RCU-9310 Feature Menu Select Display.
RCU-9310 Feature Menu Select Display.
RCU-9310 Feature Menu Select Display. 3-19
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Figure 3.3.4 RCU-931 0 Operating Controls. 3-20
Figure 3.3.5.1 Feature Menu Display. 3-20
Figure 3.3.5.2 Time Display
Figure 3.3.5.3 Time Display.
Figure 3.3.5.4 'Set-Time' Display. 3-22
Figure 3.3.6.1 RCU-931 0
Figure 3.3.6.2 Feature Menu
Figure 3.3.6.4 Port 'A' Conditioning Menu. 3-24
Figure 3.3.6.5 Baud Rate
Figure 3.3.6.6 Baud Rate Selection Menu
Figure 3.3.6.7 Baud Rate
Figure
3.3.7.1
Address
of
FIGURES (Cont.
Description Page
and
Time Set Display.
110
Port Connector. 3-22
Display
Display. 3-24
Selection Menu
and
Revision Level Display. 3-25
of
Port 'A' Selection Menu. 3-23
1.
2.
..
)
3-21
3-21
3-24
3-25
Figure 3.3.7.2 Feature Menu for
Figure 3.3.8 Feature
Figure 3.3.9.1 RCU-9310 Feature Menu Select Display. 3-28
Figure 3.3.9.2 Line Audio Selection Menu Display. 3-28
Figure 3.4.1.1 Operational Display for Channelized Mode. 3-29
Figure 3.4.1.2 Feature Menu
Figure 3.4.1.3 Feature Menu
Figure 3.4.1.4 Feature Menu Display for 'SCAN LOAD' Select
Figure 3.4.2.2.1 RCU-9310 Feature Menu Display. 3-32
Figure 3.4.2.2.2 Feature Menu
Figure 3.4.2.2.3 RCU-9310 Display for 'SLOT
Figure 3.4.2.2.4 RCU-9310 Display for 'SELF ID' Programming.
Figure 3.4.2.2.5 Feature Display for 'CALL ID' Select
Figure 3.4.3.1 Operational Display for 'ALE' Function.
Figure 3.4.3.2 ALE
Menu
Calling Menu.
Selection of Address. 3-26
Display for Selection
Display for 'SCAN' Select
Display for 'SCAN' Function. 3-30
Display for 'ALE-ID' Select
of
'CW' Options. 3-27
Key.
Key.
PS'
Programming.
Key.
Key.
3-29
3-30
3-33
3-33
3-34
3-35
3-37
3-37
Figure 3.4.3.3 Feature Display for 'Select Group'.
Figure 3.4.3.4 Operational Display for 'CALL ID' Selection.
Figure 3.4.3.5 Operational Display of the Station Being Called.
This manual contains information necessary to install, operate, and maintain the RCU-931 0 Remote Control Unit.
Installation information is
Maintenance and Repair Procedures are in Section
IV.
configurations,
1.2 PURPOSE OF EQUIPMENT
OF
MANUAL
in
Section
unless otherwise stated in the text or illustrations.
II.
Operating Instructions are in Section Ill. Theory
V.
Information in this manual applies to all equipment
of
Operation is in Section
The RCU-931 o Remote Control Unit is designed to provide complete operational control
RT-9000
The RCU-9310
selecting the transmission mode and power level; establishing operating frequencies; automatically tuning the
transmitter and associated antenna
frequency
The RCU-9310 also enables the remote operator to perform several non-operational, periodic, functions related
to equipment setup and maintenance. Diagnostic tests--to the lowest repairable unit (LRU) -- can be selectively
executed
keying speed and filtering options; connection of external devices to the transceiver's audio input and output lines;
local I/O
metering at the remote
In
addition, the RCU-931 o allows the remote operator to access and use the transceiver's advanced automated
functions: receiver scanning
Establishment (ALE) operations; "sounding" (broadcasting to selected stations in a predefined network); and
"network call" (broadcasting to all stations in a network).
Transceiver.
allows
channels.
on
both the transceiver and the remote control unit itself. Other functions include: selection
port conditioning; transceiver memory dump (i.e., clearing all preprogrammed channels); and transceiver
an
operator at a remote site to access and perform all transceiver primary functions:
coupler; manual tuning; and loading, scanning, and operating with preset
control panel.
of
preprogrammed channels; programming and execution of Automatic Link
of
a remotely-located
of
CW
1.3 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The RCU-931 o
package makes the
the service technician in mind.
modularized plug-in assemblies
located on the assemblies allow the technician to pinpoint faulty modules immediately. The RCU-931 0 is
lightweight for its capability, weighing only 20 pounds. Available in Olive Drab (OD)
compatible with most radio station color schemes. (If a particular color other than
Sunair Marketing Department for information concerning changes
the
is
intended for use on table tops
RCU-9310 adaptable to various environments. Internally, the RCU-9310 is designed with
Built-in test equipment (BITE), with descriptive front-panel readouts, and .
rnake the MTTR (Mean Time To Repair) less than fifteen (15) minutes. LEDs
or
in base station 19-inch rack installations. However, its rugged
or
Grey, the RCU-931 0 is
ODor
Grey is required, contact
to
the standard colors.)
The RCU-9310 has a simple, easily understood, front panel that duplicates the functions
Transceiver. Firsttime users can operate the equipment without extensive training. The wide screen liquid crystal
display
Channel, Mode, BFO, AGC, Power, Local
selectively indicates signal strength, forward RF power, reverse RF power and Remote transmit and receive audio
(LCD)
is
continuously updated by the microprocessor with operational status such as Frequency,
of
the RT-9000
or
Remote Control. The LCD also contains a bar graph meter which
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The built-in-test routines include power amplifier and antenna coupler status in plain English messages which
appear in the
The softkeys
operating features not found on the front
1.4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
REMOTE INTERFACE: RS232/422/485 FSKTone.
TRANSCEIVER INTERFACE: Transmit and receive audio, 0 dBm adjustable into 600 ohms.
BITE: Fault isolated to module level (LRU), descriptive readout on front panel and individual module indication.
display. Softkeys and a softkey menu LCD display selected options such as Time,
also provide access to remote control configuration, meter selection, speaker control and other
panel keyboard.
I
NOTE:
I Must be hardwired between RCU-931 0 and RT -9000(A) for mode selected.
CW
Filter, etc.
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INPUT POWER: +26
AUDIO OUTPUT: 5 Watts into internal speaker< 5% THO; Two selectable lines, at
600 ohms; Headset, low impedance.
SQUELCH: Syllabic.
AUDIO INPUT: Microphone, aux. connector, and two selectable 600 ohm lines at -20 dBm to +10 dBm.
SIZE:
WEIGHT: (KG):
CONSTRUCTION: Modular plug-in
(CM):
(INCHES) 5.96H X 17.83W X 10.25L
(LBS): 20
VDC ±15%; 120/240VAC ±15%;
15.2H X 45.3W X 26.04L.
9.1
assemblies.
AC/DCAuto
Changeover.
·20
dBm to
+1
0 dBm into
1.5 ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS
TEMPERATURE:
HUMIDITY: 100%
-30'C
to +50'C.
at 50'C.
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RAIN: MIL-STD-8100, Method 506.2.
SHOCK: MIL-STD-8100, Method 516.3.
VIBRATION: MIL-STD-8100, Method 514.3.
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The following
Control
is a Jist
Unit.
SUPPLIED EQUIPMENT:
RCU-931
Hand
Operation
Mating Connector Kit
Power
or Power
of equipment, with appropriate Sunair part numbers, supplied
Power
Real-Time Clock (Smart Watch) 1011190010
Phone Line Interface 8078500092
12/28
VDC
Assembly Audio
Cable
Field Module Kit 8078905092
Phone
Kit
for Rackmounting 1004770014
Cord
Assembly,
Converter PS-9015 8078600097
Plug
DC
and
Control
(made
to
length)
5024000994
8076000891
1004 770022 GRAY
8101002294
8078004591
O.D.
to
Audio
External
Data
Modems Cable Assembly 8076004594
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II
INSTALLATION
2.1
GENERAL
Section
equipment
system hookups, and cabling considerations is also provided.
II
contains all necessary instructions for unpacking, inspection, and,
or
parts. Information regarding location and mounting considerations, power requirements, ground
if
required, reshipment
of
the
2.2 UNPACKING AND INSPECTION
As soon as you have received your unit(s), unpack and inspect all components and accessories. Check the
packing list to be sure you have received
ordered.
I NOTE: I
Do not accept a shipment when there are visible signs
made.
papers before signing the receipt from the carrier.
accepted, notify the carrier immediately in writing and await his inspection before making any disposition of the
shipment. A
be sure to include the
If there is a shortage ofitems or any evidence
full report ofthe damage should also be forwarded to Sunair's Product Services Department. Please
following information for prompt service:
Be sure to retain the carton(s) and associated packing materials
should it
all items ordered, and that all items necessary for operation have been
be
necessary to reship the equipment.
of
damage to the cartons until a complete inspection is
of
damage, insist
If concealed damage
on
a notation
is
discovered after the shipment has been
to
that effect on the shipping
a)
ORDER NUMBER.
MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBER.
b)
c) NAME
d) APPLICABLE
Upon receipt of this information, Sunair will make arrangements for repair
OF TRANSPORTATION AGENCY.
DATES.
or
replacement.
2.3 RETURN OF EQUIPMENT TO FACTORY
The shipping carton for the RCU-931 0 has been designed to protect the equipment during shipment. The
be
used
to
container and its associated packing materials should
When necessary to return equipment to
required. This number can be obtained from our Product Services Department: TELEPHONE: (954) 525-1505,
FACSIMILE:
If
the original shipping carton is not available, be sure to carefully pack each unit separately, using suitable
cushioning material where necessary. Very special attention should
material around connectors and other protrusions from the unit. Rigid cardboard should be placed at the corners
of
the equipment to protect against denting. DO NOT USE DUNNAGE (e.g., STYROFOAM PEANUTS) FOR
PACKING PROTECTION;
(954) 765-1322.
it may allow the unit
Sunair for warranty or non-warranty repair,
to
shift while being shipped, and, therefore, become damaged.
reship the equipment.
an
authorization number
be
given to providing enough packing
is
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When returning subassemblies or components for repair
suitable cushioning
Shipment
to
be
material. (
made PREPAID consigned to:
or
replacement, be sure to pack each separately, using
Sunair Electronics, Inc.
Product Services Department
3101
SW
Third Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33315-3389
U.S.A
Plainly mark with indelible ink all mailing documents as follows:
US Goods Returned For Repair
Mark ALL SIDES
of
the package:
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Value For
FRAGILE - ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT!
Before shipping, carefully inspect the package
properly and is securely wrapped.
Customs-
$(Amt.)
to
be
sure it is marked
2.4 GENERAL INSTALLATION AND MOUNTING INFORMATION
Satisfactory operation
of
this equipment will depend upon the care and thoroughness taken during installation.
12.4.1 GENERAL INSTALLATION I
For
installation and operation with
conjunction with their respective operating manuals
Before starting installation, carefully
suitable and that adequate access for maintenance is provided.
If
operated
RCU-931 0 Remote Control Unit and RT-9000 Transceiver are interconnected as shown in Figure 2.4.1.2.
The
on
DC power, check
I NOTE: I
Figure 2.4.1.2 illustrates the direct cabling method for interconnecting
the remote
methods may
unit and transceiver signals must be maintained.
KW
equipment, modems, and other peripherals, use this manual in
for
complete installation information.
plan equipment locations to ensure that the operating environment is
for
correct polarity before applying power.
control unit and transceiver. While other interface
be
employed, the relationship between remote control
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AC Power
DC Power
Microphone
Headphones
CW Key
Transceiver (RT
of
the RCU-931 0 to power sources and other equipment may be accomplished as follows:
TO
ADD
(option)
-9000)
RCU-9310
AC
DC
Microphone to J3 on front panel.
Headphones
CW Key to J 1
Control Lines from J6 on rear
panel
rear panel of
CONNECTIVITY GUIDE.
CONNECTION(s)
source to
source
to
J1
on rear panel.
to
J2
on
rear panel.
to
J2
on
front panel.
on
front panel.
remote connector J8 on
RT-9000.
NOTE
See Figure 2.4.1.1.
See Figure 2.4.1.1.
See Figure 2.4.1.1.
See Figure 2.4.1.1.
See Figure 2.4.1.1.
See Figures 2.4.1.1, 2.4.1.2,
2.4.1.3, and consult
manual. Must be hardwired for
mode that the system will use
(i.e. RS-232, etc.)
RT-9000
External Data Modems (Direct
connection RCU-931
0)
Audio lines from J4 on rear panel
to Audio connector J5 on rear
panel
of
RT-9000.
Connect
keyline to J3
RCU-9310.
modem
on
audio
rear panel
and
of
See Figures 2.4.1.1, 2.4.1.2,
2.4.1.4, and consult RT
manual.
See Figures 2.4.1.1 and 2.4.1.5.
-9000
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CWKeyJ1
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J5 (For use with optional
Microphone
Auxllliary Input J4
(PTT)
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J3
DC
power converter)
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Figure
REAR PANEL
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2.4.1.1 RCU-9310 Outline Dimensions and Connector Locations.
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REMOTE
AUDIO
J4
n
n
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RS-232,
(i.e.
If multiple RT-9000(A)
electrical switch must
Transmit
surface. Minimum clearances
allowed to provide for adequate
equipment and the location
and
AC and DC power.
of
one (1) inch at the sides and two (2) inches at the rear and top should be
air
flow. Figure 2.4.1.1, shows the applicable outline dimensions
of
input/output connectors
12.4.3 RACK INSTALLATIONS I
The remote control unit may
p/n 1 004
strips, and associated hardware.
standard panel space
770014(00)
be
mounted
or
1004 770022(Gray). The kit includes rack mounting brackets, filler panels and trim
In
the rack-mounted configuration, the remote control unit requires a
of
seven inches (7") high. Refer to Figure 2.4.3 below,
so
that it can be placed directly
for
microphones, remote units, modems, signal lines,
in
a standard nineteen-inch (19") rack using the Shroud Kit, Sunair
on
a table, desk,
for
assembly details .
or
similar flat
of
•
the
5024003811 GRY
12REQD)
PIN
0522350429
SCREW.
(4 REOD)
ORNAMENTAL PiN 0538870001
(8
REO
D)
Figure
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2.4.3 Installation
~
0
of
RCU-931 0
in
Equipment Rack.
)
CABINET (REF)
BRACKET P/N
(2
REO
D)
5024003900
5024003918 GRV
GRN
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SECTION IV
THEORY OF OPERATION
4.1 REMOTE CONTROL UNIT-TRANSCEIVER INTERFACE AND INTERACTION
The RCU-931 0 Remote Control Unit and its companion RT-9000 Transceiver interconnect and communicate
means
--provide
110
Receive audio input and transmit audio output are applied, respectively, to the remote unit from the transceiver
and to the transceiver from the remote unit over separate pairs
Transmit Audio Output connections are provided by the 'Remote Audio' connector (J4) on the remote control unit's
rear
From an operational standpoint, the RCU-931 o can
duplicates the primary operator functions
the transceiver, the transceiver's primary operator controls are inoperative. The reverse is true when the
transceiver has
Both the RCU-931 0 and the RT-9000 are software-controlled, microprocessor-based units, using similar devices
and technology. The remote unit's software provides the control and interface capability forthe front
processes incoming and outgoing messages, and
transceiver.
of
two
110
ports and two sets
the communications path
port connections are provided by the 'Remote' connector (J6) on the remote control unit's rear panel.
panel.
control.
of
audio lines. The
for
all operational,
a)
channel number and frequency information
b)
mode selection and tuning commands
c) transmit and receive commands
d) automatic scan and ALE setup and activation
e)
operator messages
of
the RT-9000 Transceiver. When the RCU-931 0 assumes control
110
or
be
--when
ports-- one each on the remote unit and transceiver
control, data:
of
audio lines. The Receive Audio Input and the
viewed as a remote control panel that essentially
in control -- generates functional commands to the
panel display,
by
of
4.2 REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
The RCU-931 0 Remote Control Unit contains the circuitry to allow the remote operatorto control all
of
the
RT
functions
The major functional assemblies
follwing paragraphs.
Figure 4.1, the
assemblies; schematic diagrams are included in Section V
-9000 Transceiver.
overall block diagram
of
the RCU-931 0 Remote Control Unit are listed below and described
(1) Front Panel Assembly
(2) CPU Assembly 3A2A 1
(3) Audio/Remote Audio Assembly 3A2A2/3A2A4
110
(4)
(5)
Assembly 3A2A3
AC and DC Power Supplies 3A3A 1/3A3A2
of
the RCU-9310, illustrates the functional relationship between these
3A1
of
this manual.
ofthe
primary
in
the
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14.2.1 FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLY
The front
appropriate subassemblies.
the microprocessor assembly
indicates
power
display
transmit/receive
Built-In
the transceiver's
messages
unit
Selecting the
unit's microprocessor
If a fault
a
message
will activate the test routines
monitor
A 'soft-key'
functions,
Day,
speaker control.
panel
assembly contains the circuitry necessary
(Transceiver)
level,
and
which
can
Test
Equipment
are
displayed
or
the transceiver.
'Local
is
detected,
on
the
the
testing the transceiver's
menu
such
as
etc.
The
soft
It also provides
with
the
various other assemblies. A
operating status
local/remote control
selectively indicate receive
audio
levels.
(BITE)
BITE
can
BITE' function exercises a comprehensive test
software)
the 'FAULT' Light Emitting
LCD
will indicate
LCD
located directly below the primary display permits
Scan,
keys
monitors the status ofthe remote control unit's plug-in assemblies.
be
activated
on
the
LCD,
that
in
the transceiver's microprocessor software
Sounding,
also
provide access
such
as
selected
and
providing assurance ofthe continuing functionality of
checks
which
LRU
LRU's.
Automatic
3A11
to
provide
and
accepts digital information through the control/data bus
as
frequency, channel,
by
a front panel
signal
strength, transmit forward/reflected
monitored
all
plug-in
to
from
the
remote
subassemblies
Diode
(LED)
in
is
inoperative. Similarly, selecting the 'Remote BITE' function
Link
Establishment
meter selection, 1/0 port configuration, remote
analog
wide
keypad.
control
routine
to
the
upper left corner of the
(ALE),
and
screen
mode,
The
unitfront
(contained
the
the Lowest
and
the
Local
Liquid Crystal
BFO,
the
selection of
and
control interfacing
Display
AGC
release
LCD
contains a
power,
panel.
in
Repairable
remote
Remote
and
Plain
the
remote
the remote control
panel
control unit
several
BITE,
with
(LCD)
time,
bar
graph
600-ohm
In
addition,
language
control
Unit
(LRU).
will light
LCD
enhanced
Time-of-
audio,
the
via
RF
and
will
and
14.2.2 CPU ASSEMBLY 3A2A
4.2.2.1 GENERAL
The
CPU
Assembly
status indications
of transceiver operations, the microprocessor
Long term storage of the RCU-9310 ALE functions is handled by the non-volatile memory in
BK
X 8 bit CMOS EEPROM in which each byte may be reliably written 10,000 times without degrading device
The
operation.
applied.
4.2.2.5 STATIC RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY (SRAM) U3
The SRAM provides temporary storage that is used as a "scratch pad" by microprocessor U2 during the
execution of its program with U13 and U14.
4.2.2.6
Watch is
Smart
seconds, seconds, minutes, hours, days of the week, days
lithium energy cell maintains time information when the equipment is turned off. The above information is
available to microprocessor U2 for selective display on the Front Panel LCD as time-of-day clock.
data in the byte will remain valid after its last write operation for ten years with or without power
OPTIONAL SMART WATCH U14(A)
an
optional device that is "piggy-backed" into socket U14. It keeps track of: hundreths of
I NOTE: I
ERASABLE
The Smart Watch in the remote control unit is completely independent
of
the Smart Watch in the transceiver.
PROGRAMMABLE READ ONLY MEMORY (EEPROM)
of
the month, months, and years. An embedded
US.
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US
is an
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14.2.3 OPTOCOUPLER ASSEMBLY 3A2A 1 A
The Optocoupler, a subassembly that plugs onto
Optocoupler electronically isolates the CPU's multiplexed address/data bus from the control/data bus
prevent noise transfer to/from the microprocessor (U2).
the
11
CPU Assembly, contains optically-coupled isolators. The
14.2.4 AUDIO/REMOTE AUDIO ASSEMBLIES 3A2A2/3A2A4I
The Audio/Remote Audio Assemblies process the Remote Receive Audio input signal from the transceiver
the
to drive
modems.
Audio inputfrom a microphone,
Assemblies
over the transmit audio
After converting the receive 600 ohm audio to single ended output in the Remote Audio Assembly, the
Receive Audio
to the connected
3.3.9).
bypassed-switched to the Syllabic Squelch and Electronic Volume Control circuits. The output of the
Electronic Volume Control is amplified and switched (controlled by a designed-in Mute function
ON/OFF)
for headphone audio. Full power audio is routed through an energized relay
front panel speaker, headphones, and to provide two selectable 600-ohm audio outputs to external
CW
key, or selected external device is processed by the Audio/Remote Audio
to
produce an amplified 600 ohm Transmit Audio output signal that is applied
lines.
signal is amplified and routed
external device ('A'
The
amplified input signal can be electronically switched through a
and routed to
the
Speaker Driver.
or
to
the 600-ohm line drivers to provide a balanced 600-ohm output
'B',
as
determined by the
The
output is dropped through
'Une
Audio' selection described in Section
CW
Narrowband Audio Filter
R111
and routed to
(K3)
to the front panel speaker.
to
the transceiver
or
Squelch
the
front panel
(
to
or
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When headphones are
de-energized,
plugged into the front panel, relay K3 is
disabling the audio to
the
speaker.
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The
Squelch
received
and --if it
Driver.
poises
The Syllabic
or
circuit is a true syllabic type that operates
audio,
has
short
such
as
noise,
voice
characteristics-- turns
Squelch
fades,
I
NOTE:
minimizing
I
data,
etc.
The
on
circuit
is
designed
the effects of nuisance interruptions.
This
is
a function
transceiver into
squelch
Receive
the
Receive
to
remain
in
the
on
voice
Audio input
Audio
inactive
RCU-9310
operation.
characteristics
is
sampled
switch
(i.e.,
and
and
audio
does
passes
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and
rejects other types
in the Syllabic
through
unsquelched)
not
put
the
remote
RCU-9310 I
of
Squelch
to the Speaker
during
circuit
voice
During
The
electronically
controlled
or
and
Transceiver.
The
buffered
can
ohm
Keying
Audio Amplifier. A
Transmit
microphone
by
switched
applied
600-ohm
and
also
be
audio
the
operation,
input
switched
an
internal
to
bypass
to
a line driver
balanced
electronically
internally
signal
CW
then
key
them.
switched
enables
second
input
signal
from
to
the
Microphone/600-ohm
adjustment.
The
microphone
on
the
audio
from
switched
to
follows the
the
CW
buffer
to
the Audio Assembly originates
the front
Remote
external
through the Microphone/600-ohmAudio
pass
same
Sidetone
and
14.2.5 1/0 ASSEMBLY 3A2A3I
a)
Microphone,
b)
600-ohm
c)
CW
The
output
Audio
through, or
path
internal level control
balanced
key.
panel
is
routed
Audio
may
be
audio
is
then
Assembly
input
level
bypass,
as
the microphone
Switch.
lines,
to
the
Switch
fed
through
amplified,
to
provide a
is
controlled
the Transmit
The
CW
provides
from
or
Audio
circuits. This
the Transmit
switched
600-ohm
by
an
Audio
signal.
tone
is
buffered
sidetone
one
of three
Assembly
microphone
Audio
to
the
Transmit Audio
internal
Switch
Compressor
and
to
sources:
where
Transmit
adjustment.
circuits.
the
it
is
Compressor
Audio
This
circuits.
coupled
Speaker
amplified
output
signal
This
audio signal
to the Transmit
Driver.
and
level
is
circuits,
Amplifier,
to
the
signal
is
The
600-
The
1/0
Assembly
is
dedicated
remote
or
1/0
(U9)
special instructions
commands
The organization of the
simultaneously.
control
RS-485
Port
functions
under
formats
to
be
used
unit
control
from
contains
for
and
its
at
speeds
I
NOTE:
are
implemented
ofthe 1/0 Assembly's microprocessor
(software
the
Front
two
independent
future
specific
companion
of
300,
Port A may
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Line
contained
Panel
or Microprocessor Assembly.
1/0
Assembly
1/0
ports,
predetermined
transceiver.
600,
1200,
be
used
Tone
Modem
Select
by a
(3A2A6)
Dual
in
EPROM
hardware
designated
operations.
This
port
is
configurable
2400,
4800,
9600,
for communications
(3A2A3A1)
and
Phone
Universal
Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter
(U1
U20)
in
and
software
'A:
and
'B'.
Port A provides
from
19200
baud
over
and
optional
Interface
0).
The 1/0
response
is
such
Port B is
the
control
or
FSK
telephone
PC
(3A3A4).
Assembly
to
messages
that
an
RS-232,
the
control
Assemblies
interface
panel
tones
at
lines
mic,roprocessor
from
both
ports
9600-baud
for
RS-232,
300
with
Phone
(DUART)
the transceiver or
can
between
baud
the
be
port
that
RS-422,
only.
circuit
executes
active
the
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14.2.6 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES 3A3, 3A3A
The
RCU-931 0 operates
are
connected,
source.
source.
The
3A3A
before
to
regulated output for
When
AC
power
1.
This
being
produce
The
the+
the
supply
AC
supply
+28
VDC
routed
12
from
RCU-9310
will
sense
line
returns,
assembly
is
routed
to
the
circuitry
VDC
regulated
the
RCU-931
either a
operates
AC
line
the
unit
(3A3)
produces
to
PC
in
the
output
0 circuitry.
+26
VDC
from
the
reductions
will
automatically
assembly
RCU-9310.
routed
to
or
120/220
AC
line
input,
or failure
switch
unregulated
3A3A2
RCU-931
The
where
+28
VAC
and
DC
0 circuitry
1,
and 3A3A21
power
using
the
automatically
back
to
AC
that
is
regulated
the
+28
VDC
is
also
and
source.
+26
VDC
line
VDC
is
sentthru
to
3A3A2
When
input
switch
power.
to
+28
fuse
R1
U2
both
power
as a backup
to
the
backup
VDC
in
(3A3A2
and
producing
F1)
R2
PC
assembly
protected
to
3A3A2
the
sources
power
voltage
U1
+5
VDC
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SECTION V
FAULT ISOLATION/MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
5.1
GENERAL
This
section provides the procedures for Fault Isolation, maintenance and repair
to
the
Lowest Repairable Unit
(LRU)
level.
5.2
DISASSEMBLY
Disassembly should be only to the extent necessary to accomplish the repair or replacement
of
the defective LRU.
Procedures for the disassembly
of
major modules and assemblies are given in the following paragraph.
15.2.1 TOP OR BOTTOM COVER REMOVAL I
Refer to Figure 5.2.1.1
a)
Remove the three screws
at
the rear
of
the cover.
b)
Pull the cover up and back from the front panel.
5.3
TEST SET UP
js.3.1
PRELIMINARY!
5.4
§Jig
a)
Connect RCU-931 0
to
AC or DC power and turn ON.
WARNING: For personal safety and to prevent damage to voltage
sensitive components in the remote control unit, always
turn OFF the RCU-931 o whenever resealing printed circuit
cards
(PC), LRU'S and when replacing fuses.
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PRELIMINARY I
The
BITE
of
the RCU-931 0 provides immediate LRU faults. The Surveillance BITE is controlled by the
microprocessor on
CPU Assembly 3A2A 1. It checks the operational status
of
the LRU's with the exception
of
the +28 V Regulator 3A3A 1. This LRU has a self-surveillance BITE non-dependent upon CPU Assembly
3A2A1. The front panel "LCD" will display a plain language "FAULT MESSAGE", the "FAULT" Red LED will
illuminate
on the front panel (See Figure 5.4.1.1 and on the faulty LRU (see Figure 5.4.1.3)).
The
RCU-9310
Remote Control Unit can be tested independently, with or without a transceiver connected. With RCU-931 0
connected to selected input power turn ON remote unit and refer to figure 5.4.1.1 and perform the following
steps
to
access the BITE menu.
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5.4.1.1 RCU-931 0 Feature Menu, BITE Selection.
Depress the 'MORE' key 1 successively until the feature menu 2 shown
in
Figure 5.4.1.2 appears.
Depress the
'BITE' key 3 . The message:
'SEL REMOTE
OR
LOCAL'
will appear on the status display screen 4 , and the BITE submenu shown
in
Figure 5.4.1.2 will
be
displayed
on the 'Feature' screen.
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5.4.1.2 RCU-9310 BITE Submenu.
Depress the 'LOC BITE' key 1 . The RCU-931 0 will initiate a self-test routine and will display messages
and/or
results on the status screen. The initial message will
be:
'BITE IN PROGRESS'
As each modules tested, a corresponding message will appear briefly on the screen in the following order.
'FRONT PANEL O.K.'
'CPU O.K.'
'POWER SUPPLY O.K.'
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'1/0
O.K.'
1000
Hz
Audio Tone heard in speaker at this point.
'AUDIO O.K.'
If
any
of
the modules (LRUs) are faulty, the BITE program will halt, the front panel 'FAULT' indicator 5 will
light,
and the status screen will display a message indicating the faulty module:
!s.4.2
COMMON
MODULES I
'FRONT PANEL FAULT'
'CPU FAULT'
'POWER SUPPLY FAULT'
'1/0
FAULT'
'AUDIO FAULT'
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Refer to Figures 5.2.1.1, 5.4.2.1 and 5.4.2.2 for module cover removal
and
assembly locations.
5.4.2.1 FRONT PANEL FAULT
This is an indication
of
a failure on the Front Panel PC Board Assembly
3A
1 A
1.
a)
Turn RCU-9310
OFF
and remove Front Panel Module 3A1. See Figure 5.4.2.2 on the following page.
b)
Remove and replace Front Panel PC Board Assembly 3A1A1. See Figure 5.4.2.2.
c)
Reinstall Front Panel Module 3A1. Turn RCU-9310 ON.
d)
Repeat "BITE TEST''. Upon completion
of
successful test, return RCU-931 0 to operational status and
return
failed
3A
1 A 1 PC
to
factory for repair.
e)
If
in
step d) above, test fails the Front Panel test again, turn
OFF
RCU-9310 and remove
3A1
Module;
replace
with original
3A1
A 1 PC Assembly. Return the failed
3A
1 Module to factory for repair.
5.4.2.2
CPU
FAULT
This is an indication
of
a failure on the PC Assembly CPU 3A2A1. Check position of DIP Switch S1. (See
Figures 5.8.4 and 5.7.3.1).
a)
Turn the RCU-9310 OFF and remove and replace PC Assembly 3A2A1. See Figures 5.4.2.1 thru 5.4.2.4.
b)
Turn ON RCU-9310 and repeat "BITE TEST". Upon completion of a successful test, return RCU-9310
to
operational status.
c)
Return failed PC Assembly 3A2A 1 to factory for repair.
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5.4.2.3 1/0 FAULT
This is an indication of a failure on PC Assembly
1/0
3A2A3.
a) Turn the
RCU-931 0 OFF and remove and replace PC Assembly 3A2A3. See Figures 5.4.2.1 thru 5.4.2.4.
b) Turn
ON RCU-9310 and repeat "BITE
TEST'.
Upon completion of a successful test return RCU-9310 to
operational status.
c)
Return failed PC Assembly 3A2A3 to factory for repair.
5.4.2.4 AUDIO FAULT
This is an indication of a failure on the Audio PC Board Assembly 3A2A2. Check DIP Switch S1. See Figure
5.8.6.
a) Turn RCU-9310 OFF and remove and replace 3A2A2. See Figure 5.4.2.1.
b)
Turn RCU-931 0 ON. Repeat "BITE
TEST'.
Upon completion of successful test, return RCU-931 0 to
operational status. Return failed 3A2A2
to
factory for repair.
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VOLTAGE
(RED
LED)
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VOLTAGE
(RED
LED)
READY
(GR\
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FAULT
(RED
LED)
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SHOWN
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5.4.2.5 POWER SUPPLY FAULT
This indicates a failure of the +28VDC out of PC Assembly 3A3A2 usually 3A3A2-F1.
a)
Turn OFF RCU-931 0 and check 3A3A2-F1, replace as required.
b)
If 3A3A2-F1 is not blown, use normal troubleshooting procedures and check the +28VDC lines
on
Mother
Board
assembly 3A2A5-J2 pins 23 and 24. If this is correct, the fault is on the CPU assembly 3A2A 1.
1)
Turn RCU-931 0 Off and remove and replace PC assembly 3A2A
1.
See Figures 5.4.2.1 thru 5.4.2.4.
2)
Turn ON RCU-931 0 and repeat "BITE TEST". Upon completion of a successful test, return RCU-931 0
to operational status.
3) Return
failed PC Assembly 3A2A 1 to factory for repair.
5.5 TROUBLESHOOTING WITH SELF-SURVEILLANCE
BITE
Refer to Figure 5.4.1.3.
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AC POWER SUPPLY I
The Self-Surveillance Bite for the AC power supply consists of the following LED's (See Figure 5.4.1.3)
SYMPTOM(s)
AC PQWER ONLY:
a)
GREEN=
READY (3A3A1-CR8)
b)
RED=
OVER VOLTAGE (3A3A1-CR7)
c)
RED=
UNDER VOLTAGE (3A3A1-CR6)
d)
RED=
OVER CURRENT (3A3A1-CR3)
TROUBLESHOOTING
GUIDE.
POSSIBLE
TROUBLE(s)
CHECKS
& CORRECTIVE
ACTION(s)
UnabletoturnunitON.
NoLED'slit
1.
NoACPower.
on 3A3A1.
1.
Check AC power input and take
appropriate action.
2.
Open AC fuses 3A3F1
or
F2.
5-6
2.
Replace
F1
or
F2. If fuse opens
again
use
normal
troubleshooting procedures, locate and
repair short
in
AC power supply.
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SYMPTOM(s)
POSSIBLE
TROUBLE(s)
CHECKS
& CORRECTIVE
ACTION(s)
Unable
to
turn unit
ON
and
GREEN
t.
3A3A2-K2 or associated circuitry
t.
Troubleshoot and repair or
READY
LED
on
3A3A t lit. 3A3A2-Q2 or
03
faulty. replace faulty component.
Unable to
turn
unit
ON
and
RED
UNDER
VOLTAGE
LED
on
3A3At
lit.
AC
or
DC POWER:
Unit turns
ON,
unable to turn
ON
Front
Panel
LCD
back lite.
Run
local
BITE.
Unit displays "POWER
SUPPLY FAULT'.
No
audio tone
during audio test and
displays
"AUDIO FAULT"
and
Front
Panel
FAULT
LED
is
lit.
Unit
turns
on,
Front Panel LCD
glows, but no information
is
displayed. Unit has
no
RED
FAULT
LED's
lit.
GREEN READY
LED
on
3A3A t
is
lit.
Unit
turns
on,
Front Panel
LCD
glows,
but
no information is
displayed. Unit has
no
RED
FAULT
LED's
lit.
With
AC
power applied
GREEN READY
LED
ON
3A3A t
is
lit.
With
DC
only READY
LED
will
not be
lit.
DC PQWER ONLY:
Unable to turn unit
on.
t.
3A3At-Qt faulty.
2.
Faulty component(s)
on
3A3A
t.
2. Remove and replace
PC
Assembly 3A3A2.
t.
Replace
Qt.
2.
Troubleshoot
and
replace faulty
components, or remove and
replace
PC
Assembly 3A3A
t.
t.
3A3A2-Ft open.
t.
Replace
Ft,
if fuse opens again
use
normal troubleshooting
procedures,
locate
and
repair
short
on
+28VDC lines
in
unit.
t.
3A3A2-Ut or associated circuitry
t.
Replace
Ut.
faulty.
2.
Troubleshoot
and
replace faulty
components or remove and
replace
PC
Assembly 3A3A2.
t.
3A3A2-U2
or
associated circuitry
t.
Replace
U2.
faulty.
t.
No
DC
power.
2.
3A3A-F3 open.
3.
3A3A2-Kt,
K2
or associated
circuitry
faulty.
2.
Troubleshoot
and
replace faulty
components or remove and
replace 3A3A2.
t.
Check
DC
power input
and
take
appropriate action.
2.
Replace
F3,
if fuse opens again,
use
normal troubleshooting
procedures,
locate and repair
short
in
DC
circuitry.
3.
Troubleshoot
and
replace faulty
component(s) or remove and
replace
PC
Assembly 3A3A2.
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3A3A1 PC ASSEMBLY28V REGULATOR
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sure
!/0
cable
doesn't catch
on
the black
transformer located on the
Front Panel
as
the
CPU
Assembly
is
removed
and
replaced.
CPU
Assembly 3A2A 1
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PC
ASSEMBLY
OPTOCOUPLER
3A2A 1 PC
ASSEMBLY
CPU
TO
FRONT
PANEL
3A1A1
TO
REAR
PANEL
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3A2A3
PC
ASSEMBLY
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5.4.2.4
Removal/
Replacement
of
110
3A2A3 or FSK 3A2A3A 1.
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INSTALLATION OF NEW BACKLIGHTING DEVICES FOR FRONT PANEL LCDs. (
The
Backlighting devices for
the
two
(2)
Front
Panel
LCD's
PiN
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and
PiN
8076040892 will gradually lose
their luminescence
with
time.
For this
reason
operating personnel
should
turn OFF the panel light when ever it
is
not
needed to give
the
Backlighting devices
the
longest possible life.
This
is
accomplished
by
depressing
the
'PNLL T'
push
button
on
the Front
Panel
to
turn
OFF
the Backlighting
and
depressing it again to turn
the
Back-lighting
ON
again when needed. Once
the
Backlighting devices
have
losttheir luminescence,
the
backlight may
be
renewed by
ordering
replacement Backlighting devices for
the
applicable
LCD
and
installing per Figures
5.5.2.1
through 5.5.2.3.
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2.
Custom
LCD,
Full
Function,
PiN
8076040604.
Replacement Backlight, Assembly
PiN
8076040892.
Custom
LCD,
1 x
40
Character, Assembly PiN 8076041791.
Replacement Backlight,
PiN
8076041708.
Once
the
Backlights
have
been
replaced
initially, they
can
be
replaced again
as
needed.
When
the
luminescence
has
decreased
remove
the
installed Backlight
and
insert a new
one
in
its
place.
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4-40 SCREWS, UFT
PC
BOARD.
3.
REMOVE RIBBON CABLE UNDER P C BOARD.
4.
GO TO FIGURE 5.5.2.2 TO REMOVE
LCD
ASSEMBLY.
5.
INSTAUL
IN
REVERSE ORDER.
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CAN BE
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PROPERLY
ALIGNED,
CONNECTORS
SHOULD
MATE
SMOOTHLY. DO NOT FORCE.
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MOUNTING
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PANEL BOARD.
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LOCK WASHERS, ALLOWING REMOVAL
OF
THE
LCD ASSEMBLY.
2. CUT CABLE TIE.
3.
DISCONNECT BACKLIGHT CONNECTORS.
4.
GO TO FIGURE 5.5.2.3 TO INSTALL BACKLIGHTING
DEVICES.
NOTE: INSTALL LCD ASSEMBLY INTO FRONT
PANEL IN REVERSE ORDER.
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IN
FIGURE
5.5.2.2.
1. CUT OFF ORIGINAL BACKLIGHT LEADS AND
DISCARD.
P/N 8076041791 BACKLIGHT ASSEMBLY
.
2.
WITH SILVER
OR
BLACK SIDE TOWARD ORIGINAL
BACKLIGHT, CAREFULLY INSERT
NEW
BACKLIGHT
BETWEEN
GLASS AND OLD BACKLIGHT.
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3. SAME PROCEDURE AS 2.
NOTE: CARE MUST BE TAKEN
NOT
TO BEND
NEW
BACKLIGHT WHILE INSERTING. INSERT
TO
SAME DEPTH
OF
ORIGINAL BACKLIGHT WITH
LIGHT
YELLOW
SIDE TOWARD GLASS OF LCD.
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5.6 TEST EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
OR
EQUIVALENT
Multi
meter
Digital Multimeter
Audio Generator
Audio Voltmeter
Frequency Counter
Oscilloscope
100
MHZ
Bandwith
Microphone
CWKey
Card
Extender
600
ohm
1/4
Watt Resistors
Simpson260
Leader LDM-853A
Leader
Model
LAG-1208
Leader
Model
LMV-181A
Systron-Donner
Model6050
Tektronix
465
Sunair
P/N
8076000602
SunairP/N 5024000994
Sunair
P/N
8076003091
WARNING: The adjustments called out
in
the following alignments are
all
that should
be
attempted. Any other adjustments not called
out
are
factory adjustments
and
cannot
be
done
in
the
RCU-
9310. See Figures 5.7.1.1
and
5.7.2.1for test equipment
connections.
5.7 TEST AND ALIGNMENT
/s.
1.1
TRANSMIT REMOTE AUDIO I
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The
RCU-931
0 transmit audio circuits have
been
factory adjusted to output
OdBm
audio signal
to
the transceiver. (
The
RCU-931 0 is
checked
and
aligned as a
stand
alone unit
by
connecting unit
and
test equipment
as
shown
in Figure 5.7.1.1
and
accomplishing
the
following checks
and
alignments.
Use
Figures 5.7.1.2. and 5.7.1.3
a)
Turn
on
RCU-931
0,
go
to
1/0
menu
and
turn
'OFF'
the
1/0.
Select 'LOCAL', 'MTR-XMT', 'LINE'
and
'LINE AUDIO
A'
and
'MODE
CW'.
b)
On
Audio Board Assembly 3A2A2 set
S1
all
segments
to
'OFF'. Connect
CW
Key
to
front panel
J1
and
key
unit or connect a ground
to
3A2A5 J3
pin
6.
1)
1000Hz audio tone should
be
heard
from
front panel speaker. Measure audio level at 3A2A5
J3
pins E
and
C and adjust 3A2A2
R42
as required for.245 VRMS. With a
600
ohm
resistor across rear panel
J4
pins A and C measure the audio level at 3A2A5 J5 pins 3
and C and
adjust 3A2A4
R1
for OdBm. The
CW tone heard
in
the
speaker may
be
adjusted for loudness with 3A2A2
R29,
as volume control has
no
effect. Unkey unit.
2)
Change mode
to
USB
and connect Audio Oscillator
to
microphone audio J3/J4 pins A
and
D,
adjusted
for
1000 Hz
at
100 millivolts
and
a key switch across pins C
and
A or ground 3A2A5 J4
pin 5 to
key unit.
Measure the audio at 3A2A5
J3
pins E
and C and
adjust3A2A2
R8
for.245 VRMS
and
check the output
at 3A2A5
J5
pins 3
and
C for OdBm. Unkey the unit.
3)
With Audio Oscillator set
to
1000 Hz at OdBm connected
to
rear panel J3 pins Sand J
and a key
switch
across pins G
and
R or ground 3A2A5
J3
pin
20
to
key
the unit. Measure the audio level at 3A2A5 J3
pins E and
C and adjust 3A2A2
R58
as
required for .245 VRMS. Check the output at 3A2A5 J5 pins 3
and
C for OdBm.
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4)
Adjust R
162
as
required
for
bar
meter
on
RCU-931
0 front
panel
to
display
OdBm
±one bar.
(You
will
have
to
have
3A2A2
on
card
extender
P/N
8076003091
to
adjust
R162).
5)
Set3A2A2 S 1 segments 1
and
3 to 'ON'. Measure
the
audio at
3A2A5
J3
pins E and
C and adjust3A2A2
R21
for
.245
VRMS.
Check output
at
3A2A5
J5
pins 3 and C for
OdBm.
6)
Checking
the
output at 3A2A5
J5
pins
3 and C vary
the
Audio Oscillator output from
-1
OdBm
to
+1
OdBm.
The output at
J5
should
remain
constant at
OdBm.
Front
panel
bar
meter should display from
-1
OdBm
to
+1
OdBm
while varying the Audio Oscillator. Unkey
the
unit.
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Interconnection of RCU-9310 Remote Control Unit and Test Equipment.
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15.7.2 RECEIVE
REMOTE
AUDIO
I
The
RCU-931
0 receive audio circuits
have
been factory adjusted to provide
an
OdBm output signal from
an
OdBm
input signal from transceiver.
The
RCU-931
0 is checked
and
aligned
as
a stand alone unit
by
connecting the unit
and
test equipment as shown
in
Figure 5.7.2.1. and accomplishing the following checks
and
alignments. Use Figures 5.7.1.2 and 5.7.2.2.
a)
Turn
on
RCU-931
0,
go
to
1/0
menu and turn 'OFF' the
1/0.
Select 'LOCAL', 'MTR-RCV', 'LINE' and 'LINE
AUDIO A'.
1)
With 1000Hz OdBm input at Remote Audio J4 pins Band
D,
check for OdBm level at 3A2A5
J5
pins
5 and
E.
2)
Measure audio level at 3A2A5 J3 pins Hand J
and
adjust 3A2A4
R8
as
required for a reading of .180
VRMS.
3)
Measure audio
level
at3A2A5J4
pins 1 and
2 and adjust3A2A2 R 119
as
required fora reading ofOdBm
with 600 ohm resistor connected across rear panel J3 pins M and
L.
4)
Bar meter
on
RCU-931
0 front panel should display OdBm ±one bar. Turn 'OFF'
RCU-931
0.
5)
With
DVM
measure resistance between right side of 3A2A2 R 142 and ground. Adjust 3A2A2
R89
for
a 2K
ohm
reading. Turn RCU-9310 'ON'.
(
6)
Turn the Squelch Control fully clockwise, the audio output
of
the RCU-9310 speaker should
be
squelched. Change
the
Audio Oscillator
to
1OkHz
and return to
1OOOHz.
The speaker audio should (
be
active and squelched approximately two (2) seconds after the speaker audio is first heard. This
completes receive remote audio
check
and
alignment. Turn 'OFF'
and
removetestequipmentand return
RCU-931
0 to normal operation.
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2:
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I
NOTE:
I
If problems occur during the check and alignment, remove
and
replace Audio Assembly 3A2A2 or use normal troubleshooting
procedures to check and repair defective circuits. Faulty Audio
Assembly
may
be
sent to Sunair for repairs.
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Oscillator
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To
600
Ohm
- C RCV AUDIO B
Resistor
And
- L RCV AUDIO A
Audio
Voltmeter
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M RCV AUDIO A
Interconnection of
RCU-9310 Remote Control Unit and test equipment.
Figure 5.7.2.1 RCU-9310 Stand Alone Audio Test Set Up.
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SOFlWARE
SWITCH SETTING CHECKS I
Figure 5.7.3.1 shows the software switch settings on CPU PC Assembly 3A2A1
for
RCU-9310 options.
SOFlWARE
SWITCH SETTINGS ON CPU PC ASSEMBLY 3A2A 1 for RCU-931 0 OPTIONS.
S1
SECTION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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S1
Sections 1 through 8 are normally set to OPEN position
(all
rocker switches are raised at open side, see Figure 5.9.4). If while
performing maintenance on the RCU-931 Othe 3A2A 1
is
replaced,
make sure 3A2A 1
S1
is configured for non-optionized or for the
applicable options installed in the remote operated transceiver.
SELECTION
OPTION/FUNCTION
RAISED
AT
RAISED
AT
OPEN NUMBER
OPEN Spare Function I Not used
at
this time.
Spare Function I Not used
at
this time.
OPEN
Normal 1 A2A3A 1 Lincompex not installed
at
remote
operated transceiver.
2
Optional 1 A2A3A 1 Lincompex installed at remote
operated transceiver.
OPEN
Normal ALE/Modem not installed
at
remote
operated transceiver.
3
Optional ALE/Modem installed
at
remote
operated transceiver.
OPEN
Spare
Function I Not used
at
this time.
OPEN
Normal No 1 A2A4 FL5 installed at remote
operated transceiver.
5
Optional 1 A2A4 FL5 installed
at
remote
operated transceiver.
OPEN
Normal F-9800 Preselector/Postselector not installed
at
remote operated transceiver.
6
Optional F-9800 Preselector/Postselector installed
at
remote operated transceiver.
OPEN
Not Connected I Not used
at
this time.
OPEN
Not
Connected I Not used
at
this time.
Figure
5.7.3.1 Switch Settings for 3A2A1 S1.
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5.8 SCHEMATICS AND PARTS LISTS
The following pages contain schematics and parts lists for the RCU-9310, see Figure 5.8 below.
DESIGNATOR
ASSEMBLY
SUBASSEMBLY
DESCRIPTION
3A1
FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLY
3A1A1 PC ASSEMBLY FRONT PANEL
3A1A2 KEYBOARD, 6X4
3A1A3
CUSTOM LCD, FULL FUNCTION
3A1A3A1 EL BACKLIGHT
3A1A4 CUSTOM LCD, 1X40 CHARACTER
3A1A4A1 EL