The OmniV was a first attempt at microprocessor controlled radio. It was only partially successful. Nonstandard computer interface, but a pretty good CW radio, etc. Fixed offset/sidetone at 600 Hz. O
My Omni V has both a CW offset LEVEL and PITCH control. The sidetone pitch IS adjustable. A few differences between the rigs include: the Omni V does not have an RIT - the Omni VI does. The Omni V ha
cAME FROM THE FACTORY LIKE THAT ? OR HAS BEEN MODIFIED? My Omni V has both a CW offset LEVEL and PITCH control. The sidetone pitch IS adjustable. A few differences between the rigs include: the Omni
manual. The schematic for the "Sidetone Board (81362)" is on page 6-51 of the manual. The control pots for the "user adjustable CW PITCH and LEVEL" are located on the rear of the rig and shown on pa
Ooopps! Steve (KB3MM) has pointed out to me that I may have misinterpreted the original discussion and the question seemed more likely to be related to the RECEIVED CW sidetone. So I stand corrected,