Configuring the attenuation, Changing the ctcss mute, Configuring the attenuation -23 – Kenwood TS-990S User Manual

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USEFUL FUNCTIONS 16

16-23

Index

Contents

CONFIGURING THE ATTENUATION

You can configure the attenuation level according to the

specifications of the roofing filter that you have added.
1 Press [ADV.] (F) from the Menu screen to open the

Advanced Menu screen.

2 Access Menu 07, "Attenuation (Additional Roofing

Filter)".

3 Press [SELECT] (F4) to allow editing of the parameter

box.

4 Press [-] (F4) or [+] (F5), or rotate the MULTI/CH

control to select the attenuation level ranging from

"-20" to "+20".

You can configure the attenuation level of the roofing filter that

you have added according to the specifications of the roofing

filter. The default is "0".
Match the S-meter reading of the added roofing filter with the

A-meter reading of the built-in roofing filter.

5 Press [

] (F1).

6 Press [MENU] to exit.

Note:

◆ As of February 2013, no optional roofing filters will be available

from KENWOOD.

OPERATING THE TRANSCEIVER FOR A VOIP

AMATEUR RADIO STATION

If you operate the transceiver for a VoIP amateur radio

station, select "SQL" from Advanced Menus 20 and 21,

"MSQ/SSQ Output Conditions".

If you use CTCSS as well, to avoid sending noise or

unnecessary signals from the station to the Internet, select

"Unmute" from Advanced Menus 16 and 17, "Muting the

CTCSS tone".

All received audio will then sound from the speaker

regardless of the matching status of the CTCSS frequency.

The received signal is transferred from the ACC 2/USB

port only if the CTCSS frequency matches.

CHANGING THE CTCSS MUTE

[F1] [F7]

[MENU]

F[ADV]

1 Press [ADV.] (F) from the Menu screen to open the

Advanced Menu screen.

2 Access Menu 16, "CTCSS Unmute for Internal Speaker

(Main Band)", or Menu 17, "CTCSS Unmute for Internal

Speaker (Sub Band)".

3 Press [SELECT] (F4) to allow editing of the parameter

box.

4 Press [-] (F4) or [+] (F5), or rotate the MULTI/CH

control to select either "Mute" or "Unmute".

The default is "Mute" for both the main band and the sub

band.

5 Press [

] (F1).

6 Press [MENU] to exit.

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