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Axis Series – RX User Guide
Software v2.0 and above
No
Name
6
Guard interval
7
Polarity
8a
Input Level A
8b
Input A SNR
8c
Status
9
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Revision 2.5
February 2015
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Notes
DVBT:
The guard interval which is being applied to
the narrowband mode in use.
1/32, 1/16, 1/8,
1/4
The guard interval is a deliberate extension
of the RF symbol period to give immunity to
reflections.
1/16, short extension, deals with fast
reflections, more data, less range.
1/8, long extension, deals with slower
reflections, less data, more range.
Normal or Inverted
The receivers can be used with other
manufacturer's products and sometimes this
requires us to change the polarity to
inverted to match this third party
equipment.
The level in dBm of the signal being
received on antenna A
There are readings for both antennas.
Could be any
The signal to noise ratio of the signal being
number.
received on antenna A.
There are readings for both antennas.
Green or Red
A visual indication of signal strength.
Checked or
When checked, the extra details about the
Unchecked
error corrector on this page are displayed.
Table 6-3 – Demod 1 Pane Key
User Guide – Ver. 2.5
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