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General Operation
VTM Series Installation and Operation Handbook
3-78
EMPHASIS indicates No, NA, TC, and J17. No indicates no emphasis. NA
indicates that there is no data available or defined. TC indicates the time constant
of 50/15 uS. J17 indicates CCITT J.17 (800 HZ insertion loss of 6.5 dB).
SIGNAL LOCK indicates a lock of the source sampling frequency.
CHANNEL MODE indicates NA, two channel, 1 channel, primary/secondary, and
Stereo. NA indicates that the data value is not available or reserved.
RESOLUTION indicates 20 or 24 bit audio packets.
The CHANNEL STATUS BIT/USER BIT shows all 192 bits of information by
byte. Channel status bit/User Bit information analyzes the bits, decodes the
information, and displays the selected data.
When the Embedded Audio data information appears on the display, use
the UP and DOWN NAVIGATION buttons to scroll through the audio
data. Press the RIGHT NAVIGATION button to select the next
channel. Press the LEFT NAVIGATION button to select the previous
channel.
Multi-Screen Display Selection
Press the MLT button in the display group to toggle between the MLT and
Quad or Full Screen. MLT is high tally when selected. Press and hold the
MLT button to access the MLT DISPLAY menu where one of the following
can be selected:
VTM CLASSIC: Enables the display to be setup like a classic VTM display, as
described on page 3-78.
DATA ANALYZER: Enables the Data Analyzer display, as described on page
3-81. This menu item is not accessible without the TVM-OPT AAP option.
TIMING CUSTOM: Enables the Custom Timing Display, as described on page
3-85.
WFM/VEC ONLY: Enables the Waveform and Vector to only be displayed, as
described on page 3-86.
VTM Classic
Pressing and holding the MLT button accesses the MLT DISPLAY menu. From the
MLT DISPLAY menu, select VTM classic to have the VTM Series convert the screen
to the classic VTM style display, as shown in Figure 3-54.
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