Omnia Audio Omnia.9 - Manual (Page 64)

R The Undo Control Signal patch points allows you to view the control signal from each of the
individual bands in either the left or right channel.
R The Miscellaneous patch points allows you to view the audio signal from various other points in
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Wideband AGC3 compressors.
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be displayed. The number of available bands is determined by the number of bands employed in
the current preset.
R The Monitor Out menu allows you to view the input (source) and output audio signals of the
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Below are some examples of how to use the oscilloscope:
As a High Frequency Headroom Monitor:
R Display the Left or Right Demod signal from the MPX Output menu
R Set Oversampling to “On”
R Set Phosphor Persistence to 50
R Set Gain to -3
R Set Lines to -1
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As a Pilot Protection Monitor:
R Display the MPX Output
R Set Oversampling to “Off”
R Set Phosphor Persistence to 40
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