The orignial TS-32 paperwork has typical scope displays, which are a very nice reference source. The install paperwork is one of the better docs I've seen for this type of equipment.
s. > At 11:19 PM 4/4/2007, you wrote: > > >They want the input to be high enough so limiting > >occurs after the low-pass filter. That seems to happen > >with their test signal of 100mV RMS input, so your > >800mVP-P (around 280mV RMS) is more than sufficient. > > > >There may not be a maximum limit, but I can't see any > >radio's discriminator output giving you more than a > >few volts RMS. The real limiting factor is the power > >supply voltage on the low-pass filter and how much > >distortion you will accept. > > > >Bob M. > >====== > >--- Gran Clark <<mailto:k6rif%40cox.net>[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > Hi All > > > > > > Interfacing a GE Master II to a TS-32 for PL decode. > > > Comm Spec > > > gives a 100 mV RMS test spec for troubleshooting but > > > they don't give > > > me a input minimum or maximum. At present the > > > discriminator output > > > is 800mVP-P with about a 200 mV RMS value. My knee > > > jerk is that this > > > is about 8 to 10 times too much. > > > > > > Thoughts? > > > Gran > > > K6RIF
