Before returning any models to the customer, a safety check of the entire instrument should be made.
The service technician must be sure that no protective device built into the instrument by the manufacturer
has become defective or inadvertently degraded during servicing.
1. WARNING:
Alterations of the design or circuitry of these models should not be made.
Any design changes or additions such as, but not limited to, circuit modifications, auxiliary speaker
jacks, switches, grounding, active or passive circuitry, etc. may alter the safety characteristics of these
models and potentially create a hazardous situation for the user.
Any design alterations or additions will void the manufacturer’s warranty and will further relieve the
manufacturer of responsibility for personal injury or property damage resulting therefrom.
2. PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
Many electrical and mechanical parts in this chassis have special characteristics. These characteristics
often pass unnoticed and the protection afforded by them cannot necessarily be obtained by using
replacement components rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc. Replacement parts that have these
special safety characteristics are identified in this manual and its supplements; electrical components
having such features are identified by a
any of these components, read the parts list in this manual carefully. The use of substitute replacement
parts that do not have the same safety characteristics as specified in the parts list may create shock, fire
or other hazards.
in the schematic diagram and the parts list. Before replacing
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Page 3
HANDSET CONTROLS
OPERATING CONTROLS
LINE 1 LED (Green)
• Lights when the handset is used for
a phone conversation on line 1.
• Blinks when the base unit or
additional phone is in use on line 1.
• Blinks when line 1 is put on hold.
• Blinks when line 1 is ringing.
TALK/BATT LOW LED (Red)
Standby status : OFF
•
•
Lights ON during a phone
conversation using the handset.
•
Blinks when a channel is changed,
and during the low battery status
and mute status.
TALK button
TONE button
FLASH/RDL (Flash/Redial) button
MEM (Memory) button
INTCOM button
PAUSE button
TALK
ABCDEF
123
JKLMNOGHI
456
PQ
RS
TONE
FLASH/RDL INTCOM CH
MEM
WX
TUV
YZ
789
OPER
0#
VOL/RING
PAUSE
12
PRIVACY
Charging Contacts
Battery compartment (back)
Antenna
LINE 2 LED (Orange)
•
Lights when the handset is used for
a phone conversation on line 2.
•
Blinks when the base unit or
additional phone is in use on line 2.
•
Blinks when line 2 is put on hold.
•
Blinks when line 2 is ringing.
LINE 1 button
LINE 2 button
SPEED DIAL INDEX (back)
Dialpad (1~9, and # Dial Buttons)
VOL/RING
(Volume/Ringer volume) button
HOLD button
CH (Channel) button
CONF (Conference) button
BASE UNIT CONTROLS
DC IN 9V jack
TEL LINE 2 jack
TEL LINE 1/2 jack
Dialpad (1~9, and #
Dial Buttons)
TONE button
FLASH/RDL
(Flash/Redial) button
LINE 2 LED (Orange)
Lights when the base unit is used
•
for a phone conversation on line 2.
• Blinks when the handset or
additional phone is in use on
line 2.
• Blinks when line 2 is put on hold.
• Blinks when line 2 is ringing.
LINE 1 LED (Green)
•
Lights when the base unit is used
as speaker phone on line 1.
• Blinks when the handset or
additional phone is in use on
line 1.
• Blinks when line 1 is put on hold.
• Blinks when line 1 is ringing.
LINE 2 button
LINE 1 button
CHARGE LED
POWER LED
ABCDEF
12 3
JKLMNOGHI
45 6
PQ
TUV
789
RSYZ
TONE
OPER
0
FLASH/RDL
MHZ
900
CHARGE
POWER
Microphone
Tone/Pulse switch
Line 1 ringer
volume switch
Line 2 ringer
volume switch
Speaker
One-touch dialing keys
(1 to 8)
Antenna
MEM (Memory) button
PAUSE button
MEM
1
PRIVACY
PAUSE
2
MUTE
WX
INTCOM
#
SPEAKER
MUTE button
INTCOM LED (Green)
SPEED DIAL INDEX
• Pull out the SPEED DIAL INDEX
card to find out a destination name
associated with a number preset
in the speed dial memory.
INTCOM button
HOLD button
CONF (Conference)
button
SPEAKER LED (Green)
SPEAKER volume control
SPEAKER button
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Page 4
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
Test Mode For Base Unit
Press the “ ” and “#” keys at the same time about 1.5 seconds while turning the power on, the confirmation beep will
sound to indicate that the unit is in the test mode.
1. To change the TEST mode: Press the number key for the corresponding TEST mode.
(Refer to the following table)
2. To change channel:Press the “FLASH/RDL” key, but if changing the step, the channel returns to the
start channel.
3. To cancel Test mode:Bell rings, charge the Handset, or press the “SPEAKER” key.
RX SENS L1HLHHLHLLLLLLLLLHHH
RX SENS L2HLHLHLHLLLLLLLLHHH4
RX SENS L1 + L2
DUPLEX L1LHHHLHLLLLLLLLLHHH
DUPLEX L2LHHLHLHLLLLLLLLHHH10
DUPLEX L1 + L2
DUAL TONE L1HLLHLLLLLLLHLLHHHH*1
DUAL TONE L2
Y
219
419
019
MEM 19
A
P
M
M
C
C
1
2
1
2
T
F
M
M
M
R
W
U
U
N
N
P
P
P
P
P
P
F
T
R
T
T
T
T
A
A
A
A
A
E
E
1
2
S
S
S
C
H
LHLHHHHLLLHLLLLHHH
HLHHHHHLLLHLLLLHHH
LHHHHHHLLLHLLLLHHH
HLLLHLLLLLLLHLHHHH *7
S
A
S
S
F
L
L
1
2
M
F
F
S
E
P
N
P
K
K
C
A
S
M
P
*1 : Switch the line with LINE1, LINE2, and CONF keys, the corresponding LED lights.
*2 : “0000...” (250Hz) will be fed out continuously as transmitting data.
*3 : INTCOM LED lights when sensing SQ.
*4 : INTCOM LED lights when detecting BELL.
*5 : INTCOM LED lights when the received data are “0000...” (250Hz).
(In the case of Dual Tone, changes as 1→ 2 → 3 → 4 →5 → 6 →7 → 8 → 9 → 0 → * → # → 1.)
*6 : Charge LED lights when detecting Charge ON.
*7 : Every pushing of PAUSE key makes tone change.
COL3:1477
*8 : RX Mute turns on or off when pushing MUTE key. (Off initially, on when pushed.)
*9 : LINE LED lights as follows according to the condition of the telephone used together.
To perform the TEST mode, turn the power ON by pressing the “ ” and “#” buttons at the same time.
When entered the TEST mode, the bell rings and the unit enters TEST mode 1 . ( Refer to the following table. )
1. To change the TEST mode: Press the number key for the corresponding TEST mode.
(Refer to the following table)
2. To change channel:Press “CH” key.
( Note: If the step is changed, the channel returns to the start channel. )
3. To cancel the TEST mode:Turn the power OFF, charge the Handset, or press the “TALK” key.
*A : Squelch ON is H, or Squelch OFF is L.
*1 : In the TEST mode 3, “0000...” will be fed out continuously as transmitting data.
*2 : In the TEST mode 6, bell (1kHz) rings when the data received is “0000...”.
*3 : In the TEST mode 7, bell rings with initial 2 tone (2kHz, 2.2kHz).
*4 : In the TEST mode 8, bell (1kHz) rings when P_BATLOW is “L”.
*5 : In the TEST mode 9, bell rings when P_CHRGIN is “L”.
Place the Base Unit in VCO/TX FREQ ADJ mode in accordance with the procedure on page 3.
Alignment Procedure
StepAdjustmentRemarks
1
2
3
VR202
(TX Power)
CT201
(TX Frequency)
RT2
(TX Modulation)
Connect the Power Meter to the RF test point on the Base RF PCB. Adjust
VR202 for a
−
4 dBm reading o n the Power Meter.
Connect the Frequency Counter to the RF test point on the Base RF PCB.
Adjust CT201 to make sure that the frequency is 926.900494 MHz.
Press the “2” key to enter the TEST Mode 2. Connect the AF Generator to
the TEL Line Jack on the Base Main PCB. Make sure that the output is 1
kHz 61.0 mV from the AF Generator.
Connect the Deviation Meter to the RF test point on the Base RF PCB.
Adjust RT2 to indicate
±
8 kHz Dev.
AC 120
60Hz
Alignment Point Location on Base Main PCB and Base RF PCB
Base Main PCB
RT2
Base RF PCB
J201
CT201
VR202
— 5 —
J5
TEL LINE 1/2 Jack
J2
DC IN 9V Jack
RF TEST POINT
Page 7
Receiver Section
Connection
RF SG
AC 120V
60Hz
BASE RF PCB
−
RF
+
Test Point
AC
Adapter
BASE MAIN PCB
J2
DC IN
9V Jack
TEL Line
1/2 Jack
J5
−
+
J1
AF Term i n a l
Dummy Load
(600-ohm)
DC Voltmeter
AC Voltmeter
Preset
Place the Base Unit in RX SENS mode (step 4) in accordance with the procedure on page 3.
Alignment Procedure
StepPreset toAdjustmentRemarks
Connect the RF Signal Generator to the RF test point on the Base RF
PCB. Make sure that the frequency is 902.979122 MHz.
Connect the DC Voltmeter to the J1 AF test point. Adjust L212 to indicate
DC 0.95 V.
Connect the RF Signal Generator to the RF test point on the Base RF
PCB. Make sure that the frequency is 902.979122 MHz.
Connect the AC Voltmeter across a 600-ohm dummy to the Telephone
Line Jack. Adjust R T1 for a 218 mV reading on the AC voltmeter.
Press the “5” key to enter the TEST Mode 5. Make sure that the
frequency of RF SG output is 902.979122 MHz. Adjust VR201 to turn to
the point where the INTCOM LED just turns on.
1
SG: 1mV
No modulation
SG: 1 mV
2
1 kHz ±8kHz
deviation
SG:
3
No modulation
−7
dBµV
L212
(Discriminator
Voltage)
RT1
(RX AF
Voltage)
VR201
(SQ Point)
Alignment Point Location on Base Main PCB and Base RF PCB
Base Main PCB
Base RF PCB
RT1
AF TEST POINT
J1
L212
VR201
— 6 —
J201
J5
TEL LINE 1/2 Jack
J2
DC IN 9V Jack
RF TEST POINT
Page 8
Handset Unit
Transmitter Section
Connection
Power
Meter
Frequency
Counter
Deviation
Meter
RF
Test Point
RF
Test Point
HANDSET RF PCB
RF
Test Point
HANDSET MAIN PCB
Battery
Terminals
MIC + Pin
AF GEN.
1kHz 11.0mV
DC Power Supply
DC 3.8V
Preset
Place the Handset in VCO/TX FREQ. ADJ mode in accordance with the procedure on page 4.
Alignment Procedure
StepAdjustmentRemarks
1
2
3
VR502
(TX Power)
CT501
(TX Frequency)
VR601
(TX Modulation)
Connect the RF power Meter to the RF test point on the handset RF PCB.
Adjust VR502 for a −6 dBm reading on the Power Meter.
Connect the Frequency Counter to the RF test point on the handset RF
PCB. Adjust CT 501 to make sure that the frequency is 903.079230 M Hz.
Press the “2” key to enter the TEST Mode 2. Connect the AF Generator to
the MIC Connector. Make sure th at the ou tput is 1 kHz 11.0 mV from the AF
Generator.
Connect the Deviation Meter to the RF test point on the handset RF PCB.
Adjust VR601 to indicate ± 8kHz Dev.
Alignment Point Location on Handset Main PCB and Handset RF PCB
Handset Main PCBRF PCB
MIC + Pin
MC601
−
Battery Terminals
+
VR601
CT501
— 7 —
RF TEST POINT
J501
VR502
Page 9
Receiver Section
Connection
RF SG
HANDSET RF PCB
−
RF
+
Test Point
DC Power Supply
HANDSET MAIN PCB
DC 3.8V
Battery
Terminals
J602
SP
Connector
J601
AF Terminal
−
+
Dummy Load
(150-ohm)
DC Voltmeter
AC Voltmeter
Preset
Place the Handset in RX SENS mode (step 4) in accordance with the procedure on page 4.
Alignment Procedure
StepPreset toAdjustmentRemarks
Connect the RF Signal Generator to the RF test point on the handset RF
PCB. Make sure that the frequency is 927.000602 MHz.
Connect the DC Voltmeter to the J601 AF test point. Adjust L512 to
indicate DC 0.95 V.
Connect the RF Signal Generator to the RF test point on the handset RF
PCB. Make sure that the frequency is 927.000602 MHz.
Connect the AC Voltmeter across a 150-ohm dummy to the SP
Connector. Adjust VR602 for a 60 mV reading on the AC Voltmeter.
Press the “5” key to enter the TEST Mode 5. Make sure that the
frequency of RF SG output is 927.000602 MHz. Adjust VR501 to turn to
the point where the LINE 1 LED just turns on.
SG: 1 mV
1
No modulation
SG: 1 mV
2
1 kHz ±8 kHz
deviation
SG:
3
1 kHz ±8 kHz
deviation
−7 dBµV
L512
(Discriminator
Voltage)
VR602
(RX AF
Output)
VR501
(SQ Point)
Alignment Point Location on Handset Main PCB and Handset RF PCB
Handset Main PCB
−
Battery Terminals
+
AF TEST POINT
RF PCB
J601
VR602
L512
VR501
— 8 —
RF TEST POINT
J501
J602
SP
Connector
Page 10
Handset, Main
BLOCK DIAGRAMS
—9 —
Page 11
Handset, RF
— 10 —
Page 12
Base, RF
— 11 —
Page 13
—13—
Base, Main
—12 —
Page 14
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
— 15 —
— 14 —
Page 15
— 17 —
Base, RF
— 16 —
Page 16
—19—
Base, Key
—18 —
Page 17
— 21 —
Handset, Main
— 20 —
Page 18
— 23 —
Handset, RF
— 22 —
Page 19
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
1. The bell does not ring.
When the INTCOM key of
the base is pressed, does
the ringer on the handset
ring?
OK
When the TEL SG is joined
with the base to make bell
signal, is there pulse wave
at Pin 4 of IC3 (Line 1) or
IC12 (Line 2)?
OK
Is there pulse wave at
Pin 62 (Line 1) or 55 (Line 2)
of IC18?
OK
Check IC18 and its
peripheral circuit.
NG
NG
NG
See 2. The bell does not
ring & page does not ring.
Check IC3 (Line 1) or
IC12 (Line 2) and TEL network
circuit.
Check R42, R80, R399 and
C51 (Line 1) or R122, R152,
R396 and C88 (Line 2).
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Page 20
2. The bell does not ring & page does not ring.
Can the base and handset
be connec ted?
OK
Press handset DIAL key
while in TALK MODE.
Can key touch sound be
heard from the ringer?
OK
When the INTCOM key of
the base is pr essed, does
Pin 8 of J1 change from
high to low?
NG
NG
NG
See 3. The base and
handset cannot be
connected.
When the key of the
handset is pressed, can the
pulse output at pin 58 of
IC603 be seen?
OK
At the Q606 collector, can
the pulse wave be seen?
OK
Check RINGER Y601.
Check KEY RUBBER.
NG
NG
Check IC603.
Check R627, R629, Q605
and Q606.
OK
Check IC18 and its
peripheral circuit.
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Page 21
3. The base and handset cannot be connected.
Check whether the base is
able to set in the test
mode 1.
OK
Check the TX POWER and
the TX FREQUENCY on
the base unit.
OK
Set the base in the test
mode 3, check whether
deviation of the TX data is
app. 7 kHz Dev.
OK
Set the base in the test
mode 8, 902.979122 MHz
(250 Hz ±7 kHz Dev.) 1 mV
output sig nal from RF jack
is applied.
Can the INTCOM LED be
lighted?
OK
NG
NG
NG
NG
Check IC18 and its
peripheral circuit.
Check base RF unit.
Check whether there is a
250 Hz data waveform at
Pin 9 of J1.
OK
Check base RF unit.
Check whether there is a
250 Hz data waveform at
Pin 1 of J1.
OK
Check whether there is a
250 Hz data waveform at
the Q2 collector.
NG
NG
NG
Check RT2, R22, R56, R57
R58, R59 and C18.
Check base RF unit.
Check RT1, Q2 and their
peripheral circuits.
Check whether the
handset is able to set in the
test mode 1.
OK
Check the TX POWER and
the TX FREQUENCY on
the handset unit.
OK
NG
NG
OK
Check whether there is a
250 Hz data waveform at
Pin 11 of IC18.
OK
Check IC18 and its
peripheral circuit.
Check IC603 and its
peripheral circuit.
Check handset RF unit.
NG
Check Q5, Q6 and their
peripheral circuits.
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Page 22
Set the handset in the test
mode 3, check whether
deviation of the TX data is
app. 7 kHz Dev.
OK
NG
Check whether there is a
250Hz data waveform at
Pin 9 of J601.
OK
Check handset RF unit.
NG
Check VR601, R619, R632,
R634, R635, R636
and C611.
Set the handset in the test
mode 6, 927.000602 MHz
(250 Hz ±7 kHz Dev.) 1mV
output signal from RF jack
is applied. Check whether
the bell ring.
OK
Place the handset on the
base to charge about
5 seconds, then connect
again.
NG
Check whether the 250 Hz
data wareform from Pin 1
of J601 is fed.
OK
Check whether there is a
250 Hz data waveform at
the Q601 collector.
OK
Check whether there is a
250 Hz data waveform at
Pin 55 of IC603.
OK
Check IC603 and its
peripheral circuit.
NG
NG
NG
Check handset RF unit.
Check VR602, Q601 and
their peripheral circuits .
Check Q602, Q604 and
their peripheral circuits .
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Page 23
4. Will not dial out.
(TONE)
Check whether th ere is a
DTMF waveform on Pin 8
(Line 1) or Pin 4 (Line 2) of
IC6.
OK
Check whether th ere is a
DTMF waveform on Pin 7
of IC2 (Line 1) or Pin 1 of
IC11 (Line 2).
(PULSE)
Check whether th ere is a
pulse on Pin 70 (Line 1) or
Pin 69 (Line 2) of IC18.
OK
Check the collector of Q8
(Line 1) or Q11 (Line 2).
OK
NG
NG
NG
NG
Check IC10 and IC6.
Check IC2 or IC11.
Check IC18.
Check Q8 and R82 (Line 1)
or Q11 and R150 (Line 2).
Check RL1 (Line 1) or
RL2 (Line 2).
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Page 24
5. TROUBLE WITH INTERCOM MODE
5-1. The voice from the Base unit cannot be heard on the Handset.
Check whether there is an
audio waveform on Pin 23
of IC20.
OK
Check Pin 2 of IC15.
NG
Check MC401 and IC20.
5-2. The voice from the Handset cannot be heard on the Base unit.
Check whether there is an
audio waveform on Pin 4
of IC15.
OK
Check whether there is an
audio waveform on Pin 14
of IC20.
OK
NG
NG
Check IC15.
Check IC20 and IC19.
Check W702 and SP701.
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Page 25
6. TROUBLE WITH SPEAKERPHONE MODE
6-1. The voice of the caller cannot be heard (INCOMING CALL).
Check whether there is an
audio wavefor m on Pin 11
of IC1 (Line 1) or Pin 8 of
IC8 (Line 2).
OK
Check whether there is an
audio wavefor m on Pin 1
of IC16.
OK
Check whether there is an
audio wavefor m on Pin 14
of IC20.
OK
Check W702 and SP701.
NG
NG
NG
Check IC1 (Line 1) or IC8
(Line 2).
Check IC16, RL1 and Q8
(Line 1) or IC16, RL2 and
Q11 (Line 2).
Check IC19 and IC20.
6-2. Voice cannot be transmitted to the calling party (OUTGOING CALL).
Check whether there is an
audio waveform on Pin 23
of IC20.
OK
Check whether there is an
audio waveform on P in 2
of IC1 (Line 1) or Pin 3 of
IC 8 (Line 2).
OK
Check whether there is an
audio waveform on P in 7
of IC2 (Line 1) or Pin 1 of
IC11 (Line 2).
OK
Check Q1, T1, RL1 and Q8
(Line 1) or Q7, T2, RL2 and
Q11 (Line 2).
To remove the RF Assembly from the unit, remove four screws
Three screws
68
are used for fastening the Shield Cases 70 and 71 .
63
67
69
62
60
54
57
.
— 51 —
Page 47
Handset
LOC.
NO.
51RC006714RBLD457881ZBlindPC1
52RC006705GNBZ357892ZButton, FunctionABS1
53RC006706GNBZ457891ZButton, PushABS1
54RC005700GCAS157887ZCase, FrontABS1
55RC006701GCAS157888ZCase, RearABS1
56RC006707HTML457893ZCharge TerminalC2680(BSP)2
57RC006703GCAS457897ZCoverElastomer1
58RC006702GCAS357889ZCover, BatteryABS1
59RC006715RCUM417955ZCushionMoltplene1
60RC004286RCUN451209ZCushionNeoprene1
61RC006709LHDZ456969ZHolder, MicEPDM1
62RC006704GHDZ357890ZHolder, SpeakerABS1
63RC006710LNBZ357895ZKey RubberSI1
64RC006713PLBZ458086ZLabel, Caution1
65RC006712PLBS458143ZLabel, ID1
66RC006708KDPZ457896ZPlate, DisplayPMMA1
67RC000941SSCW802608NScrew, P Tight Bind HD +D2.6X8 NI8
68RC004893SSCW802612NScrew, P Tight Bind HD +D2.6X12 NI3
69RC004028SSCW802616NScrew, P Tight Bind HD +D2.6X16 NI4
70RC005263GSDC255851ZShield CaseABS1
71RC005264GSDC255852ZShield CaseABS1
72RC006711NSPZ457894ZSpring TerminalSWP2
PART NO.REF. NO.DESCRIPTIONQTY
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PARTS LIST
0.5
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Products marked with a have special characteristics important to safety.
Before replacing any of these components, read carefully the product safety notice of this service manual.
Don
’ t degrade the safety of the product through important servicing.
SymbolFGJKMNZPSymbolCD
%±1±2±5±10±20±30−20+80 0+100pF±0.25±
LOC.
NO.
CAPACITORS
The following codes indicate variation of capacitors against temperatures,:
C1RC004491BCUA816804ZCERAMIC68PF 50V J CH
C2RC004500BCUB812235ZCERAMIC0.022UF 50V K B
C3RC001795BCAZ112216ZELECTROLYTIC220UF 10V M C-156
C4RC004500BCUB812235ZCERAMIC0.022UF 50V K B
C6RC004970BCUB811525ZCERAMIC0.0015UF 50V K B
C7RC004593BCUA818214ZCERAMIC820PF 50V J CH
C8RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C9RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C10RC004739BCUB813335ZCERAMIC0.033UF 50V K B
C11RC000777BCZY0120001SEMI-CONDUCTOR0.022UF 18V CZ-120
C12RC000752BCKB821025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 500V K YB(B)
C13RC002204BCQL525645ZMYLAR 0.56UF 250V K C-167
C14RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C15RC005635BCKB134715ZCERAMIC470PF 1000V K YB(B)
C16RC004560BCUB813325ZCERAMIC0.0033UF 50V K B
C17RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C18RC005166BCUP311050ZCERAMIC 1UF 16V Z F
C19RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C20RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C21RC001802BCAZ314706ZELECTROLYTIC47UF 16V M C-156
C22RC005166BCUP311050ZCERAMIC 1UF 16V Z F
C23RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C24RC005166BCUP311050ZCERAMIC 1UF 16V Z F
C25RC004608BCUB312245ZCERAMIC0.22UF 16V K B
C27RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C28RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C29RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C30RC004560BCUB813325ZCERAMIC0.0033UF 50V K B
C31RC004487BCUA814704ZCERAMIC47PF 50V J CH
C32RC004138BCAZ811006ZELECTROLYTIC 10UF 50V M C-156
C33RC001794BCAZ111016ZELECTROLYTIC100UF 10V M C-156
C34RC001805BCAZ811096ZELECTROLYTIC1UF 50V M C-156
C35RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
PART NO.
±60 ppm/°C, TH = −470 ppm/°C, ±60ppm/°C, B = ±10%, F = +30 −80%,
REF
NO.
DESCRIPTION
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LOC.
NO.
PART NO.
REF
NO.
DESCRIPTION
C36RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C37RC005667BCUB811835ZCERAMIC0.018UF 50V K B
C38RC005667BCUB811835ZCERAMIC0.018UF 50V K B
C39RC005635BCKB134715ZCERAMIC470PF 1000V K YB(B)
C40RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C41RC004503BCUP512240ZCERAMIC0.22UF 25V Z F
C42RC004138BCAZ811006ZELECTROLYTIC 10UF 50V M C-156
C43RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C44RC004737BCUA815614ZCERAMIC560PF 50V J CH
C45RC004501BCUB812735ZCERAMIC0.027UF 50V K B
C46RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C47RC004500BCUB812235ZCERAMIC0.022UF 50V K B
C49RC004970BCUB811525ZCERAMIC0.0015UF 50V K B
C50RC004593BCUA818214ZCERAMIC820PF 50V J CH
C51RC004739BCUB813335ZCERAMIC0.033UF 50V K B
C52RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C53RC004167BCAZ511016ZELECTROLYTIC 100UF 25V M C-156
C54RC005166BCUP311050ZCERAMIC 1UF 16V Z F
C55RC002204BCQL525645ZMYLAR 0.56UF 250V K C-167
C56RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C57RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C58RC004955BCFD852240ZELECTRIC DOUBLE LAYER0.22F 5.5V Z C-266
C59RC005635BCKB134715ZCERAMIC470PF 1000V K YB(B)
C60RC005635BCKB134715ZCERAMIC470PF 1000V K YB(B)
C61RC004478BCUA811014ZCERAMIC100PF 50V J CH
C62RC004481BCUA811514ZCERAMIC150PF 50V J CH
C63RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C64RC004560BCUB813325ZCERAMIC0.0033UF 50V K B
C65RC004970BCUB811525ZCERAMIC0.0015UF 50V K B
C66RC004487BCUA814704ZCERAMIC47PF 50V J CH
C67RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C68RC004739BCUB813335ZCERAMIC0.033UF 50V K B
C69RC000777BCZY0120001SEMI-CONDUCTOR0.022UF 18V CZ-120
C70RC001794BCAZ111016ZELECTROLYTIC100UF 10V M C-156
C71RC000752BCKB821025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 500V K YB(B)
C72RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C73RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C74RC001794BCAZ111016ZELECTROLYTIC100UF 10V M C-156
C75RC004500BCUB812235ZCERAMIC0.022UF 50V K B
C76RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C77RC004445BCAZ903316ZELECTROLYTIC330UF 6.3V M C-156
C78RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C79RC004445BCAZ903316ZELECTROLYTIC330UF 6.3V M C-156
C80RC004508BCXC311050ZCERAMIC 1UF 16V Z F
C81RC004480BCUA811504ZCERAMIC15PF 50V J CH
C82RC004480BCUA811504ZCERAMIC15PF 50V J CH
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C83RC004481BCUA811514ZCERAMIC150PF 50V J CH
C84RC004560BCUB813325ZCERAMIC0.0033UF 50V K B
C85RC004560BCUB813325ZCERAMIC0.0033UF 50V K B
C86RC004492BCUA818204ZCERAMIC82PF 50V J CH
C87RC004138BCAZ811006ZELECTROLYTIC 10UF 50V M C-156
C88RC004739BCUB813335ZCERAMIC0.033UF 50V K B
C89RC001805BCAZ811096ZELECTROLYTIC 1UF 50V M C-156
C90RC004167BCAZ511016ZELECTROLYTIC 100UF 25V M C-156
C91RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C92RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C93RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C94RC005667BCUB811835ZCERAMIC0.018UF 50V K B
C95RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C96RC005667BCUB811835ZCERAMIC0.018UF 50V K B
C97RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C98RC004167BCAZ511016ZELECTROLYTIC 100UF 25V M C-156
C99RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C100RC002651BCAZ312216ZELECTROLYTIC220UF 16V M C-156
C101RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C102RC001794BCAZ111016ZELECTROLYTIC100UF 10V M C-156
C103RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C104RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C105RC004608BCUB312245ZCERAMIC0.22UF 16V K B
C106RC004608BCUB312245ZCERAMIC0.22UF 16V K B
C107RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C108RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C109RC004138BCAZ811006ZELECTROLYTIC 10UF 50V M C-156
C110RC001805BCAZ811096ZELECTROLYTIC 1UF 50V M C-156
C111RC005134BCUA812714ZCERAMIC270PF 50V J CH
C112RC001802BCAZ314706ZELECTROLYTIC47UF 16V M C-156
C113RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C114RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C115RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C116RC005166BCUP311050ZCERAMIC 1UF 16V Z F
C117RC005166BCUP311050ZCERAMIC 1UF 16V Z F
C118RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C119RC001794BCAZ111016ZELECTROLYTIC100UF 10V M C-156
C120RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C121RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C122RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C123RC004138BCAZ811006ZELECTROLYTIC 10UF 50V M C-156
C124RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C125RC001795BCAZ112216ZELECTROLYTIC220UF 10V M C-156
C126RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C127RC005166BCUP311050ZCERAMIC 1UF 16V Z F
C128RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
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C129RC001807BCAZ812296ZELECTROLYTIC 2.2UF 50V M C-156
C130RC001794BCAZ111016ZELECTROLYTIC100UF 10V M C-156
C131RC005166BCUP311050ZCERAMIC 1UF 16V Z F
C132RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C133RC001794BCAZ111016ZELECTROLYTIC100UF 10V M C-156
C134RC004145BCAZ812206ZELECTROLYTIC 22UF 50V M C-156
C135RC001794BCAZ111016ZELECTROLYTIC100UF 10V M C-156
C136RC005166BCUP311050ZCERAMIC 1UF 16V Z F
C137RC004502BCUB814735ZCERAMIC0.047UF 50V K B
C138RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C139RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C140RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C141RC005166BCUP311050ZCERAMIC 1UF 16V Z F
C142RC004445BCAZ903316ZELECTROLYTIC330UF 6.3V M C-156
C143RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C144RC005183BCUC811091ZCERAMIC1PF 50V C CK
C145RC005183BCUC811091ZCERAMIC1PF 50V C CK
C146RC005183BCUC811091ZCERAMIC1PF 50V C CK
C147RC005183BCUC811091ZCERAMIC1PF 50V C CK
C148RC000777BCZY0120001SEMI-CONDUCTOR0.022UF 18V CZ-120
C149RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C150RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C151RC005183BCUC811091ZCERAMIC1PF 50V C CK
C152RC001800BCAZ311016ZELECTROLYTIC100UF 16V M C-156
C153RC004741BCUP811040ZCERAMIC0.1UF 50V Z F
C201RC005224BCMT813091ZCERAMIC3PF 50V C CJ
C202RC005211BCMM811204ZCERAMIC12PF 50V J CH
C203RC005224BCMT813091ZCERAMIC3PF 50V C CJ
C204RC005210BCMM811014ZCERAMIC 100PF 50V J CH
C205RC005218BCMM814091ZCERAMIC 4PF 50V C CH
C206RC005290BCMS815081ZCERAMIC 0.5PF 50V C CK
C207RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC 33PF 50V J CH
C208RC005222BCMS811091ZCERAMIC 1PF 50V C CK
C209RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF 25V K B
C211RC005212BCMM811504ZCERAMIC 15PF 50V J CH
C212RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C213RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C214RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C215RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C216RC005215BCMM812704ZCERAMIC 27PF 50V J CH
C217RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC 33PF 50V J CH
C218RC005202BCML311045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF 16V K B
C219RC005218BCMM814091ZCERAMIC 4PF 50V C CH
C222RC005218BCMM814091ZCERAMIC 4PF 50V C CH
C223RC003998BCBJ813091ZCERAMIC 3PF 50V C CJ
C226RC005202BCML311045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF 16V K B
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C227RC005202BCML311045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF 16V K B
C228RC005214BCMM812214ZCERAMIC 220PF 50V J CH
C229RC005225BCSS114796ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 4.7UF 10V M A C-241
C230RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C231RC005214BCMM812214ZCERAMIC 220PF 50V J CH
C232RC005208BCML814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C233RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC 33PF 50V J CH
C234RC005222BCMS811091ZCERAMIC 1PF 50V C CK
C235RC005224BCMT813091ZCERAMIC3PF 50V C CJ
C236RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC 33PF 50V J CH
C237RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC 33PF 50V J CH
C240RC005203BCML512235ZCERAMIC 0.022UF 25V K B
C241RC005209BCMM811002ZCERAMIC 10PF 50V D CH
C242RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC 33PF 50V J CH
C243RC004861BCPP311096ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 1UF 16V M A C-227
C244RC005223BCMS812091ZCERAMIC 2PF 50V C CK
C245RC005208BCML814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C246RC005206BCML812225ZCERAMIC0.0022UF 50V K B
C247RC004862BCPP663386ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 0.33UF 35V M A C-227
C248RC005204BCML811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF 50V K B
C249RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C250RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C251RC004185BCSS951006ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 10UF 7V M A C-241
C252RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C253RC005209BCMM811002ZCERAMIC 10PF 50V D CH
C254RC005220BCMM816804ZCERAMIC 68PF 50V J CH
C255RC005213BCMM811804ZCERAMIC18PF 50V J CH
C256RC005219BCMM814704ZCERAMIC47PF 50V J CH
C257RC005209BCMM811002ZCERAMIC10PF 50V D CH
C259RC005217BCMM813314ZCERAMIC330PF 50V J CH
C260RC005225BCSS114796ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 4.7UF 10V M A C-241
C261RC005224BCMT813091ZCERAMIC 3PF 50V C CJ
C262RC005223BCMS812091ZCERAMIC 2PF 50V C CK
C263RC005209BCMM811002ZCERAMIC10PF 50V D CH
C265RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C266RC005204BCML811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF 50V K B
C268RC005221BCMM818092ZCERAMIC8PF 50V D CH
C269RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C270RC005221BCMM818092ZCERAMIC8PF 50V D CH
C271RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C272RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC 33PF 50V J CH
C273RC005224BCMT813091ZCERAMIC 3PF 50V C CJ
C274RC005224BCMT813091ZCERAMIC 3PF 50V C CJ
C275RC005221BCMM818092ZCERAMIC 8PF 50V D CH
C276RC005224BCMT813091ZCERAMIC 3PF 50V C CJ
C278RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC 33PF 50V J CH
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C279RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC 33PF 50V J CH
C280RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC 33PF 50V J CH
C281RC005204BCML811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF 50V K B
C282RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC 33PF 50V J CH
C283RC005216BCMM813304ZCERAMIC 33PF 50V J CH
C284RC005203BCML512235ZCERAMIC 0.022UF 25V K B
C285RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C286RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C289RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C290RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C291RC005210BCMM811014ZCERAMIC 100PF 50V J CH
C294RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C295RC003287BCPT312296ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 2.2UF 16V M A C-228
C296RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF 25V K B
C297RC005210BCMM811014ZCERAMIC 100PF 50V J CH
C298RC005207BCML813325ZCERAMIC0.0033UF 50V K B
C299RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C501RC004990BCUH814091ZCERAMIC4PF 50V C CH
C502RC004992BCUH815091ZCERAMIC5PF 50V C CH
C503RC004980BCUG813091ZCERAMIC3PF 50V C CJ
C504RC004982BCUH811014ZCERAMIC100PF 50V J CH
C505RC004990BCUH814091ZCERAMIC4PF 50V C CH
C506RC008736BCUF815081ZCERAMIC 0.5PF 50V C CK
C507RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C508RC004978BCUF811091ZCERAMIC 1PF 50V C CK
C509RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C511RC004984BCUH811504ZCERAMIC15PF 50V J CH
C512RC004998BCUL811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C513RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C514RC004998BCUL811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C515RC004998BCUL811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C516RC004987BCUH812704ZCERAMIC27PF 50V J CH
C517RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C518RC005202BCML311045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 16V K B
C519RC004979BCUF812091ZCERAMIC2PF 50V C CK
C522RC004990BCUH814091ZCERAMIC4PF 50V C CH
C523RC004740BCUE813091ZCERAMIC3PF 50V C CJ
C526RC005202BCML311045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 16V K B
C527RC005202BCML311045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 16V K B
C528RC004986BCUH812214ZCERAMIC220PF 50V J CH
C529RC005225BCSS114796ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE4.7UF 10V M A C-241
C530RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C531RC004986BCUH812214ZCERAMIC220PF 50V J CH
C532RC005001BCUL814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C533RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C534RC004978BCUF811091ZCERAMIC 1PF 50V C CK
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C535RC004980BCUG813091ZCERAMIC3PF 50V C CJ
C536RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C537RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C538RC004486BCUA814091ZCERAMIC4PF 50V C CH
C540RC004996BCUL512235ZCERAMIC0.022UF 25V K B
C541RC004981BCUH811002ZCERAMIC10PF 50V D CH
C542RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C543RC004861BCPP311096ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 1UF 16V M A C-227
C544RC004979BCUF812091ZCERAMIC 2PF 50V C CK
C545RC005001BCUL814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C546RC004999BCUL812225ZCERAMIC0.0022UF 50V K B
C547RC004862BCPP663386ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 0.33UF 35V M A C-227
C548RC004997BCUL811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C549RC004998BCUL811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C550RC004998BCUL811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C551RC004185BCSS951006ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 10UF 7V M A C-241
C552RC004998BCUL811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C553RC004981BCUH811002ZCERAMIC10PF 50V D CH
C554RC004994BCUH816804ZCERAMIC68PF 50V J CH
C555RC008737BCUH811804ZCERAMIC18PF 50V J CH
C556RC004991BCUH814704ZCERAMIC47PF 50V J CH
C557RC004981BCUH811002ZCERAMIC10PF 50V D CH
C559RC004989BCUH813314ZCERAMIC330PF 50V J CH
C560RC005225BCSS114796ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 4.7UF 10V M A C-241
C561RC004980BCUG813091ZCERAMIC3PF 50V C CJ
C562RC004979BCUF812091ZCERAMIC 2PF 50V C CK
C563RC004981BCUH811002ZCERAMIC10PF 50V D CH
C565RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C566RC004997BCUL811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C568RC004995BCUH818092ZCERAMIC8PF 50V D CH
C569RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C570RC004995BCUH818092ZCERAMIC8PF 50V D CH
C570RC004995BCUH818092ZCERAMIC8PF 50V D CH
C571RC004998BCUL811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C572RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C573RC004980BCUG813091ZCERAMIC3PF 50V C CJ
C574RC004980BCUG813091ZCERAMIC3PF 50V C CJ
C575RC004995BCUH818092ZCERAMIC8PF 50V D CH
C576RC004980BCUG813091ZCERAMIC3PF 50V C CJ
C578RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C579RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C580RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C581RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C582RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C583RC004988BCUH813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C584RC004996BCUL512235ZCERAMIC0.022UF 25V K B
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C585RC004998BCUL811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C586RC004998BCUL811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C589RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C590RC004998BCUL811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C591RC004982BCUH811014ZCERAMIC100PF 50V J CH
C594RC004998BCUL811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C595RC003287BCPT312296ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 2.2UF 16V M A C-228
C596RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C597RC004982BCUH811014ZCERAMIC100PF 50V J CH
C598RC005000BCUL813325ZCERAMIC0.0033UF 50V K B
C599RC004998BCUL811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C601RC005204BCML811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF 50V K B
C602RC005203BCML512235ZCERAMIC 0.022UF 25V K B
C603RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF 25V K B
C604RC008731BCXK311050ZCERAMIC 1UF 16V Z F
C605RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF 25V K B
C607RC004185BCSS951006ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 10UF 7V M A C-241
C608RC004903BCFZ114706ZELECTROLYTIC 47UF 10V M C-258
C609RC004448BCSS956896ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 6.8UF 7V M A C-241
C610RC005275BCML813925ZCERAMIC0.0039UF 50V K B
C611RC008731BCXK311050ZCERAMIC 1UF 16V Z F
C612RC005203BCML512235ZCERAMIC 0.022UF 25V K B
C613RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC M/L 0.1UF 25V K B
C614RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC M/L 0.1UF 25V K B
C615RC004185BCSS951006ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 10UF 7V M A C-241
C616RC004185BCSS951006ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 10UF 7V M A C-241
C617RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF 25V K B
C618RC008731BCXK311050ZCERAMIC 1UF 16V Z F
C619RC004448BCSS956896ZTANTALUM CHIP TAPE 6.8UF 7V M A C-241
C620RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C621RC005203BCML512235ZCERAMIC 0.022UF 25V K B
C622RC005203BCML512235ZCERAMIC 0.022UF 25V K B
C623RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF 25V K B
C625RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C626RC005207BCML813325ZCERAMIC0.0033UF 50V K B
C628RC005204BCML811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF 50V K B
C629RC005359BCMM812204ZCERAMIC 22PF 50V J CH
C630RC005359BCMM812204ZCERAMIC 22PF 50V J CH
C631RC008731BCXK311050ZCERAMIC1UF 16V Z F
C632RC004902BCFZ111016ZELECTROLYTIC 100UF 10V M C-258
C633RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C634RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C635RC004902BCFZ111016ZELECTROLYTIC 100UF 10V M C-258
C640RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C641RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF 50V K B
C642RC005204BCML811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF 50V K B
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LOC.
NO.
PART NO.
REF
NO.
DESCRIPTION
C643RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF 25V K B
C644RC001632BCXT813335ZCERAMIC 0.033UF 50V K B
C645RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF 25V K B
CT201 RC005226BCTY0096100TRIMMER CT-096CTZ3S10A-W1PF55
CT501 RC005226BCTY0096100TRIMMER CT-096CTZ3S10A-W1PF55
RC005198UDZZ73535ZZCAUTION BELT
RC004291WETC420086ZCOVER:ANT.EPE
RC005627WBXZ357898ZDISPLAY BOX
RC005157PLBM454776AINDEX PAPER
RC008716PLBM458145ZINDEX PAPERPAPER
RC004688PLBB454286ZLABEL:BARCODEPAPER
RC004689PLBB454287ZLABEL:BARCODEPAPER
RC004761PLBZ453796ZLABEL:INDICATION
RC005079WBAG435498ZMIRA MAT
RC008717UDZZ01840BZOWNER'S MANUAL
RC008722WSLV157899ZPULPMOLD PAD
RC008718UDZZ69840BZQUICK REFERENCE
RC005301UDZZ44824ZZREGISTRATION CARD
RC008721WCTZ457900ZSHIPPING CARTON BOX
RC005080WSLV453148ZSLEEVE
RC008723WSLV456258ZSLEEVE
RC008719VNYH1103000VINYL BAG100X300X0.05T HIPE
RC005067VNYH1255000VINYL BAG250X500X0.05T HIPE
RC008720VNYL2304070VINYL BAG300X400X700X0.07T
RC002946VNYL3070800VINYL BAG70X80X0.1T
RC000936RNUT440314ZWALL MOUNT SCREWD3.5X35
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ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST
NOTE: Following part numbers are not available as replacement parts.
Order parts necessary for repair or contact the Toshiba Factory Service Center.
LOC.
NO.
PART NO.
RC005630AD840BLBABASE MAIN ASSEMBLY
RC005317AD825ZLBBBASE RF ASSEMBLY
RC005631AD840BLBCBASE KEY ASSEMBLY
RC005632AD840BLPAHANDSET MAIN ASSEMBLY
RC008725AD840BLPBHANDSET RF ASSEMBLY
REF
NO.
DESCRIPTION
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SPECIFICATIONS
Measurement Conditions
Standard Voltage:
Handset UnitDC 3.6 V ±0.025 V
Base UnitAC 120 V ±3 V 60 Hz
Temperature:25 °C ±5 °C
Channel:CHHandset (TX Frequency)Base (TX Frequency)
Telephone line Voltage/Load:DC 48 V ±2 V/600 ohm
Ring Frequency:20 Hz
Ring Duration:2 Sec ON,4 Sec OFF
Standard Modulation:1 kHz ±8 kHz Dev.
Secure Code:65536 Combination
Method of Measurement:According to EIA Standard,RS-316A
Portable RX Load:150 ohm