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<para>Magic coupling constant between GrAtscFPLL and GrAtscBitTimingLoop. Trust me, you don&apos;t want to mess with this.</para><para>The agc block buried in the FPLL indirectly sets the level of the input to the bit timing loop. The bit timing loop&apos;s convergence properties depend on the the mean amplitude of it&apos;s input. This constant ties them together such that you can tweak the input level of the bit timing loop (somewhat) without screwing everything. </para>        </detaileddescription>
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