The waterfall low/high settings determine the color "distribution" of
the waterfall display based on noise floor (low setting) and max signals
(high setting) Low bands, like 160m have a much higher noise floor than
say 10m, so the waterfall settings for 160m do not work very well for
10m. Now you can set them for each band to "normalize: the waterfall
display across a wide frequency range.
Tim Ellison
On 12/11/2012 9:12 AM, Drax Felton wrote:
Could someone explain the purpose behind this? How can waterfall levels best
be used?
Waterfall Low/High Levels by Band. When you set the waterfall low/high levels
in the Setup form, those levels are saved in the database for the active band
and recalled when you select that band again. The waterfall low/high level
settings are saved for 160-6m, WWV, Gen and all transverter bands. For users
with a FLEX-5000 + RX2, since the RX1 and RX2 waterfall displays are not
independent, the RX2 band’s waterfall settings are inherited from the settings
saved for RX1 and are set based on the current RX1 band.
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