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to prevent unintentional recalibration when working into a reactive load.
TX Inhibit Mode
Can be used with user-supplied external equipment to inhibit the
transmitter when another transmitter is using a shared antenna, either
active-low (LO=Inhibit) or active-high (HI=Inhibit). Set to OFF when not in
use.
TX Monitor Level, Line Out
Sets the level of the transmit monitor signal (sidetone or voice) at the LINE
OUT analog jack as well as digital line out (USB-B jack).
At the default setting ("=MON"), the LINE OUT transmit monitor level
reflects the setting of the regular {XMTR} [MON] knob function.
Rotating VFO A counter-clockwise from here will select "OFF" mode (no TX
monitor line out signal).
The other available settings (numeric) will scale the LINE OUT transmit
monitor function upward, which is useful for some external devices such as
audio recorders. These values will also prevent K4 switch tones from being
heard at LINE OUT.
TX Monitor Method, Voice
When set to Normal, voice monitor audio will be delayed due to DSP signal
processing, and will reflect the sound of speech compression, if applicable.
The Fast setting may be preferable if you’re distracted by these effects. In
this case, monitor audio will be “dry” (unprocessed).
TX Noise Gate Threshold
Transmitnoise gate is available in all voice modes. The default is OFF. If a
non-zero value is selected, mic audio will be suppressed during transmit
when it is below the given threshold.
TX QSK Method
This parameter has a subtle effect on the way CW QSK sounds. Mode 1
(default) is optimized for best overall listening experience, and is
recommended for most operators. Mode 2 provides full QSK up to
somewhat higher code speeds.
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