Maestro C Edit TNF

Tom-Freedman

HI,

I'm having trouble editing the width and position of Tracking Noise filters when using a Maestro C. I have no trouble creating a TNF by touching and holding the sceeen for a bit. However the placement of the filter is invariably far from the desired frequency. I see from the manual that one should touch the filter to bring up the edit functions, however I'm only rarely able to access the edit functions. I'm wondering what the trick is.

Thanks for any help,

Tom

Trucker

You're having the same problem I encountered with my Maestro A and later on, my 6600M. The only solution I found that helps is to zoom in on the Slice receiver till it takes up more of your screen. Then, create your TNF from that point. Otherwise, it is near impossible to get it maneuvered into place easily. This was one of my main complaints. It would be better if the TNF could be attached to a knob and then be easily maneuvered into place.

James

WD5GWY

Tom-Freedman

Thanks, I believe that once you reach TNF editing function. one can use the TX menu knob on the Maestro C for editing the TNF. The trick is getting to the editing function. So far, zooming has not been helpful to me the TNF,

Trucker

Editing the TNF can be done by holding your finger on the filter till a couple of selection boxes pop up. One should be for Width and the other for depth. I don't recall beyond that the method to make the actual settings. I just got too frustrated with how long it took to get it setup. So I quit using the TNF except for when I was running SmartSDR on my pc.

James

WD5GWY

Gary Wise

See page 53 in the Maestro Manual.

Create the TNF. Then select the TNF by clicking on it so a Menu box appears. BW is adjusted by the A-Side BW Select knob (High/Width). Frequency is fine tuned with the A-Side BW Select Knob (Low/Shift).

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Trucker

Works with the M model radios too! I don't know when it was added, but thanks for posting.

James

WD5GWY