FLEX-6000 Signature Series – Maestro User Guide
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35.3.6 Vertical Zoom
Each Panadapter allows you to adjust the maximum and minimum amplitude displayed. Tapping
the up or down arrows displayed at the left edge of the Panadapter will increase or
decrease respectively the maximum amplitude displayed, in 10 dBm increments. You may also
adjust the minimum amplitude by tapping and dragging the vertical axis at the right edge. This will
effectively adjust where the noise floor is positioned within the Panadapter.
35.3.7 Panning Method
Each Panadapter can be panned left or right to adjust the frequency range that is viewed. Tapping
and dragging within the Panadapter grid will reorient the frequencies being viewed on the
Panadapter in the direction that your finger moves. By moving your finger to the right, you will
display lower frequencies and vice-versa.
35.3.8 Add / Remove the Second Panadapter
When a single Panadapter is displayed on Maestro, a second Panadapter can be added by tapping
the up-arrow symbol at the bottom of the Maestro display.
If both Slice Receivers are active when the second Panadapter is added, it is created without a Slice
Receiver. If either the A or B Slice Receiver is inactive, it will be activated in the new Panadapter.
When two Panadapters are displayed, the second (lower) Panadapter can be removed by tapping
the down-arrow symbol between the upper and lower Panadapters.
Maestro supports at most two Panadapters.
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