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Optional Features
Carrier
Power
Alarm
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Modulation
Alarm
Balanced
Audio
Output
Level
Frequency
Response
Power
Requirements
Operating
TemperatuFe
Dimensions
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Accessory Equipment.
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Model
704F
Remote
Readout Panels.
Two
relay
drive outputs,
one
for
carrier
level changes
of
+5%
and
the other for
+10%.
Each
output
is
capable
of
sinking
50
mA
at
30V
DC.
An
output capable of sinking
50
mA
at
30
V
DC
when
modulation drops
below
30%
for a period of time
between
2 seconds
and
1 minute,
internally
adjustable.
0
dBm
into
600
otllls
+1
dB
from
50
Hz
to
50
kHz
117/230V
AC
+10'1,
58
to
400
"z-
o C
to
50
C
19"
WX5-1/2" HX
14"
D
Rack
Mount
These
remote
modulation meter
and
peak
flasher
panels duplicate
the corresponding front-panel indications.
They
connect to terminals
on
rear-
panel
strips
Jl
and
J2
of
the
Model
763
through 5-conductor cables.
Power
for
_operating the
two
remote panels
and
drive for the
remote
me~er
and
·
peak
flashers
are supplied
by
the
Model
763.
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Model
724A
Stereo Monitor.
This instrument
is
for
use
by
stereo
FM
stations
to
meet
all
FCC
stereo monitoring requirements. Acomposite input
is
furnished
by
the
Model
763
.
1.3.3
Model
730A
SCA
Monitor.
The
Model
730A
enables
FM
stations
broadcasting
SCA
information
on
the
carrier
to meet
all
FCC
SCA
monitoring requirements.
The
Model
763
provides a composite input
to
the
Model
730A.
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4
Model
764A/765A
FM
RF
Preselectors•
Either the
Model
764A
or
765A
allows the user to monitor the
transmitter
at
a remote
location.
Both
models
are
digitally
tunable
to
any
channel in the
FM
band
.
The
Model
764
has a
digital
frequency
error
readout,
the
765
does
not.
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