Group Edit; Vector Pairs; Pilot Bypass; Txinfo - Lectrosonics DSR4 Instruction Manual

view, the cursor will move in 1.6 MHz increments. Press-
ing and holding the UP or DOWN buttons will scroll at a
high rate. When zoomed in, pressing UP or DOWN will
move the cursor in 800 kHz increments. To tune in 100
kHz steps while zoomed, press and hold the MENU/SEL
button then press the UP or DOWN buttons.
Clear Scan:
Clears scan results. Highlight CLEAR SCAN in the menu,
then press MENU/SEL. The screen will quickly show
Scan Data Cleared.

Group Edit:

Allows the user to add, edit, or delete entries within the
available tuning groups. Use the UP or DOWN arrow but-
tons to highlight which group to edit, then press MENU/
SEL. If the selected group is empty, "New Entry..." will
be highlighted. Press MENU/SEL to create a new entry.
Use MENU/SEL to move the cursor among the editable
fields. For MHz and kHz, use the UP or DOWN buttons
to select the desired numerical values.
With the Name field highlighted, use the UP or DOWN
buttons to choose the desired letters or numbers, and
the MENU/SEL button to move the cursor to the next
slot in the name field. Up to 8 characters are available.
When the name is complete, press the BACK button.
Then, press MENU/SEL to move the cursor to the Com-
pat Mode selection. Use the UP or DOWN buttons to
select the desired compat mode for this entry.
Press MENU/SEL and "GO!" will appear at the lower
right corner of the display. Press the DOWN button to
save the entry.
NOTE: For any frequencies in a block overlap
area (blocks 470/19, 23/606/24) and a Hybrid
mode is selected, it is important to also define
which block is desired for proper operation,
otherwise there may be a pilot tone conflict.
Editing Existing Entries:
Editing group entries is done the same way they were
created, with the exception of the "Del" (delete) box. To
delete an entry, press MENU/SEL to navigate to the de-
lete box, then use the UP or DOWN buttons to select or
unselect, press MENU/SEL and "GO!" will appear at the
bottom right. Press the DOWN button to complete.
NOTE: If the Compat mode shows " no change,"
this means that when this group entry is pulled
up in the Frequency page, whatever Compat
mode was previously set for that receiver
channel (including from a previous Group Entry),
it will remain unchanged. If you're using all of the
same type of transmitter (all DBSMs, etc.), this
setting will work well. However, for frequency
groups of mixed transmitter types (such as
SMWBs and DBSMs), it is recommended to
enter the Compat Mode for every group entry, to
avoid issues later.
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Four Channel Digital Receiver

Vector Pairs

In this mode, two receiver channels can be "paired" as
one receiver. Either Channels 1 and 2 or channels 3 and
4 can be combined into a pair. One receiver in a pair is
fixed on Antenna A and the other receiver in a pair is
fixed on Antenna B. The DSR4 automatically and opti-
mally combines the intermediate frequency signals.

Pilot Bypass

Allows the user to bypass the pilot tone on each channel
while in a Hybrid compat mode and defeats the pilot tone
squelch when on (no pilot tone is required). "Off" means
that pilot tone must be present to allow audio output.
This setting is compatibility mode dependent. If this op-
tion is not available for the mode you have chosen, the
screen will show N/A.
WARNING: Without a carrier present (a
transmitter on), the audio will be unsquelched
noise.

TxInfo

Shows the Block and Step of each of the transmitters
associated with each channel (RX 1-4).
up & down arrows, then choose the desired band to
match the TX tuning range, then select the kHz tuning
step size.
Audio Setup

Audio Level:

Allows user to set Audio Output Level per channel and
allows user to enable audio tone for level setting. This
setting is Output Type dependent. If AES is chosen, there
are no adjustments available.

Test Tone:

A 100Hz-20kHz audio test tone, adjustable from -48 to
+0 dBu in 6 dB increments assists in matching the audio
levels of equipment connected to the DSR4. The tone
that is set is sent to all 4 channels.
Depending on the compat
mode selected for the
channel, the tuning range
of the receiver (for Smart-
Tune functions) can be
restricted. First choose the
receiver channel using the
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