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--- en:plutoconverter:overview [2022/04/04 00:40]
dj0abr
+++ en:plutoconverter:overview [2022/04/04 12:19]
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 Such an attenuator can easily be built from three SMD resistors. Alternatively, the connection cable can be separated and the inner conductors left at a distance of 1 cm from each other. The exact value of the damping is irrelevant.
+**Example:**
+{{:de:plutoconverter:bildschirmfoto_vom_2022-04-04_12-02-46.png?300|}}
+{{:de:plutoconverter:dg40.png?300|}}
+this attenuator has just under 40dB and deliberately no match to 50 ohms, because the focus here is on safety in case of accidental transmission, which would not be guaranteed with a 50-ohm attenuator.
 ===== Installation =====
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 the output power of the Pluto, adjustable from -40 to 0 dBm. If you have installed a PTT switch via GPO0 and GPO1, this value must be between -25 and 0 dBm, otherwise the PTT will not be switched.
 <code>
-TX_GAIN -5
+TX_GAIN 0
 </code>
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 TX_FREQ 435.450
 RX_FREQ 739.450
-TX_GAIN -5
+TX_GAIN 0
 SAMPLE RATE 1.2
 TX_BANDWIDTH 1
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 </code>
-operating data that should be checked is displayed on the screen. If there is no error message, the Pluto downconverter is active and you should have reception.
+The configuration data displayed on the screen should be verified. If there is no error message, the Pluto downconverter is active and you should have reception.
 The first QSO with a Pluto downconverter and an IC9700 took place on April 3, 2022 between PA0EKE and DJ0ABR.

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