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6-4 RECEIVE ADJUSTMENT
1) Select an adjustment item using cursor or [
↑
] / [
↓
] of the PC’s keyboard.
2) Set or modify the adjustment value as specifi ed using [
←
] / [
→
] of the PC’s keyboard, then push [ENTER].
ADJUSTMENT
ADJUSTMENT CONDITION
OPERATION
VALUE
RECEIVE
SENSITIVITY
[BPF T1]
[BPF T2]
NOTE:
When
“
RECEIVE SENSITIVITY
” is re-adjusted, “
S-METER
” must be re-adjusted too.
1
• Channel
: 1-12
• Receiving
• Connect an SSG to the antenna connec-
tor and set it as;
Frequency
: 400.100 MHz [Low band]
: 450.100 MHz [High band]
Level
: +20 dBµ
†
(–87 dBm)
Modulation
: 1 kHz
Deviation
:
±
3.0 kHz except [EUR]
±
2.4 kHz
[EUR]
1) Select the item
[BPF T1]
then push
[ENTER].
2) Select the item
[BPF T2]
then push
[ENTER].
(Automatic
adjustment)
S-METER
[RSSI]
(S3 level)
NOTE:
"
RECEIVE SENSITIVITY
" MUST be adjusted before "
S-METER
." When "
RECEIVE SENSITIVITY
" is re-
adjusted, "
S-METER
" MUST be re-adjusted too.
1
• Channel
: 1-13
• Connect an SSG to the antenna connec-
tor and set it as;
Frequency
: 400.100 MHz [Low band]
: 450.100 MHz [High band]
Level
: +23 dBµ
†
(–84 dBm)
Modulation
: 1 kHz
Deviation
:
±
3.0 kHz except [EUR]
±
2.4 kHz
[EUR]
• Receiving
Select the item
[RSSI S3 Level]
, then
push [ENTER] to store the adjust value
for S3 level.
(Automatic
adjustment)
(S1 level)
2
• Set the SSG as;
Level
: –7 dBµ
†
(–114 dBm)
• Receiving
Select the item
[RSSI S1 Level]
, then
push [ENTER], to store the adjust value
for S1 level.
SQUELCH
[SQL]
1 • Channel
: 1-14
• Connect an SSG to the antenna connec-
tor and set it as;
Frequency
: 400.100 MHz [Low band]
: 450.100 MHz [High band]
Level
: –13 dBµ
†
(–120 dBm)
Modulation
: 1 kHz
Deviation
:
±
3.0 kHz
• Receiving
1) Once close the squelch by increasing
[SQL]
value, then decrease the value
to open the squelch.
2) Push [ENTER] to store the value.
(Automatic
adjustment)
†
; The output level of the standard signal generator (SSG) is indicated as the SSG’s open circuit.