[aprssig] Proper deviation levels
scott at opentrac.org scott at opentrac.orgTue Nov 28 05:19:21 UTC 2006
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> The ratio Stephen mentions only holds true if the radio conforms to > 6dB/octave. Consider both tx and rx in this regard (my old At the moment I'm just making sure everything's kosher on the TX side - i.e., the relative levels of the tones are right as they exist on-air. Proper deemphasis is a separate problem. > rather than both tones being approximately equal, as presented to the > TNC. XR2211/2206 based TNC's don't take kindly to the high tone being > lower in level than the low tone. Tell me about it. At least I'm now able to directly verify that the preemphasis filter in my T2 board for the DR-135T is working right. The internal connection isn't preemphasized, and I didn't want to make the TM-D700's mistake of transmitting flat when everyone else is expecting 6 dB/octave. Oh, and on an unrelated note, I've got support for the La Crosse WS-2300 series weather stations in the Tracker2 now. Haven't been able to back-port it to the OpenTracker yet, but I'm working on it. If anyone has a station they want to test out (plus an OpenTracker or T2) let me know. Scott N1VG
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