 VOLT – External Switching Voltage
"
0 VOLT
" or "
12 VOLT
" is indicated on the display.
With the
¢
<
/
>
buttons, it is possible to select a program-
me-position-related switching voltage of 0 or 12 V. This swit-
ching voltage is available at the terminal strip
wU
and can be
used for a variety of external applications (e.g., control of a
coaxial relay, multifeed system).
SKEW – Polarizer Adjustment
"
SKEW
" (polarizer) is indicated on the display.
With the
¢
<
/
>
buttons, it is possible to set a numeric
value between –99 and +128. This value range corresponds
to a constant current between approx. –70mA and approx.
+90mA for a magnetic polarizer.
Determine the optimum value and store it in memory by pres-
sing the
¢
MEMORY button (see also section "Adapting the
Polarizer").
Along with this voltage, an impulse signal for a motor-driven
polarizer is available at the
–
I
–
I
–
POL. output of the 10-pole
connector strip. This is adjusted by means of the same com-
mands.