Re: [TenTec] Orion Notes, High/Low Cut

[Bob Henderson <bob@cytanet.com.cy>]

I don't usually use the Hi/Lo cut control on the Orion, preferring the 
BW/PBT alternative but I tried the manoevre Jack, W4TJE suggested and 
find mine behaves the same way his does.

I am not certain but what I think is happening is this:

When the Hi/Lo cut knob is rotated the displayed b/w changes as does the 
depiction of roofing filter b/w.  However, only the roofing filter 
selection changes and while the displayed DSP b/w changes it seems the 
actual DSP b/w doesn't.  That is.....until the Hi/Lo cut control is 
depressed for a second or two, whereupon the actual DSP b/w changes to 
the displayed b/w.  Rather odd and  I don't know why it is this way.  I 
suspect it probably shouldn't be.

The PBT/BW control behaves differently. Changes to the displayed b/w are 
immediately reflected in changes in actual DSP b/w and where 
appropriate, roofing filter selection.  Depressing the PBT/BW control 
for a second or two resets PBT to zero.

Seems like this might be something for Ten Tec to look into.

73  Bob, 5B4AGN



K4IA@aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 5/20/2004 22:44:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
> w4tje@mindspring.com writes:
> when qrm comes on above my freq. I tighten up 
> the high cut filter, and then push the knob, holding it down for several 
> seconds. The action created by pushing in and holding the knob is much more 
> dramatic and effective than by only turning to tighten the filter. 
> I can;t duplicate this.  What does the BW, PBT and RIT readout say before and 
> after you push the button?
>
>
> Radio k4ia
> "Buck"
> Fredericksburg, Virginia USA
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