Does the CDM1250/1550 and GM360/380 series have a switchable 3dB attenuator pad?
The service manual states the following:
" A switchable 3dB pad (R3022, R3024, R3016, and R3018) controlled via Line FECNTL_2 and Q3021 stabilizes the output impedance and intermodulation performance".
However, I can find no mention in the CPS about a switchable attenuator pad option.
So is it possible to switch in an attenuator in a CDM radio? Maybe this is used when a CDM is used to build a repeater??
CDM1550 - switchable 3dB pad - does this exist?
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Re: CDM1550 - switchable 3dB pad - does this exist?
Have you looked in the Tuner software?However, I can find no mention in the CPS about a switchable attenuator pad option.
Re: CDM1550 - switchable 3dB pad - does this exist?
I checked out the tuner section but could not find anything relating to a 3dB attenuator.
Have you ever come across this feature?
Do you have to have certain accessory socket pins enabled to view repeater data?
Have you ever come across this feature?
Do you have to have certain accessory socket pins enabled to view repeater data?
Re: CDM1550 - switchable 3dB pad - does this exist?
Could it be a per-channel "Local/DX" setting, like GM300s have?
Bob M.
Bob M.
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Re: CDM1550 - switchable 3dB pad - does this exist?
I don't believe they have a local/dx setting.
I've been working with CDMs for a long time, never came across anything about an attenuator and never had any need for it. My advice would be don't worry about it, it's probably something internal that you have no control over.
I've been working with CDMs for a long time, never came across anything about an attenuator and never had any need for it. My advice would be don't worry about it, it's probably something internal that you have no control over.