APX 900- Have radio profile set to loud. The settings are great on receive much more audio out of the speaker then the standard setting. However; I would like the audio from the internal speaker and or remote mic to come out with more bass and tone down the treble side. Can anyone suggest good "receive" audio settings this would be only for a system using digital, no analog? See my settings currently in use attached. Suggestions welcome for receiving audio. (Not a very loud environment I'm working in other then on an ambulance or the side of a highway). Thanks fellows!!!
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APX Audio Profiles for Receive
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1st make sure your viewing the codeplug in expert mode. Next under your radio profiles loud audio scroll down to speaker / rx settings, under audio equalization change group setting to custom for both radio and accessory. Then modify digital low frequency band for both radio and accessory.
The problem I've found with changing the RX audio settings are unless every subscriber on the system is the same manufacturer using the same TX audio setting, its not going to work. For example, I've tweaked my TX audio per system on my APX's which sounds great on the RX side for my ears compared to default Motorola settings, just crisps it up in my opinion. But then someone will blast me out of the room or a console will be set with gain jacked all up or a dispatcher is using a headset and whisper talks. Just my .02
Yeah, even then there is no guarantee of success. APX portable sounds different than an APX mobile even with the same TX EQ parameters due to difference in microphones, and the APX consolette normally sounds awful due to the desk mic having way too much gain and/or no one bothering to tweak the audio if it's interfaced with a console.
tl;dr It's often a futile effort
devicelab
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Which version of CPS is that? I don't recall seeing those in-depth menus on the version I have...
devicelab
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Pretty sure it is but I'll have to double-check.
Do they still have the "XTS" setting?
They do in R29.00.03.
Easy false posting guy. Don't make me check CPS....
devicelab
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As in R23.00.01
In case anyone can't change this setting, look under "Radio Wide" and set the below as pictured...
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