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MB1 User Manual

REAR PANEL DESCRIPTION

10) MIC - PC microphone input. Linear audio input.

Connect a microphone to the microphone input of the internal PC or use it as a line-in input.

Headset - Headphone jack. Line-out audio output.

Connect headphones to the output or other devices which use an output audio signal.

11) PC connectors panel.

LAN - Internal PC Local Area Network card connector.

Connect the MB1 to local networks for remote operation of the MB1 and/or for internet

access.

DPORT - Connector for an external monitor display (Display Port).

Connect an external monitor to extend the capabilities of your MB1.

HDMI - Connector for external monitor display.

Connect an external monitor display to extend the capabilities of your MB1.

Supports HDMI display with a resolution up to 4K.

USB 3.0 - Connectors for USB devices. Standard USB 3.0 or lower.

Connect to standard USB devices (mouse, keyboard, flash card, USB-COM-adapter, printer

and more.) to extend the capabilities of your MB1.

12) RX IN - Direct input of the receiver (high-speed ADC input).

Connections to the RX IN for receiving antennas, external filters, high-frequency amplifier,

converters (more details in RX IN and RX OUT ).

13) ACC - Not active now.

14) RX OUT - RF output of the receive path.

Connections to the RX OUT for external filters, high-frequency amplifier etc. (more details in

RX IN and RX OUT ).

15) EXT CTRL - Connector for external devices.

Connections to the EXT CTRL connector for an external power amplifier, antenna

connector, band filter and control them (EXT CTRL devices ).

16) XVTR - Connector for an external transverter.

Connect to the XVTR, external transverters for UHF, SHF and other bands (more details in

XVTR ).

17) DAC OUT - Linear output of the low power (up to 10 mW) signal generator.

Connect to the DAC OUT external power amplifiers, transverters (more details in DAC OUT

low power output ).

Note:

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Signals can be generated on the amateur bands, in the frequency range 0.1-160 MHz.

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