Tag: Configuration

You can reset the Malahit DSP2 to the default configuration:

• User configuration will be lost
• Frequency favorites and band menu will be lost
• Dynamic Retro Scale custom settings will be lost

To reset the Malahit DSP2 you have to do this:

• Exit all menus
• Hold down both encoder buttons until you can hear a beep sound

Now the default configuration should be loaded.

On the Malahit DSP2 the waterfall has 3 bandwith options:

• 160 kHz
• 80 kHz
• 40 kHz

To change the waterfall bandwith, tap on the selected area:

Now the waterfall bandwith changes from 160 kHz to 80 kHz.

If you tap another time on the selected area, the waterfall bandwith changes to 40 kHz:

If you tap a last time on the area, the 160 kHz waterfall bandwith came back.

You can set the system clock of the Malahit DSP2. Tap some time on the HARD menu button, until it beeps:

Now you should see this configuration screen:

• with the small encoder button you can scroll in the selected option
• click short on the small encoder button, to change the item

You can save the selected time:

• push the small encoder button until it beeps, now the new time is saved

The Malahit DSP2 offers very much options for configuration. Today we look at the HARD menu:

Hard menu options:

• ENC reverse: Change direction for decoder buttons 1, 2 or both buttons
• PWR ANT: Bias Tee voltage for a antenna or pre amp can be activated. Voltage is always the cell voltage from about 3,7v – 2,5v
• Vbat control: Configuration for the cell voltage, with “Low”, the receiver don´t have a protection for undervolting. Use better “Standard”. With “Standard” the receiver shutdown under 3,3v.
• SW antenna: 50 Ohm for a standard antenna, Hi Z for SW with a antenna like a telescopic one
• PREAMP: Enable or Disable PreAmp. ith the PreAmp you can make the signals stronger
• ATT: Attenuator, more dB the signal is weaker. It can help for strong signals
• RF GAIN: With this option you can change the gain of the receiver, higher number for a stronger signal. To much gain is not good for the signals, because the signal are to strong
• LNA/MIX UPGR: Gain reduction, if you enable this, the gain is weaker, responsible for enabling or disabling gain reduction
• MIX GR: Gain reduction, if you enable this, the gain is weaker, responsible for enabling or disabling gain reduction
• F correct: If you have a frequency shift, you can controll it with this function
• Sm correct: You can control the sensitivy of the S Meter
• BEEP LVL: Level of the beep sound of the controls
• Ind type: Change from SNR to dBm. “Signal to noise ratio” is an indicator of the signal quality. dBm is a indicator how strong is the signal
• Activity timer: The Malahit DSP2 shutdown after the time is configured
• Pre Gain: You can control the gain of the PreAmp, lower number for a stronger signal (0 is the strongest). To much gain is not good for the signal