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SunSDR2 DX User Manual
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TRANSCEIVER OPERATIONS
Offset is displayed as a translucent band on the spectrum scope.
RX frequency displayed as the tuned receiver's frequency - green line.
TX frequency displayed as the tuned transceiver's frequency - red line with the filter band (on
the picture below you can see USB mode).
XIT functionality is identical to RIT functionality.
7.8
Digital modes operation
The SunSDR2 DX transceiver allows you to operate in digital modes with the help of the certain
programs (which are not provided by the manufacturer).
More information about the connection between ExpertSDR2 and digital software is explained
User Manual Addendum by Erik Carling EI 4KF
7.9
Firmware-based protections
There are several types of protections, which are unique for SunSDR2 DX, they are
implemented in the transceiver's firmware:
1. Transceiver will not go to TX mode if SWR is 5 and the output power is higher than 25W.
2. If the output power is 25W or lower, software will try to lower the SWR level for 5 seconds, if
SWR cannot be lowered below 5, transceiver turns to RX mode.
3. When the temperature of the heatsink reaches 75° Celsius, transceiver turns to RX mode.
4. If the power supply voltage is 14.8V or higher, transceiver powers off internal PA unit.
5. If the power supply current is 25A or higher during TX mode, transceiver turns to RX mode.
6. If the power supply current is 25А or higher during RX mode, transceiver is shut down
completely.
7. A single TX cycle is 5 minutes long, that is a safe measure to preserve TX filters from
overheating.
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