Doug wrote: >> >> Whenever I've looked at the (properly set) TS-64 output coming out of a >> MASTR II, it has looked clean... the level is probably just set too high >> on the exciter so you're hearing it. > > Well I haven't scoped it yet. What drew my attention to it was the > service monitor. When I keyed the TX there it was with about 750hz > deviation. And it did look clean...
Were you able to get it down to a more comfortable listening level? > I am going to want to key the decoder on and off. In order to do that I have > to get at the purple lead. The encoder will be on all the time. I will have > to trace that purple lead out as I do not know which pin on the connector it > goes to. I hope it is cabled to the rear card gage somewhere. If you follow the S-COM document on their website after doing that mod for where to connect on the backplane to hook up a 7k (or use those pins/locations to hook up any other controller), you'll have separate COS and CTCSS without any more modifications. Or did you mean the encoder? Wait, you said decoder on and off, and then said encoder... > We are using a 7k controller. I think I have every Scom except the 6k.. We > still have a Big Board working at our main site. I just keep repairing it > and it just keeps going. Pretty amazing aren't they? I need to get our 7330 up on one of the hills. > I had no difficulty with the write up. I also have no system manual. I have > been using the LBI's. Boy is that print small. My old eyes are having a few > difficulties... Once I get the functionality of the package the way I want > it, I will go through the line up procedure. My experience with GE is mainly > with the old Progress Line and then some work on the Exec IIs. The Mstr IIs > and the Micors came after I was no longer working as a tech. The LBI's are definitely an eyeball test, in some areas! Nate WY0X
