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2 TONE [T] OFF (Troubleshooting) Enables built-in 2-tone generator for SSB
transmit tests. The internal 2-tone generator only works if
LSB or USB mode is selected. After setting the tone ON, exit
the menu and tap “XMIT”. You can use [MIC] to adjust the
amplitude of one of the tones; the other’s amplitude is fixed.
ADC REF [T] 5.01 Allows calibration of the voltage reference used by the K3 to
measure and display certain values, such as the rig’s supply
voltage. (Optional.) First, disconnect anything attached to the
ACC jack. Next, locate the
ADC REF
menu entry. It will initially
show 5.00 volts as the reference voltage. Using a DMM set to
DC volts, measure the actual voltage at pin 2 of the ACC jack.
This must be done while the ADC REF parameter is being
displayed. (Note: The (-) probe of the DMM should go to the
K3’s chassis ground, e.g. at the GROUND lug.) Finally, use VFO
A to set the
ADC REF
menu parameter to what you measured at
pin 2.
AF GAIN HI Sets the AF gain range. Available selections are HI
or LO
AF LIM nor 030 (Advanced) Ad
j
ustable AF output limiter for use when “AGC” is
turned off. This can protect your ears if a large signal appears.
Signals or noise above the threshold will sound highly distorted
due to the limiting action, reminding you to back down the “AF”
or “RF” gain. Typical settings for those who often turn “AGC”
off are 17 to 23. Available selections are 001 to 030
AFSK TX FIL On If set to FIL ON, A 400 Hz transmit audio filter is added (via
DSP) in order to maximize transmit signal to noise ratio. This
may be useful in high noise computer environments. This
applies only to AFSK-A mode (RTTY).
AFV TIM [T] 1000 (Advanced) Integration time for AFV and dBV displays in ms.
See also VFO B alternate display information.
AGC DCY Soft Available selections are Normal and Soft
AGC decay characteristic; applies to both fast and slow AGC.
NOR selects traditional linear decay. The SOFT setting can
reduce IMD caused by traditional AGC, and is especially useful
in “pileup” conditions, in some cases making it unnecessary to
turn AGC off. Also see
AGC HLD,
below, which can reduce AGC
IMD even further.
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