Whistler name this setting DSP Level Adapt and not speed adapt. I guess it is the same way of use as in Unidens filter settings for their SDS scanners, just try different settings to see if something improves. I think GRE made that DSP setting adjustable, like when Uniden introduced a filter setting, to let beta testers try it out and it was a global function. GRE probably didn't had the time to refine it to make it individually adjustable to each system before Whistler took over. TRX doesn't have any display of errors in the bit stream so are difficult to hear if an adjustment actually did improve anything. And then that change will affect all systems that already where working fine at a 64 setting and will probably not works as good using other values. Whistler doesn't instruct us how to use any of the DSP settings, as well as the ZeroMatic settings, and they probably have no clue themselves at this point as the firmware developers that introduced the settings are not available to them. If Whistler knows exactly how the settings work they would have given us much more detailed information about them.
/Ubbe