Icom IP1000C Instruction Manual page 141

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ABOUT THE SETTING SCREEN
8. [Transceiver Settings] Menu
■ Transceiver Settings [IP110H]
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(This is only an example.)
Headset/Earphone Mic
Noise Canceller �����
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VOX ����������
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Attack Time �������
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VOX: Enable
Release Time ������
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VOX: Enable
Voice Delay �������
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VOX: Enable
Select whether or not to use the noise canceller function.
The function reduces the environmental noise and the destination can
hear your voice clearer.
This setting commonly effects to the internal microphone, earphone
microphone, and headset.
Select whether the IP110H can use the VOX (voice operated
transmission) function or not.
The transceiver has a VOX function*, which allows hands-free
operation.
L Turn OFF the IP110H before connecting and disconnecting the earphone
microphone or headset.
L When you select other than "Disable," the setting items from "Attack Time" to
"VOX Threshold" are displayed.
L The VOX function is not usable when you select "Internal Mic" for the
transceiver that is set to the Full-duplex communication.
Adjust the Attack time to between 5 and 500 milliseconds in 5
millisecond steps.
When audio from a headset microphone is input for this specified time,
the IP110H starts transmitting.
Adjust the Release time to between 5 and 2000 milliseconds in 5
millisecond steps.
The release time is amount of time the transmitter stays ON after you
stop speaking.
Adjust the Voice Delay time to prevent clipping of the first few syllables
after you begin speaking.
The adjustable range is between 0 and 500 milliseconds, in 5
millisecond steps.
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[Transceiver Settings]–[Transceiver Settings]
(Default: 50 (milliseconds))
(Default: 200 (milliseconds))
(Default: 200 (milliseconds))
(Default: Enable)
(Default: Disable)