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Trilithic 180 DSP - Removing Limits from a Limit Set; Knowing Your Limits

Trilithic 180 DSP
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180 DSP Operation Manual
Signal Level Meter
Removing Limits from a Limit Set
To remove a limit from the limit set, use the up/down arrow buttons to highlight the limit to
be removed and select the Remove softkey.
Knowing Your Limits
When the 180 DSP performs testing versus a limit set it immediately display the pass/fail
status for each measurement criteria that you have set.
To meet a minimum limit, the measured values must be equal to or greater than the
minimum limit. To meet a maximum limit, the measured values must be less than or equal
to the maximum limit.
Video LevelThis sets the
minimum and maximum analog
video channel levels.
Video Audio Delta – This sets the
minimum and maximum allowable
video to audio level difference.
Adjacent Level – This sets the
maximum level variation between
any two adjacent video carriers.
Video DeltaThis sets the maximum difference allowed between the lowest and
highest levels measured for the analog video channels.
Video Digital DeltaThis sets the maximum difference allowed between the lowest
and highest levels measured for the digital video channels.
Digital Level – This sets the minimum and maximum digital video channel levels.
QPSK MER – This sets the minimum QPSK MER level for digital video channels.
16 QAM MER – This sets the minimum MER for digital video channels with 16 QAM
Modulation.
32 QAM MER – This sets the minimum MER for digital video channels with 32 QAM
Modulation.

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