APX7000 Audio Profiles

[jfab]

Can anyone explain or provide a list of what the different audio profiles do? I currently have default, surveillance (which is self explanatory), loud audio, and xtreme 1_sided programmed, but none of them except surveillance seem to change anything.

Thanks for the help!

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[jluisi86]

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[lacoscannerguy]

Here you go:

Xtreme:
The Maximum amount of background noise reduction is enabled. Recommended for EXTREME HIGH noise environments, for example: Firefighter PASS (Personal Alert Safety System) alarm, low air alerts, pumper truck, gas fan, saw.

This Setting requires the radio-user to speak into the side of the radio containing the large loudspeaker.

This selection applies only when the radio is model / option capable.


But you can delete these. Change the name and adjust the settings. Add new ones...

Whatever you want to do!

Paul

 

[SCPD]

Can anyone explain or provide a list of what the different audio profiles do? I currently have default, surveillance (which is self explanatory), loud audio, and xtreme 1_sided programmed, but none of them except surveillance seem to change anything.

Thanks for the help!

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See my attached screenshot (http://i1160.photobucket.com/albums/q487/nebraskacoder/688248ec-fcec-40af-86e1-f982f068e6ad_zpsryesdwse.png - you may have to scroll and zoom). Ignore Treble as I created that myself. You can see the differences much better using this view. Default has most of the settings set to Auto and Normal. You know what Surveillance does. Loud audio sets Noise Reduction Group Setting to aggressive and grain / sensitivity group setting to noise optimize. I'm not sure if I made Dark myself or not but that is the same as Default but disables the lights. I'm pretty sure I made that myself so I could turn off all the lights since normally they are only dimmed. Xtreme 1_Sided starts like Loud Audio but does Extreme Noise Reduction, same gain / sensitivity, and lastly activates Treble Boose on Microphone Audio.