AR6201 - RT6201 - RCU6201 - AR6203
DV 14307.03 Issue 1 09/2013 Page 2-29
Display Contents Description
STD 1 MIKE SENS
VU
20 dB 150 mV
displayed if :
Standard Mike 2 input is
selected in IN/OUT CFG1
and MIKE_SW input pin
status is
or Standard Mike 2 input
is selected in IN/OUT
CFG2 and MIKE_SW input p
status is
The sensitivity of standard m
MIKE SENS”, input is adjustable within the
mV to 1500 mV by turning the “ROTARY ENCODER”.
The factory setting is 110 mV.
The VU meter displays
the current signal level on
the audio input and also displays
signal value for the last 3 seconds.
When speaking normally into the microphone the bar
graph should remain within the
predefined range
Adjust the microphone sensitivity by keeping
the cockpit n
oise suppression as high as possible,
this will ensure correct modulation.
If the sensitivity is adjusted to a smaller value
(e.g. 10 mV) the cockpit noises may become louder
than for a higher adjustment (e.g. 100 mV).
Otherwise, adjusting the sensitivit
y to a very
high value (e.g. 1000 mV), the cockpit noise is
very much reduced, but the modulation of the
transmitter might be not sufficient.
The installer shall perform a communication check
after modification of this parameter. Recommended
is to perform
this check with and without a
running engine.
Note 2: Menu available on primary
controller.
For installations with high interferences it
is recommended to use sensitivity level 27
1500 mV.
STD 2 MIKE SENS
VU
20 dB 150 mV
Note:
displayed if :
Standard Mike 2 input is
selected in IN/OUT CFG1
and MIKE_SW input pin
status is [
]
or Standard Mike 2 input
is selected in IN/OUT
CFG2 and MIKE_SW input pin
status is [
]
The sensitivity of Standard Microphone 2 Input can
be adjusted in range from 9 mV to 1500 mV by
turning the rotary knob.
The default setting is 110 mV.
VU meter displays current value of Audio Level
from standard microphone input
and displays the
highest value of Active Audio Level recorded
during last 3 seconds.
Correct sensitivity is achieved when you are
speaking normally into the microphone, this is
confirmed by the “Hold max level bar” remaining in
“Recommended range”.