  We have measured the microwave dissipation at 10 GHz through the imaginary
part of the susceptibility, $\chi^"$, in a BSCCO 2212 single crystal in an
external static magnetic field $H$ parallel to the c-axis at various fixed
temperatures. The characteristics of $\chi^"(H)$ exhibit a sharp step at a
field $H_{step}$ which strongly depends on the amplitude of the microwave
excitation $h_{ac}$. The characteristics of $h_{ac}$ vs. $H_{step}$,
qualitatively reveal the behavior expected for the magnetic field dependence of
Josephson coupling.
