Manual for KME series Mobile Radios

5.User's Maintenance

7.Circuit description

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9.EPROM Specifications
1O.Alignment & Adjustment l 0- l.List of measuring equipments

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10-2.Test set-up

11.Banding Table
Voltage chart

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12Schematics and Drawings Expldd View Block Diagram C i tD i m Wjring Diagram VC0 schematic
Speaker-mic S
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Parts 'hation chart Display PCB Parts location chart AIignment & Check terminal map CTCSS schematic and connections ( a - 5 )

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13. Parts list

I .-General Description.

KME- 150 is a VEIF FM Transceiver designed fox professionalusers in the governmental, commercial and business fields.

2-Composition

This radio set consists of followings:

1) Main unit 2) Hand microphone-speaker

3)DC Power cable

4)h-line fuse 2 O A
5)Mounting Bmcket

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Model KME-150
General
Frequency Range Number of Channels Communication System Emission Type Frequency Stability Power Source Operating Temp. Range Current Drains
136-150,146-160,156-17416 (PmSynthesized) Simplerdsemi-duplex

Duty Cycle Dimensions Weight

8.5F3 (16F3) 3ppm (-20C to +60C) DC 13.8V ?l096 -20C to +60C Stnnd-by 0.4A Transmit 7.OA @ 3 5 W (5A @ 25W) Receive I .OA G3 rated power output l min TX,3min RX fox 8 hours, no abnomality 164(W) X 5 0 0 X 255(D)mm approximately2Kgs

Transmitter RF output Power

Max deviation Distortion Spurious & Harmonics s/N ratio W output impedance Band Spread Modulation input impdance Standard Modulation input Frequency Response Occupied handwidth
Receiver Receiver System
Sensitivity

3 5 W nominalklds ( 4 5 Wmax. with APC open) 3 5 W nominal + V-f .5dB at extreme temps. 22.5KHz (ASKHz for 25KHz band model) better than 3% at 1KHz 60% modulation
better than -7 5dB better than 45dB at l KHz 60% modulation 50 ohms

Min 5MEIz.
6 0 0 L C 1 -49dBmf 3dB (1 KHi 70% modulation) 0.3KHz -10,5*3dB/3KHz+6 k3dB (G3 1KI-k) 8.5KHi max
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Spurious & Image In termodulation Adjacent Ch-Selectivity BandSpread S I N ratio

AF output
Distortion Frequency Response

Double Super-heterodyne 1st IF : 20.8MHz 2nd IF : 4550.25pV 12dB SNAD Squelch 0.17pV better than 80dB better than 75dB better than 75dB Min. 5M& 45dB (@ 30dBpV input of 1KHz 70% mod. AF 1W) 4W (4 ohm external s p d e r ) 0.5W (8i2 microphone-speaker) 3% (@30dBpV input of LH3z 70% mod. AF IW) 0.5KFk +6d& +l,-3dB / 3KSTz -9.5dB +l,-3dB (measurements as per EIA RS204C

4-Operating Instmctions

4- 1 Installation Your mobile transceiver has been engineered to provide high level of performance and reIiability. These qualities axe inherent and will be FeaEized if reasonable concern is given to proper installation and opemtion. 4-1-1. Mobileuse 1) Determine where the transceiver is to be installd. Choose a location which considers accessibilityand safety. The microphone and operator controls should be within easy reach. Try to avoid such locations as the radio is exposed to direct wn rays o r to the air conditioner. 2) Connect first the DC power cable furnished with the radio set to the car battery*Then apply

the DC power mble to the radio set.

The in-line fuse will blow when the mble is reversely connected.
Double check the polarity and repeat above procedure and then replace the fuse.

3)When the DC source is made from the fuse-box, it occasionallypicks up the noise, that direct connection to the battery is recommended.
4)Antenna

Best location for the antenna is on the vehicle top roof. Antenna mble must be securely connected to the antenna connectorlomted on the rear of the mdio set. Poor connection will result in degmdmg the communication range.

4-2. Nnmen of the eantrols and their functions

4-2- 1. Fmnt Control h e 1

1)PWR ?his is a Power switch of the main radio. One pnsh will turn on the unit and second push turn off the radio. 2) AUX This is an awrillary switch, to be used for m h 1of optional circuifries. Function of this switch differ from one option to another that please refer to the marmal o f nspctive option circuitries.
3) VOL

This controls;the speaker audio volmne. The audio 1 1 increases as it turns toward right.
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41 S Q

This control is responsible for the squelch. The sqwlch eliminates s p d w noises during stand-by, and openthe speaker only d e n the communication starts an the channel. sensitivity and reverse rotation eases its sensitivitg t o eventual nonRotation clock-wise will tighten its @g squeIcb, OPEN.
5 ) CH

T h i s selects your c~nmunication chels,

Standard unit has 16chmnels.

6 3 C h m e 1 Indication window This dispIays the channel mmber you have selected by the CH knob. Channel numbem of 1 through 16 will be shown on this window. When the window indicates a bar followed by the channel nurntm m& as "- 8",thia warns that the channel is not for your use. (non-programmed channel)
7)TX (Red) Lights in RED color when the unit is turned into Transmission by pressing the FIT bar w the @ermicrophone.

8)BUSY CYeUow) Lights inYellow mIw when the unit is receiving signals w when tht 1 1 % Light g c ~ off s d e n squelch is set tight ma/m charme1 gets clear..

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when the radio gets glaiXlped with tone options. When tone option is equipped, n o d y no speaker audio is beard until the radio t e a e i v a the m e w -ally meant for your radio. Tbis indicator shows availaWi of your channel. DQ NOT hmmnit d e the BUSY h p stays bright as other party i s engaged i n the communicration m the same channel. Your t r ~ m ~ m i s s i o n interfere with othm communimtion. For details, read the operationmanuals of the tone options.
This indimtor is im-t This indimtor lights up when the Selective Calling haties (options) are active i n your radio set. For details, read the operation manuals oftbe tone options.

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10) Mic c o ~ e c t o r Mdulm plug i s used for the Speaker-mimophone miL ( m d metal type c0rmectM version is also avdabIe) Pin mnnecxions as follows: #4 : Speaker #I :Ground #2 :+5V supply . #5 :Mic #6 : N/C (spare fw function switch from microphone) #3: PTT

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1 I)Antuma Connector
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Caanettor far the antenna, Matehing Im'pedance i s 500.

12) DC POWER C O N N E r n R Power source intake comector for DC 13.8V. If vdtage over 10%above 1 3 . 8 V is applied, it may damage the radio. When voltage drop by 10% below 13.W,it will =use the degradation of TX poww output or malfunctions-o f the

radio stt.
13) EXTERNAL SPEAKER jack The radio is supplied with tbe Speaker-microphonewhich serves you us microphone for transmitting ,as well as

Speaker at d v b g mde. Should the output of this &er-microphone

spmktr i s secommended.

i s we&, map bt at the very noisy environment, nse of extend

12 matches impedance of 4-1 6 n . and plug diameter of 3.5mm Use following table to stlect suitable external &erer

4 f 2 external spakw :Use minimum rated hput of4W 8R:rninimum input rating o f2 W 16Sl: minimum Input rating of 1W

145 Model& Serial number plate This small plate -tai&the information of M d e l Numbw, Serial pmhction number and wr origin JAPAN

Instalhation

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P r c p a t i o n and Receiver controls

I)Stc VOL at middle ofa rotation, 2) Set SQ at e m m e CCW position . 3) P m PWR to turn the radio on, BUSY lamp and Channel window llght up (Channel number shown is the last you selected before quitting. You hear hissing noise or on-going communications from the loud speaker.) 4) Rotote squelch control CW until hissing noise stops. At this threshold setting, the receiver opctates at maximum sensitivity, however, occasiona1 noise bursts may be heard. Ifsqudch bufst is objectionable, the control can be turned clock wise until the burstdisappear. Once . .. properly set,, further adjustment of the squelch control is not required. BUSY lamp fades out when SQ is set.
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Transmission 1E First, complete the setting of Receiver as described above. 2)Rcrnove the microphone from its hang-up bracket and hold approximately

5cm apart from the

lips. 3 )!iloni tor the channel to see if the channel is in use or clear. Ifclear,depress the push-to -talk bar (I m ted on the left side of the speaker-microphone)and speak in a normal tone into the

micrdphone.
Caution:

f The transmitter should never be: operated without antenna or a 5Oohm dummy load attached to the antenna connector on the rear, oth&se it will damage the radio seriously.

?Selective Calling (CTCSS, 2 tone, Stone, DTMF) operation When optional selective calling system i s incorpomted i n your radio ,the receiver will be unsquelched(speaker open) only by the transmissions which are coded with the matched tone. No activity will be heard from the speaker unless the signal is intended to yourstatioe DO NOT transmit while BUSY indicator bright yellow meaning occupation ofthe channel by other party.
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5-User's Maintenance

Proper maintenance of the radios will not only ensure the reliable communications, also it gmt1y contributesto the:better life span of equipment itself.
Your routine check on the followiqp are recommendable.
Check point

Power cable

DC Cable and'batteryc m m & Sheath of cable is fine

2

are made tight

Antenna
&Antenna is securely mounted, tight connection of connectors,antenna feeding cable i s fme

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Power switch
SW

dChame1 LED appears quick and smooth am& as as POWER switch is p~essed.

V O W
SQULECfI

No abnormal mechanical noise w%en you t w m the VOLUME h o b

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+Hissing noise disappears as you rotate the Squelch knob CW BUSY light gws off simulmwnrsly.

Micwpbme and TX

TX lamp comes on wben the PTT is depressed.

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Talk test

&NOabnormal noises.

End of OPERATION

6- l Main unit consists of followings l -Front face 2-Display PCB 3-Main unit chassis 4-Main PCB 5-Lids upper & lower

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6-2 Assembly l) Front face Display PCB and the related componentsis assembled per F i g 2-1.

2)Main unit chassis Assembly of Main PCB and front face and other components is shown in the Fig 2- 1, exploded view .
The drawings are found in the annexures attached end part of this manual.

7-Circuit descriptions
7- 1.PLL 1)Reference Oscillator & Fxequency Contdler IC9 (TXl 824G) is a TCXO ( Temperature CompensatedXtal Oscillator), generating very high sfability RF signal of 12.8MHz &th accuracybf f3ppm over the operating temperature of -20 CO +60C. This signaI divides by 1024 at the internal divider of lC8 (TC9 18 l P ) , bringing up 1 2 . 5 m reference frequency. ( 12.5KfIz Ret division ratio 1024 for 12.5 & 25KHz spacing.) ( l OKHz Ref. division ratio 1280 for 20/30KHkspacing.
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Another signal output from VC0 ,goes into IClO(MB503) prescaler and then into the the programmable divider of the 1C8 for divisions, then proceed to the Fkse comparator in the IC8. At the phase comparator, the reference f w e n c y and signal from the VC0 are compared to produce (+) or (-1 puf ses according to the phase comparison results.

The division ratio of progmmmabEe divider at ICS is detetmined by the serial data (binary code) Followings are the data inputs #E 0 (DATA) input Division Ratio #9 (CK)input clock signal # 11(STB) strobe signal input to latch data

2)Frequency Programming A11 the Chmd information, including channel numbers, designation of 'IXJRX, and frequencies are to be progmmmed and stored i n the IC7 EPROM ( E m b I e Programmable Read
Only Memory). Those channel information are made in &e form of division ratio.

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TC6 (MB88202) is 4 bit micro computer ,which reads those respective data from the EPROM and transfer the data to the pins # 10,9,11, of IC8. The K 6 controls IC7 through switching transistor Q l I that will get IC7 activated only when the division data changes.

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3)Channel Display Channel selection switch SW704 i s a 4 bit binary switch, providing 0 - 15 in the binary format. IC13 (TC74HC283P) is a 4 bit full adder. Added results of each bits are given as C output and digit-up signal is given on the pi*9 (C41 Switching transistor Q29 (2SC2458GR) receive Digit-up signal (from MSB of Channel switch) and apply them to the #2 and #l5 pins of IC 13.
IC13 transforms the data of 0 - 15 into 1 - 16 of 5 bits output. Switching transistor Q30(2SC2458GR)receives the signal of 5th bit from the pin #9 (C4and activates the 2nd digit (MSD)of channeI LED 1 (GL7N208). K14 (MB74LS47) is a decodeddriver to drive 7 segments LED with 4bit BCD input. This controls the l st digit (LSD) of the channel LEDs.

4)Luop Filter The output from IC8 phase-comparatorgoes through the Active filter (Q 12,Q 13 2SC2458GR x2) and RC Low pass filter then goes into the VCO. Very critical circuit and the time constancy of this filter stage largdy affects the PLL Iock-up time and modulation response.
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5)Prescaler VC0 output mes twice for the divisions, firstby and another - prescaler at ICE0 (MB503) dividing process at IC8 thereafter. This prescaIer X C l0 conducts Dud modutars prescaling by first switching the two division ratios of M & M+1 per 168 demand, then Dual modulas prescaling with thl two internal dividers N/A of lC8 for eventual aquisition of the division ratio of NM+A. 6)VCO Two independent oscillators are used in this VC0 stage. Q50 I(2SC3356) is receiverVC0 and QS03(2SC3356) is for transmitter VCO. Diodes D501,502(1 SV64X2) a t TX and D505,5065(1SV64x2) a t RX are variable capacitance diode, forming a Voltage Controlled Osciflator. AT RX mode,Q501 gets on while Q503 stays o f f . When PTT is pressed, FIT line activates Q502 and make Q503 comes on to stop Q50 1 o f f .( no oscillation)

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13507 ( 1W641 is variable mpacitance diodes for tmnsmission modulation. Output from Q50 V502 gets amplified and distributed to the 'FX stage, RX stage and Prescaler

stage. +8V is applied to VC0 after it gets cleaned by ripple filter Q 14 (2SC2458GR).

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7)Power source All logic ICs in the PLL and Channel display stages are fed with 5V power supply, regulated by the IC5 (TA78L005P). IC 4(TA78008P) supplies 8V regulated power to the VC0 and the adjacent circuits.

7-2 Receiver

I)= amplifiers and RF filters

~RFcoilsRT10l-RTlOSfms5stagesLC~nk~t;~~ - - -This filter contributes to the elimination of unwqted signals,-aswell as effective attenuation of
the spurious radiation from the l st IF Oscifiator.

RF signal from the aefial goes through Antenna switching relay RLYI(KG IT-12V) & RE filters to reach Q l (3SK73GR) for RI:amplification. This Q l 3SH73GR i s low noise dual-gate FET.

2) I st Mixer circuit The signal amplified by Q 1 above, now goes into Q2 (3SK121GR) for heterodyne with the 1st local Oscillator. The signal new has been conveHed to 20.8MH2,the 1st IF frequency. Q2 (3% L 2 1GR)is Ga-as MES type field effect m i s t o r , and has excellent pexfomances at lntermodulation and low noise figures.
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3) 1st Local OsciIlator Circuit The 1st Local Osc. signal, which has been generated in IC1 J. PLL VCO,goes into Q3 (25C2498) for ampIification, via Q 15 (2SC2.198) buffer. The butput from Q3 is purified by the 2 pole U C filters then goes into the mixer iircuit Q2

(3SK12 1GR).
4) 1st IF amplifier

The I st I F signal 20.8MHi came out right from the l st Mixer, goes into the C m filter (FE1 & FXL2) for fdtering and for the attenuation of unwanted signals. Then the signal gets amplified in the Q4(2SC2458GR)and proceed to the 2nd Mixer stage.
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5)Znd Mixer circuit and 2nd J F amplifier The signal amplified by Q4 abve, now goes into the ICI (NJM3359D) through its pin #IS. I C 1 (NJM3359D) has the functions of 2nd local OSC.,2nd IF Mixer,Limiter,Disc\riminator, Noise Amp, Squelch switching,all integrated into this one piece K,

The signal which went into the IC1 through #18 ,now comes out from pin #3 as the cowexted 455IM[z 2nd IF signal after 2nd frequency hetemdyne ( X 1,20.345MHz)within the K 1..
Then the signal goes into the FIL3 (CFV455G) for fuaher purification of the signal. The signal after the HL3 goes into the ZC1 through pin #5 for 2nd E amplification as well as elimination of the unwanted AM factor. 6)Disctiminator The signal of 2nd W 455N-Utrimmed in above 5 ) now goes into quadrature discriminator in X C I ,for converting the signal to audio level . The signal,converted into audio level now comes out on the pin #I 0 of I C1. IF coil RT I 10 -455) is an quardracture detector-coil and its attached resistor R126 is responsible for the sensitivity of the detector circuit.

7)Mamplifier AF level signal came out of pin #10 of IC1 now goes into a De-emphasis circuit consisting of RI30 (1 8 X l ) & Cf 5 l(0.033uF) for GdWoct curve. Then the signal moves into the IC2 (L;BH-0 1) IC2 has functions of low Pass filter and AIF amplifier, of which LPF function cuts off the signal above 4 . 5 m by 18dBhct and its AX; amp. has the squdch function included.

The signal, now goes to TC3 (TA7222AP)for final AF amplification via switching transistor Q7(2SK184Y) and AF volume VRZ (l O K i l A curve).
This IC3 amplifies the signal to the maximum 3W ( S i l l at the speaker-

8)Noise Squelch C h i t The noise signal which was detected out on the pin#10 ofICl (NJM3359D), goes into the pin #l 2 of the same IC J. for its inverting Op. amplificatioa This inverting amplifierserves as active Band Pass Filter of approximately 1 5 for noise amplification with the following parts as impedance elements. RI3 9 (6.8kS1) R140(2 -2KSZ) R14 1(330WZ),Cl 64(47UpF) C165(47OpF). The amplified noise signal come our from pin #l3 ofTC1 and go into rectifying diodes (IS1588 x 2) for rectification. Thw the signal goes through R 1 4 2 ( 4 . 7 l d l ] and SqmIch mm1volume VRl(10lW B curve) to reach squelch switching circuit of the ZCI Pin #l4 and switches the atput pin #E6 of IC. The pin #16 is NPN Open Collector output. When no advity on the channel, pin#I 4 of 1C2 moves above 0 . W and pin #16 is ground. This makes switching transistor Q7(2SK184Y) off and shut the AF signal off from the i'C4 (TA7222AP)
9)Mute switching circllit Mute switch Q9 (2SC2458GR) become off during mission and apply 13V to the piu#& of the IC3 (TA7222AP). This stops ampIificati011 of IC3.
10) BUSY LED

LED 3 (SEL1923D)will not emit when no audio-signal is present , as pin # 16 ofICl is grounded and Q8 (2SC2458GR) stays off. When signal comes in, Q8 gets activated and LED 3 Eights up yellow.

1l )Regulated Voltage circuit and DC Power line filter

IC4(TA7 8008Q)feeds the regulated power of W to all circuit stages except foAhe IC3 and Q9ICI (NJM3359D)is fed with the SV during receiving, but is cut duringtransmission as Base of Q5 gets grounded via D 1 0 1 (1 S 1588) when PIT is depmed. 13.8V DC will besupplied to 1C3 and switching Q9 after the noise filtering circuit
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7-3 TransmiEter 1) Amplifier The RF signal which has been generated in the synthesizerunit, goes into Q 16 (2SC26680)for bufferingand proceed to Q 17 12SC2347) for .the first amplifimtionand to Q 18 (2SC2347) and Q T 9 (2SC2538) for further amplification. Those stages b m t s the signal to about 300mW of

W signal.

2 ) b t e r stage

Q20 (2SC3020) and Q21(25C2630) forms a W 'boosting amplifier, to bring the 300mw signal from the preceding stage,up to the rated p e r output of the transmitter.

3) TX'W fitters L 14 through L16 and C344 through C347 forms the Low Pass Filter to effectively eliminate the spurious factors in the TX RF signal. The signal then goes into the antenna relay circuit.
4) Antenna relay circuit

This radio set employes a RF relay for switching of the antenna for TX and RX. RF relay is optimum device for RF switching as it has almost no circuit loss. Q28 (ZSAIOISY) stays OFF during RX, feeding no voltage to the Antam ,refayRLY1 (RF1T-12V) that the antenna is connected to RX stage. When ITIT is depmsed for TX mode, Press line is grounded, bringing Q2 1 into ON to apply 13V to the rehy, which switches the contact to TX stage.

5)APC.circuit ( Automatic Power Control) This circuit detects TX power signal and feed it back to TX exciter amplifier Q 19 through control circuit Q25 - Q27 to maintain TX power constant rqadIess of fluctuation of DC supply power source.
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control and it consists of the

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differential circuit, clipper, amplifier and low pass fdter. AF signal from the microphone will be voltage clipped, having its high f-ency portion cmphastsized by diEerentia2 dmit. Low pass filter m&off over-modulated signals beyond 3KHz to keep the deviationwithin the limits. Then, this ,filly controlled AF signal goes for VC0 for the modulation,

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7)Press control M e n PIT is depressed, Press-lie gets grounded with activatingQ24 (2SAlO1SY) to start feeding DC source to each txansistorsand TX L.E.D emits. However, no TX power will1 be produced when the PLL is not locked because the Q23 (2SC2458GR)is ofF. Q23 is controlld by the unlock detection pin of IC8.

8-Programming Procedures
8- 1 .General This radio set employs TC9 181f a PLL F ~ g u m c y synthesizer .It's programmable divider is set by the external data input in serial data format. EPROM 27C64 is used to store such external data information which consists of CH,channel Frequencies of TX & RX in the form o f division ratio.

1)Reference Frequency Reference Frequency for the PLL must be m integral number to the relevant operating frequency. For the 12.5 / 25KHz spacing channel allocation, the Reference frequency is set at 12.5, which is obtained by the division of 12.8MFh TCXO output bv 1024 in the built-in divider of TC9181P. Formula 1 2 . 8 m + 0.0 l 2 5 m = 1024
for 12.5KfW25KHz spacing

For the 2 Q l 3 0 K E channel spacing scheme, the Reference frequencywill be made at 1 0 m , whichisobtainedbydivisionof 12.8MHzoutput by 1280. Formula 12.8MHz; 0.O l OMHz = 1280
for 20KHzt30KHz spacing
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Examples 155.1375W This frequency can return you the integral number of 1241l only when 12.5KHz is used as the demominatar. Thus use 1024 as division ratio.

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This frequency will return you fmctienal number of 124 10.4 if 12.5KHz is used as reference, but the integral number of 155 13 is returned if 1 0 is used as refemce frequhcy. Thus use 1280 as division ratio.

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2) Data content All data for the PLL X C i s expressed i n the form of di*an ratia to the internal programmable divider. Division ratio is given i k integral number obtained by VC0 frequency +ReferenceFrequency. This division figure is converted into biary coded number to be fed into the progmmmble divider of PLL lC as the Data in synchronizationwith Clock, Strobe signals.
8-2 ROM The data for ROM includes two kinds of information. The initial data which contains reference frequencies etc., and mother information group of TX & RX frequencies. Both data are given the address= by IC6, and synchronized with the Clock for entry into PLL

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8-2- 1M M data setting

1) Divisiw Ratio ofRefmce frequency = 12.8 (M&) +0.0125 = 1024 ( 1 2 . 5 / Z ~ s p c i n g m a d c ~ s ) [ 12-8 (M&) +0.010 = 1280 (20/30 KHz spacingmodels)] 2)Convta 1024 into the binary number (No NI 1 ) .
3)hitial setting will become as fol1ows::

When Division ratio is 1024, No-NIIshall become all "0" except Nlo="Iu.
Other data shown ate far the command for the CPU, that please f i x the data as shown.
8-2-2 Frequency data setting

1)Determine the frequencies of 1FX and aX 2)Division ratio NT = F W ) W.0 Z 25MH.z 3)Obtain N division ratio and A division ratio NT=16N +A 4)Comrefi NA into Binary numbers. M-NIT N7 1 1 bits binary (N17:MSB) A-N3 - Na 6 bit binary (N3:MSB)

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Input following code to

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No W3 are binary of "An Ng Ns are " 0 0 0" NI8 N21 a r e "1 0 2 0". N7 9 7 are binary of Non operating channels :: When t h e addresses are g i v e n "0" , a l l previous d a t a will remain unchanged. To a v o i d this R i n p u t ' ' P O O " a t N O and N1 , followed by Stobe signals f*r the non-operating channels.

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Addof ROM will be determined by following procedures Al2..- L all times

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be addressed by Channel setting in binary( 0- 15)

As.... LatTX RatRX

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Memory Map of 27C64 is shown next page.

Clock- CK
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The two kinds ofdata will be output 9s foflows:

Do.. .....DATA ,Reference Frequency, TWRX frequencies data. D1...*...STB strobe D2- D....... no in use
CK signal is given from IC6.

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- E a c h address have Bbits, but the l a s t Two digits are used

Ini Data setting

The Top address ofthe I n i t i a l setting is O7CO.
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Followings are t h e heading address for the Channel setting

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R 3 6

OBE0

Input O at the vacant a d d r e s s e s

Table - 2

19 Annex

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9 - i &era1

This radio uses CMos EPROM 27C64 as an memory device storing all the frequencies information etc i n the form of the division ratio.
1)Package 28ph DIP 2)Capacity 65,536bits(8 192 words X $bits) 3)Write Electrical 4)Erase W

9-2Erase
Apply an ultra violet ray of253711wave length to erase tbe data. Erasing prt>cecIures return all data to "1" It will ~ k about e 15-20 min.to complete erasing by apply fhe above W of lOW.Sec/crnZ
9-3 Write i n Use ROM Writer for writing the data into the EPROM device. Make sure the previous data have been erased. Put a seal over the EPROM window to avoid effects on the data by the lighting sources. Insert the IC carefully into the socket of the radio.

1Q-Aligamentand adjustment
10- 1

Following eqrripments are useful to conduct proper alignment of the d i o set

1)SSG

2)lLeveI meter (distortion meter) 3)FW power meter 4)Lineaf Detector 5)Frequeucy counter 6)AF oscillator 7)0sciUoscope 8)Spectrum nndyzer 9)Directiond Coupler 10) DC power source

R X semitivily adjustment RX output, TX detector output check TX output measurement TX modulation check
TX/RX frequency adjustment

TX standard modulation

" ,

VisuaI Wave form observation TX power Spurious check Attenuate TX output for measurnat DC 13.8V min 10A current

, ,-

<

10-2 Setting ups

I) To align RX stage

,'<

e; 1'.
l?"'

<,,,

2) To align 'ICX

V.', h,, ,, , ,

:.p

j.'

-, ,.

..
3) cautions *Disconnectthe microphone from the mdia set while making RX alignment. Accidental FIT depress will damage the SSG. *Distortion meter, fieq.cwnter, spectrum analyzers must be connected to the radio sets via directtonal coupler (attmuatox]

10-3 Alignment of PLL circuit

10-3. l Alignment of ]Locking
-

l) Sclcd the channel to which the lowest frequenq is programmed. 2) RX m d e and Apply Volt-Meter between GP5 and ground. Align VC50 1 to have reading
approx. 2V.

3 m t voltage reading change as you change the Chmels (other frequencies) But the highest rtading should be kept 6V or less.
4) Now to TX mode. Align VC502 this time for TX and voltage guide line are same as in RX.

WARNING : : Be sure to terminate the antennaby a Dummy Load.

/
I

l b 3 - 2 Frequency alignment
-

, -

Fmqutncy adjustment m be conducted either modes of

RX or TX.
'

l) at RX mode,apply f r e q u e h counter to CP2, it gives reading of the I st 1 1 frequency (Ch frequency - 20.8MHz). Rotate carefully the trimmer capacitor i n the reference oscillatar of IC9 (TX1824G) till you have obtained exact reading.

'

2) at TX mode, again the t r i m m e r in the lIC9 is respomKble for the adjustment, however, this

adjustment must be conducted only afler completion of the EU; alignment as described in the following paragraphs.

10-4.
I I

R X alignment
RX &mat @er-mic ,
must be d e W d from the radio S& as midmtal PXT d&

*D-g
'I I

will leause

III
ill1

serious damage to the SSG equipment, *Use an External: s e e r . *Make mthe PLL is prnpwIy fnneti&g(lded) before RX dignment start

i
:

I
I

1)Select the w e channel of which freqluency is about the middle of all frequencies
pxogr-4 2)Connect SSG output to the antenna connector of radio set. Set the SSG frequency at the channel selected i n 13 above.

1 jImj,lI,
!!!1,1

11\1,

iij

3)Apply volt meter between CP 1 and ground and check the reading is within 0.25 V. - 0,3V

4)Make primary alignment of Discriminator. Turn SG output off and turn SQ knob to extreme CCW position. Hissing noise will be heard. Align RTl f Q (MHR455) ta have maximum noise output.
5)Turn SSG output on and gradually increase its output to such level that receiver marginally pick up the SSG signal. AIign RF filter coils RTt 0 l(LB l) - RT105(lB5) by turns xill maximum sensitivity reading is

obtained.

6)Align 1st Local coils of RT107(I;BR203)and RT108(MBR204)in turn, till you have best
semitivity 7)Align cap RT 101&BR40 l), RT 109 (LBR402), alternately to have better sensitivity at the least distorted audio output.

( S Soutput should be set 1KEb modulation, 1.75-

dev.)

8)Tune RT l 10 (MHR455)till maximum audio output i s obtained. (SSG output should be set at IKHz, 1,75= dev.)

-.

Above procedures will:bring the receiver to achieve -9.0- l l .OdBpV at 12dB STNAD.

9)For the multi-channel receiver alignment, check the sensitivitiesat the highest and the lowest channel Regulate the difference within 2dB reference at the center charnel sensitivity between the channels by aligning RT 107 & RT 108 Should those alignment does not bring it to the required sensitivity, additionally make careful fine tuning of VC IQ 1 through VCIOS.

10)Apply osciltosqe between CP4 and GND to observe wave of Discriminator output. It is expected to have 500-700mVp-p when SSG output of +IQ +20dBuV with I= tone of 1.75KHz.

l l) To check SQ sensitivity Rotate SQ knob to extreme CW position and check the squelch sensitivity. It is to have -6.0 to -10.0dBpV with SG output of lKHz 1,75Khz dev.

Now the alignments of the RX are complete.

;
.L

i i

I Q - 5 TX alignment
10-5- 1 Power out alignment

1
j

1)Connect Dummy Load (SOW) to the antenna terminal of the radio set. Turn VR-303to set at the extreme right.

Z)Sclect the chime1 of which frequency i s about the middle ofall frequencies programmed

3) Apply volt meter between CP9 C+) and CP I O(-). Dtprcss F I T and rotate VC30 1to have maximum reading. (approx. 2V max)
4)Apply volt meter between CP1 I (+) and C P 1 2 ( ) . Depress PTT and rotate VC302 to p a k the reading (approx. 0 . 2 V )

5)Keep FIT depressed, and align VC303 and VC304 to have peak reading an the Power meter. (approx. 4OW)
6)Rqcat the steps 3) to 5 ) till you have sufficient output power.
7)IFabove steps do not produce sufiicient rated power output, or excessive drain into the stage, carefully move the pitches of L 14 coil.

R)Cnrcfully adjust VR-303to regulate the power output to the limit required.

l I
-1

9 ) Change the channels and verify sufFzcient power output at all c b e l s .

10-5-2 Alignment of modulation
' %

l ) Awly AF Oscillator output into the microphone connector, 2 ) Set the VR20 I (mic sensitivityvolume) 'halfway and apply 1LM[z tone signal of -23dBm. Adjust W 0 1 (deviation contd volume) to have deviation reading on the Linear detectorat 2.5 deviation. 3) Decrease the signal level down to -43dSm and confm it still falls within the deviation of 1.75 k 0 . 2 5 H - I ~Align . VR302 as necessaru

' I

When all the alignments arc complete, seal up the PLL and PG stage shield -W
tapes.

with the

I I Banding Details
Band'hg Details
This model covers 132MHz to 174MIb in m e model with simple changes of Capacitors.

Following is the details of those capacitoss vs frequency bands.

132-142MRz (Option )
C102

138 -1SOMHz

146-16OMHz
1.5pf

156-174MHz
WA

4 ~ f
4pf

3 ~ f
3pf

5~f
4pf 5pf l Opf

l0pf

3pf 3pf 4pf 7pf l Opf

lopf
22pf
CSQW l Opf 15pf

WA 22pf
C5owl

WA
15pf

(5'30 7 ~ f 7pf

(5WV)
7pf

7pf

remarks: C361, C363 and C364, The components are to be mounted on the Soldering side of the PCB.

Tmar1star Voltage Table

Voltage Quut for VHF hi/mid

DC VoItages (V)

I n p t impdance of Tester :3 3 W

QT, 2SK184Y GateBase,Drain:CoIIeetor, ke:Emitter

FET Voltage Chart

DC VoltageW)
Cueuit Ref # Part No.

No voltage change

voltage chart l

Voltage Chart for VHF Wmid

IC Voltage Table

p
DC Voltage (V) 1 13.8 1 8.0 1 0.0

IG4XA78008P

ICS.TA78L005P T E R M W A L ~1 1 2 1 3 DC Voltage (V) I 8.0 1 5-01 0.0

#4 :2 . 2 V at Even Channel #14: 0 . 4 V at SIT pressed

TERMINAL S* 1 9 13-4-21-23-2425 I S DC Voltages(V) 1 5/0.4 1 5 -01 5.0 or 0.2 depending on channl 0.0
#5: 0 . 4 V at F I T pressed

voltage chart 2

Voltage Chart for VHF hifmid

..

N I 3: -4.0V when PLL unlocked r lj : DV d e n PLL unlocked

voltage chart 3

Voltage Chart for VHF humid Voltage Table by Channels 1-16 respectivefy

Q29 2SC2458GR (J1amelNo. 1 1 1 2 1 3 3 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 1 I O I 1 1 ~ 1 2 ~ 1 3 1 1 4 1 1 5 1 1 6 ~ Pin #. 1

voltage chart 4

3 2.Schtmatics and Drawings

lI

Exploded v i e w

fig 2-1
fig 2-2
.

Block Diagram
Circuit Diagram

lII

fig 2-3

Wiring Diagram

frg 2-4
fig 2-5
fig 2-6

VC0 schematic
speaker-mic schematic Parts Location chart

f a 2-7
fig 2-8

Display PCB Parts l d o n chart

Alignment & Check terminals map

fig 2-9

Key Radio Systems C T 5 .

----

- ON 1

functions
OFF

RX Audio

MC. Mute
monitor AUX monitor AUX

I
l

I
SOLDER SIDE

ll

I
L # t

L
4 7

~
B ;

R
P M *

*
u

6P

1C

/
I
1

LBV-104-N
Y

fig 2-7 h .I

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W M RI IQ88 a s sl

R R

3 0 s
B

PARTS LOCATION FOR 1535LB MAIN !C. BOARD VHF Mobile Radio 134-174MHz
h

GND

TOP VIEW

ADJUST,YENT POmTS AND CHECK POINTS OF MAIN F? C-BOARD

1535LB

fig 2-9 h

Parts List for VHF Hi (136-174MHz)

Main PCB
Q1 Q2 Q3
-

Cirmi t ref #

Dcscripti on

Part

No.

rev 01 Ang '89

Remarks

P4
.
Q5 pd

3SK7X;R 3SK121GR 2SC26680 2SC2458GR

2SC2458GR 2SC2458GR

Q7 Q8
Q9 Q10 Q1 1 Q12 Q13
Q14

2SK184Y 2SC2458GR 2SC2458GR

2SA1015Y 2SA1015Y 2SC2458GR 2SC2458GR
2SC245XGR 2SC25680

Q1 5
, -

Q16 Q17
Q18 Q19 Q20

2SC26680.

2SC2347
2SC2347 2SC2538 2SC2539

2SC2630

2SC2458GR 2SC2458GR 2SA1015Y 2SA950Y 2SC2458GR 2SC245 SGR

2SA1015Y

2SC2458GR 2SC2458GR 2SC2458GR

DIODE
DIODE DIODE DIODE DIODE DrODE

151588 IS1588 IS1588 151588

IS1588 IS1588

parts-l

Circuit ref #

Description

Part No.

VHF Hi Band Rcmnrks

DIODE
DIODE DIODE

DIODE DIODE
MODE MODE DIODE

DIODE DIODE DIODE

DIODE DIODE
m

DIODE
DIODE DIODE

XTAL XTAL
X'TAL FILTER

W-2IRC-4 CSB 12001)

XTALFILTER CERA. FILTER

for 125KHz 20F15B for 25KHz for 12.5KHz 20F153 for 2 5 W z for 125KHz CFV-455F for 25 KHz
Antenna Switching

RF COIL RF COIL

RF COIL W mrL RF COIL

IF COIL

RE COlL
W COIL

F COIL
IF COIL

RF COIL RE COIL RF COZL

m?cQ1L

RE COIL
W COIL

RF COIL
RF COIL R F COIL RF CHOKE RF COIL RF CHOKE RF CHOKE RF COIL RF COIL
RF COIL A F CHOKE

$J
p r:
l ?

Circuit ref #

Description

Part No.

VHF H i Baud Remarks

'

CAP. TRmM. - CAP. TXCIMh?l. CAP.TRIM. W.TRlMM.

RESIS. VARI.
RESTS. VARI. RESIS. VARI:.

CAPAaToR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR

CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR WACXTOR
CAPACITOR

D D 1 0 4 C H 0 7 0 D 5 0
5

* DDE04CKORSCSO
DD104CH07aD50

DD104CHO5OC50
DM04SRI03M25
CEUSM 1C330

CAPACITOR CAPkCITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR

WACTSOR

DD404SR103M25 DD104B 1O X 5 0

DD104CTO30C50 DD104B102K50 DD 104CKOMC50

*
*

DDlO4CH05OC50

7pf d c See b a n d i n g table cera 0.5pf See banding table 7pf ceramic C E M 5PF CERA 0-OlUF ELE 3 3 W 16V CERA 0-OIUF CERA 0.001UF See bmding table CERn 3PF CERA 0.001UF CERA O.SPF See banding table CSERA 5PF
0. SPF See banding table

CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACFOR CAPACITOR

CAPACITOR

DD104CKOWC50
DD104Ctf040C50 DDlOSCH300150 DD104B102K50 DD404SR103M25 DD104CH30OJ50 DD404SR103M25 DD104B 102K50
DD104ChMOD50 DD104CKOWC50 DD104CHlSOJSO

CERh 4PF

CERA 30PF
INSIDE OF IF COXL, CERA 0.001U I : CERA 0-OIUF

CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACrSOR CAPACKOR CAPACLTOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACETOR CAPACITOR CAPACUOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPAClTOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR

CERA 30PF
CERA 0.0 1UF

CERA 0.00 lUF

See banding table

CERA 6PF CERA 0.5PF

'

* *

DD104CHISOJ50

DD104CHISOJ50

DD404SR103M25

CAPAClTQR
CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACrnR CkaACrnR

CAPACITOR
CAPACITOR

DD404SR103M25 DD404SR103M25 DD404SRlO3M25 DD404SR103M25 CERA 0.0 1UF WE13EF334225 CERA 0.33UF DDIOS-257CH390J50 (=ERA 39PF DD107CHS20J50 CERA 82PF WE131R104M25 CERA O.1W RPE131R104M25 CERA O.1UF INSIDE IF COXL DD104B221KSO CERA 220PF

CERA ISPF See W i g table CERA 15TF See banding table CERA ESPF (IOpI for 2 5 W ) INSIDE F COIL CERA 0.0 1UF CERA 0.0 LUF C E M O.OlUF CERA 0.01W

D D 1 0 4 3 1 0 2 K 5 0

CERA 0.001UF

CAPACITOR

CESSMIHOIO

ELE IUF50V

VHF Hi Band
Circuit ref #

Description

Part No.

Remarks

CAPACTTOR
CAPACITOR

CMACKQR CAPACmR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR

CAPACITOR

CESSMlClOO AMX333KlH CESSMlHOZO CE'USMIC330

ELE lOWF 16V

FILM 0.033UF ELE 1UF 50V ELE 3 3 W 16V CERA 150PF

DD104B151K50
CESSMlHOlO CESSM 1 H 0 1 0 AMXl MKIH CEUSMlE221

E m 1UF 50V
ELE 1UF 50V FILM 0.501UF ELE 220UF 25V ELE 4.7UF 25V T A N 2.2UF 16V ELE 47UF IBV ELE 470UF 16V FILM 0.22UF CERA 470PF CERA 470PF TAN 0.22UF 35V ELE 22W 50V E E OATUF 50V ELE 4.7W 25V EL 1O U F 16V CERA 470PF ELE 47uf 16V ELE 1UF 50V

CAPACTTOR CAPAaToR
GAPACI'TOR

CESSM IE4R7
DN lC2R2MIS CEUSMI C470 CEUSMlC471 AMX224KIH DD104B471K50

CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACTTOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR

CAPACITOR

DD104B471WO
DNIVR22MlS CESSMlH2R2 CESSMlHR47

CESSMEE4R7
CESSM lClOO

CAPACITOR CAPACTTOR

DD104R471K50 CESM l C430

CESSM1H 0 30

CAPACTTOR CAF'ACKOR CAl'ArnR

CAPACTTOR

CESSMlHOlO
DD404SR103M25
CESSMlClOO

ELE 1UF 50V

C E M 0.01m ELE low IbV CERA O.OIUF CERA 0 . 0 0! W ELE lOUF 16V ELE 4.7UF 25V CERA ZOOPF CERA 100PF CERA 0.00 1UF CERA 470FF CERA 0.0 J UF ELE 2.2UF SOV ELE 100UF IOV

CAPACITOR CAPACrnR CAPACITOR CAFACOR

DD4Q4SR103M25 DDEQ4BZ02R50
CESSMlClOO CESSMIE4R7 DDIO5SLlOlJ50 DB105SLlOEJ50 DDlo.IB102K50 DDI04B47IK50 DD404SR103M25 CESSMlH2R2 CESEMIAIOJ P E 1 3 1R104M25 P m 13 1R104M25 PRE131R104M25 DD104B 102K50

CAPACITOR
CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR
CAPACITOR

CAPACITOR WAcmoR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACrrOR

CAPACITOR WACXTOX

CERA 0. JUF CERA 0.1UF

CERA 0.1UP CERA 0-OOTW C E M 0,OlUF ELE 47UF 16V 7 p f ceramic CERA 0-OOIUF CEM 0 . 0 1UF

DD404SR103M25
CEUSMTC470 DD104CM070D50 DD104B 1021CSO DD404SRE03M25 DD404SR103M25 CESSMlHOlO DD104CH200J50 DD104B 102K50 DD104CH300J50 DD104CHlOOD50

CAPACITUR CAPACITOR CAPArnOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACrrOR CAPACITOR WACrrOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACnOR

CERA 0.01UF ELE EUF 50V CERA 20PF CERA 0.001UF C E M 30PF
C E M lOPF CERA 0.001UF CERA lOPF CERA 0.001UF ELE lOUF 16V C E M 20PF

DD 1048I02K50
DD104CHIOODSO DD 10431O X 5 0 CESSMlClW DD104CH200J50

VHF Hi Band
Circuit

Description

Part No.

Remarks
CERA 3OPF

xsf #

DD104CH300J50 RPE131R104M2.5
CAPACITOR CAPACrnR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPAClTOR CAPACTTOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR WACFTOR CAPACrrOR CAPACITOR WACrrOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR ChPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPAClTOR CAPACrrOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR

CERA O.1W E m 1UF 50V

CERA O.OlUF CERA 220PF ELE IUF 50V EElE 2UF 5QV CERA 0.01W ELE 10WF 16V C E W 0.OIWF CERA I ~ P F CERA 20PF ELE 0.IUF 50V

CESSMlHOlO DI3404SR103M25 DD104B221K50

CESSMIHOIO
CESSMIHOIO

DD404SR103MZ5 CESSMlClOO DD404SR103M25 DDI04CHIQOD50 DD1WCH200350 CESSMIrn10 DDIWB 102K50 DD107CH680150 DDZ04CHlOOD50

CERA 0.001UF
CERA 68PF CERA ZOPF See banding table

CAPACITOR
CAPACITOR CAPACIM)R
CAPArnR

CAPACrnR
C330 C33 1 C332 C333
C334

CAPACITOR

WACTTOR CAPACfTOR CAPACITOR

CAPACITOR

C335 C336 C337 C338 C339 C340 C341 C342 C343 THROUGH
C344 C345

CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPAQTOR CAPACrrOR CAPACrrOR . CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR

not in use DD105-257CH390J50 CMtA 39PF DNlElOOMIS TAN lOuF2SV D'D404SR103M25 CERA O.OlUF DD 1. Q4B102KSO CERA 0.06 1UF DW7CH390J500 CERA 39PF 500V DD@7CM4TOJ500 CERA 47PF 500V DD07CH390J500 CERA 39PF 500V DW7CH330J500 C E M 33PF 500V * See banding table eera IOpf 500tr C m 68PF 500V CERA 6SPF 500V C E U 39PF 500V TAN lOUF 2 N am 0.OlUF CER4 0.01UF C E M 0.00 1UF CERA 22PF 500V CERA 22PF 500V CERA 39PF 500V CERA 22PF 500V CERA l OOPE SOOV CERA 1OOPF SOOV C E W 1OOFF SaOV CERA 22PF 500V ERA TPF 500V CERh 0.001UF SOOV
DDO5CH220J500 DD07CH330JS00 DD07CH330J500 DDOSCH22OJ500 DD1043102K50 CESSMlClOO DD404SR103M25 DD404SR103M.125 DD404SR103M25 DD IMCKOR5C50 DD1Q4B 102KTO DD104B 102K50
,

FEEL)

CAPACITOR
CAPACrnR

CERA 22PF 500V

CERA 33PF 500V

C346
C347 C348

C349
C350 C35 1 C352 C353

CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACTTOR

CERA 33PF 500V

CERA 22PF 500V CERA O.QO1UF ELE: I O W 16V CERA 0.0 1UF CERA 0.01UF CERA 0,OlUF CERA 0.5PF CER4 0.OOIUF CERA 0 . 0 0 1UF

CAPAClTOR CAPACTTOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR

VHF Hi Band
Cirmit ref #

D e s dption
CAPACmR CAPACITUR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACTTUR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR

Part

N o .

Remarks

c m 0.001uF
CERA 0.001UF
C E M 0.OlUF ELE 330W 25V EP;E 330UF 25V sse banding table
see banding tabIe see banding fable s e e banding table CERA O.QIWF

CAPACITOR
CAPACrrOR

CAPACKOR CAPArnOR CAF'ACITOR CAPArnOR CAPACiTOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR

CAPArnOR

CAPAClTOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACIMR CAPAClTOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACITOR CAPACTTOR CAPACTTOR

RESlSrOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR

RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR WSISTOR RESISTOR RESISTQR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR

m b w v6w
C B T ~

v m

mbon V6W
c a r b o n 1/6W
carbon V6W carbn I/6W

carbon V6W m r b V6W carbon V6W carbon V6W carbon V6W

mbon lf6W mrbn 1/6W carbn V6W carbon V6W m b n l/6W

mrbon 1/6W

mlmn V6W 4 . M fw 25KHz wbon V6W carbon 1/6W

carbon M W

w h n l/6W carbn V6W cmbn V6W carbon 1 / 6 W

Circuit ref #

Description

Part No.

VHF Hi Band Remarks

RESISrOR RESISTOR RES1STOR

RESISTOR RESXSTOR RESXSTOR RESISTOR IRESTSTOR

carbon V6W

vm

m f ~ 25r

RESISTOR
RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR

RESISTOR
RESISTOR

RESISTOR
RESISTOR

RESISTOR
lU3SISTOR RESISTOR

mrbon V6W carbon V6W c w h urn = h 1 / 6 W carbon V6W carb1 / 6 W m t m V6W & n V6W Metal V2W M T V6W ~ carbon W W c a r h V6W carbon V6W V6W 22QKdZ for 251KHz m h n V6W
'

RESISTOR RESISTOR
RESISTOR RESISTOR

RESISTOR RESE!XOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR rUESlSTOR RESISTOR

=ban V6W carbon V6W c a r h V6W = h n V6W carbon V6W mbon 1/6W mrbn 116W

mbon V6W m h V5W carbon V6W

carbon V6W wlwn 116W carbon V6W

mrbw 1 1 6 W carbw I/6W mbon V6W mbon l/dW a b o n V6W
m r h1 / 6 W

RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR

RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR

mrbon 1/6W carbon 1 / 6 W carboa V6W

carbon 1/6W mbon V6W m r h V6W

RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESXSTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR
RESISTOR

e a r k m V6W m h n V6W mrbon m d m n V6W = h 1 1 Y6W =boa V6W carbon W6W earkm JJ6W m b n V6W mbon 1 I 6 W carbon V4W

carbon 1 1 6 W
m b nM W mrbn m
carbn V6W

RESISTOR RESISTOR

mrbn V6W

V H F Hi Band
Circuit ref #

Description
RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR ]RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR
RESISTOR

Part

Na.

Remarks

loom
4 7 m 47m 471x1

iRESTSfOR RESISTOR
RESI5TOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR MSISFOR RESXrnR RESISTOR ESISTOR

47m
2 2 m l0Ofi
4.7m
4700 jw

carbon 1 J 6 w carbon V6W c a r h1 J 6 W m r h l/6W carbon 1 / 6 W c a r h Y6W

carbon V6W

carhn U6W
carbon 1/6W jumper wire

1 0 a
4 7 m

jW

47n

RESJSTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR

MSTSTOR RESISTOR

lam not i n use not i n use 0. If2

mrbn 1 1 6 W carbon 1 / 6 W jumper wire carbon V6W carlmn 1 J 6 W

wire 1nw c a r h n V4W

4 . 7 n
1 0 m 1 0 m 1 m 1

RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESETOR RESISTOR

RESISTOR

mbon V6W
carbon V6W mrbn V6W

lrn

. s m

m b n1 1 6 W
arhn1 / 6 W c a t h V6W eatbn 1/6W mbon l/6W mbon lf6W carbon U6W

MSI!TOR
RESTSTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR RESISTOR

3.3m 2.2m 1 0 m 1.5kQ

10m

jumper wire

Ferrite Beeds

ShieId m e Shield me Shield covm Shield case

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Circuit ref d

Description

P &

No.

VHF Hi Band Remarks

rP-

Shield Cover shield plate insulator Ha-skk

Screw

T-LB-1007-1 T-LB-1010-1 T-LB-1011-0

Ear& Plate
Lug Terminaf Shield

T-LB-1012-0 M 2 . 6 X 6 SEMS MFRX-006

B-3

m 3 Stts-2
W-3

fUr-4case

ZED1 LED2 El33 W

LED LE13

GL7N208
SEL1123R

LED
LED
Resistor Resistor Resistor

SEL1923D SEL1323G

2 digits 7 Seg RED YelIow

carbon I/6w
a b o n Y6W
&U

Resistor
Resistor Resistor Resistor

cabon V6W c a r h V6W carbn 1 / 6 W

w r h V6W

vm

Resistor
Resistor Resistor Resistor Resistor Resistor

carbon V6W carbon V6W car60~ V6W

c m h 1/6W ~

carboa M W

cerrbon. u6w

JR1

Connector =-I3 (wire kit NT-LB-CC3)

Chassis and Controls VRl Pat Meter VR2 Pot Meter

SW701 SW703

VB12LN25SAIOKil
V16L4S(C26SG)253SB 1 0 m
DS-480 DS-480

Switch Switch
Switch

SW704

SRRS16

JR2
JR3

Connector m-15 ( w i r ekit N T m C C 2 1 Co~ector RIR-6 (wire kit NT-LE-CC41

JR4 JR5 IR6

M o o r Ext SP jack M ~ Jack c

Antenna Mli-2503 SG8050

B-623K6

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CX2

Description

Part No.
1 . mQEV 40mm

VHF Hi Band Remarks

Coax.W I e
Main Chassis Front Mold Knob Knob hob Display Panel
Spacw P l a t e

1 2 3
4 4 S

PM-l-O005(Ll3) K-MNA-1001-0 871212-00 871213-00

8712 13-00

871219-01 K-MNA-1004-0 K-MNA-10020

PM-I-0028@)

6
7 8
8

11

12 13
101 101

Front S - h s i s Upper m e r In~erm~x Name plate BdRate

PM-l-W8(B) K-1MNA-1005-0 Mejack hacket PM-2-001 3 PM1-0013

R u b k stopper R u b k stopper

13.8Vcable kit able stopper

cable stopper Lug twminal

NT-LA-05

D 4 1
K-PLLm007

Power a b l e Speakamble

B4
Rat 342.6 X 6 Hat M26 x 6 Black Binding M2.6X 6 Sems M 2 . 6X 8

2pcs
4 p Front mold
lpcs micjack h c k e 4 3pcs W Display

Screw
Saew Screw

screw
Screw

Screw

SEMSM26x6 Binding M3 x 18

Nut
Washer Spring Smw b w

M3 M3
Bindinghi3 X8 Binding M3 X 6

4pcs Q2O,Q21 2pcsCablestopp IFS M-ectur l p M m o r lpcs M o o r 4 p Fmnt Sub chassis 1 Main PCB

upper Cover
Lower Cover M & M Lug Terminal

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