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VS300 Operations and Maintenance Manual
Operating the transmitter
Issue 0.1 2011-03-11
Page 2-7
User interface
The user can interface with the VS300 using one of two methods:
•
Locally, using the front panel display and navigational buttons (see
).
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Remotely, via a LAN connection, using the advanced user interface (AUI) pages (see
See the complete menu hierarchy illustrated in Figures 2.1 and 2.2 (for the local front panel menu)
and Figure 2.3 (for the remote AUI menu). When a user interfacing function can be performed from
both the front panel display and the remote AUI, both are described in this section.
and Figure 2.3 (for the remote AUI menu). When a user interfacing function can be performed from
both the front panel display and the remote AUI, both are described in this section.
Front panel UI
The front panel UI is 4 x 20 character LCD display (see
). The UI can be controlled by its
adjacent keypad. The UI contains a menu-based series of pages that serve specific functions. Similar
interfacing, as well as more advanced functionality, is available on the remotely accessed AUI (see
interfacing, as well as more advanced functionality, is available on the remotely accessed AUI (see
).
LCD display
This display shows all the UI screens. The display’s top level screen, used for viewing purposes only,
is shown in
is shown in
.
Figure 2.4: Top Level Screen
The top level screen displays the following information:
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Line 1: current time, active preset (P#) and the transmitter’s actual forward power.
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Line 2: RF operating status (ON or OFF), the local (LCL) or remote (RMT) control status
and the transmitter’s reflected power level.
and the transmitter’s reflected power level.
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Line 3: operating frequency and the desired power setpoint.
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Line 4: instructions to turn the transmitter’s RF power stage on or off.