User`s manual

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 NOTE: New settings/values are never changed until the ENTR key is pressed. If the current
setting is re-selected, if the panel times out, or if the Mode key is pressed then the M2TE keeps
the previous setting/value without any disturbance to the M2TE operation.
6.6.1.2 Changing Configuration Groups
1) Press the MODE key until the CFG GRPS LED is blinking. The current configuration group
selection is displayed in the Numbered LED section.
2) Use the up, down, left, and right keys, “↑↓←→” to highlight a new value (a new configuration
group 1-20). If no key is pushed for 1 second, the current highlighted selection will have its
RF frequency scroll across the Numbered LEDS in the following manner, XXXX.XXMHz.
3) To view another configuration group’s RF frequency press the arrow keys at any time,
highlight the desired configuration group LED then wait 1 second for the frequency to
display.
4) Press the ENTR key to make the current highlighted preset configuration groups active. This
sets the M2TE to the new value and puts the control panel into Default Operating Mode.
6.6.2 RF LEVEL (Green LED)
1) Press the MODE key until the RF LEVEL LED is blinking. The current RF power setting (1 to 4) is
displayed in the Numbered LED section.
2) Use the up and right keys, “↑→”, to increase the value. Use the down and left keys, “↓←”, to
decrease the value. A zero (0) value indicates RF is OFF. RF values and the corresponding
numerical indicators (1, 2, 3 or 4) are set using the LAN GUI.
3) Press the ENTR key to enable the current power level selection.
6.6.3 Analog AUDIO (Green LED)
 NOTE: If the Audio MODE LED is skipped then analog audio has either been disabled or it’s been
configured for embedded audio. If audio is needed then change the configuration group to one that has
analog audio enabled. Embedded audio cannot be addressed from the front control panel, only through
the LAN GUI WEB interface.
1) Press the MODE key until the AUDIO LED is blinking. Two LEDs in the Numbered LEDS section
light for a brief time, either 1&2 or 3&4 indicating the current active audio channel; the volume
level value associated with the active audio channel is displayed next in the Numbered LEDs
section.
2) Use the up and down keys, “↑↓”, to increase/decrease the audio volume. Zero (0) value indicates
volume is at lowest power and nine (9) is at maximum.
3) Press the ENTR key to accept the new value.