Set the alarm threshold at the µV/m of
your choice. Press “ENTER” when
completed.
a. Use up or down arrow to raise and
lower the value in the edit box
b.Enter your own value, using the
meter keypad.
c. Press “ENTER” when complete.
d.“Peel the Onion” techniques –
recommended for new networks.
The “Peel the Onion” technique is
based on principle of starting
with the largest problem first and
then working toward the smaller
problems.
• Set the alarm threshold at 100
µV/m, so only the extreme leaks
are revealed
• Set the alarm threshold at 50
µV/m, to find severe leaks
• Set the alarm threshold at 20
µV/m, for FCC compliance
Alarm Mute Time-Out: In this setting
you can determine the amount of
time that will elapse before the alarm
is automatically re-activated.
Set this function by choosing one of the
following choices. Press “ENTER” when
complete.
a. Slow – alarm muted for approxi-
mately 16 seconds.
b.Medium – alarm muted for
approximately 8 seconds.
c. Fast – alarm muted for approxi-
mately 3 seconds.
d.The audio mute can be toggled
“on and off” by pressing enter key
(insert enter icon) while the leak-
age screen is displayed.
Leakage Units: Choose your measure-
ment unit.
Set this function by choosing one of
the following choices. Press “ENTER”
when complete:
a. µV/m = microvolts per meter (rec-
ommended for domestic USA)
b.dB20µV = decibels referenced to
20 microvolts
c. dBm = decibels referenced as one
milliwatt
d.µV = microvolts
e. dBµV = decibels referenced to
one microvolt
f. dBmV = decibels referenced to
one millivolt
g. dBµV/m = decibels referenced to
one microvolt per meter
Measurement Frequency: Select your fre-
quency in MHz.
Set the measurement frequency of
your choice (115 - 140 MHz). Press
“ENTER” when complete.
a. Use up or down arrow to raise
and lower the value in the option
bar (or)
b.Enter your own value, using the
meter keypad.
c. Range of options is 115-140 MHz.
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