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Anonymous: New page: == Tuning/Diagnostics == Back to manualhttp://info.aprs.net/index.php?title=Otwincfg.exe Image:tuning.jpg

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New page: == Tuning/Diagnostics == Back to manualhttp://info.aprs.net/index.php?title=Otwincfg.exe Image:tuning.jpg

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== Tuning/Diagnostics ==
Back to manual[[http://info.aprs.net/index.php?title=Otwincfg.exe]]

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-Back to manual[[http://info.aprs.net/index.php?title=Otwincfg.exe]]
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 This is used to set your output level, test the red and green diode lights on your [[Tracker2]].  If you toggle both the red and green, you get a yellow light on your [[Tracker2]].  You can tell this is a screen shot of a [[Tracker2]] and not a [[T2-135]] because the voltage and temperature do make sense.  When both tone buttons are on, the tracker sends alternating mark/space tones at the specified baud rate. The ‘Sensors’ pane shows the raw readings from the on‐board sensors. The temperature reading is shown without the calibration constant applied. Calculate the difference between the actual temperature and the displayed temperature to determine the proper value for the temperature adjustment setting.
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 Back to manual[[http://info.aprs.net/index.php?title=Otwincfg.exe]]
-This is used to set your output level, test the red and green diode lights on your Tracker2.  If you toggle both the red and green, you get a yellow light on your Tracker2.  You can tell this is a screen shot of a Tracker2 and not a T2-135 because the voltage and temperature do make sense.  When both tone buttons are on, the tracker sends alternating mark/space tones at the specified baud rate. The ‘Sensors’ pane shows the raw readings from the on‐board sensors. The temperature reading is shown without the calibration constant applied. Calculate the difference between the actual temperature and the displayed temperature to determine the proper value for the temperature adjustment setting.
+This is used to set your output level, test the red and green diode lights on your [[Tracker2]].  If you toggle both the red and green, you get a yellow light on your [[Tracker2]].  You can tell this is a screen shot of a [[Tracker2]] and not a [[T2-135]] because the voltage and temperature do make sense.  When both tone buttons are on, the tracker sends alternating mark/space tones at the specified baud rate. The ‘Sensors’ pane shows the raw readings from the on‐board sensors. The temperature reading is shown without the calibration constant applied. Calculate the difference between the actual temperature and the displayed temperature to determine the proper value for the temperature adjustment setting.
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                                     Back to manual[[http://info.aprs.net/index.php?title=Otwincfg.exe]]
-This is used to set your output level, test the red and green diode lights on your Tracker2.  If you toggle both the red and green, you get a yellow light on your Tracker2.  You can tell this is a screen shot of a Tracker2 and not a T2-135 because the voltage and temperature do make sense.  You can also send a test tone at either 1200 or 300 baud, and it can be either high or low.
+This is used to set your output level, test the red and green diode lights on your Tracker2.  If you toggle both the red and green, you get a yellow light on your Tracker2.  You can tell this is a screen shot of a Tracker2 and not a T2-135 because the voltage and temperature do make sense.  When both tone buttons are on, the tracker sends alternating mark/space tones at the specified baud rate. The ‘Sensors’ pane shows the raw readings from the on‐board sensors. The temperature reading is shown without the calibration constant applied. Calculate the difference between the actual temperature and the displayed temperature to determine the proper value for the temperature adjustment setting.
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                                     Back to manual[[http://info.aprs.net/index.php?title=Otwincfg.exe]]
-This is used to set your output level, test the red and green diode lights on your Tracker2.  You can tell this is a screen shot of a Tracker2 and not a T2-135 because the voltage and temperature do make sense.
+This is used to set your output level, test the red and green diode lights on your Tracker2.  If you toggle both the red and green, you get a yellow light on your Tracker2.  You can tell this is a screen shot of a Tracker2 and not a T2-135 because the voltage and temperature do make sense.  You can also send a test tone at either 1200 or 300 baud, and it can be either high or low.
 [[Image:tuning.jpg]]