Don,

 > Yes, there is a lot of granularity to that display, but it still
 > give a good idea of the filter placement within the audio spectrum

The problem is that there is no change between 500/400 Hz or between
250/200 Hz.  That means it is not possible to determine if a 400 Hz
or 200 Hz filter are selected only from the filter width display.
In the case where the "FLn" icons are too small to be read with one's
distance lenses and the radio is too far away for the reading lenses
the filter width display should be an important clue to the selected
filter.

73,

    ... Joe, W4TV

On 6/4/2010 10:00 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> Mike,
>
> That truncated pyramid should change as you move the HI/LO CUT or
> SHIFT/WIDTH knobs.  In other words, it should respond to changes in the
> DSP filter controls.  Set the K3 to SSB and if the HI/LO indicators are
> not illuminated, push one of the two buttons in - then turn the HI CUT
> knob counterclockwise.  The segments to the right should drop off as you
> rotate the knob.
>
> Then switch to the SHIFT/WIDTH display - rotate the shift knob and the
> display should move left to right (no change in width), and rotate the
> WIDTH knob to change the width - when you go counterclockwise, it should
> go down to 50 Hz and the number of bars will be only two.
>
> Yes, there is a lot of granularity to that display, but it still give a
> good idea of the filter placement within the audio spectrum
>
> 73,
> Don W3FPR
>
> Mike wrote:
>> The truncated pyramid icon that displays a filter's width only has 2
>> sizes, a wide one (11 'segments') for my 2.8 and a narrower (7
>> 'segments') for both the 400 and 250 filters. Is that the way it's
>> supposed to be? The wording on the xfil display is getting too small for
>> these eyes.
>>
>>
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