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THIS PROGRAM (327) OF SHORTWAVE RADIOGRAM WILL BE TRANSMITTED
19-23 OCTOBER 2023 AND REPEATED 26-30 OCTOBER 2023.
Welcome to program 327 of Shortwave Radiogram.
I'm Kim Andrew Elliott in Arlington, Virginia USA.
Here is the lineup for today's program, in MFSK modes as noted:
1:38 MFSK32: Program preview (now)
2:59 MFSK32: Public may explore London's top secret spy tunnels
7:33 MFSK64: First glimpse of asteroid Bennu samples
11:57 MFSK64: This week's images
28:09 MFSK32: Closing announcements
Please send reception reports to
radiogram@verizon.net
And visit http://swradiogram.net
We're on X/Twitter now:
@SWRadiogram
From New Atlas:
Public given clearance to explore London's top secret spy tunnels
By Adam Williams
October 11, 2023
Hidden roughly 40 m (131 ft) below central London's streets lies
a fascinating but little-known network of tunnels. Originally
conceived as a bomb shelter during WWII, the Kingsway Exchange
Tunnels were used as a telecommunications center and even a spy
headquarters. Now WilkinsonEyre has revealed plans to open them
up and tell their story to the public.
As mentioned, the Kingsway Exchange Tunnels were originally built
in the 1940s to protect Londoners from Nazi bombs during the
Blitz, plus they also served as a home for the Special Operations
Executive branch of MI6 – indeed, WilkinsonEyre says they
inspired the depiction of James Bond's Q Branch. Following WWII,
they were then expanded upon and hosted a Transatlantic telephone
link, playing a crucial role facilitating the hotline between
Washington and Moscow during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
During its peak, the site accommodated up to 200 staff, supported
by self-contained water and air conditioning systems. It also
boasted some amenities, including a restaurant, what was thought
to be London's deepest licensed bar, and a recreation room
complete with snooker tables. However, by the late 1980s,
telecommunication technology had advanced to the point that the
tunnels were deemed obsolete and they largely remained unused.
WilkinsonEyre says that after 70 years of protection under the
UK's Official Secrets Act, a significant portion of the
underground network will be opened up to the public.
Assuming it goes ahead as planned, the renovation will be focused
on a section of the tunnels that measures a combined length of 1
mile (around 1.6 km) and 8,000 sq m (86,111 sq ft). The tunnels
measure 7.6 m (24 ft) in diameter, or approximately the width of
three London buses, and will be used to host exhibition spaces
and displays, as well as some of the original telecommunications
gear.
"Subject to planning approval, the vision is to transform the
tunnels into one of the world's most unique cultural
experiences," explained WilkinsonEyre. "It will bring to life the
history of the tunnels by installing high-resolution large-scale
curved immersive screens, together with interactive structures,
scent- emitting technology and hundreds of individual acoustic
pinpoint speakers. With an operational capacity of two million
visitors per year, the tunnels could also host different
experiences in partnership with major entertainment businesses,
artists, performers and curators."
The London Tunnels proposal has been unveiled as part of a public
consultation program to gather feedback before a planning
application is officially submitted later this year. It has a
budget of £220 million (roughly US$270 million) and is expected
to open in 2027.
Source: WilkinsonEyre
https://newatlas.com/architecture/london-tunnels-wilkinson-eyre/
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This is Shortwave Radiogram in MFSK64
Please send your reception report to radiogram@verizon.net
From Futurity.org:
First glimpse of asteroid Bennu samples reveals carbon, water
October 13th, 2023
Posted by U. Arizona
Initial studies of the 4.5-billion-year-old asteroid Bennu sample
collected in space and recently brought back to Earth show
evidence of water and high-carbon content.
Together, they could indicate the building blocks of life on
Earth may be found in the rock.
NASA announced the finding October 11 from its Johnson Space
Center in Houston, where scientists showed off the asteroid
material for the first time since it landed in the Utah desert on
September 24. The finding was part of a preliminary assessment of
the OSIRIS-REx science team.
"As we peer into the ancient secrets preserved within the dust
and rocks of asteroid Bennu, we are unlocking a time capsule that
offers us profound insights into the origins of our solar
system," says Dante Lauretta, professor of planetary sciences at
the University of Arizona and OSIRIS-REx principal investigator.
"The bounty of carbon-rich material and the abundant presence of
water-bearing clay minerals are just the tip of the cosmic
iceberg. These discoveries, made possible through years of
dedicated collaboration and cutting-edge science, propel us on a
journey to understand not only our celestial neighborhood but
also the potential for life's beginnings. With each revelation
from Bennu, we draw closer to unraveling the mysteries of our
cosmic heritage."
One of the core questions driving the mission is understanding
the origin of Earth as a habitable planet, Lauretta says, and the
current understanding of what makes a world habitable is abundant
liquid water on the surface, such as the Earth's oceans and
freshwater supplies.
"When Earth formed, especially after the giant impact that spun
off the moon, the water and carbon were lost from our planet, so
we're looking to figure out, 'How did we get that material
back?'" Lauretta says. "Our leading hypothesis is that asteroids
rich in carbon and water came in later and delivered the
essential building blocks of life, made the Earth a habitable
world, and the rest is history."
Although more work is needed to understand the nature of the
carbon compounds found, the initial discovery bodes well for
future analyses of the asteroid Bennu sample. The secrets held
within the rocks and dust from the asteroid will be studied for
decades to come, offering insights into how our solar system was
formed, how the precursor materials to life may have been seeded
on Earth, and what precautions need to be taken to avoid asteroid
collisions with our home planet.
"The OSIRIS-REx sample is the biggest carbon-rich asteroid sample
ever delivered to Earth and will help scientists investigate the
origins of life on our own planet for generations to come," says
Bill Nelson, NASA Administrator.
"Almost everything we do at NASA seeks to answer questions about
who we are and where we come from. NASA missions like OSIRIS-REx
will improve our understanding of asteroids that could threaten
Earth while giving us a glimpse into what lies beyond. The sample
has made it back to Earth, but there is still so much science to
come—science like we've never seen before."
The goal of the OSIRIS-REx sample collection was 60 grams of
asteroid material. Curation experts at NASA Johnson, working in
new clean rooms built especially for the mission, have spent 10
days so far carefully disassembling the sample return hardware to
obtain a glimpse at the bulk sample within.
When the science canister lid was first opened, scientists
discovered bonus asteroid material covering the outside of the
collector head, canister lid, and base. There was so much extra
material it slowed down the careful process of collecting and
containing the primary sample.
"Our labs were ready for whatever Bennu had in store for us,"
says Vanessa Wyche, director of NASA Johnson. "We've had
scientists and engineers working side-by-side for years to
develop specialized gloveboxes and tools to keep the asteroid
material pristine and to curate the samples so researchers now
and decades from now can study this precious gift from the
cosmos."
Within the first two weeks, scientists performed "quick-look"
analyses of that initial material, collecting images from a
scanning electron microscope, infrared measurements, X-ray
diffraction, and chemical element analysis. X-ray computed
tomography was also used to produce a 3D computer model of one of
the particles, highlighting its diverse interior. This early
glimpse provided the evidence of abundant carbon and water in the
sample.
For the next two years, the mission's science team will continue
characterizing the samples and conducting the analysis needed to
meet the mission's science goals. NASA will preserve at least 70%
of the sample at Johnson for further research by scientists
worldwide, including future generations of scientists.
As part of OSIRIS-REx's science program, a cohort of more than
200 scientists around the world will explore the regolith's
properties, including researchers from many US institutions, NASA
partners at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, the Canadian
Space Agency, and other scientists from around the world.
Additional samples will also be loaned later this fall to the
Smithsonian Institution, Space Center Houston, and the University
of Arizona's Alfie Norville Gem & Mineral Museum.
Source: University of Arizona
https://www.futurity.org/asteroid-bennu-carbon-water-osiris-rex-298636/
This is Shortwave Radiogram in MFSK64
Please send your reception report to radiogram@verizon.net
This week's images ...
Pumpkins and gourds above the doorway of a Capitol Hill rowhouse
in Washington DC.
https://tinyurl.com/yocasyjt ...
Sending Pic:228x121C;
Neon sign at Pticek and Sons Bakery in Chicago.
https://tinyurl.com/yuyywxwr ...
Sending Pic:204x153C;
South Korea's Black Eagle aerobatics team performs a display at
the Seoul International Aerospace and Defense Exhibition.
https://tinyurl.com/ytzk45fw ...
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Leaves turned red at Oak Mountain State Park, Alabama.
https://tinyurl.com/yvskbbg6 ...
Sending Pic:204x156C;
The moon behind clouds as it begins to move in front of the sun
during the annular solar eclipse, October 14, seen from San
Antonio, Texas.
https://tinyurl.com/yuaftg4j ...
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Late season flower and butterfly in Scotland.
https://tinyurl.com/ylumj2k9 ...
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A tree changing its colors in Capitol Hill, Washington DC,
October 15. https://tinyurl.com/yp4b8zcd ...
Sending Pic:143x202C;
Fallen leaves, assorted colors, at Starved Rack State Park,
Illinois.
https://tinyurl.com/ykusnuss ...
Sending Pic:198x138C;
Our painting of the week is "Fall Leaves and Pumpkin" by Amy
Whitehouse (Arizona).
https://tinyurl.com/ylcdjfoj ...
Sending Pic:204x159C;
Shortwave Radiogram returns to MFSK32 ...
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This is Shortwave Radiogram in MFSK32
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Shortwave Radiogram is transmitted
by:
WRMI, Radio Miami International, wrmi.net
and
WINB Shortwave, winb.com
Please send reception reports to
radiogram@verizon.net
And visit http://swradiogram.net
Twitter:
@SWRadiogram or
twitter.com/swradiogram
I'm Kim Elliott. Please join us for the next Shortwave
Radiogram.
https://jadquir.xyz/pages/mra/index.html#about SWRG#327-R closing song:https://www.shazam.com/de/track/54834930/autumn-leaves
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http://www.rhci-online.net/radiogram/radiogram.htm
QTH: |
D-06193 Petersberg (Germany/Germania) |
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Ant.: |
Dipol for 40m-Band & Boomerang Antenna 11m-Band |
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RX for RF: |
FRG-100B + IF-mixer & ICOM IC-R75 + IF-mixer |
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Software IF: |
con STUDIO1 - Software italiano per SDR on Windows 11 [S-AM-USB/LSB] + HDSDR 2.81 beta6 - for scheduled IF-recording |
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Software AF: |
Fldigi-4.1.26 + flmsg-4.0.20 images-fldigifiles on homedrive.lnk |
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OS: |
Mirosoft Windows 11 Home |
German W7 32bit + 64bit |
PC: |
ASUS S501MD (since 2023) [i7-12700 12th Gen. 12 x 2100 MHz] |
MSI-CR70-2MP345W7 (since 2014) [i5 -P3560 ( 2 x 2600 MHz) ] |
http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Decoding_the_SW_Radiogram_Broadcasts
https://www.qsl.net/ve7vv/Files/Digital%20Modes.pdf
ch292:
http://www.rhci-online.net/html/RCAR-12.html
WRMI:
http://www.rhci-online.net/html/RCAR-12W.html
ch292: http://www.rhci-online.net/html/RNEI45-ch292.html
WRMI: http://www.rhci-online.net/html/RNEI45.html
WRMI: http://www.rhci-online.net/html/RNEI45-DK03.html
Wofferton: http://www.rhci-online.net/html/RNEI45w.html
Paochung: http://www.rhci-online.net/html/RNEI45-JP.html
ch292: http://www.rhci-online.net/html/RNEI46-ch292.html
WRMI: http://www.rhci-online.net/html/RNEI46.html
WRMI: http://www.rhci-online.net/html/RCAR-JARS4.html
ch292:
http://www.rhci-online.net/html/RCAR-13.html
http://www.rhci-online.net/html/RCAR-13-fixed.html
WRMI: http://www.rhci-online.net/html/RCAR-13W.html
Paochung: http://www.rhci-online.net/html/RNEI46-JP.html
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Charles “Charlie” Daniels was born on October 28, 1936.
He died in 2020.
Sending Pic:212x240;
https://www.charliedaniels.com/
Please report your decode to
themightykbc@gmail.com.
Here is a timeline
of "data transmission via
BC
shortwave":
2013-03-16 - 2017-06-17 VoA Radiogram 000-220 USA
(Continuation under private management as SWRG)
2013-08-31 - until now KBC Radiogram
NL (without count, earliest note in my chronicle)
2016-03-23 - 2017-01-14 DIGI DX
01- 44 UK (Among other things also *.mid transferred)
2016-06-17 - 2019-01-01 IBC
DIGITAL
001-134 I (my own count)
2017-06-25 - until now SWRG
001-316 USA (and further ongoing)
2017-11-?? - 2018-12-23 BSR Radiogram 01- 44
USA (Broad Spectrum Radio)
2018-07-25 - 2019-04-06 SSR Radiogram 01- 33
NL (Slow Scan Radio)
2019-02-21 - 2023-08-03 TIAMS
001-222 CAN (This Is A Music Show)
2020-02-15 - until now RNEI
01- 44 UK
(and further ongoing)
2020-03-07 - 2023-08-06 TIAEMS 03/2020-07/2023 CAN (This
Is An Express Music Show)
2021-11-28 - until now Pop Shop Radio
CAN (first find of a playlist in a spectrogram scan)
Projects with digital playlists or
content
https://github.com/PE5PVB/TEF6686_ESP32/wiki/Menu-options-explained
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TEF 6686 Menüoptionen erklärt (SW version 2023-10-30)
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Main Settings
for the selected model.
Allow tuning during screensaver -
Dynamic SPI speed -
can be usefull if a disturbtion
caused by the data to the display occurs
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Haupteinstellungen Modellauswahl - Mit dieser Option können einige Standardfunktionen für das ausgewählte Modell voreingestellt werden. <<Basismodel (ILI9341)>>
Tunings nicht deaktiviert <<Aus>>
verändern, was sinnvoll sein kann, wenn eine Störung durch die Daten zum Display auftritt <<Standard 30 MHz>> |
Audio Settings
Usefull for DIY radio's without volume knob.
On portable devices, leave it at 0dB
Beep at band edge -
You will also hear a beep when the
edge of a shortwave band is reached. Audio output - The radio is capable of having full MPX output on the audio jack. Usefull for analysing stereo and RDS signals. For normal use, leave it on STEREO.
Set stereo separation treshold - Here you can set from which reception level you want to use an existing stereo signal. Below this level only the MONO signal is used.
will be applied. You can set the
corner frequency here.
Set High cut threshold -
It will be activated if the
signallevel drops below the set value.
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Lautstärke einstellen
-
(DIY = Do It Yourself) Nützlich für DIY-Radios ohne Lautstärkeregler.
Belassen Sie es bei tragbaren Geräten bei
0 dB
<<+10dB>>
Piepton an der Bandgrenze
- ein Piepton zu hören sein. Sie hören auch einen Piepton, wenn das Ende eines Kurzwellenbandes
erreicht
ist.
<<Aus>> Audio-Ausgang - Das Radio ist in der Lage, ein komplexes MPX-Signal an der Audiobuchse zur Verfügung zu stellen. Nützlich ist dies für die Analyse von Stereo- und RDS-Signalen.
Für den
normalen Gebrauch sollte man es auf
STEREO belassen
<<Stereo>> Stereotrennschwelle einstellen - Hier kann man einstellen, ab welchem Empfangspegel man ein vorhandenes Stereosignal nutzen möchte. Unter diesem Pegel wird nur das MONO-Signal
verwendet
<<30dBμV>> Einstellen der Eckfrequenz für die Höhenabsenkung - Wenn der Schwellenwert für die Höhenabsenkung ausgelöst wird, wird eine sanfte Absenkung der hohen Töne angewendet.
Sie können hier
die Eckfrequenz einstellen.
<<7000Hz>> Einstellen des Schwellenwertes für die Höhenabsenkung - Hier können Sie den Schwellenwert für die weiche Absenkung der hohen Töne einstellen. Sie wird aktiviert, wenn der Signalpegel unter den
eingestellten Wert fällt.
<<Aus>> |
Display settings
Set Display brightness -
Set the prefered display brightness from 0 to 100%. Show squelch - When ON, the squelch settings are showed in the main screen.
When your radio doesn't have a
squelch knob, you can set this to OFF.
Modulation meter - You can switch it off when you're receiving noise from the displayhardware
on weak signals. Switching off
will reduce data to the display.
Theme -
Here you can set your favorite colour theme.
Screensaver -
Select a value to set when the screensaver will start. Screensaver options -
Select the option what to do when
screensaver is triggered.
Battery options - Switched off will show you a battery icon with a green fill, when battery goes lower, the green fill will reduce, you can also choose to show the
voltage or percentage.
Signalmeter unit -
You can choose between dBuV, dBf or
dBm. Time out timer - Set the time when the radio will go to stand-by. This option is to reduce battery live when you leave the radio on
unattended. The timer will be
reset after every button press.
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Anzeige-Einstellungen
Sprache -
Hier können Sie die Menüsprache auswählen.
<<Deutsch>> Displayhelligkeit einstellen -
Stellen Sie die bevorzugte Displayhelligkeit von 0 bis 100 % ein. Rauschsperre anzeigen - Wenn diese Option aktiviert ist, werden die Squelch-Einstellungen auf dem Hauptbildschirm angezeigt. Wenn Ihr Radio keinen Stummschaltungsknopf hat, können Sie diesen auf AUS
stellen.
<<Ein>> Modulations-Pegel-Anzeige - Mit dieser Option können Sie die Modulationsanzeige aktivieren/deaktivieren. Sie können es ausschalten, wenn Sie bei schwachen Signalen Rauschen von der Displayhardware empfangen.
Durch das Ausschalten werden die Daten
auf dem Display reduziert.
<<Ein>>
Thema
- Hier können Sie
Ihr Lieblingsfarbthema einstellen.
<<Standard>> Bildschirmschoner - Wählen Sie einen Wert aus, der festlegen soll, nach welcher Zeit ohne
Bedienungsaktivitäten der
Bildschirmschoner gestartet wird.
<<Aus>>
Bildschirmschoner-Optionen
- ausgelöst wird. (Reduzierung der Helligkeit oder komplett aus)
<<25%Helligkeit>> Batterie-Optionen - Mit dieser Option können Sie einstellen, wie der Batteriestatus angezeigt werden soll. Ausgeschaltet sieht man ein Batteriesymbol mit einer grünen Füllung, wenn die Batteriespannung niedriger wird, verringert sich die grüne Füllung. Sie können stattdessen auch die Spannung oder den Prozentsatz
anzeigen lassen.
<<Aus>>
Feldstärkeanzeige-Einheit - verwendet werden soll.
Sie können zwischen dBμV, dBf oder dBm wählen.
<<dBμV>>
Ausschalt-Timer - Diese Option dient dazu, die Batterielaufzeit zu reduzieren, wenn Sie das Radio unbeaufsichtigt eingeschaltet lassen. Der Timer wird nach jedem Tastendruck zurückgesetzt. <<60Min>>
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RDS Settings
The higher value, the higher change RDS parsing contains errors.
Can be usefull on disturbed FM
signals Region - Set the RDS region. When switched to USA the PTY will be changed to
RBDS and also a callsign will be
shown under the PI code.
Show underscore in RDS - RDS filter - This will enable or disable the RDS buffer filter in the TEF chip. Disable this to have a quicker RDS decoding, but this can cause
some errors direct after tuning. Show PI errors - When enabled the PI code will also be shown, even when there are errors in the RDS data. Can be usefull on weak FM signals. If the PI code decoding has errors, a questionmark is shown next to
the PI code. Use AF - Usefull when you are on the road. When a certain threshold is reached, the radio will quickly scan for another transmitter with the same program,
but with a better signal. RT buffering - This will buffer the radiotext and show it when the A/B flag changes.
It will give you a more smooth
display of radiotext. Auto sort AF - Enable this to automaticly sort the AF list from lowest to highest
frequency. Fast PS - This will show the PS direct after tuning, even when all bytes are not received. This can cause missing characters direct after tuning,
but gives you a faster PS. |
RDS-Fehler anzeigen - Hier wird der Wert für die Fehlertoleranz bei der RDS-Analyse eingestellt. Je höher der Wert, desto mehr mögliche Fehler bei der RDS-Analyse.
Das kann bei gestörten UKW-Signalen nützlich sein
<<Wenig>> Region - Legen Sie die RDS-Region fest. Bei der Umstellung auf die USA wird der PTY auf RBDS geändert und auch ein Rufzeichen wird unter dem PI-Code angezeigt.
<<Europa>> Dies wird Leerzeichen in PS- und RT-Texten durch Unterstriche ersetzen.
<<Aus>> RDS-Filter - Dadurch wird der RDS-Pufferfilter im TEF-Chip aktiviert oder deaktiviert. Deaktivieren Sie diese Option, um eine schnellere RDS-Dekodierung zu
erhalten, aber dies kann direkt nach dem Tuning zu Fehlern
führen.
<<Aus>>
PI-Fehler anzeigen
- Fehler in den RDS-Daten vorliegen. Das kann bei schwachen FM-Signalen nützlich sein. Wenn die PI-Code-Decodierung Fehler aufweist, wird neben dem PI-Code ein
Fragezeichen angezeigt.
<<Aus>> AF verwenden - Nützlich, wenn Sie unterwegs sind. Wenn ein bestimmter Schwellenwert erreicht ist, dann sucht der Empfänger schnell nach einem anderen Sender mit
dem
gleichen Programm, aber mit einem besseren Signal.
<<Aus>> RT-Pufferung - Dadurch wird der Radiotext gepuffert und erst angezeigt, wenn sich die A/B-Kennung ändert. Dadurch erhalten Sie eine flüssigere Anzeige von
Radiotext.
(es existieren 2 mögliche RT Zeilen A/B)
<<Ein>>
Auto-Sortierung AF
-
zur höchsten Frequenz zu sortieren.
<<Ein>> Schnelle PS - Dadurch wird der PS direct nach dem Tuning angezeigt, auch wenn nicht alle Bytes empfangen werden. Dies kann dazu führen, dass Zeichen direkt nach
dem Tuning fehlen, aber man erhält einen schnelleren PS.
<<Ein>> |
FM Settings
Set converter offset
- antenna input. Local oscillator value can be set between 200 and 2400MHz.
For normal FM radio reception, leave it at 0MHz. Set low band edge - Set the low edge for the FM band
Set the high edge for the FM band
Set level offset - You can use this to compensate cable losses or antenna amplifier gain, so the signalmeter gives you the right value
slows down. Can be usefull to prevent low signal stations disturbed by interference from the display.
FM Noise blanker -
FM default stepsize
- Select FM band - Set the FM bands which should be available when toggling the bands with
the band button
FM deemphasis -
in South and North America. |
FM-Einstellungen
Konverter-Offset festlegen - angeschlossen haben. Der lokale Oszillatorwert kann zwischen 200 und 2400 MHz eingestellt werden. Für normalen UKW-Radioempfang belassen Sie es bei 0 MHz.
<< 0
MHz>>
Obere Bandgrenze einstellen
-
(nur für UKW, OIRT 65-74 MHz
separat vorhanden)
Pegelversatz festlegen
- um Kabelverluste oder den Gewinn des Antennenverstärkers zu kompensieren,
so dass die
Feldstärkeanzeige Ihnen den richtigen Wert liefert
<<0dB>>
Festlegen des
unteren Schwellenwerts - Display werden verlangsamt. Kann nützlich sein, um zu verhindern, dass Sender mit niedrigem Signal durch Störungen des Displays gestört werden.
<<10 dBμV>> Softmute FM - Wenn Sie diese Option einschalten, wird die Lautstärke reduziert, wenn
statisches Rauschen empfangen wird.
<<Ein>>
UKW
Rauschunterdrückung -
reduzieren.
<<50%>> FM-Standardschrittweite - (Schrittweite im OIRT-Bereich 30 kHz)
Stellt
die Standardschrittweite auf 50 kHz, 100 kHz oder 200 kHz
ein.
UKW-Band auswählen
-
mit der Bandtaste verfügbar sein sollen
<<UKW,OIRT>>
UKW-Entzerrung - Setzen sie den Wert auf auf 75 μS, wenn Sie Signale in Süd- und Nordamerika
empfangen.
Für Europa: <<50μs>> |
AM Settings
Softmute AM - Reduces audio volume when receiving static
AM Noise blanker -
be negative.
You can play with this value to get the best DSP
performance on AM bands
Select AM band
-
Show SW wavelength
-
AM CoChannel Detection
- When CoChannelling is detected it will be shown on the screen. It's only a detector, not a filter.
Set the threshold for the CoChannel detector AM ATT - Antenna attenuator setting for AM
MW default stepsize
- Selection between 9 kHz and 10 kHz step size |
AM-Einstellungen
Softmute AM -
Reduziert die Lautstärke beim Empfang statischen Rauschens
<<Ein>> AM Rauschunterdrückung - Kann in einigen Fällen hilfreich sein, um Störungen durch Rauschquellen zu
reduzieren.
<<50%>>
AM HF-Pegel-Offset
- sollte der Wert negativ sein. Sie können mit diesem Wert spielen, um die
beste DSP-Leistung auf AM-Bändern zu erzielen
<<0 dB>>
AM-Band auswählen
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<<LW,MW,KW>>
KW-Wellenlänge anzeigen
-
<<Ein>> AM-Gleichkanal-Erkennung - Stellen Sie hier die Empfindlichkeit für den AM CoChannel-Detektor ein. Erkannte Gleichkanal-Störungen werden auf dem Bildschirm angezeigt.
Es ist allerdings
nur ein Detektor, kein Filter.
<<100%>> AM-Gleichkanal-Erkennung-Schwelle -
Schwellenwert
Zähler für den CoChannel-Detektor
<<
3 >>
AM ATT -
Einstellung der Antennen-Signaldämpfung für AM
<<Aus>> MW Standard Schrittweite - Auswahl zwischen 9 kHz und 10 kHz Schrittweite <<9 kHz>>
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Connectivity USB Mode - Set to XDRGTK or RDS Spy. When XDRGTK baudrate is set to 115200bps.
When
set to RDS Spy baudrate is set to 19200bps.
Wi-Fi Active -
When connection, your IP address
is shown on this line.
Configure Wi-Fi - the Wi-Fi connection with the help of your smartphone.
You can also set the
password voor XDRGTK connection over IP.
Stationlist Client IP -
Stationlist (for example, the IP address of your PC)
Stationlist ID - With this you can detect which radio is controlling Stationlist |
Konnektivität USB-Modus - Sie können unter dieser Option XDRGTK oder RDS Spy auswählen. <<XDRGTK>> Wird XDRGTK ausgewählt dann wird die Baudrate auf 115200 bps eingestellt.
Wird RDS Spy ausgewählt dann wird die Baudrate auf 19200 bps eingestellt. Wi-Fi Aktiv - Aktivieren oder deaktivieren Sie die WLAN-Verbindung. Bei der Verbindung wird Ihre IP-Adresse in dieser Zeile angezeigt. <<Aus>>
(zuerst muss WLAN
konfiguriert werden) Wi-Fi konfigurieren - Stellen Sie das Radio in der Wi-Fi-Konfiguration ein. > Befolgen Sie die im Display angezeigten Anweisungen um die WLAN-Verbindung mit Hilfe Ihres Smartphones einzurichten.
Sie können auch das Passwort für die XDRGTK-Verbindung über IP festlegen.
Senderlisten-Client-IP
-
- des Geräts ein, auf dem "Stationlist" ausgeführt wird
(z. B. die IP-Adresse Ihres PCs)
Senderlisten-ID -
<< 1
>> können Sie hier die ID einstellen. Damit können Sie erkennen, welches Funkgerät die "Stationlist" steuert
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