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After Sales Technical Documentation

COMPACT HANDSFREE
UNIT
PHF–2
Original, 11/94
NMP Part No. 0275013

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COMPACT HANDSFREE UNIT PHF–2
CONTENTS
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Introduction 5
Technical Summary 5 List of Modules 5
Technical Specifications 6
Modes of Operation 6 Maximum Ratings 7 DC Characteristics 7 Control Signals 8 AC Characteristics 8 External Signals and Connections 9 Mechanical Characteristics 9
Functional Description 10
Circuit Description 10
Input Circuit 10 Power Control Logic 12 Switched Mode Power Supply 12 Audio Circuit 12
Assembly 14
Assembly Parts 15
Parts List 15
List of Figures
Figure 1 Block Diagram 10 Figure 2 Component Layout Diagram 11 Figure 3 Cable Interconnection Diagram 13 Figure 4 Exploded View 14 Figure 5 Circuit Diagram 19
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Introduction

The PHF–2 Compact Handsfree Unit forms a major part of the Compact Handsfree Car Kit; the kit provides a simple–to–install, low cost handsfree facility for in–car use.
The BABT approved version of PHF–2 is known as PHF–2X. Since both units are technically identical, all references to PHF–2 equally apply to PHF–2X.
Technical Summary
PHF–2 allows both handsfree (hf) and normal handset (hs) use of the phone. Handset use is possible with the curly system cable which includes an antenna cable. Detection of hf and hs operation is achieved by a reed–switch located in the PHF–2 plug which detects the presence of a magnet inside the MBH–9 holder.
The phone is connected to the unit via a system connector (fitted to the end of the curly system cable). There are also connectors for an external power source, for a standard hf–microphone and for an external antenna which must be used with this configuration.
The Compact Handsfree Unit consists of speaker and microphone amplifiers, power on/off –logic, hf–speaker muting and a constant current switching regulator for charging the phone battery. The unit has an inbuilt hf–speaker and an external hf–microphone but the actual handsfree function is generated in the phone.
MPHF2 mechanics comprise the front and rear covers, speaker
The clamp, the holder cover, screws, type label, and system cable with rf–cable.
PHF–2 is installed inside the vehicle using a separate mounting plate (MKE–1). Depending upon the version of car kit being installed, the PHF–2 unit is supplied with/without the MBH–9 holder already fitted to the front of the PHF–2 unit.
List of Modules
Table 1. List of Modules
NAME OF MODULE TYPE
CODE
HF Speaker Module DH3N 0200599 Assembly Parts
PHF–2 Installation Kit PHF–1/M 0260254
MPHF2 0260340
MATERIAL
CODE
NOTES
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Technical Specifications

Modes of Operation

Power Off : The DH3–module does not receive a supply volt-
age at the DC–connector (X100), hence no voltages are present on the module.
Standby : The module receives a supply voltage at the DC–
connector but the M2BUS–line (X400) is low (logic ”0” state) because the phone is off and the battery is fully charged. The switching regulator is off and there is no supply voltage for the audio.
Power On / Speaker Off : The M2BUS–line is high (logic ”1” state) so the
switching regulator supplies charging current to the phone. The supply voltage for the audio is on but the PHFS–line (X400) is low (”0” state) so the HF– speaker is muted.
Power On / Speaker On : The switching regulator supplies a charging
current to the phone. The supply voltage for the audio is on and the PHFS–line is high (logic ”1” state) so the HF–speaker is on.
Table 2. List of Connectors
CONNECTOR NAME CODE NOTES POLES
DC–Supply Connector X100 Power Supply Input Vdc 2–pole HF–Microphone Connector X200 Microphone Input HFMIC 2–pole HF–Speaker Connector X300 Speaker Output HFSP 2–pole System Connector X400 Phone Cable Connector HHP 8–pole
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