Discriminator tap for BC895XLT Needed
 

Can someone tell me the proper tap off procedure for the BC895? I have
found-I think-the correct tap off point but the audio is severely
affected on speaker output if I feed it to a sound card.

Steve

On Fri, 04 Feb 2005 23:20:24 GMT, (Steven Fritts)
wrote:

Can someone tell me the proper tap off procedure for the BC895? I have
found-I think-the correct tap off point but the audio is severely
affected on speaker output if I feed it to a sound card.

According to http://www.discriminator.nl/ic/ it should be pin 9 of the
MC13371. Did you tap the right point?

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Cabin crew: yellow door selectors automatic

not sure, but THANK YOU for the info!!!
Do I need to use any dropping resistor or make up a network to isolate
it from the sound card input impedance??


On Sat, 05 Feb 2005 08:22:13 +0100, Brengsek! wrote:

On Fri, 04 Feb 2005 23:20:24 GMT, (Steven Fritts)
wrote:

Can someone tell me the proper tap off procedure for the BC895? I have
found-I think-the correct tap off point but the audio is severely
affected on speaker output if I feed it to a sound card.

According to http://www.discriminator.nl/ic/ it should be pin 9 of the
MC13371. Did you tap the right point?

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Cabin crew: yellow door selectors automatic

On Sat, 05 Feb 2005 20:30:22 GMT, (Steven Fritts)
wrote:

Can someone tell me the proper tap off procedure for the BC895? I have
found-I think-the correct tap off point but the audio is severely
affected on speaker output if I feed it to a sound card.

According to http://www.discriminator.nl/ic/ it should be pin 9 of the
MC13371. Did you tap the right point?

not sure, but THANK YOU for the info!!!
Do I need to use any dropping resistor or make up a network to isolate
it from the sound card input impedance??

I always use a resistor between 5k6 and 15k, but that's merely to
protect the discriminator output from short circuiting during
(un)plugging.

Rene

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Cabin crew: yellow door selectors automatic

THANK YOU!


Steve

On Sat, 05 Feb 2005 23:57:27 +0100, Brengsek! wrote:

On Sat, 05 Feb 2005 20:30:22 GMT, (Steven Fritts)
wrote:

Can someone tell me the proper tap off procedure for the BC895? I have
found-I think-the correct tap off point but the audio is severely
affected on speaker output if I feed it to a sound card.

According to http://www.discriminator.nl/ic/ it should be pin 9 of the
MC13371. Did you tap the right point?

not sure, but THANK YOU for the info!!!
Do I need to use any dropping resistor or make up a network to isolate
it from the sound card input impedance??

I always use a resistor between 5k6 and 15k, but that's merely to
protect the discriminator output from short circuiting during
(un)plugging.

Rene

--
Cabin crew: yellow door selectors automatic

On Sat, 05 Feb 2005 23:57:27 +0100, Brengsek! wrote:

Do I need to use any dropping resistor or make up a network to isolate
it from the sound card input impedance??

I always use a resistor between 5k6 and 15k, but that's merely to
protect the discriminator output from short circuiting during
(un)plugging.

To be precise, I should write that I use a resistor to protect the
receiver's discriminator when the output is short circuited during
(un)plugging.

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Cabin crew: yellow door selectors automatic