Hi Geo,

Here are the firmware notes regarding NR adjustment, which I'll also be including in the new errata sheet.

73,
Wayne
N6KR

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* NOISE REDUCTION (NR) ADDED: Receive noise reduction reduces the amplitude of random noise while preserving desired signals. (RX NR is different from the VFO NR menu setting, which can be used to reduce VFO tuning noise on the higher bands.) NR works in CW, SSB, and AM modes. NR has a characteristic “hollow” sound. To turn NR on/off, hold the NR switch. Also see RX NR x menu entry, below. Note: NR is not available when AGC is turned off.

* RX NR x MENU ENTRY ADDED: Allows the user to customize receive noise reduction (NR). The letter appearing at ‘x’ in the menu entry name shows which parameter is being adjusted: B (beta; tap ‘1’), D (decay; tap ‘2’), or M (wet/dry mix; tap ‘3’). The defaults are recommended, and this menu entry is locked to prevent accidental changes. The NR settings for CW are separate from those for voice modes.

Using the RX NR menu entry: Unlock the parameter by holding KHZ for about 3 seconds; the VFO A lock icon will disappear. Then tap ‘1’, ‘2’, or ‘3’ to select a parameter to change. You can turn NR on/off while in the menu to test its effectiveness. The default beta is 5 for CW and 10 for voice modes. A lower beta will further reduce noise, but may attenuate weak signals. The default decay is 240. A much lower decay value will allow NR to track fading signals better, at the expense of somewhat worse noise rejection. The mix value determines how much of the signal is “dry” (unprocessed) vs. “wet” (processed). The default is 220 in CW mode and 250 in voice modes —essentially “all wet”. You might want to use a lower mix number to reduce the “hollow” sound or to minimize the effect of NR on weak signals.


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On Jan 23, 2013, at 8:55 AM, w2b...@aol.com wrote:

Thanks Wayne and Don for your responses. My next question. When I go to RX NR at the top of the screen I see anywhere from "0" to "250". Do they have a meaning or are they there just for ref? Anyway it does a great job for
me.  Thanks  72 Geo/W2BPI

_Don Wilhelm_
(http://www.mail-archive.com/search? l=elecraft@mailman.qth.net&q=from:"Don+Wilhelm") _Tue, 22 Jan 2013 17:34:01 -0800_ (http://www.mail-archive.com/search?l=elecraft@mailman.qth.net&q=date:20130122 )

We have that function right now.  The Owner's manual is incorrect.

See the post by Wayne a bit earlier today, Actually he made 2 posts, the
second was a clarification.
73,

Don W3FPR

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