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HARRIS CORPORATION

4-2

4 Using the HDE-200

going to the three Ethernet ports, thus monitor-

ing of this signal can only be done at the HD

Radio Exciter.

4.1.2 HEADPHONE VOLUME ADJUST

Pressing the

HP Volume Down

( )

buttons, lights both LEDs and changes the dis-

play to show Volume in the top row and the cur-

rent headphone level in the bottom row.

Tap the

Down

button to decrease the volume in

2 dB steps. The length of the bargraph is also de-

creased. Conversely, tap the

button to raise the

headphone volume in 2 dB steps, which also in-

creases the bargraph length.

The maximum volume (0 dB) is indicated by a

full bargraph. The minimum volume (-50 dB) is

indicated by no bargraph. Note that dots in the

bargraph indicate 0%, 50%, and 100% of the vol-

ume range.

4.1.3 DELAY STATUS & CONTROL

Press

Delay Select

to show the status of the

Diversity Delay or Profanity Delay. If the optional

Profanity Delay iButton is not installed, only the

Diversity Delay status is shown.

The display’s upper row identifies which delay

is shown: DVRSTY DLY (for the Diversity Delay)

or PRFNTY DLY (for the Profanity Delay). The

bottom row bargraph indicates the delay status—

from fully ramped down (empty bargraph) to fully

ramped up (full bargraph).

The

Down

and

( ) LEDs above the de-

lay Down and Up buttons indicate the displayed

delay’s status. When the

LED is lit solid the

displayed delay is at maximum. When the

Down

LED is lit solid, the displayed delay is at mini-

mum (0.00 seconds).

An Up or Down LED blinks to indicate ramp

up or ramp down. The display also shows an up

arrow (^) or a down arrow ( ) at the right end of

the delay bargraph to indicate which way the de-

lay is ramping: an up arrow indicates the delay is

building or getting longer and a down arrow indi-

cates the delay is ramping out or getting shorter.

Pressing the

Down

( ) button that

has a lit LED has no action, whereas pressing the

button with the unlit LED reverses the ramp

direction.

When the display shows monitor signal levels,

a fault condition, or the headphone volume, the

Ramp Down and Up button LEDs indicate the

current status for both the Diversity and the Pro-

fanity delay. In normal use, both delays are typi-

cally full, thus the Ramp Up LED is normally lit.

But, both LEDs might be lit, or one or both LEDs

might be blinking, because the two delays are in

different states. Press

Delay Select

to view the sta-

tus for the Diversity Delay. If the optional Profan-

ity Delay is active, pressing

Delay Select

again will

show the Profanity Delay.

4.1.4 FAULT

The

Fault

LED is unlit if there are no fault con-

ditions in the HDE-200. Pressing the

Fault

but-

ton in this state shows Alarm in the top row and

System OK in the bottom row.

The

Fault

LED blinks to indicates a fault con-

dition in the HDE-200. Press the

Fault

button to

change the display to show the fault. Alarm ap-

pears in the top row while the bottom row lists

the alarm condition. If there are multiple faults,

press the

Fault

button again to show the next

alarm.

A logic output is triggered when a fault is de-

tected. This can be used to alert engineering. See

page 2-7 for more information on the Studio Re-

mote panel connections and Critical Fault Tally

output.

Once the fault is cleared, the

Fault

LED turns

off, the Alarm display returns to show System OK,

and the Critical Fault Tally is turned off.