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is within the range of the Panadapter/Waterfall. Use the upper and lower horizontal sliders to position
the primary and secondary channel respectively anywhere in the left-right audio spectrum. Use the left
and right vertical sliders to adjust their respective volumes. Check Swap to swap the audio between
the left and right speakers.
Hint 1: In split operation you can use the secondary receive channel to listen
to the pile-up, while using the primary receive channel to listen to the
DX.
Hint 2: With the second receiver RX2 installed and on, you can also use these
controls to adjust the volume L/R position of RX1 and RX2
independently. To do so, deactivate MultiRX and activate RX2. The
left vertical slider will then adjust the RX1 volume only and the right
slider RX2 volume only. Use the 2 horizontal sliders to position RX1
and RX2 independently anywhere in the L/R audio spectrum.
Although you can manipulate the RX2 audio separately with the RX2
Audio Controls (see Figure 62 on page 76), you can only
manipulate the RX1 audio independently using the MultiRX controls.
Hint 3: If you activate MultiRX and RX2 simultaneously, these vertical
sliders will effect both the RX2 audio and the second RX1 channel
audio simultaneously. You can then also use the RX2 Audio Controls
for RX2 to adjust it independently (see Figure 62 on page 76).
(11 and 11b) DSP Controls
Figure 56: DSP Controls
These controls enable the DSP functions. The first four are described in detail in the Setup Form-DSP
Tab, Options Sub-Tab (see page 99); SR is described in the Setup Form-General Tab, Options Sub-Tab
(page 84).
NR (DSP Noise Reduction): Activates the DSP Noise Reduction algorithm (see page 99).
ANF (Automatic Notch Filter): Activates the Automatic Notch Filter algorithm.
NB (Impulse Noise Blanker): Activates the Noise Blanker algorithm (see page 102).
NB2 (Mean Rank Noise Blanker): Activates the Mean Rank Noise Blanker algorithm (see
page 102).
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