Squelch Level Radio. Noise CharacteristicsSquelch FunctionSquelch PurposeSquelch LevelSet The PrincipleWireless walkietalkie and cable phone in the answer there is a big difference that is background noise Under normal circumstances the wired telephone is basically no background noise (regardless of communication distance) and wireless communication in the wireless radio will inevitably appear background noise the background noise and the strength of the received signal the distance between the communication distance and The quality of the walkietalkie has a lot to do We use the walkietalkie have such an experience when the received signal is strong the noise is small no noise very clean otherwise the signal is weak the noise is large In the use of the same radio to receive the other signal the call distance the received signal is strong the noise is small and call distance the received signal is weak the noise is large or even hear the voice The mute function in the walkietalkie or the design of the squelch circuit is to solve the problem of call quality and noise The squelch function is to strictly filter out excessive background noise eliminate or suppress the background noise when no signal is received so that the loudspeaker remains silent when no signal is received and the squelch circuit is turned off Will hear the horn sound The purpose of squelch is to strictly suppress the noise but if the suppression of excessive will make the weak call signal will be limited to receive Especially in the longdistance call the weak remote communication signal together with the noise suppressed it is not desirable Adjusting the squelch is to reduce suppress or eliminate unwanted noise so that it does not pass through the speaker but keeps the call signal (even in the case of a weak signal) Adjust the squelch is actually adjusted select the size of the squelch circuit level When the signal level to what extent to be able to open the squelch when the signal level down to what extent when the squelch closed The signal level is too high may not receive a useful weak signal too low will be subject to noise and other useless signal interference It can be said that the mute function is the basic function of the walkietalkie The noise intensity in the received signal is inversely proportional to the signal The higher the signal the weaker the noise the weaker the signal the stronger the noise In the midnineties of last century before the radio mute adjustment is from the largest to the smallest stepless adjustment From the midnineties since the mid1990s in the radio design will be the maximum noise and minimum noise is divided into several files each file is called a level with the number to represent called the squelch level also known as squelch level The squelch level (level) of each model is different Such as Japan Trane’s DR435 car platform noise from 020 is divided into 21 levels Japan Vitex VX160 handheld walkietalkie from 012 divided into 13 levels While the Japanese ICOM ICF21 handheld walkietalkie from 0255 divided into 256 levels Shenzhen good Autopass TC368 handheld walkietalkie from 09 divided into 10 levels Japan’s Trane’s DRC5 pocketsized handheld walki The principle of setting the squelch level is based on the user’s communication environment and communication requirements When the user requests the communication distance farther this time the receiving signal will become weak which requires the receiving sensitivity higher the squelting level will be smaller or the silence adjustment shallow When the user’s communication distance is close the received signal is strong the receiver sensitivity can be reduced the squelting level will be higher or that a little noise mute the noise will be smaller When the intermittent discovery in the call said the receiver to receive the signal is weak or in the call during the communication distance can not hear the voice then reduce the squelch level to improve t Author Retevis.
What is the Best Squelch Setting? Squelch is a radio control that lets you mute the sound of background static coming out of a VHF speaker Consequently the best setting for your squelch is just above the level of that background static High Squelch – Strong transmission needed to break the threshold.
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We know that on many radio there are different squelch level when adjust the level It depends on the user's communication environment and communication requirements When the user requires a longer communication distance the received signal will become weaker This requires a higher receiving sensitivity a lower squelch level.
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Squelch Radio Level The level of the noisesuppression system normally ordered in steps of one decibel per step with 0 dB representing the maximum suppression Adjusting this control reduces background noise and also eliminates certain types of unwanted signals.
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Carrier SquelchTone Squelch and Selective CallingUsesA carrier squelch or noise squelchis the most simple variant of all It operates strictly on the signal strength such as when a television mutes the audio or blanks the video on “empty” channels or when a transceiver mutes the audio when no signal is present In some designs the squelch threshold is preset For example television squelch settings are usually preset Receivers in base stations at remote mountain top sites are usually not adjustable remotely from the control point In devices such as twoway radios the squelch can be adjusted with a knob Some have push buttons or a sequence of button presses This setting adjusts the threshold at which signals will open (unmute) the audio channel Backing off the control will turn on the audio and the operator will hear white noise (also called “static” or squelch noise) if there is no signal present The usual operation is to adjust the control until the channel just shuts off – then only a small threshold signal is needed to Tone squelch or other forms of selective calling is sometimes used to solve interference problems Where more than one user is on the same channel selective calling addresses a subset of all receivers Instead of turning on the receive audio for any signal the audio turns on only in the presence of the correct selective calling code This is akin to the use of a lock on a door A carrier squelch is unlocked and will let any signal in Selective calling locks out all signals except ones with the correct code In noncritical uses selective calling can also be used to hide the presence of interfering signals such as receiverproduced intermodulation Receivers with poor specifications—such as scanners orlowcost mobile ham radios—can not reject the strong signals present in urban environments The interference will still be present It will still degrade system performance but by using selective calling the user will not have to hear the noises produced by receiving the interfere Squelch was invented first and is still in wide use in twoway/threeway radio especially in the amateur radio world Squelch of any kind is used to indicate loss of signal which is used to keep commercial and amateur radio repeaters from transmitting continually Since a carrier squelch receiver cannot tell a valid carrier from a spurious signal (noise etc) CTCSS is often used as well as it avoids false keys The use of CTCSS is especially helpful on bands prone to skip and during band openings It is a bad idea to use any coded squelch system to hide interference issues in systems with lifesafety or publicsafety uses such as police fire search and rescue or ambulance company dispatching Adding tone or digital squelch to a radio system does not solve interference issues it just covers them up The presence of interfering signals should be corrected rather than masked Interfering signals masked by tone squelch will produce apparently random missed messages The intermitt 46/5 (143).