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   * Output volume calibration.  The idea here is that you want to transmit the loudest volume possible without over driving and distorting the signal.  In general, there's three different volumes to adjust: the computer's output, the radio's microphone gain, and the SignaLink Tx Volume.   * Output volume calibration.  The idea here is that you want to transmit the loudest volume possible without over driving and distorting the signal.  In general, there's three different volumes to adjust: the computer's output, the radio's microphone gain, and the SignaLink Tx Volume.
-    * Start by setting the Windows output volume to 50%.  FIXME +    * Start by setting the Windows output volume to 50% (''Open Sound settings'' -> ''Sound Control Panel'' -> ''Recording'' -> double click on ''Signalink'' -> ''Levels'' 
-    * and the Radio's microphone gain to 2 (''Settings'' -> FIXME)+    * and the Radio's microphone gain to 2
     * To adjust the Signalink Tx Volume:     * To adjust the Signalink Tx Volume:
       * Select a simplex frequency not in use, and identify using your microphone to let other potential operators know of your intention to conduct a brief test.       * Select a simplex frequency not in use, and identify using your microphone to let other potential operators know of your intention to conduct a brief test.
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