APPENDIX B CALSET VALUES FOR VARIOUS MODULATOR TONE FREQUENCIES (1274/78) (TNC-2) Tone CALSET # Adjust Adjust Modem / Remarks 2120** 248 R106 R78 HF Packet & RTTY Fc = 2200 Hz 2320** 227 R105 R77 200 Hz shift 1600 329 R106 R78 HF Packet & RTTY Fc = 1700 Hz 1800 292 R105 R77 200 Hz shift 1300 404 R78 R78 Packet / Fc = 1700 Hz, 800 Hz shift. CCITT V.23 std., preferable for HF 1200 baud, works 2100 250 R77 R77 well on VHF FM too 1200 438 R78 R78 Packet / Old 1200 baud standard. Too wide to fit comfortably through SSB filters for linear 2200 239 R77 R77 mode 1200 baud use 2125 248 R122* NONE VHF RTTY Fc = 2550 Hz 2975 177 R119* NONE 850 Hz shift 750 701 R139* NONE CW 775 678 R139* NONE CW 800 657 R139* NONE CW 825 637 R139* NONE CW 850 618 R139* NONE CW / SSTV 1500 351 R138* NONE SSTV 2178 242 R122* NONE HF RTTY/ASCII/AMTOR Fc = 2220 Hz 2263 233 R119* NONE 85 Hz shift. *** * These adjustments available on MFJ-1278 only. ** This tone pair may require a change of resistor values on the modulator header so that the tuning range of the adjustment pots will cover the listed frequency. (TNC-2) *** Military standard for data rates below 110 baud. Allows use of very narrow IF filters for noise bandwidth reduction and interference rejection. Requires R141 value to be changed to 300 K ohms. This will make wide shift RTTY unavailable on the "normal" demodulator. The 1200 baud packet demodulator can be selected for wide shift RTTY use by the OPMODE command. If you have a MFJ-1278 and HF RTTY / ASCII / AMTOR operation is a primary consideration, and baud rates beyond 110 are not anticipated, some improvement in performance can be gained by changing the value of C64 to 0.033 microfarads. This is easily done by tacking a 0.022 microfarad cap across C64.