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I've never used a MII mobile, but in the stations (with only the regulator card in the shelf) I've tagged onto the mic audio line on the backplane.<BR>
Yes, I did need to use the URI amplifier.<BR>
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I THINK that I had to bring the deviation pot way up. Enough that the exciter was effectively not doing any limiting. Relying on the software DSP.<BR>
I'm a bit hazy on that point though, it's been a while.<BR>
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The PLL exciter was mentioned. On those you can inject composite (voice and PL) into the exciter CG input. I measured mine to be dead flat in response (no pre-emphasis at all)<BR>
to at least 8 KC. Which makes sense as from what I've been told, that's where they injected the EDACS data.<BR>
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Yes, the microphone has an amplified cartridge. Hence MIC DC on the mic audio line. But the URI has a 10uf blocker cap on it's inputs and outputs if believe. <BR>
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