Ten-Tec JUPITER - Page 86

LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) used as indicators on the
control panel.
|
|
| linear amplifier External amplifier used to increase transmitted
| power with minimal distortion to SSB ог АМ
| signals.
low impedance Usually below a thousand ohms for microphones
| or below 50 ohms Юг antennas.
61.1..1.1158 {Lower sideband) AM without carrier or upper
sideband. See USB.
M-LVL
(MONITOR
volume)
|
JUPITER's
adjustment
for
listening
to
transmitted audio via speaker or headphones.
MODE The method of impressing or recovering
information on a radio signal, also called
modulation. JUPITER uses five modes.
Model
3021
JUPITER's
optional
remote
tuning/control
device.
MOLEX™ connector Brand name of JUPITER's power connector.
monaural (2-circuit – “mono”) А jack or plug (of telephone origin) carrying "tip"
(signal) and “sleeve” (ground) circuits. See
stereo, below.
MULTI JUPITER's (multiple-purpose control) operates
many functions that used to require individual
knobs and occupy more panel space.
non-QSK An RF device lacking Ten -Tec’s traditional
break-in capability. See QSK.
non-volatile memory Computer memory that retains its contents
without electrical power.
NR
(Noise
Reduction)
JUPITER's
DSP
function
that
diminishes
random
noise
on received
signals.
open circuit Electrical circuit having a disconnected load. А
common antenna fault.
open-collector A transistor circuit requiring external connection
of a power source and a load.
overcurrent protection Prevents many commonly occurring conditions
from overloading JUPITER's wiring or power
amplifier components. |
| РАСТОК | A popular amateur radio digital mode.
paddles The form of telegraph hand key that controls an
automatic Кеуег.
PBT (Passband Tuning) tunes the receiver's selective
filter across the signal without moving the
apparent receiver tuning.
74269
Second
Printing
6-3
JUPITER Model
538
30 August
2001