Vision™ MX280001A Spectrum Monitoring Application Software : TDOA Stand-Alone Application : Using the TDOA Application : Probe Settings
 
Probe Settings
The Probe Settings section provides text boxes to type or enter the probe setting parameters. The Probe 1, Probe 2, and Probe 3 identify the communication setting parameters for each probe as shown in Figure: Probe Settings.
Probe Settings
The Probe Settings section is described in Table: Probe Settings and Control Buttons.
Probe Settings and Control Buttons
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Description
Probe 1,2,3:
Identifies each receiver. Each receiver label is a button. Click each probe label to display its RMS Status dialog as shown below. The receiver Status dialog provides details of each probe as shown:
• Model: The model of the receiver.
• Options: The receiver options installed.
• Serial #: The serial number of the receiver.
• Firmware: The firmware installed.
• GPS: Indicates the GPS as GOOD FIX (Strong GPS signal connected). NO FIX (GPS signal is too weak or none found). The receiver coordinates are displayed
• Target receiver in use: Flag indicating the receiver is in use and also displays the end-user. In this case the end user is the Simulator. If the receiver is not in use, the flag will indicate – receiver is available for use.
Hostname
Type in the Host name settings. The URL Hostname is the communication link to the Remote Spectrum Monitors.
 
Channel
Type or select the probe channel.
Ref Level
Type or select the receiver Reference Level.


Preamp
Select the Preamp check box to activate the Preamp for each probe.


Delay (ns)
Type or select a delay time. The delay time selections are in nano seconds.