Kenwood TS-60S Instruction Manual page 43

Turning IF SHIFT
counterclockwise ¢m
INTERFERENCE AND NOISE
ELIMINATION
IF SHIFT
changing the receive frequency.
When the IF pass band is shifted, as shown in the
diagram, it is possible to reduce or completely
eliminate adjacent frequency interference.
IF pass band
Desired
signal
Turning IF SHIFT
= clockwise
Desired signal
Interfering signal
Adjust the IF SHIFT control clockwise to eliminate an
interfering signal lower than your receive frequency.
This attenuates interference lower in frequency.
Adjust the IF SHIFT control counterclockwise to
eliminate an interfering signal higher than your receive
frequency. This attenuates interference higher in
frequency.
IF FILTER
NOISE BLANKER
AUDIO AND SOUND FEATURES
"BEEP" TONE
The transceiver "beeps" to confirm that a button is
pressed. The volume of the beep is adjustable with a
variable resistor inside the transceiver. Refer to
"Adjustments" on page 53. If desired, it is possible to
turn off the function. Refer to Menu Set-up (Menu B,
No. 50) on page 47.
MODE CONFIRMATION TONE OUTPUT
(MORSE CODE or BEEP)
Pressing a modulation mode button causes the first
character of the mode to sound in Morse code. This
can be changed so that a beep will sound instead.
Refer to Menu Set-up (Menu B, No. 51) on page 47.
in the SSB, CW, or AM mode, you can use the
narrow filter by changing the menu setting. Refer to
Menu Set-up (Menu A, No. 03) on page 46.
For SSB and CW, you can change from the 2.4 kHz
standard filter to the 0.5 kHz (optional) filter. You
must first install the optional 0.5 kHz filter.
For AM, you can change from the standard 6 kHz
AM filter to the built-in 2.4 kHz filter.
Note:
1 The -N indicator appears when the 0.5 kHz filter is selected
for SSB or CW, or when the 2.4 kHz filter is selected for AM.
-N is visible even if the narrow filter is not installed.
2 There is no filter selection for FM.
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Mode Morse Code Output
LSB (-N) — 4s (L)
USB(-N} - (U)
CW(-N) 7 (C)
cCW(R) eS a t bee a ERY
AM(-N) = (A)
FM 8 (F)