Hi Buck,
This information didn't make it to the rev C manual. It will be in the
next revision:
* * *
Narrow DSP Filter Types
For bandwidth settings of 100 Hz or lower, the K3’s DSP normally uses a
type of filter that minimizes ringing: the Finite Impulse Response or
FIR filter.
If you don’t mind a small amount of ringing, you can select Infinite
Impulse Response or IIR filters for these bandwidths, which have
steeper skirts. Locate the CONFIG:FLx BW menu entry, then tap 7 until
you see IIR ON. Both main and sub receivers will use the same setting.
* * *
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On Jul 22, 2008, at 7:49 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 7/22/2008 8:37:37 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
* IIR DSP FILTER ON/OFF SELECTION now applies to both main and sub
receivers. (IIR filter on/off is selected by tapping the ‘7’ switch
while in the
FLx BW menu entry. IIR filters apply only to 100 Hz and narrower DSP
bandwidths. They have slightly more ringing than the default FIR
filters.)
Can you explain more about this. I don't see a reference to IIR DSP
FILTER
in the manual. And, why would I want to chose a filter with slightly
more
ringing?
k4ia
"Buck" K3 #101
Fredericksburg, VA
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