[1000mp] FT1000MP M V Field, Audio difference between MAIN and SUB
receiver
Art Searle W2NRA
w2nra at optonline.net
Tue Oct 31 07:31:06 EST 2006
Hi Frans,
Assuming you choose Stereo option 1 or 2 in menu 4.8 it is easy to balance
the volume of the main and sub receivers. There are 2 menu choices on how
this works. In menu 4-9 you can choose Balance or Separately. If you
choose balance then the sub receiver balance control is used to balance the
volume of both receivers. Tune to a station using both VFO then adjust the
sub receiver control until both are the same level in each ear. I prefer
the separate choice in menu 4-9 as the sub receiver volume control adjusts
the sub receiver and the main AF knob adjusts the main receiver.
Here is from the manual:
4-8 HEAdPHon
Headphone Mode - Selects one of three audio mixing
modes for use with headphones:
Mono - Audio from both the Main and Sub receivers
is combined and heard equally in both ears.
Stereo 1 - Audio from both the Main and Sub receivers
can be heard in each ear, but SUB VFO
audio is attenuated in the left ear and MAIN VFO
audio is attenuated in the right.
Stereo 2 - Audio from MAIN VFO-A is heard only in
the left ear and SUB VFO-B in the right.
Note: Both VFOs must be activated by the [DUAL]
button on the front panel, and the main and sub audio
must be balanced using the AF GAIN and SUB AF
controls, to experience this feature.
4-9 AF GAin
AF GAIN Control - Provides setup of the AF GAIN
and SUB AF front panel controls:
Balance - The audio level for both VFOs is adjusted
by the AF GAIN control, while the SUB AF control
adjusts the balance.
Separate - The audio level for each VFO is adjusted
separately (AF GAIN control for Main receiver's
volume, SUB AF control for Sub receiver's volume).
73 Art W2NRA
-----Original Message-----
From: 1000mp-bounces at mailman.qth.net [mailto:1000mp-bounces at mailman.qth.net]
On Behalf Of f.schwartz1 at chello.nl
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 06:38 AM
To: 1000mp at mailman.qth.net
Subject: [1000mp] FT1000MP M V Field,Audio differance between MAIN and SUB
receiver
Dear FT1000MP users... question,
Who can explain my loudness difference on the headset output A (3,5mm)
between the MAIN and SUB receiver.
Has it something to do with the inrad roofing filter????
The audio strength between the MAIN and SUB is substantial! To be frankly
annoying.
I checked the little pots underneath the small lid (topcover) but that makes
no difference.
During the CQWW SSB contest I used N1MM and CAT interface. had the REV audio
active. as soon as I clicked the B VFO (sub receiver) the audio strength was
approx 3 db more.
But generally the audio from the main receiver has a lower value than the
SUB receiver.
In strength about 3 db less, the AF knob position on the main receiver +/- 2
o clock (so almost max)
However the audio sounds okay no clipping or so. . so rules out a poor AF
headphone amp.
The radio a FT1000MP Mark V Field, (1,5 years old)
73
Frans (PA5CA)
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