I have used TS-32, TS-32P, and TS-64 boards and notice about
the same thing. The 64 is noticeably faster but still slow
enough to chop the first word. I added a digital audio
delay which eliminates the problem. The first couple
hundred milliseconds of audio i s "saved" until the TS-64
has decoded and enabled controller audio pass-through.
My TS-32P parts list says R12 is 110K, R19 150K. I have
misplaced my TS-32 parts list so can't check if the values
are the same. From memory, I *think* they may be different.
FWIW, I made the suggested mod to a TS-32 once. Decode time
was noticeably faster, but the board seemed a bit more
prone to voice falsing... not a lot. I prefer the digital
audio delay solution though! Cost a few bucks but for this
reason and the total elimination of squelch tails I would
never go back to running without it!
Paul N1BUG
On Monday 18 October 2004 10:44 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Also found TS32 to be very slow so I replaced it with a
> TS64 and found no appreciable difference in keyup speed
> on my Canadian Micor mobile repeater. Microphone bias
> resistor is removed. Nearly half second keyup lag. Must
> be the slowest repeater in town. How can other repeaters
> be so responsive and Com-Spec stuff so slow? Even a home
> made repeater using a TS32 has slow key up. Sometimes
> users first word is completely clipped. There might be a
> new and old model TS32 both are slow. Am I missing
> something?
> Gary K2UQ
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