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Note 1:

The microphone sensitivity shall be

adjusted to achieve a correct modulation by

keeping the cockpit noise suppression as high as

possible.

If the sensitivity value is very small (e.g. 10

mV) more cockpit noise will be heard than if the

sensitivity value is set to a higher level (e.g.

100 mV).

Alternatively if the sensitivity value is very

high (e.g. 1000 mV) the cockpit noise will

significantly be reduced but the modulation of the

transmitter may not be sufficient.

After modifying this parameter a communication

check shall be done by the installer. It is

recommended to perform this communication check

with and without engine running.

Note 2:

Menu available on primary controller.

Note 3:

For installations with high interference

it is recommended to use sensitivity level 27 mV

to 1500 mV

STD 3 MIKE SENS

20 dB 150 mV

Note:

This page is only

displayed if :

Standard Mike 3 input is

selected in IN/OUT CFG1

and MIKE_SW input pin

status is [Inactive]

or Standard Mike 3 input

is selected in IN/OUT

CFG2 and MIKE_SW input pin

status is [Active]

The sensitivity of Standard Microphone 3 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 3 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”.