
From Figure 7:
(1) This field indicates the current band split selected.
(2) This is a numeric field that is used to align the receive squelch opening
level. This field will accept any hex value from 90 - E2 and any
decimal value from 144-226, depending on the current state of the
screen (Hexadecimal or decimal) displays. The bar indicator changes
with and provides a direct representation of the value of this field.
(3) This field is a display only field and indicates the minimum value that
can be selected.
(4) This field is a display only field and indicates the maximum value
that can be selected.
Squelch Settings
It is recommended to use the Conventional Method Of Adjustment
as described in the Service Section, but if it becomes necessary to adjust
the squelch using the Utility Program, keep in mind the following note:
1. Using the F1 Next or F2 Prev keys, toggle to the "Squelch Calibra-
tion" window.
2. The Chan Field should read "Low". Use the TAB key as a toggle
switch to change the frequency of the Chan field. The Chan Field
allows the user to select the frequency on which the radio will receive.
Note that there is only one squelch value which is used across the
entire band. For non-T/A selections, the receive frequency will be 45
NOTE
In normal radio operation, when software detects the first quick
burst of the squelch opening, the hysteresis adds a fixed number
of steps to the squelch value to loosen the squelch and keep it
open. PC Programming mode does not use the hysteresis soft-
ware routine. Therefore, without this routine, the test below must
detect the point when the audio just begins to bubble or chatter.
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