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MX800 Transceiver General Description
© SPECTRA ENGINEERING 2008 Revision 4.3.1B
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Figure 1-1 Standard Front Panel
1.1.1.2 Local Control Front Panel
The Local Control Front Panel is illustrated in Figure 1-2 below. The Local Control Front Panel is illustrated in
Figure 1-2 Local Control Front Panel Figure 1-2 Local Control Front Panel
It has the same LED indicators as the standard front panel as well as the
following features
It has the same LED indicators as the standard front panel as well as the
following features
Loudspeaker and Volume Control
A 1 Watt loudspeaker is provided to monitor 'on air' received audio as well as
transmit audio from line. Volume control is provided by means of a
potentiometer or a 3-position toggle switch adjacent to the loudspeaker. This
switch is biased in the centre position. To raise or lower the volume the
switch is momentarily moved up or down respectively. For each switch
closure the volume is incremented or decremented a fixed amount. Newer
versions of the MX800 Micro Controller PCB support a conventional rotary
volume control. The newer versions are also backward compatible in that the
circuitry can still support the older up/down control method as well as the
new chassis can still accommodate the older revision board.
The speaker has a link selectable connection to a tone output from the
microcontroller. This may be used in conjunction with the appropriate
software configuration to generate an alert tone to the user.
Loudspeaker and Volume Control
A 1 Watt loudspeaker is provided to monitor 'on air' received audio as well as
transmit audio from line. Volume control is provided by means of a
potentiometer or a 3-position toggle switch adjacent to the loudspeaker. This
switch is biased in the centre position. To raise or lower the volume the
switch is momentarily moved up or down respectively. For each switch
closure the volume is incremented or decremented a fixed amount. Newer
versions of the MX800 Micro Controller PCB support a conventional rotary
volume control. The newer versions are also backward compatible in that the
circuitry can still support the older up/down control method as well as the
new chassis can still accommodate the older revision board.
The speaker has a link selectable connection to a tone output from the
microcontroller. This may be used in conjunction with the appropriate
software configuration to generate an alert tone to the user.
Figure 1-2 below.
Power
RX
TX
CTCSS
Aux
Alarm
RS232 Port
ole
heel
hange
Line I/P Adjust H
Push-w
Channel C
Speake
r
Volume
Control
RJ45
Microphone
Socket
Squelch
A
djust Hole
/PLine O
A
djust Hole