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Fig. 4lontrol Setup for Audio Output.

NOTE: When feeding the audio signal 4. Adjust the AUDIO OUTPUT control for an
directly to the microphone input using adequate audio level.
the audio test lead, the level of audio
signal may overdrive the mic pre-amp. NOTE: l{hen the SSB two-tone is used
Inserting a 100K Ohm resistor in series for such tests as the alignment of the
with the red test lead will usually match balanced modulator of an SSB trans-
the output impedance of the generator mitter, the audio should be fed directly
to the input impedance of the pre-amp. into the audio circuitry of the trans-
ceiver rather than using the Dynamic
Mike Tester. The reason for this is the
2. Select the audio frequency desired (400 Hz, frequency resporu;e of most CB micro-
1000 Hz, or SSB two-tone) at the AUDIO phones used with the Dynamic Mike
selector switch. Tester will cause the carefully balanced
levels of the two audio signalsto become
3. Connect the audio cable to the desired test point unbalanced which may indicate symtoms
or place the microphone on top of the rubber in the transmitter that are not actually
cushion on the Dynamic Mike Tester. present.

FREQUErcY COUNTER

The FREQUENCY COUNTER inputs of the CB42 1. Connect the output of the transmitter to be
allow extemal frequenciesof up to 50 MHz to be tested to the 50 OHM EXTERNAL FRE-
measuredwith the resulting frequency indicated on QUENCY input jack using the supplied RF
the DIGITAL READOUT. The counter offersboth a cable.
50 Ohm loaded input or high-sensitivity1 Meg input.
2. Selectthe EXTERNAL FREQ.,50 OHM LOAD
To use the 50 OHM LOADED EXTERNAL FRE- position on the DIGITAL READOUT SELEC-
QUENCY input: TOR.

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