Upper Level Menu - Nuomm NEWSCASTER VT2 User Manual

NewsCaster VT2
When TEST GEN is enabled, the green LED
is lit and the LCD displays the current
pattern and ID. The menu will time-out
after 30 seconds. Pressing TEST GEN a
second time, disables the TEST GEN
function.
ANTENNA CONTROL (10)
The SELECT key is used to change the
antenna polarization.
PAN &TILT (11)
When Pan & Tilt is pressed, the Red
indicator LED is lit to indicate P/T power is
enabled. Any joystick movement will move
the antenna in that direction. A display for
P/T elevation and aximuth is available.
When operating the Pan & Tilt, the antenna
movement MUST also be physically
monitored to reduce the danger of hitting
power lines, etc. When the desired position
is reached, press Pan & Tilt again to disable
power to the motor and reduce the
possibility of unintentional antenna
movement.
ANTENNA SELECTION (12)
This key toggles between Omni or
Directional for antenna selection. If no
Omni is connected, then this function should
be disabled. (See Options in Section 5.3.)
HI/LOW RF POWER (13)
This key selects whether the unit will
operate in HI or LOW power mode.
MODULATION MODE (14)
This key selects whether the unit will
operate in Analog or Digital mode.
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5.3

UPPER LEVEL MENU

The Upper Level Menu allows the user to
access sub-menus in order to vary the
operational parameters of the unit. Refer to
Figure 29 and Figure 30 for tree diagrams of
the menu system.
To enter the Main Menu, hold ( ) and press
"ENT". To select a sub-menu, move the
cursor to the desired item and press "ENT".
To move back up a level, select ( ) at the
upper left of the screen and press "ENT".
The sub-menus consist of:
• Input - for selecting the type of
input signal to the unit.
• Modulation - for varying the type of
output modulation.
• Encoder - for varying any
parameters associated with the
encoding of the output signal.
• System - for varying miscellaneous
unit parameters.
• Monitor - for monitoring different
operational parameters of the unit.
• Alarm - for viewing any alarm
condition occurring. (Alarms are
listed by priority and not by
occurrence.)
Use the Left and Right Arrow Buttons to
scroll through all the options.
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