Wavetek Wandel Goltermann CLI-1450 User manual

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OPERATION MANUAL
MODEL CLI-1450
SCANNING SIGNAL LEVEL
& LEAKAGE METER

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Contents
Introducingthe CLI-1450 .................................................................... 1-1
Introduction ................................................................................ 1-1
Leakage Detection and Measurement ..................................... 1-1
Level Measurements .................................................................. 1-2
Digital Carrier Measurement Option 1450Dig ......................... 1-
Measurement Logging ............................................................... 1-
Auto Tests ................................................................................... 1-
Multiple Channel Plans ............................................................. 1-4
Docking Station Option .............................................................. 1-4
Reverse Ingress Scan (MSSUB Option Only) ............................ 1-4
Getting Acquainted with the Keypad ...................................... 1-7
Getting Acquainted with the Screen................................................1-9
The Navigator ........................................................................... 1-12
Configure ................................................................................... 1-12
Global Configuration ................................................................ 1-1
Measurement Configuration ..................................................... 1-17
Leakage Configuration ............................................................. 1-21
Channel Plan Configuration .................................................... 1-25
Using the CLI-1450 ............................................................................ 2-1
Introduction ................................................................................ 2-1
Leakage ....................................................................................... 2-1
Annunciators ........................................................................ 2-2
Measurement Peak .............................................................. 2-
Adjusting the Alarm Volume ............................................. 2-
Selecting the Antenna Type .............................................. 2-
Entering the Leakage Distance ......................................... 2-4
Compensation ...................................................................... 2-5
Searching for a Leak ........................................................... 2-5
Measurement Hold ............................................................. 2-6
Printing the Screen .............................................................. 2-7
Warning Indicators ............................................................... 2-7
Installation ................................................................................... 2-7
Selecting Channel Packages ............................................... 2-8
Selecting the Test Point ...................................................... 2-9

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Installation Results Summary................................................. 2-9
The Channel List ............................................................... 2-10
The Pass/Fail Indicator ..................................................... 2-11
Channel Measurement ..................................................... 2-11
Printing an Installation Report .......................................... 2-12
Storing Installation Results ............................................... 2-12
Level ......................................................................................... 2-12
Adjusting the Reference Level ....................................... 2-1
Tuning by Channel ........................................................... 2-1
Tuning by Frequency ........................................................ 2-1
Measurement Hold ............................................................ 2-14
Printing the Screen ............................................................ 2-14
Warning Indicators ............................................................. 2-15
Full Scan .................................................................................... 2-15
Moving the Marker ............................................................ 2-16
Adjusting the Reference Level......................................... 2-16
Adjusting the Scale ............................................................ 2-16
Zooming In and Out .......................................................... 2-16
Checking Limits ................................................................ 2-17
Checking Limits on an Individual Channel ..................... 2-18
Measurement Hold ............................................................ 2-19
Printing the Screen ............................................................ 2-19
Storing a Scan File ............................................................. 2-19
Warning Indicators ............................................................. 2-19
Tilt ............................................................................................. 2-20
Moving the Marker ............................................................ 2-21
Selecting the Low and High Carriers ................................ 2-21
Adjusting the Reference Level......................................... 2-21
Adjusting the Scale ............................................................ 2-21
Measurement Hold ............................................................ 2-22
Printing the Screen ............................................................ 2-22
Storing a Tilt File .............................................................. 2-22

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Scan ............................................................................................ 2-22
Moving the Marker ............................................................ 2-2
Adjusting the Reference Level......................................... 2-2
Adjusting the Scale ............................................................ 2-2
Checking Limits ................................................................ 2-2
Measurement Hold ............................................................ 2-24
Printing the Screen ............................................................ 2-25
Storing a Scan File ............................................................. 2-25
Auto Test ................................................................................... 2-25
Configuring an Auto Test .................................................. 2-25
Performing an Auto Test ................................................... 2-28
Canceling an Auto Test ..................................................... 2-29
View ........................................................................................... 2- 0
The File Directory ............................................................ 2- 0
Viewing Installation Files ................................................. 2- 1
Viewing Scan Files ............................................................ 2- 2
Viewing Auto Test Files ................................................... 2-
Ingress Scan (MSSUB Option Only) ........................................ 2- 6
Moving the Marker ............................................................ 2- 7
Adjusting the Reference Level ......................................... 2- 7
Adjusting the Scale ............................................................ 2- 7
Zooming In and Out .......................................................... 2- 7
Peak Measurement Hold .................................................. 2- 7
The Pass/Fail Indicator ..................................................... 2- 8
Measurement Hold ............................................................ 2- 8
Printing the Screen ............................................................ 2- 8
Storing an Ingress Scan File .............................................. 2- 8
Reference ............................................................................................. 3-1
Using the Reference Section .................................................... -1
Help ............................................................................................. -1
Information ................................................................................. -2
Technical Support ....................................................................... -

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Appendices
Appendix A: Specifications ...................................................... A-1
Appendix B: Power Management and Battery ........................ B-1
Battery Pack Location and Installation ......................... B-1
Charging the Battery Pack .............................................. B-1
Battery Tips ...................................................................... B-1
Appendix C: Interface Port ..................................................... C-1
Connector ......................................................................... C-1
Cable Specifications ........................................................ C-2
Appendix D: Setting up a Calibrated Leak Field................. D-1
Introduction ...................................................................... D-1
Setup ................................................................................. D-2
Calibration ........................................................................ D-
Appendix E: Technical Note - VMA- .................................. E-1
Introduction ...................................................................... E-1
Installation ........................................................................ E-1
Operation .......................................................................... E-
Care and Maintenance .................................................... E-

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MODEL CLI-1450
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Introducing
the CLI-1450
INTRODUCTION
The CLI-1450 Leakage/Signal Level Meter is a high performance
instrument esigne for cable television technicians. The urable,
water-resistant CLI-1450 makes innovative use of a graphics LCD to
simplify operation. The LCD backlight makes measurements easier
in crawl spaces an behin television sets. The isplay is also easy to
see in bright sunlight.
LEAKAGE DETECTION AND MEASUREMENT
Your CLI-1450 is a highly sensitive, han -hel leakage meter that
makes fin ing an measuring RF leakage easy. Because it can
accurately etect an measure vi eo signals, it is not necessary to
inject an a itional RF carrier for the purpose of monitoring leakage.
Your CLI-1450 is frequency agile — you can configure it to monitor a
carrier frequency between 115 to 140 MHz.
You can use the optional LT1000 Leakage Tagger to mo ulate an
existing carrier with a istinct tag signal. This enhances etection
sensitivity in noisy environments an re uces false alarms. In
overbuil situations, you can etermine if a etecte leak is emanat-
ing from the network that you are testing.
An au ible alarm notifies you when your CLI-1450 has etecte a
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To re uce the likelihoo of false alarms, you can configure the alarm
to occur only when a tag signal is present. You can quickly a just the
volume of the alarm an even mute it if esire .
Your CLI-1450 makes the accurate leakage measurements that you
nee to verify compliance with government regulations. The type of
antenna you are using an the istance from the leak are consi ere
when measuring fiel strength. You can select from among four
antenna types — monopole, ipole, vehicle mount an custom. The
antenna factor for each type is programmable.
The most accurate an repeatable measurements are ma e using a
ipole antenna locate at the require reference istance. This is the
only metho recommen e by Wavetek Wan el Goltermann for
making compliance measurements. You can also make approximate
measurements up to 30 meters away by entering the estimate
istance from the leak. Your CLI-1450 will calculate what the
equivalent fiel strength woul be at the reference istance. These
measurements are a equate for gra ing leaks you have foun an
prioritizing your repair sche ule base on leak severity.
The CLI-1450 has the ability to interface with GPS tracking systems
using its built-in serial port.
LEVEL MEASUREMENTS
Your CLI-1450 performs accurate signal level measurements — even
on scramble channels with horizontal or vertical sync suppression. A
scan mo e allows you to see the levels of all carriers in a spectral
isplay. You can also view level measurements at a single frequency
or for a specific channel. When tune to a channel, the isplay
in icates the levels of the vi eo an au io carriers, an the ifference
between the carrier levels.
When performing an installation, you can press the Installation Check
key to quickly verify that all channels are within limits that you have
efine . You can use this feature to etermine whether or not a
subscriber connection meets government regulations.
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which channels are active on your cable system. Once you have
efine a channel plan, you can copy it to other units. You can also
create channel plans using StealthWare (Version 3.0), the Win ows™
base ata management package for Stealth pro ucts.
For ocumentation purposes, you can print any measurement screen
to a serial printer (Wavetek P-Stealth Printer). Following an installa-
tion check, you can print an installation report an file it with the work
or er. You can also print a report that lists all configuration settings
inclu ing the channel plan.
The CLI-1450 tunes from 45 to 559 MHz with options to exten the
range to 5 to 890 MHz.
DIGITAL CARRIER MEASUREMENT OPTION 1450DIG
As igital services such as au io, vi eo, Internet, an telephony
become more common, a way of accurately measuring their carriers is
nee e . The 1450DIG igital carrier measurement option provi es
an average power measurement of QPSK, 16-QAM, 64-QAM, 256-
QAM, QPR, BPSK, CAP-16, an other mo ulation schemes. To be
measure , carriers must be in a state of continuous (i.e., non-burst)
transmission.
MEASUREMENT LOGGING (signal level modes only)
With the CLI-1450, you can store installation checks that you have
performe throughout the ay. You can also store scan an tilt
measurements. Each file is time an ate stampe an can be recalle
later for viewing on the LCD screen.
When viewing a file, you can a just the screen settings the same as
when you are viewing a “live” measurement. Using the built-in serial
port, you can print files an even uploa them to StealthWare (Version
3.0) for further analysis an archiving.
AUTO TESTS (signal level modes only)
Automate tests are easy with the CLI-1450 an provi e a convenient
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execute imme iately or sche ule over a perio of time. To
conserve battery life, CLI-1450 shuts itself off between sche ule
intervals. When configuring an Auto Test, you can recor information
about the location at which the test is being performe . Files can be
create for commonly teste locations so you nee only enter the
information once.
Auto Tests results are time, ate, an temperature stampe an can be
viewe on the LCD screen. Limits are applie to the measurement
ata with out-of-tolerance con itions concisely in icate . You can
print a test report for each interval or a comprehensive 24 hour report
that summarizes ata collecte from up to four intervals. Auto Test
result files can be uploa e to StealthWare (Version 3.0).
MULTIPLE CHANNEL PLANS
The CLI-1450 stores channel plans that you have built an e ite .
This is convenient if you use your CLI-1450 for more than one plant.
You can quickly select the correct channel plan for the plant at which
you are working.
DOCKING STATION OPTION
The DS-1 ocking station simplifies connection to a vehicle antenna
an power source. Your CLI-1450 automatically recharges when
resting in the ocking station. The a justable arm makes it easy to
view the isplay from the river’s seat.
REVERSE INGRESS SCAN
Reverse ingress scan is a feature of the sub-ban option for mo els
CLI-1450 an MS1300. A continuous fast scan is performe that
permits the installer to see ingress signals in the reverse ban . The
operator can set the start an stop frequencies of the scan, the interval,
an the scan rate ( well). In use, once the installation is complete, the
meter can be connecte to the tap en of the rop an the reverse scan
mo e selecte . A user programmable limit can be set for simple
i entification of problem rops. To check for intermittent ingress, the
meter can be set in the peak hol mo e to catch transient signals. The
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AntennaAntenna
AntennaAntenna
Antenna
PortPort
PortPort
Port
Serial PortSerial Port
Serial PortSerial Port
Serial Port ChargerCharger
ChargerCharger
Charger
PortPort
PortPort
Port
Docking Station PortDocking Station Port
Docking Station PortDocking Station Port
Docking Station Port
RF PortRF Port
RF PortRF Port
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StealthWare 3.0. Refer to page 1-21 for configuration instructions
an page 2-36 for operating instructions
GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH THE KEYPAD
The keypa consists of the following:
• three Soft keys
• a Power key
• four Mo e Selection keys
• an Enter key
• eleven Alphanumeric keys
• a Shift key
1.1.
1.1.
1. SOFT K YS SOFT K YS
SOFT K YS SOFT K YS
SOFT K YS
There are three horizontally oriente soft keys locate below the
isplay. The function of each soft key changes epen ing on the
particular operation being performe an is represente by an icon
imme iately above the key.
2.2.
2.2.
2. POW R K Y - ON/OFF POW R K Y - ON/OFF
POW R K Y - ON/OFF POW R K Y - ON/OFF
POW R K Y - ON/OFF
Turns your CLI-1450 on an off.
3. MOD S L CTION K YS3. MOD S L CTION K YS
3. MOD S L CTION K YS3. MOD S L CTION K YS
3. MOD S L CTION K YS
INSTALLATION MODINSTALLATION MOD
INSTALLATION MODINSTALLATION MOD
INSTALLATION MOD
Easily check the channels that you have installe an
verify that they are within limits.
L V L MOD L V L MOD
L V L MOD L V L MOD
L V L MOD
Measure the signal level at a specific channel or fre-
quency.
FULL SCAN MOD FULL SCAN MOD
FULL SCAN MOD FULL SCAN MOD
FULL SCAN MOD
View a spectrum graph of all carrier levels in your channel
plan.

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NAVIGATOR NAVIGATOR
NAVIGATOR NAVIGATOR
NAVIGATOR
Instantly "travel" to any mo e using the NAVIGATOR.
4.4.
4.4.
4. NT R K Y NT R K Y
NT R K Y NT R K Y
NT R K Y
Press this key to terminate your entry or selection.
5. 5.
5. 5.
5. ALPHANUM RIC K YSALPHANUM RIC K YS
ALPHANUM RIC K YSALPHANUM RIC K YS
ALPHANUM RIC K YS
You use the alphanumeric keys to enter ata while operating your
CLI-1450. Notice that these keys have a numeral an up to three
alphabetic characters labele on them. You can only access the
characters when alphanumeric entry is appropriate. In the alphanu-
meric entry mo e, you sequence through each character an the
numeral by repeate ly pressing the key. You can also access a set of
special characters that o not appear on the keypa by using the up
an own arrows. Once the esire character is isplaye , move the
cursor to the next position using the right arrow. Be sure to terminate
your entry by pressing the key.
6.6.
6.6.
6. SHIFT K Y SHIFT K Y
SHIFT K Y SHIFT K Y
SHIFT K Y
Some keys perform more than one function. The secon ary function
of a key is represente by an icon printe next to it. Notice that the
icons are color co e with the SHIFTSHIFT
SHIFTSHIFT
SHIFT key. You access the secon ary
function by first pressing the SHIFTSHIFT
SHIFTSHIFT
SHIFT key an then the icon represent-
ing the esire function.
7.7.
7.7.
7. S CONDARY FUNCTIONS S CONDARY FUNCTIONS
S CONDARY FUNCTIONS S CONDARY FUNCTIONS
S CONDARY FUNCTIONS
L AKAG MODL AKAG MOD
L AKAG MODL AKAG MOD
L AKAG MOD
Detect an measure RF leakage
CONFIGUR MODCONFIGUR MOD
CONFIGUR MODCONFIGUR MOD
CONFIGUR MOD
Configure your CLI-1450 for your own specific nee s.
AUTO R F R NCAUTO R F R NC
AUTO R F R NCAUTO R F R NC
AUTO R F R NC
Let CLI-1450 automatically set the reference level for
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SNAP SHOTSNAP SHOT
SNAP SHOTSNAP SHOT
SNAP SHOT
Hol the measurement. The measurement is retaine even if
the cable is isconnecte from the input.
CL ARCL AR
CL ARCL AR
CL AR
Clear-out your entry an start over again.
BACKLIGHT ON/OFFBACKLIGHT ON/OFF
BACKLIGHT ON/OFFBACKLIGHT ON/OFF
BACKLIGHT ON/OFF
Quickly turn the backlight on when it is too ark to see the
isplay.
POSITIVE / NEGATIVEPOSITIVE / NEGATIVE
POSITIVE / NEGATIVEPOSITIVE / NEGATIVE
POSITIVE / NEGATIVE
Enter positive an negative values (when allowe ).
HELPHELP
HELPHELP
HELP
View a escription of each icon foun in the current soft
key menu.
PRINTPRINT
PRINTPRINT
PRINT
Print a measurement screen, installation report, auto test
report, or configuration report to a serial printer.
STOR FILSTOR FIL
STOR FILSTOR FIL
STOR FIL
Store an Installation, Scan, or Tilt screen for later viewing,
printing or uploa ing to StealthWare (Version 3.0).
GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH THE SCREEN
There are certain elements of the screen that will become familiar to
you as you use your CLI-1450.
The Title BarThe Title Bar
The Title BarThe Title Bar
The Title Bar
Notice the title bar at the very top of the screen. It presents the title
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Title Bar IndicatorsTitle Bar Indicators
Title Bar IndicatorsTitle Bar Indicators
Title Bar Indicators
You may see in icators appear above the title bar from time to time.
This is what they represent:
This in icator appears in the top right-han corner of
the screen when you press the SHIFT key. This means
that the CLI-1450 interprets the next key that you press
to be a secon ary function.
This in icator is isplaye to warn you that the battery is
low. When you see this, recharge the battery or change to a
fresh one as soon as possible.
This in icates that the RF synthesizer has become
unlocke . If this con ition persists, the unit may nee
repair.
The Status BarThe Status Bar
The Status BarThe Status Bar
The Status Bar
Look for the status bar in the lower portion of the screen. It isplays
the current ate an time. A bar meter in icates the charge remaining
in your CLI-1450’s battery. When the battery meter rea s low, you
shoul switch to a freshly charge battery soon.
NoteNote
NoteNote
Note
When viewing an Installation or Scan file, the status bar shows the ate
an time that the file was store instea of the current ate an time.
Soft Key IconsSoft Key Icons
Soft Key IconsSoft Key Icons
Soft Key Icons
There are three soft keys locate imme iately below the isplay. The
function of a soft key is represente by the icon irectly above it.
NoteNote
NoteNote
Note
If the soft key function is not currently available, the icon appears
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ListsLists
ListsLists
Lists
Lists present several items for viewing an /or selecting. Notice that
the currently chosen item is highlighte . You can scroll through the
list using the up an own arrows.
A list can be either "active" or "inactive". You can tell by looking at the
bor er. If the bor er is soli , the list is active an any keys that you
press are irecte towar it. If the bor er is im, the list is inactive an
is not affecte by key presses. Usually you can make a list become
active by pressing the key.
When there are more items in the list than can be isplaye at one
time, a scroll bar appears along the right-han e ge of the list. You can
use this to get an i ea of where you are. When you have reache the
first or last item, an arrow appears insi e the scroll box pointing to the
irection you can go.
The dit BoxThe dit Box
The dit BoxThe dit Box
The dit Box
The e it box appears in the lower portion of the screen when it is
necessary to enter values into your CLI-1450.
An e it box can be either “active” or “inactive”. You can tell by
looking at the bor er. If the bor er is soli , the e it box is active an
any keys that you press are irecte towar it. If the bor er is im, the
e it box is inactive an is not affecte by key presses. Usually, you
can make the e it box become active by pressing the key. Be
sure to press the again when you have finishe making your
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THE NAVIGATOR
You can easily travel to any mo e using the NAVIGATOR. To access
the NAVIGATOR, press the key.
An icon appears on the screen for each available mo e. Use the up,
own, left, an right arrows to highlight the icon that represents the
mo e you want to use. Notice that the name of the mo e appears on
the lower portion of the screen beneath the status bar. To get a
escription of the highlighte mo e, press the SHIFT + key. To
travel to the mo e you have highlighte , press any one of the soft
keys or the key.
TipTip
TipTip
Tip
You can also use the numeric keys to highlight the esire icon in the
NAVIGATOR screen. Each key correspon s to an icon in the matrix.
CONFIGURE
Before using your CLI-1450, you may want to configure it for your
specific nee s. The CONFIGURE mo e allows you to select global,
leakage an measurement relate preferences an to buil an e it a
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To configure your CLI-1450, press the SHIFT + keys or choose
the icon from the NAVIGATOR. The following screen appears:
Configuration settings are ivi e into five categories; GLOBAL,
MEASUREMENT, LEAKAGE. CHANNEL PLAN, an INGRESS.
Use the up an own arrows to highlight the category you want an
then press the key.
TipTip
TipTip
Tip
You can also use the left-han an right-han soft keys to scroll
through the CONFIGURE categories an then press the mi le soft
key to select the highlighte category.
PRINTING A CONFIGURATION R PORTPRINTING A CONFIGURATION R PORT
PRINTING A CONFIGURATION R PORTPRINTING A CONFIGURATION R PORT
PRINTING A CONFIGURATION R PORT
In most configuration screens, you can print a comprehensive configu-
ration report by pressing the SHIFT + keys. A bar graph appears
in icating the status of the printout. The report lists all of the
configurable settings inclu ing the active channel plan.
Global Configuration
OP RATOR NAMOP RATOR NAM
OP RATOR NAMOP RATOR NAM
OP RATOR NAM
You can personalize your CLI-1450 by entering your name here. Your
name will then appear on report printouts.