 | Wide Range of Transmitting and Receiving Speeds:
Cw: 5 to 50 wpm in 10 keyboard selectable steps. Autotrack on receive.
RTTY: 9 keyboard selectable speeds with fine up/down speed adjust cover
standards speeds of 60,67, 75 and 100 wpm Baudot code and 110, 200, and 300 Baud ASCII
code. |
 | Variable Cw Weight: Keyboard selectable weight control from 1:3 to 1:6. |
 | Crystal Controlled AFSK Modulator: for transceivers without direct FSK
connections. High stability oscillator provides following outputs in both Baudot code and
ASCII code:
| High Tone Pairs |
Shift |
170 Hz |
425 Hz |
850 Hz |
| |
Mark |
2125 |
2125 |
2125 |
| |
Space |
2295 |
2550 |
2975 |
| Low Tone Pairs |
Shift |
170 Hz |
425 Hz |
850 Hz |
| |
Mark |
1275 |
1275 |
1275 |
| |
Space |
1445 |
1700 |
2125 |
NOTE: Selection of High/Low tone pairs automatically selects
corresponding filter pair in demodulator section.
|
 | Self Contained Demodulator:
Three step shift selects either 170 Hz, 425
Hz or 850 Hz shift with manual fine tune control of space channel for odd shifts.
High-llow
tone pair Select. Mark only or space only copy capability for selective fading. |
 | Printer Interface for Hard Copy: Centronics compatible interface for
parallel input printers. |
 | Composite Video Output: Composite video output provides 1.0 Vpk-pk into
75 ohm for any standard video monitor. |
 | Kansas City Standard AFSK Output: KCS tone pair of 2400 Hz mark and
1200 Hz space. |
 | Convenient Keyboard Arrangement: Keyboard layout is the same as
standard typewriter with color-coded control keytops. |
 | Large Capacity Display Memory: Two page display memory contains 32 x 16
lines per page. Page selection is keyboard-selectable. |
 | Split-Screen: With a keyboard command, the display can be divided in
two; the Upper half for transmit and the lower half for receive. Messages can be composed
while receiving. |
 | Buffer Memory: 53 character keyboard buffer. |
 | Word Wrap-Around: In receive mode, word wrap-around prevents the last
word on a line from becoming split in two. Moves whole word to next line. |
 | Automatic Transmit/ Receive Switch: Automatic keyboard-operated
transmit (KOX) or manual keyboard transmit. Front panel selectable. |
 | Unshift on Space: Keyboard-selectable. Reverts to LETTERS case after
reception of each space character in Baudot code. |
 | Carriage Return/ Line Feed, (CR/LF) Cancel: Keyboard-selectable.
Replaces CR and LF with = (equal) and _ (underline) symbol respectively for more efficient
use of display. |
 | Cursor Control: Full cursor control (up/down/left/right)
available from keyboard. |
 | Word Mode: Characters can be transmitted in word groupings. Front panel
selectable. |
 | Automatic CR/LF: While transmitting, CR/LF is automatically sent every
60, 72 or 80 characters. Keyboard-selectable. |
 | Automatic Letters Code Insertion: With front panel LETTERS switch on,
LETTERS code can be transmitted continuously in a pause of transmitting from the
keyboard. |
 | Cw Identification: Keyboard-controlled cw identification in RTTY modes. |
 | Echo Function: With keyboard instruction, prerecorded cassette tapes
can be read and transmitted. |
 | Test Messages: Two built-in test messages, "RY" and
"QBF" are keyboard selectable. |
 | Cw Practice: Theta 7000E reads data from hand key and displays
characters. |
 | Oscilloscope Outputs: Mark and space channel filter outputs on rear
panel. Supplements the tuning LEDs and audio monitor. |
 | Audio Monitor: A built-in audio monitor circuit with automatic
transmit/receive switching enables checking of the transmit/receive tones. In the receive
mode, it is possible to monitor the output of the mark channel, the space channel or
incoming audio from the agc amplifier prior to the channel filters. |
 | Transmitter Keying Circuitry: Keys either grid block, cathode keyed, or
solid-state transmitters. |
 | Single Power Supply: The Theta 7000E requires only 13.6 Vdc @ 1 amp.
Plugs into 13.6Vdc accessory jack on PS7 or PS75 power supplies. |
 | Effective Packaging for RFI Protection: Well designed metal cabinet and
protective circuits prevent RFI. |