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service to be decoded. The unit name can be constructed of any eight

ASCII characters.

Sleep Mode

This control allows the unit to be forced into a Sleep Mode where main

functions are disabled, and the power consumption is significantly

reduced.

Data

With this ON / OFF control the user can select whether the transmitter

passes serial RS232 data across the RF link to the receiver.

Data Baud Rate

This field is used to select the baud rate of any RS232 serial data

component to be passed from the transmitter to the receiver across the

RF link.

Chaining Input

This control is not used in current SOLO products.

Chain Number

This control is not used in current SOLO products.

Current Config

This field reports the last loaded configuration number. Note that for the

SOLO transmitter, changes applied after the configuration has been

loaded are saved immediately into the current configuration.

Scrambling

If the AES scrambling option has been purchased for the SOLO2 or

SOLO4 system in use, then it is possible to encrypt the link. Scrambling

must be enabled at the transmitter by selecting either AES128 or AES

256 in the scrambling field. At this point the user will need to ensure that

the correct key is in use and this is done by using Options / Write AES

Key.

The key is a 128bit key for AES128 and a 256bit key for AES256 and is

entered as either 32 or 64 ASCII hexadecimal characters (0..F).

Video Locked (Status Only)

This status information indicated whether the transmitter is successfully

locked to the incoming composite video signal. Unlocked status may

indicate cabling faults, or poor quality incoming video feeds to the unit.