Kenwood TS-480 User Manual page 30

Volume 12
adjustment
13
14
15
16
RX IF filters 17
DSP 18
equalizers
19
DSP TX 20
filters
Fine-tuning 21
TX output
TX control 22
Transverter 23
24
Beep output level
Sidetone volume
VGS-1 message playback
volume
VGS-1 announcement
volume
VGS-1 announcement
speed
Use CW IF filter for SSB
reception
DSP RX equalizer
DSP TX equalizer
DSP TX filter bandwidth
TX power output control
Time-out timer
Frequency when using
transverter
Output power adjustment for
transverter
You can adjust this to suit your
preference.
For full break-in, it is easier to hear the
sidetone if you raise this volume.
You can check what has been
recorded.
Switch this OFF if you do not need
announcements while working the
radio.
You can adjust this to suit your
preference.
This is useful for PSK31 operations.
You can adjust frequency
characteristics during reception. Select
the position that best suits your
external speaker/headphones.
As with #18, this is not as versatile as a
dedicated graphic equalizer, but it is
useful for tailoring TX frequency
characteristics to match your mic and
voice.
As this is AF DSP, it is not as versatile
as IF DSP, but it can be used to
remove low frequencies during
transmit.
You can choose between a 5W step
and a 1W step. Useful for fine
adjustment of output when using a
linear amp.
This automatically terminates
transmission after a set time. Useful as
a failsafe for network (KNS)
operations.
You can change the frequency
displayed by the transceiver to the
operating frequency of the Transverter.
Unlike the TS-570, you can set any
frequency.
Transverter output is fixed at 5W for
the TS-570, but with the TS-480 you
can choose output freely (within the
transmitter's capability).
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