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(15) MON (Monitor)
When enabled, the transmitted audio is monitored through the receiver’s speakers. The MON function is
not available in AM, SAM, or FM modes as those modes are transmitted at an Intermediate Frequency (IF)
of 11.025kHz. In voice operation the MON feature will allow you to hear the effects of MIC gain, TX
equalization, compression and the compander and to adjust them in real time. When using the Delta-44 or
the Edirol FA-66 sound card, the AF control can be used to adjust the monitor volume.
Note: Due to audio buffering, you may experience a delay between spoken and
monitored audio. You can reduce this latency by using smaller sample
buffers (see Setup Form, Audio and DSP Tabs).
(16) MOX (Manually Operated Transmit)
When enabled MOX activates the transmitter. It is used primarily for voice operation. MOX will not
generate a CW carrier. To generate a carrier for tuning, refer to the tune (TUN) button description.
Note1: If the radio ever seems like it is stuck transmitting, try disabling the Push-
To-Talk (PTT) function by selecting Disable PTT on the Setup Form-
General Tab, Options Sub-Tab.
Note2: To use the PowerSDR software without the SDR-1000 being attached to
the parallel/USB port you must disable PTT. On the Setup Form-General
Tab, select either Disable PTT on the Options Sub-Tab, or Demo/No
Hardware on the Hardware Config Sub-Tab
(17) MUT (Mute)
This button Mutes the speaker audio. The receiver may also be muted by pressing the * (asterisk) key on the
keyboard. Also, refer to the Auto Mute option on the Setup Form-General Tab, Options Sub-Tab.
(18) X2TR
Click to enable using pin 7 of the external controls connector (X2) on the rear panel of the SDR-1000 to
control an external amplifier (see the Plug Pinouts chapter). This is the same control as X2 TR Sequencing
on the Setup Form–General Tab, Options Sub-Tab.
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