Alinco DJ-1400 Service Manual

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DJ-180

 

Service Manual

 

 

DJ-1400

 

 

CONTENTS

 

 

 

SPECIFICATIONS

 

PC BOARD VIEW

 

1)

General

2

1) VCO Unit

24

2)

Transmitter.

2

2) JACK Unit

24

3)

Receiver

2

3) PTT Unit Side B

24

4) Functions for Each Version

3

4) PS Unit

25

CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

 

5) ROM1 Unit Side B

25

1)

Receiver System

4

6) ROM2 Unit Side B

25

2)

PLL VCO Circuit.

5

7) RF Unit Side A

26

3) Transmitter System

5

8) RF Unit Side B

27

4)

DTMF Encoder Circuit (option).

6

9) CPU Unit Side A.

28

5) Tone Squelch Circuit (option)

6

10) CPU Unit Side B

29

6)

Microprocessor and Peripheral Circuit

6

11) RE Unit

30

7) Terminal Function of Microprocessor

7

12) CTCSS UniL

30

SEMICONDUCTOR DATA

 

13) DTMF Unit.

31

1)

LR408721

10

PARTS LAST

 

2)

M5218FP

10

CPU unit

32

3)

M5236ML.

10

PS unit.

32

4)

MB1504LPF

11

ROM1 Unit

33

5)

MC3357

11

DTMF Unit

33

6)

MX365

12

RF Unit

33 ~ 36

7)

NJM386

13

Vco unit

37

8)

RH5VA32AA.

13

CTCSS Unit

37

9)

RH5VA45AA.

13

PTT SW Unit

38

10) X24C01A

14

JACK Unit

38

11) X24C04S14

14

RE Unit

38

12) X24C16S14

14

Others

38

13) Transistor, Diode and LED Outline Draw

15

ROM2 Unit.

38

14) LCD Connection.

16

PACKING

38

EXPLODED VIEW

 

Parts Table for Each Version.

39

1)

Rear Case 1

17

ADJUSTMENT

 

2)

LCD

17

1) Required Test Equipment.

40

3)

Rear Case 2

18

2) Before Adjustment

40

4)

Front Case 1

19

3) Adjustment for DJ180, DJ1400

41

5) Front Case 2

20

4) Adjustment for DJ1400AN/QN

42

6)

Front Case 3 and Battery Terminal

21

5) Adjustment Quick Reference

43

7) Ten Key Cover and Key Pad Panel

22

6) Adjustment Points.

43 ~ 44

8)

CTCSS Unit and ROM1 Unit

23

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

45 ~ 46

 

 

 

 

 

 

BLOCK DIAGRAM

47

ALINCO INCORPORATED

TWIN 21 M.I.D. TOWER BUILDING 23F, 1-61, 2-CHOME,

SHIROMI CHUO-KU , OSAKA, 540-8580 JAPAN

Tel (81)6-6946-8150 fax (81)6-6946-8175 e-mail: export@alinco.co.jp

SPECIFICATIONS

DJ-180

1) General

Frequency Coverage:

 

RX: 137.000 ~ 173.995MHz (T, TM version)

 

TX: 144.000 ~ 147.995MHz (T, TM version)

 

RX: 137.000 ~ 173.995MHz (TA, TB, TA2, TB2 version)

 

TX: 137.000 ~ 173.995MHz (TA, TB, TA2, TB2 version)

 

RX/TX: 144.000~145.995MHz(TS, TSA, TZ, E, EA, EB version)

Frequency Resolution:

5, 10, 12.5, 15, 20, 25kHz steps

Memory Channels:

10 Channels (standard)

Antenna Impedance:

50 ohm unbalanced

Signal Type:

F3E(FM)

Power Supply Requirement: DC 5.5V~13.8V (Rated 7.2V Ni-Cd)

Dimensions:

Approximately 132(H) x 58(W) x 33(D) mm

Weight :

Approximately 350g

2) Transmitter

 

Output Power.I

5.0W with Optional 12V Ni-Cd Battery

 

2.0W with Standard 7.2V Ni-Cd Battery

 

(144.000~147.995MHz)

 

(160.000~165.000MHz)... TA2, TB2 only

Modulation System:

Variable Reactance Frequency Modulation

Max. Frequency Deviation: +/ -5kHz

Tone Frequency:

67.0 to 250.3Hz -38 Subaudible Encoding Tones

 

(E, EA, EB version: option)

DTMF Encoder:

(TZ, EB version: option)

Tone Burst:

(E, EA, EB version only)

3) Receiver

 

Receiver System:

Double-Conversion Superheterodyne

Intermediate Frequency.'

1st IF: 21.4MHz

 

2nd IF: 455kHz

Sensitivity:

12dB SINAD less than -10dBu

 

(144.000~17.995MHz)

 

(160.000~165.000MHz)... TA2, TB2 only

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SPECIFICATIONS

1) General

DJ-1400QN / AN (The Narrow Version)

 

Frequency Coverage:

136.GGG ~ 155.000MHz (AN version)

 

 

150.000 ~ 173.995MHz (QN version)

Frequency Resolution:

5, 10, 12.5, 15, 20, 25kHz steps

Memory Channels:

10 Channels (standard)/option 50 and 200ch

Antenna Impedance:

50 ohm unbalanced

Signal Type:

F3E(FM)

Power Supply Requirement: DC 5.5V~13.BV (Rated 7.2V Ni-Cd)

Dimensions:

Approximately 132(H) x 5B(W) x 33(D) mm

Weight :

Approximately 35Gg

2) Transmitter

 

Output Power.I

5.GW with Optional 12V Ni-Cd Battery

 

2.GW with Standard 7.2V Ni-Cd Battery

Modulation System:

Variable Reactance Frequency Modulation

Max. Frequency Deviation: +/ -2.5kHz

Tone Frequency:

67.0 to 250.3Hz -38 Subaudible Encoding Tones

Time Out Timer

0 to 450 sec

Time Out Penalty

0 to 15 sec

3) Receiver

 

Receiver System:

Double-Conversion Superheterodyne

Intermediate Frequency.'

1st IF: 21.4MHz

 

2nd IF: 455kHz

Sensitivity:

12dB SINAD less than -16dBu

AF Output

200mW (10% THD)

Page 2-1

4)Functions for Each Version

Function

RX

TX

 

Final

Frequency

Frequency

Tone

Operatio

Version

Range

Range(facto

Burst CTCSS DTMF

BAND n

DJ-180T

130~174

144~148

x

O

O

 

R+LA

DJ-180TA

130~174

130~174

x

O

O

 

R+LA

DJ-180TA2

130~174

130~174

x

O

O

H

R+LA

DJ-180TB

130~174

130~174

x

O

O

 

R+LA

DJ-180TB2

130~174

130~174

x

O

O

H

R+LA

DJ-180TM

130~174

144~148

x

O

O

 

R+LA

DJ-180TS

144~146

144~146

x

O

O

 

R

DJ-180TSA

144~146

144~146

x

O

O

 

R

DJ-180TZ

144~146

144~146

x

O

x(with16keys)

 

R

DJ-180E

144~146

144~148

O

A(option)

O

 

R

DJ-180EA

144~146

144~146

O

A(option)

O

 

R

DJ-180EB

144~146

144~146

O

A(option)

x

 

R

DJ-1400

130~174

130~174

x

O

x

 

R+LA

DJ-1400A

130~174

130~174

x

O

x

 

R+LA

DJ-1400B

130~174

130~174

x

X

x

 

R+LA

DJ-1400F

130~174

130~174

x

O

x

 

R+LA

DJ-1400G

130~174

130~174

x

X

x

 

R+LA

DJ-1400TM

130~174

130~174

x

O

x

 

R+LA

DJ-1400AN

136~155

130~174

x

O

x

 

R+LA

DJ-1400QN

150~174

130~174

x

O

x

 

R+LA

Final Operation

R:Press and hold the "F" key and turn on the radio.

R+LA: Press and hold the "F" and "LAMP" keys and turn on the radio.

Note: The expanded frequency will return to the initial setting' if you reset the radio with.."R" operation after

'R + LA'' operation. To resume the expanded frequency . reset the radio again with..R + LA"

operation.

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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 1) Receiver System

The receiver system is the double superheterodyne. The first IF is 21.4MHz andthe second IF is 455kHz.

1. Front End

The signal from the antenna is passed through a low-pass fitter and input to

 

the RF coil L4.

 

The signal trom L4 is amplified by Q1 and led to the band passtilter (L5, L6,

 

L7), and led to the first mixer gate of Q2.

2. First Mixer

The amplified signal (fo) by Q1 is mixed with the first local oscillator signal

 

(fo -21.4MHz) from the PLL circuit by the first-stage mixer Q2 and so is

 

converted into the first IF signal.

 

The unwanted frequency band of the first IF signal is eliminated by the

 

monolithic crystal filter (XF1), and led to IF amplifier Q3.

3. IF Amplifier

The first IF signal is amplified by Q3, and inputto pin16 of IC1, where it is

 

mixed with the second local oscillator signal (21.855MHz) and so is con­

 

verted into the second IF signal (455kHz).

 

The second lF signal is output from pin3 of IC1, and unwanted frequency

 

band of the second lF signal is eliminated by a ceramic filter (FL1).

 

The resulting signal is then amplified by the second lF limiting amplifier, and

 

detected by quadrature circuit. The audio signal is output from ping of IC1.

4. Audio Circuit

The detected signal from IC1 is passed through the low-pass filter and led to

 

the flat amplifier Q13. When the optional Tone Squelch unit is equipped, the

 

tone signal is eliminated by lC701.

 

Q13 is switched ON/OFF by AFC slgnal from CPU.

 

The audio signal is input to the main volume (VR3) and amplified by the

 

power amplifier IC3 to drive the speaker.

 

The power supply voltage of IC3 is limited by AF regulator consisting of Q14

 

and Q15 to prevent the speaker from overdriving. The power supply voltage

 

of IC3 is switched ON/OFF by AFP signal.

5. Squelch Circuit

The noise in the audio signal from IC1 is passed through the squelch control

 

variable resistor (VR4) and input to pin10 of IC1. The audio signal is ampli­

 

fied by filter amplifier of IC1 and output to pin11. The desired noise of the

 

audio signal is eliminated by the high-pass filter and amplified by Q12. The

 

resulting signal is rectified by D13 and then input to pin12 of IC1. When the

 

squelch circuit is close, pin13 of ICl goes to "low". When the squelch circuit

 

is open or a signal is received, pin13 goes to "high", then the signal of pin13

 

is led to CPU.

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2) PLL, VCO Circuit

 

Output frequency of PLL circuit is set by the serial data (pin9: clock, pin10:

 

data, pin11 : toad enable) from microprocessor.

 

PLL circuit consists of V CO Q201, buffer amplifier Q202 and Q17.

 

When PLL is locked, pin7 of IC2 goesto "high" and UNLOCK SW Q19

 

becomes OFF, then T.MUTE signal goes to "low".

 

The pulse wave output of charge pump is converted to DC voltage by PLL

 

loop filter circuit, and supplied to D201 , D202 of varicap diode in VCO unit.

 

The VCO tune voltage is applied to the varicaps D3, D4, D5 and D6 in the

 

frontend.

 

The frequency modulation is executed when the audio signal voltage is

 

supplied to the varicaps D201, D202 and D203.

3) Transmitter System

1. Microphone

The voice from the internal or external microphone is led to the pre-empha-

Amplifier

sis circuit, and then input to the microphone amplifier IC4, which consists of

 

two operational amplifiers.

 

The amplified signal is input to the low.pass filter lC4.

 

The output from the microphone amplifier is passed through variable resis­

 

tors VR2 tor modulation adjustment to varicap diode of the VCO, contromng

 

the VCO frequency.

2. Power Amplifier

The signal from VCO is amplified by buffer amplifiers Q4 and Q5, and input

 

to the buffer amplifiers Q6 and input to the power amplifier Q7. The amplified

 

signal is output from Q7, and then passed through the low-pass filter, the an­

 

tenna switch circuit and the output low-pass tilter. The unwanted harmonies

 

frequency signal is eliminated by the low-pass fitter and input to the antenna.

 

The LC matching circuits located between amplifiers of the transmitting

 

circuit make the transmission smooth.

3. Automatic Power

 

Control Circuit

The automatic power control(APC) circuit is used to obtain a stable transmis­

 

sion power. This circuit detects the transmission power by D8 in the low-

 

pass filter consisting of L18, L19, C59, and C64. The detected DC voltage is

supplied to APC circuit. When the detected voltage goes higher than the settled voltage, the bias voltage of APC amplifier Q9 goes to low. The collector voltage of APC amplifier Q10 goes to low and the power supply voltage of Q5 goes to low, and output power becomes small to prevent from the over power.

At low power the Power Control Switch Q8 lets the base voltage of APC DET Q11 and the collector voltage of APC AMP Q10 down, also switches between high power and low power, and inhibits the transmission.

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4) DTMF Encoder Circuit (option)

The DTMF signal corresponding to the combination of the column and row is output from tone output pin17 of IC401 Encoder, producing a frequencymodulated RF output. The Q401 switches the DTMF Encoder when lC401 is active during DTMF transmission.

5) Tone Squelch Circuit (option) 1.Decoder

The second IF signalfrom pin11 of IC1, and input to the tone squelch decoder lC701.

When the tone squelch decoder IC701 decodes the input tone signal fre­ quency as the programmed frequency, pin13 goes to "Low". The signal is input to pin16(DET) of lC107, and the squelch goes off.

When the Tone squelch decoder IC701 does not decode the input tone signal frequency as the programmed frequency, pin13 goes to "High".

2. Encoder

 

The tone signal is output from pin16 of IC701, producing a frequency-

 

modulated RF output.

6) Microprocessor (CPU) and Peripheral Circuit

 

Refer to "Terminal Function of Microprocessor" about each terminal func­

 

tion.

1, BS Mode

When the Squelch is closed for more than 5 seconds, the radio goes into the

 

BS(Battery Save) mode automatically. Pin11 (R5C) and pin19 become High

or Low periodically. Open the Squelch, and the radio does not go into the BS mode.

2. Backup Reset

When the voltage detector circuit lC303 detects a decrease in the C5V line, CPU RAM data is stored in the EEPROM IC, IC601. IC 302 is also the voltage detector circuit and it detects the lower voltage than IC303. The circuit detects a increase in the C5V line when power is turned on, and then the CPU will be initialized.

3. Reset

Press and holdthe."F" key, then turn on the power. The radio will reset to initial factory settings.

Even if you expanded the frequency, it will return to the initial setting. To resume the expanded frequency, press and hold the "F" and "Lamp" keys, then turn on the power.

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7) Terminal Function o f Microprocesser

 

 

 

 

Name

I/O

Description

PinNo. PinName

H

L

TBST

O

1750Hz Tone Burst Output

9

P57/PWM3

Normal:H(HiZ)

Output:Pluse

BEEP

O

Beep Tone Output

10

P56/PWM2

Normal:H(HiZ)

Output:Pluse

R5C

O

RX5V ON/OFF

11

P55/PWM1

ON

OFF

T5C

O

TX5V ON/OFF

12

P54/PWM0

ON

OFF

AFP

O

AF Power Amplifier ON/OFF

13

P53/SIG

ON

OFF

AFC

O

IF Mute Output

14

P52/CNT2

Mute OFF

Mute ON

 

 

 

 

 

during Tone Burst

 

M.MUTE

O

Microphone Mute Output

15

P5l/CNT1

Tansmission

Normal

RE1

I

Rotary Encoder Input 1

16

P50/INT3

 

 

LAMP

O

Lamp ON/OFF Switch

17

P37/SRDY

ON

OFF

BAT

I

Battery Low Indicator Input

18

P36/CLK

Low

Normal

P5C

O

PLL Power ON/OFF

19

P35/SOUT

ON

OFF

EICD

I

EEPROM Unit Detection

20

P34/SIN

Equipped

Nothing

XWR

I

External EEPROM Write Cycle Detection

21

P33rr

Normal

Write cycle

RE2

I

Rotary Encoder Input 2

22

P32/INT2

 

 

SCOM

O

Band Plan Scan Output

23

P3l/XCIN

H(Hiz)

Low Active

P.H/L

O

Transmit Power Switch

24

P30/XCOUT Low Power

High Power

BU

I

Back up Mode Input

25

INT1

Normal

Negative Edge Triggered

 

 

 

26

CNVss

 

 

RES

I

Reset Input

27

RESET

at Work

on Reset

 

 

Clock Input 3.58MHz

28

XIN

 

 

 

 

Clock Output 3.58MHz

29

XOUT

 

 

 

 

Ground

30

Vss

 

 

TSQD

I

Tone Detecton Input

31

P17

Undetected

Detected

TICD

I

Tone Unit Detection

32

P16

Nothing

Equipped

BP1

I

Band Plan(TX)

33

P15

Expanded

Normal

BP2

I

Band Plan(RX)

34

P14

Expanded

Normal

BP3

I

Band PIan(TX,RX)

35

P13

Expanded

Normal

BP4

I

Band Plan(Channelstep)

36

P12

Expanded

Normal

BP5

I

Band Plan(OffsetFreq.)

37

P11

Expanded

Normal

CH

I

Band Plan(ChanneIDisp.)

38

P10

Expanded

Normal

SLC

O

CIock for EEPROM IC

39

P07

Normal:Hiz

Output: Pluse

SDA

I/O Data for EEPROM IC

40

P06

Normal:Hiz

Output: Pluse

CLK

O

Clock for PLL,TONE IC

41

P05

Output:Pluse

Normal:L

DTA

O

Data for PLL,TONE IC

42

P04

Output:Pluse

Normal:L

STB1

O

Strobe for PLL IC

43

P03

Output:Pluse

Normal:L

STB2

O

Strobe for TONE IC

44

P02

Output:Pluse

Normal:L

FUNC

I

Function Key Input

45

P0l

OFF

ON

SD

I

Signal Detection Input

46

P00

Received

Nothing

TBST

I

Tone Burst Key Input

47

P27

OFF

ON

CALL

I

CALL(APO)

48

P26

OFF

ON

LAMP

I

LAMP (FLJPL)

49

P25

OFF

ON

MONI

I

MONl(P.H/L)

50

P24

OFF

ON

TONE

I

TONE(MW)

51

P23

OFF

ON

V/M

I

V/M(OFFSET)

52

P22

OFF

ON

T.SCAN

I

T.SCAN(CH STEP)

53

P2l

OFF

ON

PTT

I

PTT Key Input

54

P20

OFF

ON

 

 

 

55

VL3

 

 

 

 

 

56

VL2

 

 

 

 

 

57

VL1

 

 

COMO

O

Common Output

58

COM0

 

 

COM1

O

Common Output

59

COM1

 

 

COM2

O

Common Output

60

COM2

 

 

 

 

 

61

COM3

 

 

SEGO

O

Segment Output

62

SEGO

 

 

SEG1

O

Segment Output

63

SEGl

 

 

SEG2

O

Segment Output

64

SEG2

 

 

SEG3

O

Segment Output

65

SEG3

 

 

SEG4

O

Segment Output

66

SEG4

 

 

SEG5

O

Segment Output

67

SEG5

 

 

SEG6

O

Segment Output

68

SEG6

 

 

SEG7

O

Segment Output

69

SEG7

 

 

SEG8

O

Segment Output

70

SEG8

 

 

SEG9

O

Segment Output

71

SEG9

 

 

SEG1O

O

Segment Output

72

SEG10

 

 

SEG11

O

Segment Output

73

SEG11

 

 

SEG12

O

Segment Output

74

SEG12/P43

 

 

SEG13

O

Segment Output

75

SEG13/P42

 

 

SEG14

O

Segment Output

76

SEGl4/P4l

 

 

SEG15

O

Segment Output

77

SEG15/P40

 

 

SEG16

O

Segment Output

78

SEG16/IN7

 

 

SEG17

O

Segment Output

79

SEG17/IN6

 

 

SEG18

O

Segment Output

80

SEG18/IN5

 

 

SEG19

O

Segment Output

1

SEG19/1N4

 

 

SEG2O

O

Segment Output

2

SEG20/IN3

 

 

SEG2l

O

Segment Output

3

SEG21/IN2

 

 

SEG22

O

Segment Output

4

SEG22/IN1

 

 

SEG23

O

Segment Output

5

SEG23/IN0

 

 

 

 

Ground

6

AVss

 

 

 

 

+4V

7

Vref

 

 

 

 

+4V

8

Vcc

 

 

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SEMICONDUCTOR DATA

1) LR408721 (XA0042)

Tone Dialer

 

 

 

 

V+[

Test Circuit

 

 

 

V+I

 

 

 

 

3.5-1 OV

0 LR408721

 

XMRT I

Row Tone 400mV rms

Switch

 

1

----

 

18

ColumnTone 500mV rms

 

 

2

17

-O

COL1 d

 

3

16

0

 

 

 

 

C

 

 

4

15

 

COL2I

 

5

14

 

 

 

 

 

6

13

 

 

3.58MHz

7

12

 

COL3 [

JT~

11

 

 

 

8

 

 

—IDhj— 9

10

f1=697Hz

 

 

 

 

f2=770Hz

 

 

X

 

f3=852Hz

 

 

 

 

f4=941 Hz

OSCin

 

 

 

f5=1209Hz

 

 

 

f6=1336Hz

 

 

 

 

f/= 1 4 //H z

 

 

 

 

f8=1633Hz

OSCout

2) M5218FP (XA0068)

Dual Low Noise

Output 1

 

 

Operational Amplifiers

1 l=

 

Inverting Input 1

2 IZ Z

 

Non Inverting Input 1

3

1=

 

Power Supply Minus

4

IZ Z

1

^

18

 

1Non Connect

2

 

17

 

1Tone out

3

 

16

 

1Single Tone Inhibit

4

^

15

Z D

ROW1

 

3J

 

 

 

5

co

14

Z D ROW2

 

 

 

's!

 

 

 

 

I\J

 

 

 

6

- 1

13

Z D

ROW3

7

 

12

Z D

ROW4

8

 

11

 

I Mute Out

9

 

10

Z D

COL4

| 8 Power Supply Plus

| 7 Output 2

| 6 Inverting Input 2

| 5 Non Inverting Input 2

3) M5236ML (XA0104)

Voltage Regulator

Test Circuit

r r m r

VREF GND VIN

M5236ML

10

4) MB1504LPF-G-BND-TF (XA0145)

Frequency Synthesizer

Function Table

FC input

P.D.input

Do output

High or Low

fr=fp

HiZ

High

fr>fp

High

High

fr<fp

Low

Low

fr>fp

Low

Low

fr<fp

High

Reference oscillator input terminal

Reference oscillator output terminal

Power supply terminal for

r h a r n e

m i m n

w . y w

 

Power supply terminal

3V 15mA

Charge pump output terminal

Ground terminal

OSCinl1

OSCout I2

V p C Z

3

Vcc I

4

noi—

5

GNDI---

6

Phase detector output

 

7

terminal

I D t

when locked: LD=H

 

 

Prescaler input

fin C ^

8

terminal

 

 

 

 

Phase detector output

16

JoR

terminal for external

charge pump

 

 

 

I 0 P

Phase detector output

15

terminal for external

 

 

charge pump

14

Ifp

Programmable

divider output

 

 

terminal

13

 

Reference divider

 

output terminal

 

 

12

 

Phase switch input

Z J F C

terminal of phase

 

 

comparator

11

I LE

Load enable signal

 

 

input terminal

10

I Data

Serial data input

 

 

terminal

9

I Clock

Clock input

terminal

 

 

5) MC3357 (XA0063)

Narrow Band FM IF IC

Vcc=6V

F=10.7MHz

Icc

3mA

 

Limit

5|iV

-3dB

Vo

350mV

Dev=+/-3KHz

11

6) MX365 (XA0203)

CTCSS Encoder/Decoder

MX365ADW

 

 

Vdd

TONE IN

 

 

0 .1 *iF

 

 

 

i 4

 

 

 

 

--- 1I

I

2--- Xtal Clock inpul

RX AUD IN

23

 

0

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

33p

a

P ,

 

 

 

0 . 1 H F

 

 

1MHz

Xtal

 

¥ -

 

0 4 7 ^F

 

 

 

 

21

 

 

 

 

 

BIAS

 

 

 

 

Load /Latch

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0

11

1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

20

 

1^ F

" r

 

 

D5

TX AUD OUT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0

1^F

 

 

 

 

 

19

 

 

 

 

D4

RX AUD OUT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

D3

PTL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

D2

RX/TX

17

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0.1(.iF

 

 

 

 

 

16

 

 

 

 

D1

TONE OUT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DO

RX DETECT

15

 

56 0 K

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vss

DECODE

14

~

p

° n

 

 

 

COMP IN

 

1 1 1

"

 

 

 

COMP.REF

RX DECODE

13

I

s

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Decode Comparator Ref: This pin is internally biased to VDD/3 or 2VDD/3 via 1M resistors depending on the logical state of the Rx Tone Decode Out pin. Rx Tone

Decode Out = 1 will bias bias this input 2VDD/3; a logic

"0" will bias this input VDD/3. This input provides the decode comparator reference voltage, and switching of bias voltages provides hysteresis to reduce "chatter" under marginal conditions.

RX Tone Decode Out: This is the gated output of the decode comparator. This output is used to gate the RX Audio path. A logic "0" on this pin indicates a successful decode and that the Decode Comparator Input pin is more positive than the Decode Comparator Ref. input.

Decode Comparator Input: This is the inverting input of the decode comparator. This pin is normally connected to the integrated output of the Rx Tone Detect line.

Rx Tone D etect: In Rx mode this pin will go to logic '11 during a successful decode. It must be externally integrated to control response and deresponse times.

Tx Tone Out: The CTCSS sinewave output appears on this pin under the control of the Rx/Tx pin. This pin,

when not transmitting a tone, may be biased to VDD/2 - 0.7V or O/C .

Rx/Tx: This input (in parallel mode) selects Rx or Tx modes . In serial mode this function is serially loaded.

This pin is internally pulled to VDD via a 1 M ii resistor.

PTL: in paraiiei Rx mode this pin operates as a 'Press

To Listen' function by enabling the Rx audio path, thus overriding the tone squelch function. In parallel Tx mode this pin reverses the phase of the transmitted CTCSS tone (used for squelch tail elimination). In serial mode this function is serially loaded.

Rx Audio Out: This is the high pass filtered receive audio output pin. This pin outputs audio when Rx TONE

DECODE = 0, or PTL = 1, or when Notone is

programmed. In Tx mode this pin is biased to VDD/2.

Tx Audio Out: This is the high pass filtered transmit audio output pin. In Tx mode this pin outputs audio present at the Tx Audio Input pin. In Rx mode this pin is biased to VDD/2.

Bias: This pin is the output of an internally generated VDD/2 bias level and would normally be externally decoupled to Vss via C7.

Tx Audio In: This Is the Tx Audio input pin. In Tx mode It may be prefiltered, using the Tx audio path, thus helping to avoid talk off due to intermodulation of speech frequencies with the transmitted CTCSS tone. This pin is internally biased to VDD/2.

Rx Audio In: This Is the input to the audio high pass filter in Rx mode. It is internally biased to VDD/2.

Tone Input: This is the Input to the CTCSS tone detector. It is Internally biased to VDD/2.

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7) NJM386 (XA0061)

Dual Power Amplifiers

V+=9V

RL=16£2 Po=500m W

1 1=

o

I Z I 8

Gain

 

Gain

 

V+

 

 

 

 

 

 

-Input

2

d

z

1=17

Bypass

 

 

 

 

c_

 

 

 

 

 

 

2

 

 

 

+lnput

3

C

CO

= □ 6

Vs

 

00

 

 

 

 

o>

 

 

 

GND

4 [ =

 

= □ 5

Vout

8) RH5VA32AA-T1 (XA0198)

C-MOS Voltage Detector

Equivalent Circuit

/> N____

C\J

O

U U ..EF

OUT VDD VSS

RH5VA32AA

9) RH5VA45AA-T1 (XA0208)

C-MOS Voltage Detector

Equivalent Circuit

in

Û

u u .nr

OUT VDD VSS

RH5VA45AA

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10) X24C01A (XA0199)

EEPROM 1024Bit

AO

Vcc

A1

WC

 

X24C01A

A2

SCL

Vss

SDA

11) X24C04S14 (XA0200)

EEPROM 4096Bit

NC

NC

AO

Vcc

A1

TEST

NC X24C04

NC

A2

SCL

Vss

SDA

NC

NC

12) X24C16S14 (XA0201)

EEPROM 16384Bit

NC

NC

AO

Vcc

A1

TEST

NC X24C16

NC

A2

SCL

Vss

SDA

NC

NC

Pin Names

AO - A2

Address inputs

SDA

Serial Data

SCL

Serial Clock

WC

Write Control

Vss

Ground

Vcc

+5V

Pin Names

AO ~ A2

Address inputs

SDA

Serial Data

SCL

Serial Clock

TEST

Hold at Vss

Vss

Ground

Vcc

+5V

NC

No Connect

Pin Names

AO ~ A2

Address inputs

SDA

Serial Data

SCL

Serial Clock

TEST

Hold at Vss

Vss

Ground

Vcc

+5V

NC

No Connect

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13) Transistor, Diode and LED Outline Drawings

15

S17

S16

S14

S13 _

S12

S10

S9

S 8

S 6

S5

S4

S2

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co

m

O

S

m

z

S18

S21

S22

S23

S19

S15

S11

S7

S3

COMO

COM1

COM2

S1

SO

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