
2. With the Low Frequency value highlighted, press F4 Tx On to key
the transmitter.
3. The 1 kHz tone will be summed with a 75 Hz low speed data signal.
4. Measure the deviation. The Modulation Monitor should be set for 15
kHz low pass filter and no high pass filter.
5. Increment or decrement the value (hex or digital) until the deviation
specifiations are met. See Table 4. The deviation test window is 0.20
kHz wide. Each step is typically 0.14 kHz, depending on the VCO
modulation sensitivity.
Table 4 - TX Deviation Specifications
FREQUENCY DEVIATION (kHz)
TX Low
4.5 ±0.1
TX Mid
4.5 ±0.1
TX High
3.6 ±0.1
TX Low Talkaround
4.5 ±0.1
TX Mid Talkaround
4.5 ±0.1
TX High Talkaround
3.6 ±0.1
6. Press F4 Tx Off to key the transmitter.
NOTE
The MIC HI input line to the PCS is also the RX DATA line from
the computer. To allow simultaneous communication with the
computer while feeding in a 1 kHz tone, the audio generator
impedance must be 600 ohms or greater. Insert a resistor in series
with the generator output if necessary, i.e. a 560 ohm resistor
when using a 50 ohm generator. Also, higher audio signal levels
exceeding 200 mV rms may confuse the radio as being data.
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