FUNCTIONAL CHECKOUT Page 13
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9) Issue the command:
CMD300 FILTER OFF GAIN 1
to bypass the low-pass filter on all channels.
Select channel 1 on the rotary dial in the audio monitor section on the front panel. Move the
toggle switch to the
TONE
position. Rotate the
VOLUME
control to its midpoint. Rotate the
SQUELCH/FREQUENCY
control to about three quarters of maximum. The tone should
rapidly change between two frequencies. Adjust the
SQUELCH/FREQUENCY
control to
change the baseline frequency of the tone. Now shift the toggle switch to the
CLICK
position. This should result in a series of clicks at ten Hertz. The
SQUELCH/FREQUENCY
control now determines the level that must be exceeded to produce a click, and is used to
mask baseline noise.
Switch the audio monitor off.
10) Issue the command:
CMD300 TEST NOTCH
to activate the notch filter and simultaneously generate a test waveform at the line frequency
(60 Hz in some countries and 50 Hz in others). Set the oscilloscope controls to 100 mV/div,
10 ms/div, LINE triggered. If the notch filter of the CyberAmp as set at the factory matches
the line frequency, the waveform should be less than 50 mV
p-p
. This waveform is not a simple
sine wave -- it consists of many harmonics of the line frequency. If the notch filter was
not
set at the factory to the line frequency being used, the sinusoidal wave will be about
600 mV
p-p
. If the notch filter needs to be tuned to the line frequency, refer to the section
Tuning the Notch Filter on page 125.
11) Finally, to re-set the CyberAmp to the factory defaults, issue the command:
CMD300 INITIALIZE
The above procedure verifies that all the circuits are in working order.
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