Gold Mountain King Cobra - high/low tone help

[oldexplorer]

I've just bought a Gold Mountain King Cobra, good working order. I'm very confused about high and low tone - when they sound off, what positions to set knobs to change when they sound off, whether switching off the notch circuit changes how the tones behave.

Could a King Cobra guru please set out clearly (for my small brain) exactly how the tones work.

Thanks very much

 

[Daniel A.]

OK The dual-tone audio target ID provides a distinct tone for each target depending on where the target is detected in relation to the setting of the Notch Adjustment knob.
Targets that fall above the setting on the Disc. adjustment knob and below the setting on the notch adjustment knob produce a low pitch tone, while targets that fall above the setting on the Notch Adjustment knob produce a high pitch tone.

Yes you could work without the notch feature on. The notch feature will give you the ability to reject very specific targets.
The dual tone still works with the notch feature off.

When using the notch feature it must be higher than the Disc. setting. Dan

 

[Monte]

the Tesoro Royal Sabre, Golden Sabre Plus, Pantera and Golden Sabre II.

That is, the Notch level setting will determine the "break point" of the Low/High audio tone.

The Primary Discriminate control must be set LOWER than the Notch Disc. control.

Targets above the Discriminate setting will respond. Those above the Disc. level, but below the "notch break" setting, will produce a Low Tone audio. Those above the Notch Disc. setting will produce the High Tone audio.

You do NOT need to use the Accept/Reject function.for the dual-tone audio to work.

Monte

 

[oldexplorer]

Thanks for the lesson - I understand 100% now