  RADIO WIDE DEVIATION ALIGNMENT


  The Radio Wide Deviation Alignment screen allows you to set the Transmit
  Deviation and Reference Deviation values for all channels.  Follow the
  instructions in the Radio Wide Deviation Alignment section of your P200
  Lowband Radio Service Manual.

  NOTE:  The Workspace must match the radio's Codeplug before any alignment
  is attempted, otherwise it will be invalid.  Therefore, the radio should
  have been either read or programmed immediately before the alignment is
  performed.


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  The program will update the corresponding values in the radio's RAM - not
  the EEPROM - to provide you with immediate feedback on the alignment.  The
  alignment values will be updated in the Workspace, but the radio's Codeplug
  must be programmed by pressing the F8 key for the alignment values to be-
  come permanent.  Any other parameters in the radio will remain intact when
  programming from this screen.

  The Transmit Frequency is displayed in the instructions/error messages box
  as the Alignment Frequency.  A set of alignment points exists for each
  bandsplit.  The alignment frequency is different for each alignment point.
  The Radio Service Software will automatically update the radio's RAM with
  these alignment frequencies.


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  TRANSMIT DEVIATION - This feature adjusts the voice deviation level (300 -
  3000 Hz).  Values range from 0, for minimum deviation, to 31, for maximum
  deviation.  They may be changed using the Numeric Keys, or scrolled through
  using the Up/Down Arrow Keys.  The Transmit Deviation must be aligned for
  all five points (four points for lowband), or the values calculated for
  the added channels will be invalid.

  REFERENCE DEVIATION  - This feature adjusts the reference deviation levels
  (less than 50 Hz).  Values range from 0, for minimum deviation, to 15, for
  maximum deviation.  They may be changed using the Numeric Keys, or scrolled
  through using the Up/Down Arrow Keys.  The Reference Deviation must be
  aligned for both points, or the values calculated for the added channels
  will be invalid.  A 30 Hz tone will be automatically generated when the
  radio is keyed while in this feature.
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  F6 (READ VALUES) - To read the Transmit and Reference values from the radio's
  Codeplug, press the F6 key.  This will bring back the original values, pro-
  vided you have not yet programmed the radio with the new values.  These
  alignment values will be used in the MAIN/CHANGE/PER-CHANNEL Screen to au-
  tomatically determine the deviation values of all new channels added to the
  Workspace.  The channel's deviation values can in turn be adjusted individ-
  ually in the MAIN/SERVICE/CHANNEL DEVIATION ALIGNMENT Screen if required.

  F8 (PROGRAM VALUES) - To program the Transmit and Reference Deviation val-
  ues in the radio's Codeplug, press the F8 key.  Any other parameters will
  remain intact.  These alignment values will be used in the MAIN/CHANGE/PER-
  CHANNEL Screen to automatically determine the deviation values of all new
  channels added to the Workspace.  The channel's deviation values can in
  turn be adjusted individually in the MAIN/SERVICE/CHANNEL DEVIATION ALIGN-
  MENT Screen if required.                                        <Page Up> 
