[Elecraft] [K3] Re: K3 DVR question

Guy Olinger K2AV olinger at bellsouth.net
Sat Aug 13 17:28:07 EDT 2011


I would also add to consideration that most playbacks are to let the
other end know exactly what they sound like. So adding any equalizing
or processing messes it up.  This would be an issue for me because
hard TX EQ and fair amount of CMP are what transforms my soft voice to
something with over-the-air clarity and punch to it, and I leave it on
all the time.  Turning all that off to effect a retransmit to let
someone hear themself pretty much keeps me from ever using retransmit.

Could it be done in such a way that levels are auto-managed, but TX EQ
and CMP are off for retransmit if it was loaded from the air?

73, Guy

On Sat, Aug 13, 2011 at 1:37 PM, Lyle Johnson <kk7p at wavecable.com> wrote:
> Hello Werner!
>
> On Tx, the DVR is injected into the Tx audio path *after* the MIC (or
> line) gain but before the Tx EQ.
>
> Thus, Mic Gain will have no effect on the level of DVR playback, whether
> recorded in a DVR memory or recorded off the air.  TxEQ and CMP settings
> will effect the DVR's Tx signal, however.
>
> The purpose of this is to allow a DVR playback to most closely emulate
> your normal, mic- or line-based Tx signal.
>
> On Rx, the DVR records off-the-air signals just before the AF Gain
> control is applied.  This is to allow you to play back signals to your
> local speaker and adjust the level, just as you would when receiving the
> signal.  You may with to turn up the gain (to try and hear a weak
> signal's callsign, for example) or turn it down (to not disturb others
> nearby, for example).
>
> Your AGC settings will definitely affect the record level (threshold and
> slope).
>
> Unfortunately, if you are playing back a signal that you have recorded
> off-the-air, you have no control over the DVR-to-Tx-audio level.
>
> I will look into a way to allow you to adjust this for a future DSP code
> release.
>
> Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
>
> 73,
>
> Lyle KK7P
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