Wisycom Compander Options

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In this video we take a look at the various compander options available on Wisycom products - specifically the MCR54, MPR52 and MRK980 Receivers.
Join Tom as he runs us through the strengths and benefits of each compander/expander, looking at ENR Wisy, ENC Wisy, ENS Wisy, ENR/ENC 1.2, SEN, SEN-d0, SR, EVO, AL, OVL, DSP_Q5X and FLAT.
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[@marraskudd]

I am really noticing the pumping with the ENC compander setting. However it sounds better, more present for dialog in my ears. What are your recommendations for minimizing this? What do you mean by "near range limits with low receiver signal levels"?

[@RaycomTV]

Hi, is it noise/hiss pumping that you hear? This would suggest that you have a weak RF signal or that there is interference on the channel. If you have a good RF signal you should not hear any extra pumping in ENC compared to ENR. Try operating the TX right next to the RX to make sure you have a good signal to test with. If you still hear some pumping then it may be that the AF level is set too low, try increasing the audio level on the TX.

[@w.g.5225]

Never heard about Overline? Any info on that?

[@RaycomTV]

Of course, the 'Overline' compander is for use with Overline products, check them out here: www.overline-systems.com