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The Info-Tech M-200F receives Morse code with autorange from 5 to 105 WPM. It also decodes regular Baudot radioteletype still used by some international press agencies, weather stations and aeronautical concerns (45, 50, 57, 74 and 100 baud). Modes and speeds are easily selected by the function knob. Three standard shifts of 170, 425 and 850 Hz can be selected, plus variable shift. It also decodes ASCII at 110 baud. The Morse code demodulator is centered on 1000 Hz, but is adjustable. The ATC - Automatic Threshold Control feature allows RTTY decoding with reception of either Mark or Space. This is useful during marginal or fading conditions. The UOS - Unshift on Space function is useful when copying RTTY text (resets to LTRS case upon receipt of the SPACE character). A Wide-Narrow switch alters the bandwidth of the RTTY demodulator. LED indicators include: Mark [MK], Space [SP], Auto-start, Morse lock, Buffer Overflow, Limiter and Bar graph tuning. Comes from a smoking environment. I cleaned the outside and got rid most of the smell. I am a non-smoker and it would be okay for me. Manual needs airing out. (Info-tech m-200F rtty/ascii/cw dedicated decoder was posted and is owned by: Bobbi Marks) |
Bobbi_marks@chicagopartsnetwork.com (Bobbi Marks) for more information.
