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The behavior in the event of a defective input signal can be influenced using the On Loss
Of Input switch:

– Mute: The output signal of the transmitter is suppressed as soon as synchronization with

the input signal (from the operating input and standby input) is no longer possible.

– No Mute: The output signal of the transmitter is not suppressed even though the input

signal is defective. However, when this happens only null packets are transmitted.

At the nominal input amplitude, a nominal signal with 30% S and 70% noncomposite com-
ponents is assumed. All of the percent indications which follow with reference to the ampli-
tude relate to the selected input amplitude and a nominal signal.

Nominal Input Ampli-
tude (Vpp)

Used to select the nominal input amplitude, either 0.7 V

pp

 or 1 V

pp

 for 

75

 in each case

Clipping

Indicates the status of input signal clipping; the indications are as fol-
lows:
– No status display: Input signal is within the valid range (NO CLIP-

PING)

– Yellow: Input signal is just off a limit boundary (NO HEADROOM)
– Red: Input signal is limited (CLIPPING)