Switching Width During CW operations | Kenwood TS-480 specification

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Fig. 21: Switching WIDTH

during CW operations

Listed below are the filter bandwidths (unit: Hz) that can be chosen; default values are shown in bold.

CW
WIDTH	50	80	100	200	300	400	500	600	1000	2000

FSK
WIDTH	250	500	1000	1500

When the optional CW filters are installed, the TS-480 will automatically select the optimum IF filter in accordance with the DSP filter bandwidth.

Also available are filters for PSK31 and RTTY data mode operations. From the menu, if you select ON for the “Available data communications filters”, these data communications filters can be used in SSB mode. You can choose from 3 center frequencies and 7 WIDTH settings.

Listed below are the filter types (unit: Hz) that can be chosen; default values are shown in bold.

For data
communications
Center	1000	1500	2210
WIDTH	50	100	250	500	1000	1500	2400

During PSK31 operations, the center frequency is set to either 1000Hz or 1500Hz.

Furthermore, since it is now possible to select an optional CW IF filter in SSB mode, it is possible to narrow the bandwidth.

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Kenwood TS-480 manual Switching Width During CW operations

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Page TS-480HX TS-480SAT Design Objectives Determination to create a unique transceiverBack to basics The appeal of HF lies in DX’ing Standalone control panel Focus on basic performance200W challenge Overview of the TS-480 Series Adding appeal to fixed station operations Development Objectives for the TS-480 Series TS-480 concept began with development of the TS-570?Achieving 200W output in a compact transceiver Focusing on HF TX circuits 200W final section Circuitry TX IMD output 200W SPS schematic diagram SPS separate power sources TS-480HX only Failsafe device some TS-480HX versions only 100W final sectionAntenna tuner TS-480SAT 200W final section FM circuit FM modulation block diagram RX 1st mixer RX circuitry Front end RX dynamic range RX sensitivity Jumpers for joy Comparison of optional CW filters 500Hz Circuitry after the roofing filter Option installation unit Full compatibility with digital modes data modes Auxiliary FeaturesFeatures useful for 50MHz operations Features useful for mobile operations New 5MHz band Features of the Built-in DSP DSP circuitIdeal for mobile operations DNL Demonstrates how ignition noise is reduced by the DNL Noise reduction NR OFF BC OFF Beat cancel RX DSP filters Switching Width During CW operations CW auto tune RX equalizer & TX equalizer TS-480 menus Tips DSP Useful if you want to go on to tune FSK APO Functions that can be assigned to PF keys Assigned Use Split Quick menu Making menus easier to use Menu switching Internal structure of the main unit Structural Features Cooling Cooling diagram Upper side Temperature rise around final transistors Page Design concept New Option Voice Guide & Storage Unit VGS-1 Constant recording functionMessage recording/playback function Voice Guide ResetConfiguration mode for TX output, etc Menu settings Split mode Variable Voice Guide speed Other featuresVFO mode, direct frequency entry Memory channel Main functions KNS addedButton layout & basic operation CW keying Changing memory and registered details Reading and writing files Compatibility with KNS Kenwood Network Command System Accidental continuous TX Setting up KNS on the Arcp sidePage Using a broadband router New Option ARHP-10 Amateur Radio Host Program Freeware Checking LAN settings User setup Adjust PC volumePage Network & Operations Problem Solution Troubleshooting Cannot get KNS to work Sound Problem Solution Connect a microphone to the computer and bring up TS-480 In-Depth Manual