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Old April 23rd 05, 07:42 AM
Leo
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Default Jim Weir: RST-442E operation query


Jim,
I'm still troubleshooting a squelch problem - I can't easily overcome the
squelch - on my RST-442E and have a query re the Operations and Maintenance
Manual content.
Section C. 3. Troubleshooting Procedures. Audio Microphone Response Tests
(a) and (b) on Page C5 note that the output of U101A pin 1 should be 3.5
volts peak to peak from a 0.5 volts P-P microphone input [speech] but
Section D. Theory of Operation para 1 on Page D1 notes the output at U101A
pin 1 from speech will 1 volt peak to peak.
Which is correct?
Thanks,
Leo


 




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