With this excel table you can calculate the offset in the advanced settings. This is then required when you delete (by doing update) your settings… ![Wtf Wtf Wtf](/Extended_Smilies/wtf.png)
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Open the unit and check what is written on the label. In my case, the following status:
SSB 10692620 Hz
CW 10692390 Hz
the offset is 1100 Hz. This is what I could see, among other things, when I opened my x-108G, the label and then the advanced settings checked (press and hold F1 button while powering on). So I could be sure that the offset is also 1100 Hz. After the reset, I then entered the values in the advanced settings - for details, see Attachment
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Notice:
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Open the unit and check what is written on the label. In my case, the following status:
SSB 10692620 Hz
CW 10692390 Hz
the offset is 1100 Hz. This is what I could see, among other things, when I opened my x-108G, the label and then the advanced settings checked (press and hold F1 button while powering on). So I could be sure that the offset is also 1100 Hz. After the reset, I then entered the values in the advanced settings - for details, see Attachment
That's it
Notice:
- The offset applies to TX and RX
- The BFO CW Offset is "0" - use the Frequency on the Label of your x-108
- The factory settings are not important. Decisive is the label on the x-108. This is the calculation basis. So you do not have to enter anything in column "F". that's only an example