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DISASSEMBLY FOR REPAIR
TS-590S
Removing the torque changeover lever
(G02-1858-03)
1. Insert the tip of a fl at-head screwdriver (or other implement) under the tab of the torque changeover lever, then
lift the tab using the tip of the fl at-head screwdriver. (q)
Caution: Be careful not to damage the panel when lifting
it.
2. Turn the lever section of the torque changeover lever to
the right, as in the position described in step 1. (w)
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3. Lift the torque changeover lever and remove it from the
panel. (e)
Mounting the torque changeover lever
(G02-1858-03)
1. Insert the torque changeover lever by aligning the three
tabs of the panel. (q)
:
2. Slightly turn the lever section of the torque changeover
lever to the left (e) while pressing the surface near the
tab at the lower right of the torque changeover lever (w).
Caution: Confirm that the torque changeover lever is
caught by the lower right tab of the panel.
3. Turn the lever section of the torque changeover lever to
the left (t) while pressing the surface near the tab at
the upper right of the torque changeover lever (r), then
mount it onto the panel.
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.
Procedures when Replacing the Diode
(1SR139-400) for hand mounting
1. When replacing the diode (D304: 1SR139-400) used by
the Control unit (A/3) (PCB number: J79-0279-09), cut
the leg of a new diode.
5mm
(0.2 inches)
Cathode band (Green)
2mm
(0.08 inches)
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DISASSEMBLY FOR REPAIR
2. Bend the leg of the diode as shown in the fi gure.
3. Solder the diode between Q61 (Collector) and the solder
pad (Base) of the Control unit (A/3), as shown in the fi gure.
Note:
1) Confi rm the direction of the cathode band when installing the diode.
2) Install the diode so that it is positioned on the dotted
line.
3) Install the diode so that its height from the surface of the
PCB is 4mm (0.16 inches) or less (Height of rubber sheet
(G11-4536-04): 4mm (0.16 inches)).
Install the diode so that it is positioned
on the dotted line.
Control unit (A/3)
Transistor (Q61)
Diode (D304)
Cathode band
Coaxial cable
(E37-1495-05)
Coaxial cable
(E37-1496-05)
Separate the two
coaxial cables
Flat cable
(E37-1492-05)
Push the flat cables into
the gap of the chassis
Flat cable
(E37-1491-05)
Caution for Replacing the LED
(B30-2322-05, B30-2323-05)
When replacing the “B30-2322-05” or “B30-2323-05”
LED used by the Display unit (A/6), order and replace the
LED for service into which the rank is divided according to
brightness, according to the following procedures, so that
the brightness of the LED backlight remains uniform after
replacing the LED.
4mm
(0.16 inches)
below
4mm
(0.16 inches)
Rubber sheet
(G11-4536-04)
Diode
Precautions for Reassembly
Perform the following steps when assembling the bottom
side of the transceiver.
1. Separate the two coaxial cables (E37-1495-05, E37-1496-
05) as shown in the fi gure.
2. Push the two fl at cables (E37-1491-05, E37-1492-05) into
the gap of the chassis so they do not come into contact
with the cabinet.
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1. Confi rm whether the “A” or “Z” stamp is pushed on the
foil side of Display unit (A/6).
Confirm whether stamp
“A” is pushed.
Confirm whether stamp
“Z” is pushed.
Display unit (A/6)
Foil side
2. Order and replace the LED for service as shown in the
following table according to whether stamp “A” or “Z”
exists or not.
Service LED part number for
B30-2322-05 (Amber)
Stamp “A”
exists
W05-1636-00
(High brightness)
Stamp “A”
does not exist
W05-1637-00
(Low and medium
brightness)
Service LED part number for
B30-2323-05 (Green)
Stamp “Z”
exists
W05-1638-00
(High brightness)
Stamp “Z” does
not exist
W05-1639-00
(Low and medium
brightness)
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
Frequency Confi guration
Figure 1 shows the frequency confi guration of this trans-
ceiver.
While transmitting, FM mode operates in a double conversion and other modes (AM, SSB, CW, FSK) operate in a
triple conversion.
While receiving, the fi rst IF operates in 73.095MHz triple
conversion. In modes other than FM, the third IF is 24kHz,
and the IF signal is converted by an A/D converter and input
TS-590S
into DSP. The FM mode is detected in the FM IC, and the
audio signal is converted by an A/D converter and input into
the DSP. Under the following conditions, the fi rst IF operates its reception in 11.374MHz double conversion.
1) Modes other than AM or FM
2) Amateur band within the 1.8/3.5/7/14/21MHz bands
3) DSP fi lter’s bandwidth is 2.7kHz or lower
ANT
RX-1
RX-2
TX MIX
RX MIX
x2
RX MIX
DDS
AD9951
11.374MHz
IFB
73.095MHz
IFA
1st IF
1st IF
AD4111
PLL
VCO
X502
15.6MHz
455kHz
TX/RX
MIX
x2
x2
10.695MHz
2nd IF
TX
MIX
FM
except
FM
3rd IF
FM IC
NJM2591
RX MIX
DDS
AD9835
Fig. 1 Frequency confi guration
24kHz
24kHz
FM MOD
AF
ADC
DAC
DSP
DAC
ADC
AF OUT
MIC IN
Reference Signal Generator
The reference frequency (fstd), which is used to control
the individual LO frequencies, oscillates at 15.6MHz in a
crystal oscillation circuit (X502, Q501). This 15.6MHz signal
passes through a buffer (Q502) and is doubled in a multiplier
(Q503) to generate a 31.2MHz signal. The 31.2MHz signal is
used as a reference signal for LO3 (the third local oscillator)
DDS (IC601). The 31.2MHz signal is doubled in multipliers
(Q504, Q505) to generate a 62.4MHz signal. The 62.4MHz
signal is used as a reference signal for LO1 (the fi rst local
oscillator) PLL (IC801).
The SO-3 (TCXO unit: 15.6MHz) is confi gured as an option in this transceiver, so that you can replace the crystal
oscillation circuit (X502, Q501) with the SO-3. When using
the SO-3, remove the CN903 and CN904 short jumper wires
in order to stop the operation of the crystal oscillation circuit
(X502, Q501).
LO1/ LO2/ LO3
LO1 (the fi rst local oscillator)
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The VCO (Q806) oscillates at 196.8MHz. Only the double
frequency component, 393.6MHz, of this VCO’s oscillation output is extracted and input into PLL (IC801) pin 6.
This input signal is divided into 1/N within the PLL. Also,
the 62.4MHz signal (15.6MHz reference frequency x 4) is
input into PLL pin 8 and divided into 1/R within the PLL. By
a phase comparator in the PLL, the frequency divided into
1/N and the frequency divided into 1/R are compared, and
then the frequency is locked. The comparison frequency (fø)
at this time is 120kHz when transmitting FM, and 2.4MHz
otherwise.
393.6MHz signal locked by PLL (IC801) would be used
as reference by DDS (IC803). The output signal from DDS
(IC803) is 12.495MHz to 32.195MHz when RX-1 path is
selected, amplified at the broad band amplifier (IC804),
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
and then goes through BPF and is output as LO1. When
RX-2 path is selected or when transmitting, 36.5625MHz to
66.5475MHz is output, amplifi ed by the broad band amplifi er (IC804), and then doubled in the multiplier (D652), goes
through BPF, and is output as 73.120MHz to 133.095MHz
LO1.
LO2 (the second local oscillator)
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The reference oscillating circuit’s output signal 15.6MHz
signal passes through a buffer (Q502) and is doubled in
a multiplier (Q503) to generate a 31.2MHz signal. The
31.2MHz signal is also used as the DDS (IC601)’s reference
D659
D652
Q808
Buffer
X502,Q501
15.6MHz
IC803
DDS
Q502
LPF
Q503
IC804
AMP
Q504,Q505
D651
Doubler
Q506
frequency, and therefore its resistance is divided. Then, the
31.2MHz signal is doubled in multipliers (Q504, Q505) to
generate a 62.4MHz signal.
The 62.4MHz signal’s high harmonic is cut in the BPF
and the signal is amplifi ed in the amplifi er (Q506) to generate LO2. If IFB is selected, the diode switch (D501) cuts the
LO2 output.
LO3 (the third local oscillator)
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The LO3 used in the modulator and the detector is generated in the DDS (IC601). The DDS output signal passes
through the buffer (Q602) and LPF to generate LO3.
(Δ RIT): RIT frequency variable amount (–9.99~+9.99kHz)
(Δ XIT): XIT frequency variable amount (–9.99~+9.99kHz)
(SHIFT): FSK shift width frequency (170Hz, 200Hz, 425Hz, 850Hz, Initial value:170Hz)
CAR correction: SSB IF-Filter adjustment volume. 0 when using Narrow option fi lter.
(CAR1): IF 10.695MHz, SSB Normal fi lter compensation value
(CAR2): IF 11.374MHz, Normal fi lter compensation value
(CAR3): IF 11.374MHz, Narrow fi lter compensation value
CAR correction: SSB IF-Filter adjustment volume. 0 when using Narrow option fi lter.
(CAR1): IF 10.695MHz, SSB Normal fi lter compensation value
(CAR2): IF 11.374MHz, Normal fi lter compensation value
(CAR3): IF 11.374MHz, Narrow fi lter compensation value
In an amateur frequency band or mode that requires antiproximate interference, the receive signal passes through
the double conversion RX-1 path, and in other frequency
bands and modes, it passes through the triple conversion
RX-2 path. (Refer to table 2)
ModeSSBCWFSKAMFM
RX-1
path
RX-2
path
Table 2
Conversion
method
IF fre-
quency
Conversion
IF fre-
quency
1st11.374MHz-
2nd24kHz-
method
1st73.095MHz
2nd10.695MHz
3rd24kHz455kHz
Mode, conversion method, and IF frequency
Double-
Triple
From the antenna terminal to the preamplifi er (Q236)
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The receive signal from the antenna terminals (ANT1/
ANT2) passes through the antenna changeover relay (K44)
in the Final unit (X45-391 A/2), the antenna tuner’s IN/
THROUGH changeover relay (K45), the transmission/reception changeover relay (K46), and an image fi lter, and is sent
from CN51 to the TX-RX unit (X57-785 A/2)’s CN100 (RAT)
through a co-axial cable.
The signal input into the TX-RX unit passes through the
RX ANT changeover relay (K101) and enters the attenuator circuit (ATT) which is approximately 12dB. This can be
switched to approximately 20dB by removing the CN101
short jumper. Then, the signal passes through LPF for IF
trap, the surge absorption limiter, and the BC band attenuating circuit (removes 30kHz to 1.705MHz), and enters the
BPF. In the BC band attenuating circuit, in order to avoid
interference by high-output broadcasting stations, 11.7MHz
and 15.5MHz trap circuit is inserted into E type only.
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
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The BPF divides in the range as shown in table 3. The
BC band’s BPF includes ATT for avoiding cross-modulation by medium wave band high-output station (ATT ON:
CN102=open, CN103=short, ATT OFF: CN102=short,
CN103=open). The transmit signal also passes through the
BPF when transmitting.
The preamplifier (Q236) receives the signal passed
through the BPF. In this model, it is an emitter grounding
circuit which uses a bipolar transistor. Q239 switches the
emitter’s returning amount to adjust the gain. Approximately
20dB is gained in 21.5 to 60MHz and approximately 12dB in
other frequencies. The preamplifi er circuit can be passed by
turning off the PRE display with the preamplifi er key.
X57-785 (A/2)X45-391 (A/2)
ANT1ANT2
RX ANT
BandFilter range
135kHz30~522kHz
BC522kHz~1.705MHz
1.8MHz1.705~2.5MHz
3.5MHz2.5~4.1MHz
5MHz4.1~6.9MHz
7MHz6.9~7.5MHz
10MHz
14MHz
21MHz
28MHz21.5~30.0MHz
50MHz (TX)49.0~54.0MHz
50MHz (RX)30.0~60.0MHz
7.5~10.5MHz
10.5~13.9MHz
13.9~14.5MHz
14.5~21.5MHz18MHz
Table 3 BPF range
AT
BC TRAP
(EU TRAP)
RX
TX
TX
signal
LPF
30kHz~
522kHz
LPF
522kHz~
1.705MHz
BPF
BPF
ATT
–12dB
(–20dB)
ATT
ATT
ATT
1.705~60MHz
x11
LPF
~60MHz
PRE OFF
Q236
PRE AMP
Fig. 3 From antenna terminal to preamplifi er (Q236)
to 1st Mixer
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
From the preamplifi er (Q236) to the second IF
■
frequency (10.695MHz/11.374MHz)
The signal from the preamplifier (Q236) output to the
second IF amplifier 1 (Q451) is spread into 2 paths: RX-1
and RX-2, depending on the frequency band (refer to table
4). The RX-1 path is selected when the “L” signal is added
to Q273, and the RX-2 path is selected if the “H” signal is
added.
The RX-1 path signal passes through the LPF for IF trap,
is integrated with LO1 (12.495 to 32.195MHz) in the quadbalance fi rst mixer (Q263 to Q266), and is then converted to
the fi rst IF (11.374MHz). The fi rst IF signal passes through
the 2-pole MCF (XF301) and enters the second IF amplifi er
1 (Q451).
The RX-2 path signal passes through the LPF for IF trap,
is integrated with LO1 (73.120 to 133.095MHz) in the quadbalance fi rst mixer (Q321 to Q324), and is then converted to
the fi rst IF (73.095MHz). The fi rst IF signal passes through
the 2-pole MCF (XF371), and by the trans-feedback type
NFB (negative feedback) fi rst IF amplifi er (Q391), is amplifi ed by approximately 12dB. The amplifi ed signal is mixed
with LO2 (62.4MHz) in the second mixer (D422, D423), converted to the second IF (10.695MHz), and then enters the
second IF amplifi er 1 (Q451). The second mixer is a passive
type that uses a diode, and is a bilateral circuit that converts
both receive signal's frequency at the time of reception and
transmission signal's frequency at the time of transmission.
The second IF signal that passed through the RX-1 or
RX-2 path is amplifi ed by approximately 13dB in the second
IF amplifi er 1 (Q451), and is then divided into 2 paths: the
NB (noise blanker) circuit and the blanking circuit (D461 to
D464). Blanking is carried out by D461 to D464.
Then, the second IF signal passes through the IF fi lter.
One of 5 fi lters is selected, depending on the frequency and
the mode (refer to table 5).
The second IF signal that passed through the IF filter
enters the AGC circuit (diode ATT circuit: D522 to D524).
The AGC voltage output from the DSP is added to D522
to D524, the change of AGC voltage changes the current
on the pin diode and controls the attenuation of the signal
passing through. And, the second IF amplifi er 2 (Q541) and
the second IF amplifi er 3 (Q521, Q522) altogether amplify
by the total of approximately 32dB, and the signal passes
through the simplified diode ATT circuit (D525). The voltage determined in the adjustment mode is added to D525,
and adjusts the difference of the total gains of the RX-1 and
RX-2 paths.
IF
frequency
10.695MHz
11.374MHz
IF fi lter
15kHz
6kHz
2.7kHz
2.7kHz
500Hz
FMAMSSBFSKCW
✔✔
Mode
✔✔
✔✔✔
✔✔✔
✔✔✔
Table 5 Selecting an IF fi lter
BandBPF selection classifi cationIF switching frequency criteria
135kHzf <522kHzf <522kHz
BC0.522≤ f <1.705MHz0.522≤ f <1.705MHz73MRX-2
1.8MHz1.705≤ f <2.50MHz
3.5MHz2.50≤ f <4.10MHz
5MHz4.10≤ f <6.90MHz4.10≤ f <6.90MHz73MRX-2
7MHz6.90≤ f <7.50MHz6.90≤ f <7.50MHz11MRX-1
10MHz
14MHz
18MHz
21MHz20.9≤ f <21.5MHz11MRX-1
28MHz21.5≤ f <30.0MHz21.5≤ f <30.0MHz73MRX-2
50MHz (TX)49.0≤ f <54.0MHz49.0≤ f <54.0MHz--
50MHz (RX)30.0≤ f <60.0MHz30.0≤ f <60.0MHz-73MRX-2
7.50≤ f <10.5MHz7.50≤ f <10.5MHz73MRX-2
10.5≤ f <13.9MHz10.5≤ f <13.9MHz73MRX-2
13.9≤ f <14.5MHz13.9≤ f <14.5MHz11MRX-1
14.5≤ f <21.5MHz
1.705≤ f <2.10MHz11MRX-1
2.10≤ f <3.40MHz73MRX-2
3.40≤ f <4.10MHz11MRX-1
14.5≤ f
20.9MHz73MRX-2
<
TX IFRX IF
73M
IF frequency
73MRX-2
Table 4 Criteria for selecting the RX-1 or RX-2 path
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
TS-590S
from Pre Amp
(Q236)
IF input
(10.695M)
IF input
(11.374M)
LO1
D443
D441
RX-1
RX-2
Q281,Q282
LO1 Amp1
D461~D464
Blanking
Q451
2nd IF Amp1
LPF
+
11.374M
NOTCH
LPF
~60MHz
Q263~Q266
1st Mixer
Q321~Q324
1st Mixer
D471
11.374MHz
TX
Q351,Q352
LO1 Amp2
73.125~133.095MHz13.174~32.195MHz
XF472
10.695M 15k
XF471
10.695M 6k
XF473
XF301
MCF
XF371
73.095MHz
MCF
D476
D475D474
D477D472
Q391
1st IF Amp
TXTX
D522~D524
ATT
AGCV
D422,D423
2nd Mixer
LO2
62.4MHz
Q521,Q522
2nd IF Amp3
Q541
2nd IF Amp2
11.374MHz
10.695MHz
to 2nd IF Amp1
(Q451)
Q431
LO2 Amp
D525
ATT
IF output
(10.695M/11.374M)
IFGC
10.695M 2.7k
XF474
D477D472
11.374M 2.7k
XF475
D478D473
11.374M 500
Fig. 4 From the preamplifi er (Q236) to the second IF frequency (10.695MHz/11.374MHz)
From the second IF to the AF output
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The signal that passed through D525 then goes through
D526 and enters the FM wave detecting IC (IC591) in FM
mode, and the AM/SSB/CW/FSK wave detecting mixer
(D551, D552) in other modes.
The FM mode signal is mixed with LO3 (10.240MHz) in
the FM detecting IC (IC591), and converted into the third
IF (455kHz). The third IF signal passes through the ceramic
fi lter (CF591), demodulated into audio signals, and is then
amplifi ed by the FM AF amplifi er (IC592).
Signals of modes other than FM are mixed with LO3 (RX-1
path: 11.398MHz, RX-2 path: 10.719MHz) in the AM/SSB/
CW/FSK wave detecting mixer (D551, D552), are converted
into the third IF (24kHz), and are then amplifi ed by the third
IF amplifi er (Q551).
Signals of FM mode and modes other than FM are sent
from the TX-RX unit (X57-785 A/2) RIF connector (CN600) to
the Control unit (X53-446 A/3)’s CN61.
The signal input into the Control unit (X53-446 A/3) is amplifi ed in the operation amplifi er (IC64, IC65), A/D conversion
is carried out by the A/D converter (IC66), and then the DSP
(IC301) fi ltering, volume control, subtone decoding, etc. are
carried out. The output signal from the DSP is converted by
the D/A converter (IC72), amplifi ed as an audio signal in the
AF power amplifi er (IC67), and is then sent from the Control
unit (X53-446 A/3) AF connector (CN65) to the TX-RX unit
(X57-785 A/2) CN3, and output to the PHONES jack (J951)
(fi rst priority), EXT.SP jack (J1) (second priority), or internal
speaker (third priority).
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
(10.695M/11.374M)
Headphone (first priority)
Ext. Speaker (second priority)
Int. Speaker (third priority)
IF input
SSB, CW, AM
FM
(AM)
SSB, CW, AM
(24kHz)
(X54-370 F/6)
(X57-785 A/2)
(X45-391 A/2)
FM
D526
Switching
X57-785 (A/2)X53-446 (A/3)
IC631
Multiplexer
AF
IC591
FM IC
CF591
455kHz BPF
BW: 12kHz
Option Filter
BW: 9kHz
D551,D552
RX 3rd Mixer
IC67
AF Power
Amp
RIF
IC64(B/2)
Active LPF
Q62
AF Mute
AMU
IC592
FM AF Amp
Q551
IF Amp
IC64(A/2)
Buffer
IC69
(A/2)
Active LPF
FM
(AF)
SSB, CW,AM
(24kHz)
IC65(A/2)
Active LPF
IC65(B/2)
Active LPF
IC71
IC69
(B/2)
(B/2)
IC66
A/D
Conv.
IC301
DSP
IC72
D/A
Conv.
Fig. 5 From second IF to AF output
First Mixer
There are 2 types of first mixers: for IF frequency
11.374MHz RX-1 path, and for IF frequency 73.095MHz
RX-2 path.
The fi rst mixer for the RX-1 path is a quad-balance type
mixer by MOS FET (Q263 to Q266), and mixes with LO1
(12.495 to 32.195MHz) which is approximately +18dBm,
and converts into the fi rst IF (11.374MHz). Approximately
2.6V bias is added to LO1 in order to suppress distortion.
The fi rst mixer for the RX-2 path is a quad-balance type
mixer by MOS FET (Q321 to Q324), and mixes with LO1
Q263Q265
L261
RF
12.495~32.195MHz
VR261
LO
Q264Q266
L262
(73.120 to 133.095MHz) which is approximately +18dBm,
and converts into the fi rst IF (73.095MHz). No bias is added
to this LO1.
The volume resistance (VR261, VR321) within the fi rst
mixer circuit is used to adjust mixer balance. After replacing the MOS FET (Q263~Q266, Q321~Q324), transformer
(L261, L262, L264, L323, L324, L326), volume resistance
(VR261, VR321), or TX-RX unit (X57-785 A/2), adjust the
mixer balance in the adjustment mode.
+14V
L264
1st IF
11.374MHz
12
+2.6V
Fig. 6 First mixer circuit of the RX-1 path
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
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Q321Q323
L323
RF
73.120~133.095MHz
VR321
LO
Q322Q324
L324
Fig. 7 First mixer circuit of the RX-2 path
MCF Adjustment
There are 2 types of MCFs: for IF frequency 11.374MHz
RX-1 path, and for IF frequency 73.095MHz RX-2 path.
The RX-1 path MCF (XF301) is a fi lter which consists of
a 2-pole MCF, whose center frequency is 11.374MHz and
passband width is 6kHz. Since the XF301 terminal impedance is 1kΩ, the impedance is converted using variable coils
(L301, L302).
The MCF can be adjusted by connecting a tracking generator to the MCF adjustment connector (CN301, CN302),
and then rotating the variable coil (L301, L302). After replacing the MCF (XF301), variable coil (L301, L302), or TX-RX
unit (X57-785 A/2), adjust the MCF in the adjustment mode.
+14V
L326
1st IF
73.095MHz
The RX-2 path MCF (XF371) is a fi lter which consists of
a 2-pole MCF, whose center frequency is 73.095MHz and
passband width is 15kHz. Since the XF371 terminal impedance is 2.5kΩ, the impedance is converted using variable
coils (L326, L374, L375, L376).
The MCF can be adjusted by connecting a tracking generator to the MCF adjustment connector (CN303, CN304),
and then rotating the variable coil (L326, L374, L375, L376).
After replacing the MCF (XF371), variable coil (L326, L374,
L375, L376), or TX-RX unit (X57-785 A/2), adjust the MCF in
the adjustment mode.
from 1st Mixer
73.095MHz
Tune connectorTune connector
CN301
from 1st Mixer
11.374MHz
Tune connectorTune connector
+8V
Fig. 8 RX-1 path MCF circuit
CN303
L375
Fig. 9 RX-2 path MCF circuit
CN302
L302XF301L301
L376XF371L374L326
+8V
to 2nd IF Amp1
11.374MHz
1st IF Amp1
12dB
CN304
to 2nd Mixer
73.095MHz
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IF Filter
The IF fi lter includes a DSP digital fi lter as well as multiple analog fi lters in the IF stage to have suffi cient tolerance
for unnecessary signals.
In the RX-1 path with enhanced anti-proximate interference, the MCF (XF301) and crystal fi lter (XF474, XF475) are
inserted for the fi rst IF (11.374MHz). In the RX-2 path, MCF
(XF371) for the fi rst IF (73.095MHz), a crystal fi lter (XF473)
or MCF (XF471, XF472) for the second IF (10.695MHz), and
a ceramic fi lter (CF591) for the third IF (455kHz: FM only).
The Noise detecting circuit is the circuit that removes
short frequency pulse noise.
The 10.695MHz or 11.374MHz IF signal passes through
the buffer (Q641) in the TX-RX unit (X57-785 A/2), and is
sent from CN674 to the NB unit (X57-785 B/2) CN667 (NB
IF) through a co-axial cable.
The signal input into the NB unit (X57-785 B/2) is amplified by the 4 stage amplifier (Q651, Q652, Q653, Q663,
Q664, Q666), passes through the buffer (Q670), and then
noise-detected by D662. This noise-detected voltage
switches Q669, turns Q671 ON, attenuates the IF signal in
the blanking circuit (D461 to D464) depending on the noise,
and removes the pulse noise.
When long-frequency signal is input, the AGC functions
X57-785 (A/2)X57-785 (B/2)
IF input
10.695MHz/
11.374MHz
Q641
Buffer
Q651
NB Amp1
Q652/Q653
NB Amp2
AGC
Q663/Q664
NB Amp3
Q666
NB Amp4
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and the gains of the NB amplifi er 2 (Q652, Q653), NB amplifi er 3 (Q663, Q664), and NB amplifi er 4 (Q666) are lowered,
which results in low detecting voltage, and Q671 is not
turned ON. Thus, the IF signal is not attenuated. Because
the AGC time constant is large, a pulse with short frequency
does not let the AGC function and lower the detecting voltage, Q671 becomes ON and the blanking circuit can function.
When the NB function is turned ON, the threshold variable direct current “NBL” is added to the Q669 emitter from
the D/A converter (IC13). By changing the emitter’s voltage,
the NB effect can be adjusted. Also, when the IF signal is
10.695MHz, Q654, Q665, and Q668 becomes ON and the
NB amplifi er 2, NB amplifi er 3, and NB amplifi er 4’s tuning
point changes.
Q670
Buffer
Q667
NB AGC Amp
D662
Detection
Q669
Switching
NBL
(Noise Blanker threshold level)
Q671
Switching
BLNK signal
(NB blank control)
IBK
Fig. 10 Noise detection circuit
Blanking circuit
■
The Noise blanking circuit is a circuit which attenuates
the IF signal by the signal detected in the noise detection
circuit and removes pulse noise.
If pulse noise is not detected in the NB unit, BLNK turns
to “H”, Q456 turns to ON and Q455 turns to OFF. Also, diodes D461 to D464 turn OFF and the IF signal is attenuated.
+8V
Blanking ON: 4V
Blanking OFF: 1.6V
D461
D462
D463
D464
Q455,Q456
L462L461
Blanking ON: 8V
Blanking OFF: 0V
OUTIN
BLNK
H: Blanking ON
L : Blanking OFF
Fig. 11 Blanking circuit
Transmitter Circuit
From transmission signal (TIF) to drive output
■
The path of the transmission signal (TIF) is divided by the
analog switch (IC68) in the Control unit (X53-446 A/3) in accordance with whether it’s FM mode or a mode other than
FM.
In FM mode, the transmission signal is switched by the
analog switch (IC68), and the frequency is modulated in
audio signals into the LO1 (first local oscillator signal). In
modes other than FM, the transmission signal is switched
by the analog switch (IC68), and then input into the balanced
mixer (IC701). The 24kHz IF signal and LO3 (third local oscillator signal) are input into this balanced mixer to generate
the 10.695MHz IF signal.
The 10.695MHz transmission IF signal passes through
the IF fi lter (XF471) with the 6kHz bandwidth, and controls
the transmission IF amplifi er’s (Q721) second gate by the
ALC voltage and adjusts the gain. The pin diode (D721) operates the variable attenuator by current control, and changes
the transmission IF signal gain. This variable gain provides
the TGC function which controls each band’s transmission
gain.
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
The 10.695MHz transmission IF signal is converted to
73.095MHz by the mixer (D422, D423). The impedance is
made variable by the current that passes through the pin diode (D741), and thus the level of the 73.095MHz transmission IF signal level changed. This level variance corrects the
transmission signal gain (PGC function) at the time of power
control.
from DAC
(IC72)
Drive OUT
IC68
TIF
IC701
FM
LO3ALCLO2
Fig. 12 From transmission signal (TIF) to drive output
From the drive output to the antenna terminal
■
The transmit signal sent from the TX-RX unit (X57-785
A/2) to the CN2 (TXRF) of the Final unit (X45-391 A/2) is
amplifi ed to the designated power in the fi nal stage, passes
through the LPF, and is then output from the antenna terminal. This unit includes a relay antenna tuner circuit that operates in all bands.
The transmit signal input into the Final unit (X45-391 A/2)
CN2 is amplifi ed by the pre-drive amplifi er (Q1, Q2) and the
drive amplifier (Q3, Q4). Then, the signal's high harmonic
is eliminated in the LPF and the signal goes through the
progressive wave/reflected wave detection circuit, amplitude phase detection circuit for the antenna tuner, transmit/
receive changeover relay (K46), antenna tuner IN/THROUGH
changeover relay (K45), antenna changeover relay (K44), and
fi nally, output through the ANT1 or ANT2 antenna terminal.
In order to reduce the transmit/receive changeover relay's
operational noise, relays are in a separate unit (X45-391 B/2).
The transmission signal which passed MCF (XF371) with
the bandwidth 15kHz is converted to the target transmission frequency in the fi nal transmit mixer (IC761). This MCF
(XF371) helps reduce proximate spurious components. The
signal from the fi nal transmit mixer passes through the receive BPF, and is amplifi ed to the power needed to drive the
fi nal circuit in the drive amplifi er (Q783).
D422
D721
Q721
D722
XF371
73.095MHz
D423
D741
10.695MHz
FM
XF471
IC761Q783
LO1
The antenna tuner tunes by the combination of the condenser and the coil. Its operation is the same as in previous
models. IC6's phase error signal switches the input side
condenser of the tuning circuit, and the IC5 amplitude difference signal switches the output side condenser. The SWR
is decided by calculating the voltage of the progressive
wave and the refl ected wave with the main MCU (X53-446
IC306).
This model includes a current protection circuit. The current running in the fi nal portion is converted to the potential
difference of the 1mΩ resistance inserted into a power line,
and the potential difference is detected at IC4. When the
potential difference is larger than designated, IC4 output
activates the ALC protection function. This ALC protection
function controls so that the current would not exceed the
predetermined value when the current at the fi nal portion
is increased for some unexpected reason. There are other
protection circuits the same as the ones included in the previous models.
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ANT2 ANT1
Fig. 13 From the drive output to the antenna terminal
AT IN
AT
Through
DRV IN
Q3
Q2Q1
X45 B/2
K46
K45K45K44
RAT
(TX-RX
unit)
Amplitude
ERROR
OUT
Q4
L42
D252 D251
IC5
TX LPF
1.8~50MHz
BAND
L40
SWR
L41
Q251
IC6
VSR
VSF
Q252
Phase
ERROR
OUT
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
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Transmit power control
■
Transmit power control is done in the same way as in
the previous models; the ALC circuit controls the ALC voltage using the progressive wave voltage (VSF) and keeps a
constant output.
The voltage detected in the Final unit (X45-391 A/2) progressive wave voltage and reflection wave voltage (VSR)
detection circuits is sent to the TX-RX unit’s (X57-785 A/2)
CN5. The progressive wave voltage is divided into a suitable
voltage by the resistance, and input into the differential amplifi ers consisting of Q803 and Q804.
If the progressive wave voltage rises, the emitter voltage also rises, and Q804 base current decreases and Q804
collector voltage rises. If this collector voltage exceeds approximately 2.4V (Q805’s VBE and VE added), Q805’s base
current starts to fl ow, and the collector voltage where the
ALC time constant CR is selected decreases. This collector
voltage is buffered in Q806, the voltage is shifted in D811,
and matched with the keying control voltage by Q807 and
D812 to generate the ALC voltage. If the ALC voltage (2.7V
8A
Q803
VSF
Q805Q806
Q804
when the ALC voltage is not added) goes down, the IF amplifi er’s (Q721) second gate voltage goes down and the gain
is decreased.
When transmitting AM, Q802 is turned on approximately
20ms after transmission, and the ALC voltage is controlled
with the average power. The Q804 base voltage, which
would be ALC’s reference voltage, is controlled by the adjustment value (POC) from the main MCU, and output from
pin 5 of the D/A converter (IC13).
SWR protection is controlled by the refl ection wave voltage. The refl ection wave voltage is divided by the resistance
and input into IC801. If it exceeds the designated voltage,
IC801’s output controls the ALC voltage and lowers the
power.
The PWR (power) meter is amplifi ed from the progressive wave voltage, the SWR meter is amplifi ed from the refl ection wave voltage, and the ALC meter is amplifi ed from
the ALC voltage each by the relevant operation amplifier
and then input into the A/D converter and displayed on each
meter.
POC
AMC
EXT ALC
IC801
VSR
CURRENT
Q802
Fig. 14 Transmit power control
DAC (IC75, IC78) and ADC (IC83) Signal Path
Outline
■
DAC (IC75) communicates signals with ACC2 and the
Optional unit (VGS-1). DAC (IC78) communicates signals
with USB. ADC (IC83) communicates signals with ACC2/
USB and the Optional unit (VGS-1). The signal path of DAC
(IC75, IC78) and ADC (IC83) vary depending on each status
of transmit/receive.
Q807
ALCREF
D812
CW
CONTROL
CKY
ALC
OUT
IC802
D811
–6V
IC803
Functions relating to transmission
■
1) Modulation input path
Each output signal from the analog switch (IC80) passes
through the active fi lter (IC81) and then enters ADC (IC83)
and is sent to DSP (IC301).
The signal sent from the USB (UAO) is output from pin 6
y
to pin 5 of the analog switch.
The signal sent from the ACC2 (ANI) is output from pin 2
y
to pin 1 of the analog switch.
The message output signal (VAO) from the Optional unit
y
(VGS-1) passes, without going through the analog switch,
through the active fi lter (IC82), and then input into ADC.
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2) Modulation output path
The AF signal processed in DSP (IC301) is output as
analog in DAC (IC75, IC78) and then amplifi ed by the active
fi lter (IC73, IC76).
The signal that passed through the active fi lter (IC73) is
y
sent to ACC2 output signal (ANO).
The signal that passed through the active fi lter (IC76) is
y
sent to USB output signal (UAI).
3) Recoding a message
Signals input from the microphone are processed in ADC
(IC66), passed through DSP, and then enter DAC (IC75).
The signals output from DAC (IC75) pin 11 are sent to
the Optional unit (VGS-1) and recorded.
Constant received audio recording function
■
1) Recording
A part of received audio signal is processed in ADC (IC66),
goes through DSP (IC301), and then enters DAC (IC75). The
signals output from DAC (IC75) pin 11 are sent to the Optional unit (VGS-1) and recorded. The recording level is automatically compensated to become constant and you cannot
randomly change the level.
2) Playback
The output signal (VAO) from the Optional unit (VGS-1) is
input into ADC (IC83), goes through DSP (IC301), and output
as AF from DAC (IC72). Playback volume is controlled by
DSP.
Other functions
■
1) Playing a message (monitor)
The output signal (VAO) from the Optional unit (VGS-1) is
input into ADC (IC83), goes through DSP (IC301), and output
as AF from DAC (IC72). Playback audio is controlled by DSP.
2) Playing a pre-recorded voice message
The above-mentioned signal path is also used for playing
a pre-recorded voice message.
Digital Control Circuit
Outline
■
The digital control circuit consists of the Control unit’s
(X53-446 A/3) main MCU (IC306), EEPROM (IC309), reset IC
(IC307), and DSP (IC301). (Refer to Fig. 15)
Main MCU and its periphery
■
The main MCU (IC306) operates at the power supply
voltage of 3.3V, and the clock frequency of 22.1184MHz
which is 11.0592MHz doubled in the main MCU. Around
the main MCU, EEPROM for backup, power supply voltage
monitoring circuit which includes a reset circuit, 3-state output buffer (IC311) for DSP control are connected. When the
power supply is OFF, the mode is switched to stop mode in
order to reduce the standby current.
Around the DSP
■
The DSP (IC301) operates at the power supply voltage of
3.3V and 1.25V and clock frequency of 221.184MHz which
is 24.576MHz multiplied by 9 in the DSP. Around DSP, fl ash
memory (IC302) for storing programs, and DAC (IC66, IC83)
and DAC (IC72, IC75, IC78) for controlling signals are connected.
IC66
ADC (MIC, RIF/DET)
IC72
DAC (AF, TIF/MOD)
IC75
DAC (ANO, VGS-AI)
IC78
DAC (USB-AO, AGCV)
IC83
ADC (VGS-AO, ANI/USB-AI)
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IC301
DSP
X301
X’tal
(24.576MHz)
IC302
Flash
memory
IC304
OR
IC305
NAND
IC317
OR
(512k
16bit)
IC311
Buffer
Fig. 15 Digital control circuit
IC306
Main MCU
X302
X’tal
(11.0592MHz)
IC307
Reset circuit
Reduced voltage detection
Over voltage detection
Panel MCU
IC309
EEPROM
PC (RS-232C)
(USB)
External AT
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
Display Circuit
The Display unit (X54-370) consists of the panel MCU
(IC103) and the peripheral circuits, LCD display, and LED including LCD back light. Communication with the main MCU
(X53-446 IC306) is carried out in PTXD, PRXD, PCTS, PRTS.
(Transmission speed: 115200bps)
Circuits around the panel MCU
■
The 33C power supply (3.3V) sent from the transceiver is
used as the power supply for the digital portion. The panel
MCU clock is 11.0592MHz (X101). The reset signal is controlled from the main MCU. Also, the panel MCU accepts
the key matrix, various encoders, and volume.
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LCD driver
■
The LCD driver used is LC75897PW (IC101). In accordance with the IC’s specifi cation, the 5V power supply for
the LCD needs to be input after VDD (3.3V), a power supply
switch circuit (Q102) for turning 5V ON after 3.3V occurs.
In order to reliably control the power ON sequence, such
control is executed by the panel MCU. (Frame frequency:
97.66Hz, duty: 1/3, bias: 1/3)
LED
■
LCD back light uses 54 LEDs for 1 color, and amber or
green can be chosen by the menu. There are 5 steps of the
back light luminance: 4 steps with the dimmer and OFF. Because the drive transistors (Q101, Q103, Q104, Q105) cannot be directly controlled with the panel MCU because of
the quantity of LEDs, logic ICs (IC102, IC104) are used as a
buffer. LCD back light’s default value is amber. LED at times
of transmit/receive is controlled by the panel MCU.
LCD
COM1~COM3
S1~S119
IC101
LCD driver
Key matrix
8A (8V)
Q101/Q103
Drive circuir
for Amber
Q102
Power supply
control
DATA/CLK/CE
KIN0~KIN7
KO0~KO7
11.0592MHz
5C_L (5V)
LCD backlight
(Amber)
IC102
Buffer
IC103
Panel MCU
LCD backlight
(Green)
Q104/Q105
Drive circuir
for Green
DIMM
LCDB_Y
LCDB_YG
IC105
Voltage converter
IC106
Voltage converter
MU/MD/PCTS/PRXD/PRTS/
PTXD/BKC/PRESET/PWS
IC104
Buffer
Main Encoder
RIT Encoder
Multi Encoder
Lo/Hi Encoder
Notch VR/SQL VR
AF VR/RF VR
CN107
to Control unit
X53-446 (A/3)
Fig. 16 Display circuit
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COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION
Final unit (X45-391X-XX)
Ref. No.Use / Function
IC1Shift registerBPF switching
IC2,3OP amplifi erVSF detection
IC4
IC5,6OP amplifi erVSF detection
IC7Shift register
IC8~10Shift registerAT control
Q1,2
Q3,4Drive amplifi erHF band push-pull amplifi er
Q5SwitchingPower supply control of 14S
Q101SwitchingOver voltage detection
Q251,252 Amplifi erVSF signal amplifi er
Q253,254 SwitchingRelay (K46) control
Q501~508
Q509,510 SwitchingFAN control
Q511SwitchingPower supply control of 14S
Q513SwitchingAT control
Q514,515 SwitchingRelay (K45) control
Q516SwitchingFAN control
Q517,518 SwitchingAT control
Q519SwitchingRelay (K44) control
Q520SwitchingFAN control
Q521~524
Q525,526 Switching
Q527~544
D1,2AttenuatorRF power control
D51,52ProtectionSurge protection
D101ProtectionReverse connection protection
D102~110
D111ProtectionOver voltage protection
D251~253
D254ProtectionSurge protection
D255DetectionRF power control
D256,257 ProtectionSurge protection
D258Switch
D301~325
D501~503
Drain current
detection
Pre-drive amplifi er
Switching
SwitchingAT control
SwitchingAT control
Reverse voltage
prevention
DetectionRF power control
ProtectionSurge protection
ProtectionSurge protection
Operation / Condition / Compatibility
Current detection
Q1: AT switching
Q2: ANT switching
Q4: BPF switching
Q5: FAN control
Q6: FAN control
Q8: AT control
HF band amplifi er
Filter switching depending on
band
AT relay operation stops when
power is ON
Surge protection
Control unit (X53-446X-XX)
Ref. No.Use / Function
IC1
IC2
IC38V AVR
IC43.3V AVR
IC55V AVR
IC61.25V AVR
IC61OP amplifi erIsolation amplifi er for MIC signal
IC62,63OP amplifi erActive fi lter for MIC signal
IC64,65OP amplifi erActive fi lter for RIF signal
IC66A/D converter
IC67AF amplifi er
IC68Analog switch
IC69OP amplifi erActive fi lter for AF signal
IC70OP amplifi er
IC71OP amplifi er
IC72D/A converter
IC73OP amplifi erActive fi lter for ANO signal
IC74OP amplifi erActive fi lter for VAI signal
IC75D/A converter
IC76OP amplifi erActive fi lter for UAI signal
IC77OP amplifi er
IC78D/A converter
IC79OP amplifi erActive fi lter for AN1 signal
IC80Analog switchANI and UAO signal switch
IC81OP amplifi er
IC82OP amplifi erActive fi lter for VAO signal
IC83A/D converter
IC301DSPDigital signal
IC302Flash memoryProgram for DSP
IC304OR gate ICFCS control
IC305NAND gate ICInverter for A (23) signal
IC306MCUMain microcomputer
IC307Reset ICMCU reset signal
3.3V switching
regulator
8V switching
regulator
Operation / Condition / Compatibility
3.3V switching regulator
(Digital circuit)
8V switching regulator
(Analog circuit for TX-RX, Display
and Control unit)
8V voltage regulator
(Local unit X53 B/3)
3.3V voltage regulator
(Main MCU and RS-232C circuit)
5V voltage regulator
(Analog circuit)
1.25V voltage regulator power
supply (DSP)
A/D converter for MIC and RIF
signal
FMOD and TIF signal ON/OFF
switch
Active fi lter for FMOD and TIF
signal
Active fi lter for FMOD, TIF and
AF signal
D/A converter for FMOD, TIF and
AF signal
D/A converter for ANO and VAI
signal
Buffer for AGCV signal and reference voltage source
D/A converter for UAI and AGCV
signal
Active fi lter for ANI and UAO
signal
A/D converter for ANI, UAO and
VAO signal
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COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION
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Ref. No.Use / Function
IC308OR gate ICBuffer for VBINT signal
IC309EEPROM
IC310
IC311
IC312Buffer
IC313Buffer
IC314BufferBuffer for CLK signal
IC315Reset ICBKC detection
IC316OR gate ICDelay time control of FOE
IC317OR gate ICLogic IC for IC311 control
IC501,502
IC5045V AVR5V voltage regulator
IC5053.3V AVR3.3V voltage regulator
IC601DDSLO3 generator
IC651Shift register
IC801PLLLO1 reference generator
IC8021.8V AVR1.8V voltage regulator
IC803DDSLO1 generator
IC804Amplifi erWide band amplifi er
IC901Level converterRS-232C level converter
IC902OP amplifi erUSB audio amplifi er
IC903CODECUSB audio IC
IC904AND gateUSB audio IC control
IC905USB hub
IC906USB-UART bridge
Q1~4Switching
Q61Ripple fi lterFor audio amplifi er VCC
Q62SwitchingDetection signal mute switch
Q63,64Switching
Q65BufferBuffer amplifi er for ANO output
Q66,67Switching
Q501
Q502Buffer15.6MHz buffer
Q503Doubler
Analog multiplexer
Buffer with
3-state output
BufferVoltage conversion: 3.3V → 5V
Crystal oscillation
circuit
Operation / Condition / Compatibility
A/D port selection of MCU
Data control of DSP
Voltage conversion: 5V → 3.3V
(for TTI and TSI signal)
Voltage conversion: 3.3V → 5V
(for TTO and TSO signal)
Power supply control of 3.3V
(ON when power is ON)
FMOD and TIF signal ON/OFF
analog switch control (IC68)
ANI and UAO signal ON/OFF
analog switch control (IC80)
Crystal oscillation circuit
(15.6MHz)
Frequency doubler
(15.6MHz x 2 = 31.2MHz)
Ref. No.Use / Function
Q504,505 Doubler
Q506Amplifi erLO2 output amplifi er
Q601BufferDDS reference buffer
Q602BufferLO3 output buffer
Q651,652 SwitchingBPF4 selection switch
Q653,654 SwitchingIFB selection switch
Q655,656 SwitchingBPF1 selection switch
Q657,658 SwitchingIFA selection switch
Q659,660 SwitchingBPF2 selection switch
Q661,662 SwitchingBPF3 selection switch
Q663Amplifi erLO1 output amplifi er
Q664Switching
Q801BufferPLL reference buffer
Q802SwitchingFM modulation switch
Q803SwitchingPLL LPF cutoff control switch
Q804Amplifi erPLL F-in amplifi er
Q805FilterRipple fi lter
Q806VCO
Q807Amplifi erVCO amplifi er
Q808Amplifi erDDS reference amplifi er
Q901Switching
Q902Switching
Q903SwitchingUSB audio IC active signal switch
Q904Switching
D1Switching
D2Switching
D3~6Voltage shiftTemperature compensation
D7~9
D61Poly-switchCurrent limit
D62
D101MuteFor AF mute
D3016.2V zener diodeVoltage shift
D302
D304Switching
D501SwitchingLO2 output switch
D651SwitchingIFA selection switch
D652DoublerDDS output frequency doubler
D653SwitchingLO1 BPF3 selection switch
Reverse current
prevention
Reverse current
prevention
Reverse current
prevention
Operation / Condition / Compatibility
Frequency doubler
(31.2MHz x 2 = 62.4MHz)
LO1 output LPF cutoff control
switch
RS-232C IC power supply control
switch
USB IC power supply control
switch
USB-UART bridge IC active Signal
Switch
Catch diode for 3.3V switching
regulator
Catch diode for 8V switching
regulator
For MIC data
For MIC supply (8V)
For SS signal
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COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION
Ref. No.Use / Function
D654SwitchingLO1 BPF2 selection switch
D655SwitchingLO1 BPF4 selection switch
D656Switching
D657SwitchingLO1 BPF1/ BPF2 selection switch
D659SwitchingIFB selection switch
D660SwitchingLO1 BPF4 selection switch
D661SwitchingLO1 BPF2 selection switch
D662SwitchingLO1 BPF1/ BPF2 selection switch
D663SwitchingLO1 BPF3 selection switch
D664,665 SwitchingLPF cutoff switching
D666SwitchingLO1 BPF4 selection switch
D667SwitchingIFA/ IFB selection switch
D668SwitchingLO1 BPF1 selection switch
D669SwitchingLO1 BPF3 selection switch
D670SwitchingLO1 BPF1 selection switch
D671Switching
D672SwitchingBPF1/ BPF2 selection switch
D673,675,677
D678SwitchingLO1 BPF2 selection switch
D679SwitchingLO1 BPF3 selection switch
D680,681 SwitchingLO1 BPF4 selection switch
D682SwitchingLO1 BPF1 selection switch
D683SwitchingLO1 BPF3 selection switch
D801
D802,803
D901ProtectionSurge protection
D902ProtectionVoltage protection
D903ProtectionReverse current protection
SwitchingBPF cutoff control
Variable capacitance diode
Variable capacitance diode
Operation / Condition / Compatibility
BPF2/ BPF3 selection signal control
BPF2/ BPF3/ BPF4 selection
switch
FM modulation control
VCO control
Display unit (X54-3700-00)
Ref. No.Use / Function
IC101LCD driver
IC102BufferLCD backlight dimmer control
IC103MCUPanel microcomputer
IC104BufferLCD backlight dimmer control
IC105,106
Q101DriverLCD backlight dimmer control
Q102Switching5V power supply switch
Q103~105
Q106DriverLED (D214, D215) control
Q107DriverLED (D961) control
D101~115
D116~122
BufferVoltage conversion: 5V → 3.3V
DriverLCD backlight dimmer control
LED (Green)LCD backlight
Reverse current
prevention
Operation / Condition / Compatibility
Key matrix
Ref. No.Use / Function
D123~160
D161~213
D214LED (Green)Lights during reception
D215LED (Red)Lights during transmission
D216LED (Green)LCD backlight
D217LED (Amber)LCD backlight
D218
D961LED (Orange)ON when Mulch encoder is active
LED (Green)LCD backlight
LED (Amber)LCD backlight
Reverse current
prevention
Operation / Condition / Compatibility
Reduced voltage detection interrupt
TX-RX unit (X57-785X-XX)
Ref. No.Use / Function
IC11Shift register
IC12Shift register
IC13D/A convertor
Operation / Condition / Compatibility
Q1: FIL[1] “H” when 15kHz IF
fi lter is selected
Q2: FIL[2] “H” when 6kHz IF
fi lter is selected
Q3: FIL[3] “H” when 2.7kHz IF
fi lter is selected
Q4: FIL[4] “H” when 500Hz IF
fi lter is selected
Q5: RXFM “H” when RX FM
mode is selected
Q6: TXFM “H” when TX FM
mode is selected
Q7: HFRGC “H” when receiving
21.5~30MHz and PRE “H” are
selected
Q8: 50RGC “H” when receiving 30~60MHz and PRE ”H” are
selected
Q1: DRVO “H” when drive
output is selected
Q2: 1STIF “H” when RX 1st IF
of 73.095MHz is selected
Q3: 455FIL “L” when 455kHz
FM narrow fi lter is selected
Q4: ALCS “H” when TX SSB/
AM mode are selected
Q5: AMC “H” when AM TX is
selected
Q6: RLSW “H” when linear
amplifi er usage is selected in HF
or 50MHz band
Q7: LINEAR “H” when linear
amplifi er usage is selected in
either band
Ao1: AGC_REF
AGC reference voltage
Ao2: IFGC
RX IF gain control voltage
Ao3: ALC_REF
ALC reference voltage
Ao4: TGC
TX band gain control voltage
Ao5: POC
TX power control voltage
Ao6: PGC
TX power gain control voltage
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COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION
TS-590S
Ref. No.Use / Function
IC13D/A convertor
IC14Shift register
IC15Shift register
IC521OP amplifi er
IC591RX FM ICRX FM Detection
IC592OP amplifi er
IC631Multiplexer
IC701TX Mixer
IC761TX Mixer
IC801OP amplifi erALC protection
IC802Multiplexer
IC803OP amplifi erALC protection
IC861OP amplifi erAmplifi er for meter
Q12BufferBuffer amplifi er for ANO output
Q13Switching
Operation / Condition / Compatibility
Ao7: PRO
SWR protection control voltage
Ao8: NBL
NB level control voltage
Q1: BPF[5] “H” when BPF of
5M band is selected
Q2: BPF[4] “H” when BPF of
3.5M band is selected
Q3: BPF[3] “H” when BPF of
1.8M band is selected
Q4: BPF[2] “H” when BPF of
BC band (522k~1.705MHz) is
selected
Q5: BPF[1] “H” when BPF of
BC band (30~522kHz) is selected
Q6: ATT “L” when attenuator is
ON
Q7: RXANT “H” when receiving under 30MHz and external RX
antenna is ON
Q8: PRE “H” when receiving
preamplifi er is ON
Q1: BPF[13] “H” when BPF of
50M band is selected
Q2: BPF[12] “H” when BPF of
30~60M band is selected
Q3: BPF[11] “H” when BPF of
28M band is selected
Q4: BPF[10] “H” when BPF of
21M band is selected
Q5: BPF[9] “H” when BPF of
14M band is selected
Q6: BPF[8] “H” when BPF of
11M band is selected
Q7: BPF[7] “H” when BPF of
10M band is selected
Q8: BPF[6] “H” when BPF of
7M band is selected
A/2: AGC Voltage and AGC reference voltage amplifi er
B/2: Not used
A/2: RX FM Noise squelch voltage amplifi er
B/2: RX FM AF signal amplifi er
Receiver output, FM (AF) and SSB/
AM/ CW/ FSK (IF) changeover
Transmission mixer
(24kHz → 10.695MHz)
Transmission mixer
(73.095MHz → HF)
ALC protection time constant
changeover
External squelch output
(open collector)
Ref. No.Use / Function
Q14Buffer
Q15Switching
Q16Switching
Q17Switching
Q101Switching
Q102Switching
Q103Mute
Q131~143
Q236Amplifi er
Q239Switching
Q263~266
Q267Switching
Q268Switching
Q269Switching
Q270Switching
Q271Switching
Q272Switching
Q273Switching
Q274Switching
Q281,282 Amplifi er
Q301Switching
Q321~324
Q351,352 Amplifi er
Q391Amplifi er
Q421Switching
Switching RF BPF selection
RX mixer
RX mixer
Operation / Condition / Compatibility
Buffer amplifi er for PKS input signal
ON when relay for HF band linear
is used
ON when relay for HF band linear
is transmission
ON when relay for HF band linear
is used
Dedicated external RX antenna
changeover relay (K101) control
(ON when external RX antenna is
selected)
ATT changeover relay (K102)
control (OFF when ATT is ON)
Mutes reception path during
transmission
(ON during transmission)
Preamplifi er (HF~21.5MHz: 12dB,
21.5~60MHz: 20dB)
Preamplifi er gain control
(ON receiving at 21.5~60MHz)
Receiving 1st mixer
(HF → 11.374MHz)
Power supply control of preamplifi er (ON when preamplifi er is ON)
Power supply control of preamplifi er (ON when preamplifi er is OFF)
Power supply control of preamplifi er (ON when preamplifi er is ON)
Power supply control of preamplifi er (ON when preamplifi er is OFF)
Power supply control of RX 1st
IF circuit (ON when RX 1st IF of
73.095MHz is selected)
Power supply control of RX 1st
IF circuit (ON when RX 1st IF of
11.374MHz is selected)
Power supply control of RX 1st
IF circuit (ON when RX 1st IF of
73.095MHz is selected)
Power supply control of RX 1st
IF circuit (ON when RX 1st IF of
11.374MHz is selected)
RX LO1 amplifi er (RX 1st IF of
11.374MHz is selected)
ON when RX 1st IF of 11.374MHz
is selected
Receiving 1st mixer
(HF → 73.095MHz)
RX LO1 amplifi er (RX 1st IF of
73.095MHz is selected)
RX 1st IF amplifi er (RX 1st IF of
73.095MHz is selected)
Gain correction between 1st IF
(ON when TX or RX 1st IF of
73.095MHz are selected)
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TS-590S
COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION
Ref. No.Use / Function
Q431Amplifi er
Q451Amplifi er
Q453Switching
Q454Switching
Q455,456 Switching ON when BLNK signal is “H”
Q471~477
Q521,522 Amplifi er
Q541Amplifi er
Q551Amplifi erRX 3rd IF amplifi er (24kHz)
Q571Amplifi er
Q591Switching
Q631Switching
Q641BufferNoise blanker input buffer
Q651Amplifi er
Q652,653 Amplifi er
Q654Switching
Q660~662
Q663,664 Amplifi er
Q665Switching
Q666Amplifi er
Q667Amplifi er
Q668Switching
Q669Switching Audio mute signal generation
Q670BufferNoise Blanker IF buffer
Q671Switching Audio mute signal generation
Q702BufferTX IF buffer (10.695MHz)
Switching IF fi lter selection
DC-DC oscillator–6V generation
Operation / Condition / Compatibility
LO2 amplifi er (ON when TX or RX
1st IF of 73.095MHz are selected)
RX 2nd IF amplifi er 1
(10.695MHz/ 11.374MHz)
Gain correction between bands
(ON when receiving 21.5~30MHz
and PRE ”H” are selected)
Gain correction between bands
(ON when receiving 30~60MHz
and PRE “H” are selected)
RX 2nd IF amplifi er 3
(10.695MHz/ 11.374MHz)
RX 2nd IF amplifi er 2
(10.695MHz/ 11.374MHz)
LO3 amplifi er (ON when RX AM/
SSB/ CW/ FSK mode is selected)
Power supply control of FM
circuit (ON when RX FM mode is
selected)
Receiver output, FM (AF) and
SSB/ AM/ CW (IF) changeover
multiplexer (IC631) control
Noise blanker IF amplifi er 1
(10.695M/ 11.374MHz)
Noise blanker IF amplifi er 2
(10.695MHz/ 11.374MHz)
Gain is controlled according to the
NB voltage
ON when Noise Blanker IF of
10.695MHz is selected
Noise blanker IF amplifi er 3
(10.695M/ 11.374MHz)
Gain is controlled according to the
NB voltage
ON when Noise blanker IF of
10.695MHz is selected
Noise blanker IF amplifi er 4
(10.695M/ 11.374MHz)
Gain is controlled according to the
NB voltage
Noise blanker AGC control amplifi er
ON when noise blanker IF of
10.695MHz is selected
Ref. No.Use / Function
Q721Amplifi er
Q741Switching
Q742Amplifi erTX IF amplifi er (73.095MHz)
Q781Switching ON when drive output is selected
Q782Switching
Q783Amplifi erTX drive output amplifi er
Q784Switching
Q801Switching
Q802Switching
Q803~807
Q841SwitchingKeying control
Q842BufferALC keying control
Q861,862 Switching
Q903~905
Q906,907 Switching
Q908Switching
Q909Switching
Q910Switching
Q911Switching
Q915Switching
Q916Switching
Q917,918 Switching
Q920Switching
Q925Switching
D11,12ClipperExternal modulation input
Amplifi erALC amplifi er
Switching
Operation / Condition / Compatibility
TX IF amplifi er (10.695MHz)
Gain is controlled according to the
ALC voltage
Transmission IF mute control
(Mute when ON)
ON when ANT connector output
is selected
Power supply control of TXB to Final unit (X45 A/2) (ON when ANT
connector output is selected)
ALC protection time constant
changeover switch
On in AM mode, makes it an
average value type ALC
Cancels the time constant for
VSF and VSR voltage lines during
antenna tuning
Power supply control of TXB
(ON during transmission)
Power supply control of RXB
(ON during reception)
Power supply control of RX 1st
IF circuit (ON when RX 1st IF of
11.374MHz is selected)
Power supply control of RX 1st
IF circuit (ON when RX 1st IF of
73.095MHz is selected)
Power supply control of RX 1st
IF circuit (ON when RX 1st IF of
11.374MHz is selected)
Power supply control of RX 1st
IF circuit (ON when RX 1st IF of
73.095MHz is selected)
Power supply control of FM
circuit (ON when RX FM mode is
selected)
Power supply control of 3rd IF
circuit (ON when RX AM/ SSB/
CW/ FSK mode is selected)
Power supply control of FM
circuit (ON when TX FM mode is
selected)
Power supply control of RX circuit
(ON during reception)
RX power supply control
(ON during transmission)
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COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION
TS-590S
Ref. No.Use / Function
D13
D14Surge protectionACC2 connector (5-pin SQC)
D15Surge protectionACC2 connector (9-pin PKS)
D17
D18Surge absorptionRelay (K11)
D20~23
D24Surge protectionACC2 connector (2-pin RTTY)
D101Surge absorptionExternal RX antenna terminal
D102Surge absorptionRelay (K101)
D103Surge absorptionRelay (K102)
D104~107
D108Switching
D109,110 Switching
D131Switching
D132Switching
D133Switching
D134Switching
D135Switching
D136Switching
D137Switching
D138Switching
D139Switching
D140Switching
D141Switching
D142Switching
D143Switching
D144Switching
D145Switching
D146Switching
D147Switching
Reverse current
prevention
Reverse current
prevention
Reverse current
prevention
Surge absorptionInternal circuit protection
Operation / Condition / Compatibility
External standby
Paddle/key control line
RX/TX changeover, ON during
reception
ON when receiving over
1.705MHz is selected
ON when BPF of 522kHz~
1.705MHz is selected
ON when BPF of 13.9~14.5MHz
is selected
ON when BPF of 49~54MHz is
selected (TX only)
ON when BPF of 6.9~7.5MHz is
selected
ON when BPF of 30~522kHz is
selected
ON when BPF of 1.705~2.5MHz
is selected
ON when BPF of 2.5~4.1MHz is
selected
ON when BPF of 4.1~6.9MHz is
selected
ON when BPF of 7.5~10.5MHz is
selected
ON when BPF of 10.5~13.9MHz
is selected
ON when BPF of 14.5~21.5MHz
is selected
ON when BPF of 21.5~30MHz is
selected
ON when BPF of 30~60MHz are
selected
ON when BPF of 522kHz~
1.705MHz is selected
ON when BPF of 30~522kHz is
selected
ON when BPF of 1.705~2.5MHz
is selected
ON when BPF of 2.5~4.1MHz is
selected
Ref. No.Use / Function
D148Switching
D149Switching
D150Switching
D151Switching
D152Switching
D153Switching
D154Switching
D155Switching
D156Switching
D231Switching
D232Switching
D233Switching
D234Switching
D235
D261,281 Switching
D321Switching
D323Switching
D351Switching
D371Switching
D421Switching
D422,423 RX/TX Mixer
D431Switching
D441Switching
Reverse current
prevention
Operation / Condition / Compatibility
ON when BPF of 4.1~6.9MHz is
selected
ON when BPF of 6.9~7.5MHz is
selected
ON when BPF of 7.5~10.5MHz is
selected
ON when BPF of 10.5~13.9MHz
is selected
ON when BPF of 14.5~21.5MHz
is selected
ON when BPF of 21.5~30MHz is
selected
ON when BPF of 30~60MHz are
selected
ON when BPF of 13.9~14.5MHz
is selected
ON when BPF of 49~54MHz is
selected (TX only)
ON when receiving preamplifi er
is OFF
ON when receiving preamplifi er
is ON
ON when receiving preamplifi er
is OFF
ON when receiving preamplifi er
is ON
1/2: Receiving ON at 21.5~30MHz
2/2: Receiving ON at 30~60MHz
ON when RX 1st IF of 11.374MHz
is selected
ON when RX 1st IF of 73.095MHz
is selected
1/2: RX/TX changeover, ON during
reception
2/2: RX/TX changeover, ON during
transmission
ON when RX 1st IF of 73.095MHz
is selected
1/2: RX/TX changeover, ON during
transmission
2/2: RX/TX changeover, ON during
reception
1/2: RX/TX changeover, ON during
reception
2/2: RX/TX changeover, ON during
transmission