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UPLC-II™ System Manual
5.10 Home Page 
The home page (Fig. 5–17) shows the general status
and settings of the unit at the time the home page
was  requested  by  your  browser,  as  well  as  other
information. In the main blue bar at the top of the
page is the date and time when the web page was
requested as well as the status of whether or not the
unit is time synched to an IRIG-B signal. In addi-
tion, two title lines which identify the unit to which
you  are  connected  are  shown,  provided  this  text
string has been set. The main blue bar on the left of
the screen shows the IP address of the unit connect-
ed, the current configuration it is set for and the cat-
alog number of the unit at the bottom. Also it shows
all  the  menu  buttons  from  which  you  can  choose
based  on  the  user  log-in  &  configuration  setting.
Following are the 3 main sections to the home page.
1. Settings Table
•    Shows  the  fixed  basic  settings  (com-
plete  settings  are  viewed  on  settings
pages)  which  only  change  if  you
change the settings
•    Shows  RX  sensitivity  which  changes
only  after  each  calibration  of  the
receiver to the remote transmitter. This
is the minimum level at which the RX
will work. (See Table 5–17 for RX sen-
sitivity levels corresponding to certain
RX levels at which calibration was per-
formed. The following figure provides
an explanation of RX Sensitivity, Fade
Alarm, and Fade Margin.)
RX Fade Alarm & Fade Margin
2. Status Table *
•    Shows actual measured TX / RX levels
(Note:  The  RX  level  is  only  accurate
after calibration of the receiver.)
•    Shows  Keyed  State  of  TX  and  RX
Signal State
•    Shows  actual  measured  TX  Reflected
Power percentage and RX fade margin,
which  should  always  be  equal  to  the
Fade  Margin  setting  above  in  the
Settings Table after RX calibration.
•    “Display Watt/Volts” (or dBm/db) but-
ton to the right allows for changing the
units displayed for these measured val-
ues
3. Alarm LEDs * (Green circle = Healthy, Red
triangle = Fail/Alarm, Grey circle = Option
not present)
•    Shows General Alarm indicating over-
all hardware health for the entire unit.
•    Shows specific alarms for Power Amp
& Power Supply modules.
•    Shows  2  other  configuration  specific
alarms
Example
Levels
RXSignal
Level,dB
+20dBm
R
XFade Alarm
(
default=10dB)
RXFadeMargin
(default=15dB)
+10dBm
+5dBm
NormalRX
SignalLevel
(RXCal.Level)
Fade Alarm
Output
RXSensitivity
*
*
(RXstopsworking,lossofgoodchanneloutput)
*This information is updated about every 15 sec 
or when the browser window is manually refreshed.