WiNRADiO G65DDC User’s Guide
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Frequency Display Offset
It is possible to connect the
Excalibur Sigma
to a down-converter to receive
frequencies which are normally beyond the
Excalibur Sigma
’s frequency
range. In this scenario, it is convenient to see the actual received frequency
rather than having to manually transpose the displayed frequency to the down-
converter’s input signal.
For this purpose, there is an option to add a user-defined offset to the
displayed frequency. This option is called
Display offset
and is located under
the
Options
top menu bar:
As usual, you can enter the display offset in Hz, kHz or MHz by terminating the
entered value with either
h
,
k
or
m
, respectively, if you prefer to change the
displayed frequency unit.
An option to invert the spectrum is provided for situations where the spectrum
is inverted by the down-converter.
Receiver Selection
Clicking on one of the three
Receiver tabs
located above the main frequency
display selects that particular
virtual receiver
. The other receiver continues
operating provided its frequency fits within the current DDC1 spectrum
bandwidth.
The tuned frequency of each receiver is displayed inside their associated tabs.