User Guide
Table Of Contents
- Welcome to the SRX 600
- CONTENTS
- Hardware details
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- Chapter Overview
- 1)Code Set (and details on codes)
- 2)Search
- 3)Signal
- Codelog Mode
- 5
- Chapter overview
- 1)Config > 1)NewCFG
- 1)Config## > 2)Scan Settings
- 1)Config## > 3)Freq/Ch
- Creating a Configuration Specific Frequency Table
- Adding a Frequency/channel
- Deleting a Frequency/channel
- Enabling and Disabling a Frequency/channel
- Assigning a Transmitter Type to a Freq/Ch
- Deleting all frequencies in a Frequency Table
- Enabling/Disabling all frequencies in a Frequency Table
- Assigning a Transmitter Type to all Freq/Ch
- 1)Config## > 4)Ant/Hydr
- 1)Config## > 5)Filters
- 1)Config## > 6)Sensors
- 2)Scan > 1)Continue to log data
- 2)Scan > 2)Del All Data (password)
- 3)Master Ftable
- Downloading Data
- 6
- 7
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THE KEYPAD AND LCD DISPLAY
Adjusting Frequency and Gain
Guide to the SRX 600 receiver Rev A #10112 Chapter 2 - - Page 23
A DJUSTING FREQUENCY AND GAIN
A new frequency can be selected using the Up or Down Arrows.
The amount of increment or decrement is specified by Set Delta for
frequency (see section called Set Delta for details).
A new gain can be selected using the Up or Down Arrows. The
amount of increment or decrement is specified by Set Delta for gain
(see section called Set Delta for details).
U SING NOISE BLANKING (N BLANK)
Noise blanking enhances the receiver’s audio performance, especially in aircraft
or other high-noise environments, by suppressing the receiver’s audio response
except when a signal is detected.
This also helps prevent auditory fatigue when using the receiver for extended
periods of time.
Press the key labelled NBlank to enable and disable noise blanking.
T URNING ON THE BACKLIGHT
Press the Light key once to turn on the backlight. Using the light consumes more
power, but may be necessary in low light conditions to see the LCD display.
S ET DELTA
Set Delta is used to set the increments for frequency and gain so that when the Up
and Down Arrows for frequency and gain adjustment are used, the receiver
knows the amount it should advance up or down.