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« on: November 23, 2009, 09:20:10 am »
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PLEASE TO REPRESENT THE FUNCTION OF EACH POTENTIOMETER OF DELTA PULSE :

- PULSE WIDTH OR TX POWER
- DELAY
- RANGE
- THRESHOLD
- SENSITIVITY

I FORGET THE NAME ONE OF POTENTIOMETER

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« Reply #2 on: November 24, 2009, 04:05:41 am »
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Quote:Posted by apocalypto
PLEASE TO REPRESENT THE FUNCTION OF EACH POTENTIOMETER OF DELTA PULSE :

- PULSE WIDTH OR TX POWER
- DELAY
- RANGE
- THRESHOLD
- SENSITIVITY

I FORGET THE NAME ONE OF POTENTIOMETER

THANK YOU


HI EUGEN PLEASE DEFINE:
- THE FUNCTION OF EACH POTENTIOMETER.
- THE VALUES AND THE SETTING OF EACH POTENTIOMETER
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Quote:Posted by apocalypto
HI EUGEN PLEASE DEFINE:
- THE FUNCTION OF EACH POTENTIOMETER.
- THE VALUES AND THE SETTING OF EACH POTENTIOMETER
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Hello Apocalypto . Look at the top picture for reference . Starting from the left is labeled [noise] which is P3 20K ohm and is the pulse-width or transmit power adjustment . The next one over is labeled [sens] it is P2 500K ohms and it is the timing range adjust for the second delay pulse start . The next one to the right is [Gain] which is P4 20K ohm which adjusts input signal to I.C. D5A [TL062] . The next one is the audio [Threshold] P-5 10K ohm . The last is [sound] or volume control we can call P6 which can be 100 ohms and is not shown on the schematic , and was added in series with R45 39 ohms.
The last photo shows typical timing pulses if you have an OSCILLOSCOPE !!

HH............Eugene

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