Kenwood TS-850S User Manual

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(i|) RIT/XIT frequency display

Shows the amount of RIT/XIT offset to the nearest
10 Hz. Minus “ —” appears in the display when the

RIT / XIT offset is below the transmit / receive

frequency.
Shows the scan speed during scanning.

Note

This switch is disabled during FM operation.

@ NOTCH control

The NOTCH function is used to reduce or eliminate

heterodyne, or CW type signals. The NOTCH filter

will not be effective against SSB, AM or FM type

signals.

@ SQL (Squelch) control

This control is used to eliminate atmospheric noise,

and receiver static noise during no signal periods.
Slowly rotate the control clockwise to the point
where the ambient noise just disappears, and the
speaker shuts off. This point is known as the

squelch threshold point. Now you will only hear
output from the speaker when an incoming signal is
present. For weak signal reception this control
should be fully counterclockwise.

@ NB LEVEL control

Controls the noise blanker operating level.
Use only the minimum level necessary.

(§) NB2 WIDTH control

This control varies the width of the blanking pulse of

NB2.

Notes

1. The NB2 control only works on woodpecker

type noise.

2. If the control is turned too far, the received

signal may be distorted. Set the control for the

best receive signal.

(24) RIT switch

Press to turn the RIT ON or OFF.

@XIT switch

Press to turn the XIT ON or OFF.

@NB 1 switch

For pulse type noise, such as generated by
automotive ignition systems, turn the NB 1 switch
ON.
This switch will not help to eliminate atmospheric or

line noises, only pulse type noise.

(^ NB 2 switch

Noise blanker 2 is used for long duration pulse
noise,

like

the

“woodpecker”.

To

reduce

“woodpecker” radar noise interference, set switch
NB 2 to the ON position (NB 2’s effectiveness
depends on the specific type of interference). If you
use NB 2 for short duration pulse noise, the receive
signal may become distorted, making it difficult to
hear.
Unfortunately no noise blanker can remove all
different types of interference; but the two noise
blankers that have been provided in the TS-850 are
effective in most cases.

If there is no “woodpecker” present, the switch
should be in the OFF position.

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(§) REC/SEND switch

This switch is used when you want to manually

control transmit or receive.

REC : Places the transceiver into receive.

SEND : Places the transceiver into transmit.

(§)THRU/AUTO switch

THRU : The auto antenna tuner is not used in

transmit.

AUTO: The auto antenna tuner is used in transmit.

(§) NOTCH switch

When this switch is ON, the notch filter is activated.

0 AT TUNE switch

When this switch is tuned ON and the THRU/AUTO
switch is placed in the AUTO position, the automatic

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