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ADVANCED FEATURES

4.50 User Options:

The user options for the COM3010 are available by pressing SHIFT, 6. This brings you to the

Main Options Menu. This menu is displayed on both the GENERATE and RECEIVE Screens.

The options listed that are available to the user are in brackets. The options between the ‘<‘

‘>‘ signs are password protected and only available to qualified COM3010 service technicians.

The reason for this is that modifying these options can change or erase unit calibrations that

only a qualified COM3010 technician with appropriate calibrated test equipment can properly

adjust.

On the GENERATE screen:

The [Options] field contains most of the available user options; see “General Options”. This

field is accessed using the GENERATE Key.

<Setup Mems> is not available to the COM3010 user.

The [Serial Port] field allows the user to configure the serial port and is accessed using the

LEVEL key.

The [Clear Mems] clears stored memories and is selected using the COUNT key.

On the RECEIVE screen:

[INFO] is accessed through the RECEIVE FM key and provides basic information about the

system. such as:

Software Version

Number of times the unit has been powered-up

Number of crashes

Hours of operation

A number of professionals at Ramsey Electronics who have worked on this product.

[Exit] allows you to exit this menu and save settings using the RECEIVE AM key.

Zoom SINAD, when selected, automatically uses the Zoom Meter Mode for the SINAD Meter

when one of the SINAD functions is selected. This is toggled using the METER SELECT key.

The 500Hz checkbox option, when selected, sets the Generate and Receive resolution to 500

Hz, rather than the standard Generate resolution of 1 Hz and the Receive resolution of 10 Hz.

This option is toggled by the @COUNT key.

GENERATE TX Level

Modulation Seq/Reg

RECEIVE Level Meters

Counter Freq Meters

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