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TM 11-5820-890-30-5 Section Il. UNUSUAL TERMS Term Bit  synchronized Black signals Carrier Deinterleave Interleave Receiver  Sensitivity Red  signals Sidetone Squelch  tone Definition Alinement  of  incoming  data  bits  with  internal  clocks. Signals that are buffered by the audio power supply to isolate the COMSEC  signals  in  the  audio/data  section. The RF frequency to which the RT is tuned and onto which the information  signal  is  modulated. To  strip  a  signal  of  data  speed  or  frequency  hopping  control information,  leaving  only  the  information  signal,  and  collapse  it down  to  its  original  signal  speed. Insert  data  speed  or  frequency  hopping  control  information  into a signal by creating gaps in the information flow and inserting the control  data  into  the  gaps.  The  process  will  increase  a  signal’s data  speed. The  lowest  power  signal  the  RT  can  receive. Signals  in  the  audio/data  section  of  the  RT  that  may  contain COMSEC coding. Feedback   of   the   operator’s   voice   into   the   handset   receiver when   transmitting. 150   Hz   tone   accompanying   received   signals,   necessary   to break  squelch. E-3/(E-4 blank)


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