wow, sounds complicated!  I may need some help with this one!

On 6/28/2015 8:22 PM, Michael Ryan wrote:
> Jeff:
> I'm not sure what PNLCS stands for, probably some Yaesu weird acranum. :)
> The contour is a signal inhancing filter. So when you togal the DSP button
> to contour, pressing the select button towards the front panel gives you a
> certain audio sound.
> When you rotate the select knob counter clockwize and clockwize etc, you
> get different audio sounds that shape the audio. Its mainly used for week
> signal copying but not quite as good as an audio peak filter in CW, which
> the FT-450D does have I think.
> So you togal the DSP button through contour, notch which is explanatory,
> DNR which is the noise reduction, width which narrows things from 6KHZ down
> to 3, then 1.8 and in CW from 500HZ down to 250HZ. The last push of the DSP
> button turns it off and allows the select knob to jump up and down in
> frequency or if you set it in the menu, a push of the select knob towards
> the panel, accesses the power adjustment.
> This leaves the CS button to activate 1 of many options programmed such as
> moni turn off and on, the digital voice recorder etc but when you enable it
> in the PNLCS menu item, pressing the F key followed by the CS announces
> your configured speech out put. I had mine set to freq and mode
> announcement and gave an S-9 estimate.
>
> 73:
> Mike De VO1AX
>
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