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 ‚ in the schematic diagram and the parts list. Before replacing
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.
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Page 3
OPERATING CONTROLS
ging
HANDSET CONTROLS
Antenna
Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
TALK button
0-9, , Dial buttons
TONE button
PAUSE button
MEM (Memory)button
FUNC (Function) button
Press to enter the Function Mode to
perform various settings. Each time
FUNC
the button is pressed, the
menu changes in the following order:
DIAL MEMORY AREA CODE
CIDCW ON/OFF AUTO TALK
ON/OFF.
DELETE button
CANCEL button
BASE UNIT CONTROLS
Char
contacts
RDL (Redial) button
CID (Caller ID) button
Press to enter the caller ID mode.
Number 1 button
Used for long distance dialing.
Number 8 ( ) button (time button)
Used to display the date and time of the received calls.
Number 9 ( ) button
Used to display the number of calls attempted by a caller
( ) button (up arrow button)
Used to scroll up the display screen.
( ) button (down arrow button)
Used to scroll down the display screen.
VOL/RING button
CH (Channel) button
FLASH button
Battery compartment
.
Cradle
PAGE
IN USE
CHARGE
POWER
LINE modular jack
DC IN 9V jack
Tone/Pulse switch
Base antenna
IN USE LED
CHARGE LED
POWER LED
PAGE button
Dot matrix display
Twelve digits by two lines dot
matrix LCD. Shows the time, caller
ID, memory location, instructions,
error messages, and other
information.
The back light of the LCD operates
in the following manner:
Turns on during an incoming call
when the ringer is OFF.
Turns on for 5 seconds and then
off
-when a button is pressed (except
in battery low status).
-when the phone rings and the
handset is lifted from its cradle on
the base unit to answer a call.
talkcall idmem
talk icon
Blinks
-while the handset is connecting
to the base unit.
-when a channel is being changed.
Displayed during a call in progress
on the handset.
call id icon
Blinks when the handset is
connecting to the base unit.
Displayed during the caller ID
review mode.
Battery icon
Displayed while the handset is being
charged.
Displayed while the handset is being
charged during the battery low stat us.
Blinks when the battery low s tatus
occurs during standby and phone
conversation.
mem icon
Displayed
-while data is being stored in and
deleted from memory.
-while the Function Mode is in
use.
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Page 4
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
Test Mode For Base Unit
To change the unit to TEST mode, set the TONE/PULSE switch to PULSE position and press the PAGE key
continuously for 2 seconds while resetting by turning the power on.
When entered the TEST mode, the CHARGE LED turns off, the IN USE LED will light and the unit enters TEST
mode 1.
1. Rotation:Press PAGE key when the “TONE/PULSE” switch is set to Pulse.
2. To change channel:Press PAGE key when the “TONE/PULSE” switch is set to Tone.
( Note: The channel returns to the start channel when changing the step.)
3. To cancel TEST mode:BELL IN, CHG ON, POWER OFF
Note: CHARGE LED lights for about 50 msec when changing the step and channel each time by pressing the
*A : Squelch ON: H (CHARGE LED ON) Squelch OFF: L (CHARGE LED OFF)
*1 : In TEST mode 3, “0000...” is output continuously as transmitting data.
*2 : In TEST mode 6, ROW1 → 2 → 3 → 4 → COL1 → 2 → 3 → ROW1 → ... is output in the order when CHGIN
starts up at CHGCNT=H.
*3 : In TEST mode 7, increment of 1 → 2 → 3 → 4 → ...0 →
→ # is performed in the order when CHGIN starts up
at CHGCNT=H.
*4 : In TEST mode 8, CHARGE LED lights when the data received is “0000 ...”.
*5 : In TEST mode 9, DATA “1” is output continuously from CHGCNT, and CHARGE LED lights when CHGIN is “L”.
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 “CHANNEL” 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, press the “TALK” key.
*A : Squelch ON: H Squelch OFF: L
*1 : In TEST mode 3, “0000...” is output continuously as transmitting data.
*2 : In TEST mode 6, bell (1kHz) rings lowly when the data received is “0000...”.
*3 : In TEST mode 7, bell rings loudly with initial 2 tone (2kHz, 2.2kHz).
*4 : In TEST mode 8, bell (1kHz) rings lowly when P BATLOW is “L”.
*5 : In TEST mode 9, bell rings lowly 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 −6.5 dBm reading on 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 926.893873 MHz.
Press the “PAGE” 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 78 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 120V
60Hz
Alignment Point Location on Base Main PCB and Base RF PCB
Base Main PCB
Base RF PCB
RT2
CT201
VR202
J201
J3
TEL LINE Jack
J2
DC IN 9V Jack
T
S2
T/P Switch
P
RF TEST POINT
Page 7
Receiver Section
Connection
RF SG
AC 120V
60Hz
BASE RF PCB
-
RF
+
Test Point
AC Adapter
DC 9V
BASE MAIN PCB
J2
DC IN
9V Jack
TEL Line
J3
-
Jack
+
J1
AF Terminal
Dummy Load
(600-ohm)
DC Voltmeter
AC Voltmeter
Preset
Place the Base unit in VCO/TX FREQ. ADJ mode in accordance with the procedure on page 3.
Alignment Procedure
StepPreset toAdjustmentRemarks
Press the “PAGE” key for 3 times to enter the TEST Mode 4. Connect the
1
SG: 1mV
No modulation
SG: 1 mV
2
1 kHz ±8kHz
deviation
SG: −6.5 dBµV
3
No modulation
L212
(Discriminator
Voltage)
RT1
(RX AF
Voltage)
VR201
(SQ Point)
RF Signal Generator to the RF test point on the Base RF PCB. Make sure
that the frequency is 902.984676 MHz.
Connect the DC Voltmeter to the J1 AF test point. Adjust L212 to indicate
DC 0.85 V.
Connect the RF Signal Generator to the RF test point on the Base RF
PCB. Make sure that the frequency is 902.984676 MHz.
Connect the AC Voltmeter across a 600-ohm dummy to the Telephone
Line Jack. Adjust RT1 for a 195 mV reading on the AC voltmeter.
Press the “PAGE” key to enter the TEST Mode 5. Make sure that the
frequency of RF SG output is 902.984676 MHz. Adjust VR201 to turn to
the point where the CHG LED just turns on.
Alignment Point Location on Handset Main PCB and Handset RF PCB
Base Main PCB
AF TEST POINT
RT1
Base RF PCB
J202
VR201
L212
J201
J3
TEL LINE Jack
J2
DC IN 9V Jack
T
S2
T/P Switch
P
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
DC 3.8V
AF GEN.
1kHz 10.5mV
DC Power Supply
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 tes t point on the handset RF P CB .
Adjust VR502 for a −7 dBm reading on the Power Met er .
Connect the Frequency Counter to the RF tes t point on the handset RF
PCB. Adjust CT 501 to make sure that the frequency is 903.085147 MHz .
Press the “2” k ey to enter the TEST M ode 2. Connect the AF G ener ator to
the MIC Connector. Make sure that the output is 1 kHz 10.5 mV from the AF
Generator.
Connect the Deviation Met er to the RF test point on the handset RF PCB.
Adjust VR601 to indicat e ± 8kHz Dev.
Alignment Point Location on Handset Main PCB and Handset RF PCB
Handset Main PCB
MIC + Pin
MC601
RF PCB
VR601
CT501
RF TEST POINT
J501
VR502
Page 9
Receiver Section
Connection
RF SG
HANDSET RF PCB
-
RF
Test Point
+
DC Power Supply
DC 3.8V
HANDSET MAIN PCB
J602
Battery
Terminals
Connector
J601
AF Terminal
SP
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 926.994344 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 926.994344 MHz.
Connect the AC Voltmeter across a 150-ohm dummy to the SP
Connector. Adjust VR602 for a 65 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 926.994344 MHz. Adjust VR501 to turn to the point
where there is no signal on the oscilloscope.
SG: 1 mV
1
No modulation
SG: 1 mV
2
1 kHz ±8 kHz
deviation
SG: −6.5 dBµV
3
1 kHz ±8 kHz
deviation
L512
(Discriminator
Voltage)
VR602
(RX AF
Output)
VR501
(SQ Point)
Oscilloscope
Alignment Point Location on Handset Main PCB and Handset RF PCB
AF TEST POINT
Handset Main PCB
VR602
MIC + Pin
MC601
RF PCB
J502
VR501
L512
RF TEST POINT
J501
J602
SP
Connector
Page 10
Base, Main
BLOCK DIAGRAMS
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Base, RF
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Handset, Main
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Handset, RF
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Page 14
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
Base, Main
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Page 15
Base, RF
— 15 ——16 —
Page 16
Handset, Main
— 17 ——18 —
Page 17
Handset, RF
— 19 ——20 —
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TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
1. The bell does not ring.
When the PAGE SW 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 IC4 ?
OK
Is there pulse wave at
pin 59 of IC5?
OK
Check IC5 and its
peripheral circuit.
NG
NG
NG
See 2. The bell does not
ring & page does not ring.
Check IC4 and TEL network
circuit.
Check R62, R65 and C41.
Deletion of the Caller ID memory
To delete the Caller ID memory in the EEPROM, proceed with the following process:
1) Set the TONE/PULSE switch to TONE position.
2) While pressing the PAGE button, plug the AC power adapter into the base. Keep pressing the PAGE button for more
than 2 seconds. CHARGE LED will blink rapidly.
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2. The bell does not ring & page does not ring.
Can the base and handset
be connected?
OK
Press handset DIAL key
while in TALK MODE.
Can key touch sound be
heard from the ring?
OK
When the PAGE SW S1 of
the base is pressed, does
pin19 of IC5 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 R40, R42 and S1.
NG
NG
Check IC603.
Check R627,R629,R667,
Q605,Q606, and Q613.
Check IC5 and its
peripheral circuit.
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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, 902.984676 MHz
(250 Hz ±7 kHz Dev.) 1 mV
output sig nal from RF jack
is applied.
Can the INUSE LED be
lighted?
OK
NG
NG
NG
NG
Check IC5 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 Q1 collector.
NG
NG
NG
Check RT2, R30, R31, R32
R33, R57 and C28.
Check base RF unit.
Check RT1, Q1 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 37 of IC5.
OK
Check IC5 and its
peripheral circuit.
Check IC603 and its
peripheral circuit.
Check handset RF unit.
NG
Check Q3, Q4 and their
peripheral circuits.
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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, 926.994344 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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4. Cannot make a phone call (pulse).
Can the base and handset
be connected?
OK
While in TALK MODE,
press dial key of the
handset.
Check whether squar e
waveform from pin 58 of
IC5 is fed.
OK
Check Q15, RL1 and their
peripheral circuits.
NG
NG
See 3. The base and
handset cannot be
connected.
Check IC5.
5. Cannot make a phone call (tone).
Can the base and handset
be connected?
OK
While in TALK MODE,
press dial key of the
handset. Can tone
waveform from pin20 of
IC11 is fed?
OK
Can tone signal be heard
from the handset speaker?
OK
Check the base TEL-line
circuit and RELAY control
circuit.
NG
NG
NG
See 3. The base and
handset be cannot be
connected.
Check IC11 and
its peripheral circuits.
Check IC3, Q2 and their
peripheral circuits.
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6. Voice cannot be transmitted to other party (outgoing call).
Can the base and handset
be connected?
OK
The 1 kHz, 12.5 mV sine
waveform is applied to
MC601 side, can the
1 kHz sine waveform from
pin 7 of IC601 be fed?
OK
Check whether there is the
1 kHz sine waveform at
pin 10 of IC601.
OK
Check whether there is the
1 kHz sine waveform at
pin 9 of 601.
OK
TX output signal from the
handset is detected by the
liner detecter, can the 1 kHz
sine waveform be fed?
NG
NG
NG
NG
NG
See 3. The base and
handset cannot be
connected.
Check Q608 and its
peripheral circuit.
Check IC601 and its
peripheral circuit.
Check VR601 and its
peripheral circuit.
Check handset RF unit.
OK
Check whether there is the
1 kHz sine waveform at
pin 1 of J1 on the base unit.
OK
Check whether there is the
1 kHz sine waveform at
pin 5 of IC2.
OK
Check whether there is the
1 kHz sine waveform at
pin 3 of IC2.
OK
Check whether there is the
1 kHz sine waveform at the
Q2 collector.
OK
Check whether the 1 kHz
sine waveform from
TEL-line output is fed.
OK
NG
NG
NG
NG
NG
Check base RF unit.
Check RT1, Q1 and their
peripheral circuits.
Check IC2 and its
peripheral circuit.
Check IC3, Q2 and their
peripheral circuits.
Check T1, RL1 and their
peripheral circuits.
Check MC601 of handset.
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7. The voice of the caller cannot be heard (incoming call).
Can the base and handset
be connec ted?
OK
The 1 kHz 77.5 mV sine
waveform is applied to
TEL-line of the base, can the
1 kHz sine waveform from
the Q2 collector be fed?
OK
Check whether there is the
1 kHz sine waveform at
pin 7 of IC2.
OK
Check whether there is the
1 kHz sine waveform at
pin 10 of IC2.
OK
Check whether there is the
1 kHz sine waveform at
pin 9 of J1.
OK
TX output signal from the
base is detected by the
liner detector, can the 1 kHz
sine waveform be fed?
OK
Check whether there is the
1 kHz sine waveform at
pin 1 of J601 on the
handset unit.
OK
Check whether there is the
1 kHz sine waveform at
pin 5 of IC601.
OK
Check whether there is the
1 kHz sine waveform at the
pin 3 of IC601.
OK
Check whether there is the
1 kHz sine waveform at
pin 1 of J602.
OK
NG
NG
NG
NG
NG
NG
NG
NG
NG
NG
See 3. The base and
handset cannot be
connected.
Check the base TEL-line
circuit and RELAY control
circuit.
MIX REF
MIX IN
Rx Vcc
RxB
RxE
Rx GND
PD2
RST
SI
CPS
Lock
MIX OUT
IC601
IR3N74AN
MUTE
EREC
Vcc
EO
EPI
VREF
GND
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
11
10
MUTE
CO
CREC
9
ACP
8
CPI
7
IC602
TK11232AM
CONT
GND
NOISE BYPASS
1
2
34
Vin
6
5
Vout
IC605
RH5VL28CA
IC604
RH5VL33AA
IC662
RH5RE32AA
IC661
24LC04BT/SN
1
A0
2
A1
A2
3
Vss
4
3
2
1
8
Vcc
7
WP
6
SCL
5
SDA
Page 34
Base, Main
ELECTRICAL PARTS LOCATION
— 37 —
Page 35
Base, RF
— 38 —
Page 36
Handset, Main
— 39 —
Page 37
Handset, RF
— 40 —
Page 38
Handset
WIRING DIAGRAM
— 41 —
Page 39
EXPLODED VIEW AND MECHANICAL PARTS LIST
Base, Unit
31
16
10
17
4
24
23
25
30
28
15
5
22
22
18
22
26
32
33
1
27
22
6
8
2
3
24
7
Note:
To remove the RF Assembly from the unit, remove four screws
Three screws
23
are used for fastening the Shield Cases 26 and 27 .
24
24
29
.
Page 40
Base Unit
LOC.
NO.
10RC005526GCAS456906ZHook for FT-8808ABS1
15RC008041PLBS458999ZLabel, ID for FT-88081
16RC005180PLBZ456717ZLabel, Indication for FT-88081
17RC008026PLBZ458780ZLabel, Indication1
18RC008855GCAS458578ZLED LensPMMA1
22RC000941SSCW802608NScrew, P Tight Bind HD +D2.6X8 NI9
23RC004893SSCW802612NScrew, P Tight Bind HD +D2.6X12 NI3
24RC004028SSCW802616NScrew, P Tight Bind HD +D2.6X16 NI8
25RC001752SSCW283012NScrew, Tapping Bind+& SP Washer D3X12 NI1
26RC008768GSDC258035ZShield CaseABS1
27RC008769GSDC258036ZShield CaseABS1
28RC005691NSPZ457885ZSpring TerminalSWP2
29RC008871GCAS458918ZStand for FT-8808ABS1
RC008852GCAS158575ZCase, Top for FT-8808BKABS
5RC005686HTML457884ZCharge TerminalC5191(PBP)2
6RC004860HTML451849ZContact PlateC5191(PBP)1
7RC002384LFUT428079ZFootBumpon SJ-5916 1.6T4
8RC008851GHDZ458580ZHolder, LEDABS1
RC005684GCAS457909ZHook for FT-8808BKABS
RC008025PLBS458779ZLabel, ID for FT-8808BK
RC005329PLBZ456718ZLabel, Indication for FT-8808BK
RC008854GCAS358577ZStand for FT-8808BKABS
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Page 41
Handset
58
67
64
72
73
67
56
67
59
68
69
63
70
77
55
51
74
71
67
52
61
75
53
65
66
Note:
To remove the RF Assembly from the unit, remove four screws
Three screws
68
are used for fastening the Shield Cases 70 and 71 .
78
76
69
62
60
54
57
.
Page 42
Handset
LOC.
NO.
51RC008915RBLD458506ZBlind for FT-8808PC1
52RC008044GNBZ458923ZButton, Function for FT-8808ABS1
53RC008912GNBZ458504ZButton, Push for FT-8808ABS1
54RC008042GCAS358921ZCase, Front for FT-8808ABS1
55RC008907GCAS358499ZCase, Rear for FT-8808ABS1
56RC008707HTML457893ZCharge TerminalC2680(BSP)2
57RC008909GCAS458501ZCover for FT-8808Elastomer1
58RC008908GCAS458500ZCover, Battery for FT-8808ABS1
59RC008715RCUM417955ZCushionMoltplene1
60RC004286RCUN451209ZCushionNeoprene1
61RC008709LHDZ456969ZHolder, MICEPDM1
62RC008043GHDZ458922ZHolder, Speaker for FT-8808ABS1
63RC008710LNBZ357895ZKey RubberSI1
64RC008713PLBZ458086ZLabel, Caution1
65RC008046PLBS459000ZLabel, ID for FT-88081
66RC008045KDPZ458924ZPlate, Display for FT-8808PMMA1
67RC000941SSCW802608NScrew, P Tight Bind HD +D2.6X8 NI8
68RC004893SSCW802612NScrew, P Tight Bind HD +D2.6X12 NI3
69RC004028SSCW802616NScrew, P Tight Bind HD +D2.6X16 NI4
70RC008768GSDC258035ZShield CaseABS1
71RC008769GSDC258036ZShield CaseABS1
72RC008711NSPZ457894ZSpring TerminalSWP2
73RC008770HSDC458037ZShield CaseSPTE1
74RC008771HSDC458038ZShield CaseSPTE1
75RC008868RCUN458729ZCushionNeoprene1
76RC008864GHDZ354112ZHolder, DisplayPC1
77RC008033RZEB458984ZInsulation Plate1
78RC008032RETC454528ZReflection Sheet1
PART NO.REF. NO.DESCRIPTIONQTY
RC008714RBLD457881ZBlind for FT-8808BKPVC
RC008705GNBZ357892ZButton, Function for FT-8808BKABS
RC008706GNBZ457891ZButton, Push for FT-8808BKABS
RC008865GCAS358653ZCase, Front for FT-8808BKABS
RC008701GCAS157888ZCase, Rear for FT-8808BKABS
RC008703GCAS457897ZCover for FT-8808BKElastomer
RC008702GCAS357889ZCover, Battery for FT-8808BKABS
RC008866GHDZ458654ZHolder, Speaker for FT-8808BKABS
RC008031PLBS458781ZLabel, ID for FT-8808BK
RC008867KDPZ458655ZPlate, Display for FT-8808BKPMMA
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PARTS LIST
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.
Symbol
%
LOC.
NO.
CAPACIT ORS
The following codes indicate variation of capacitors against temperatures,:
C1RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C2RC003983BCBH816804ZCERAMIC68PF50V J CH
C3RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C4RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C5RC002849BCXK512240ZCERAMIC0.22UF25V Z F
C6RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C7RC001631BCXT812235ZCERAMIC 0.022UF50V K B
C14RC004947BCAP314706ZELECTROLYTIC 47UF16V M C-130
C15RC004952BCAP811096ZELECTROLYTIC 1UF50V M C-130
C16RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C17RC004952BCAP811096ZELECTROLYTIC 1UF50V M C-130
C18RC001825BCXT816825ZCERAMIC0.0068UF50V K B
C19RC005101BCAP112216ZELECTROLYTIC 220UF10V M C-130
C20RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C21RC003976BCBH811014ZCERAMIC100PF50V J CH
C22RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C23RC000777BCZY0120001SEMI-CONDUCTOR0.022UF18V
C24RC004945BCAP111016ZELECTROLYTIC 100UF10V M C-130
C25RC002233BCXT814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF50V K B
C26RC008020BCZY0260001MYLAR0.56UF250V K
C27RC004172BCXT813925ZCERAMIC0.0039UF50V K B
C28RC002224BCXK811040ZCERAMIC0.1UF50V Z F
C29RC001068BCXT811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C31RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C032RC004421BCXT812725ZCERAMIC0.0027UF50V K B
C033RC003970BCBH815604ZCERAMIC56PF50V J CH
C034RC004951BCAP811006ZELECTROLYTIC 10UF50V M C-130
C35RC002594BCXT516835ZCERAMIC0.068UF25V K B
C36RC003291BCXT813935ZCERAMIC 0.039UF50V K B
C37RC000752BCKB821025ZCERAMIC0.001UF500V K YB(B)
C38RC005512BCKB131025ZCERAMIC0.001UF1000V K YB(B)
C39RC001068BCXT811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C40RC008048BCAP903316ZELECTROLYTIC 330UF6.3V M C-130
F
±1
PART NO.
G
±2
J
±5
REF
NO.
K
±10
M
±20
N
±30
Z
−20+80P0+100
DESCRIPTION
Symbol
pF
C
±0.25
D
±0.5
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NO.
PART NO.
REF
NO.
DESCRIPTION
C41RC001632BCXT813335ZCERAMIC 0.033UF50V K B
C43RC001068BCXT811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C44RC002224BCXK811040ZCERAMIC0.1UF50V Z F
C45RC004008BCBH813314ZCERAMIC330PF50V J CH
C46RC002849BCXK512240ZCERAMIC0.22UF25V Z F
C47RC002849BCXK512240ZCERAMIC0.22UF25V Z F
C48RC005512BCKB131025ZCERAMIC0.001UF1000V K YB(B)
C49RC000777BCZY0120001SEMI-CONDUCTOR 0.022UF18V
C50RC001068BCXT811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C51RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C52RC001068BCXT811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C53RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C54RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C55RC004508BCXC311050ZCERAMIC 1UF16V Z F
C56RC004945BCAP111016ZELECTROLYTIC 100UF10V M C-130
C57RC004945BCAP111016ZELECTROLYTIC 100UF10V M C-130
C58RC003979BCBH812704ZCERAMIC27PF50V J CH
C59RC003979BCBH812704ZCERAMIC27PF50V J CH
C60RC001068BCXT811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C61RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C62RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C63RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C64RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C65RC002224BCXK811040ZCERAMIC0.1UF50V Z F
C66RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C67RC001068BCXT811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C68RC005161BCAP311016ZELECTROLYTIC 100UF16V M C-130
C69RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C70RC004951BCAP811006ZELECTROLYTIC 10UF50V M C-130
C71RC001631BCXT812235ZCERAMIC 0.022UF50V K B
C72RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C73RC004945BCAP111016ZELECTROLYTIC 100UF10V M C-130
C74RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C75RC001068BCXT811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C201RC005223BCMS812091ZCERAMIC 2PF50V C CK
C202RC005218BCMM814091Z CERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C203RC005223BCMS812091ZCERAMIC 2PF50V C CK
C204RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C205RC005218BCMM814091Z CERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C206RC005222BCMS811091ZCERAMIC 1PF50V C CK
C207RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C208RC005222BCMS811091ZCERAMIC 1PF50V C CK
C209RC008785BCMM814098Z CERAMIC4PF50V B CH
C210RC005215BCMM812704Z CERAMIC 27PF50V J CH
C211RC005212BCMM811504Z CERAMIC 15PF50V J CH
C212RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
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PART NO.
REF
NO.
DESCRIPTION
C213RC005208BCML814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF50V K B
C214RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C215RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C216RC005215BCMM812704Z CERAMIC 27PF50V J CH
C217RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C218RC005202BCML311045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF16V K B
C219RC005218BCMM814091Z CERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C220RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C221RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C222RC005204BCML811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C223RC008755BCMM815098Z CERAMIC5PF50V B CH
C224RC008755BCMM815098Z CERAMIC5PF50V B CH
C225RC004185BCSS951006ZTANTALUM CHIP 10UF7V M A C-241
C226RC005202BCML311045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF16V K B
C227RC005202BCML311045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF16V K B
C228RC005214BCMM812214Z CERAMIC 220PF50V J CH
C229RC005225BCSS114796ZTANTALUM CHIP 4.7UF10V M A C-241
C230RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C231RC005214BCMM812214Z CERAMIC 220PF50V J CH
C232RC005208BCML814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF50V K B
C233RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C234RC008755BCMM815098Z CERAMIC5PF50V B CH
C235RC008754BCMM813098Z CERAMIC3PF50V B CH
C236RC005207BCML813325ZCERAMIC0.0033UF50V K B
C237RC005208BCML814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF50V K B
C238RC005206BCML812225ZCERAMIC0.0022UF50V K B
C239RC004446BCPP662286ZTANTALUM CHIP 0.22UF35V M A C-227
C240RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C241RC008753BCMM812098Z CERAMIC2PF50V B CH
C242RC005223BCMS812091ZCERAMIC 2PF50V C CK
C243RC008757BCMM818204Z CERAMIC 82PF50V J CH
C244RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C245RC005212BCMM811504Z CERAMIC 15PF50V J CH
C246RC005212BCMM811504Z CERAMIC 15PF50V J CH
C247RC005221BCMM818092Z CERAMIC 8PF50V D CH
C248RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C249RC005211BCMM811204Z CERAMIC 12PF50V J CH
C250RC005209BCMM811002Z CERAMIC 10PF50V D CH
C251RC005204BCML811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C252RC005202BCML311045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF16V K B
C253RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C254RC005220BCMM816804Z CERAMIC 68PF50V J CH
C255RC005213BCMM811804Z CERAMIC 18PF50V J CH
C256RC005219BCMM814704Z CERAMIC 47PF50V J CH
C257RC008758BCSS116896ZTANTALUM CHIP 6.8UF10V M A C-241
C258RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
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REF
NO.
DESCRIPTION
C259RC005217BCMM813314Z CERAMIC 330PF50V J CH
C260RC004185BCSS951006ZTANTALUM CHIP 10UF7V M A C-241
C261RC005218BCMM814091Z CERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C262RC008753BCMM812098Z CERAMIC2PF50V B CH
C263RC005360BCMM816092Z CERAMIC 6PF50V D CH
C265RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C266RC005204BCML811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C267RC008752BCML512735ZCERAMIC 0.027UF25V K B
C268RC005218BCMM814091Z CERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C269RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C270RC005218BCMM814091Z CERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C271RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C272RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C273RC005224BCMT813091ZCERAMIC 3PF50V C CJ
C274RC005218BCMM814091Z CERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C275RC005360BCMM816092Z CERAMIC 6PF50V D CH
C276RC005218BCMM814091Z CERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C278RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C279RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C280RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C281RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C282RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C283RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C286RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C290RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C295RC003287BCPT312296ZTANTALUM CHIP 2.2UF16V M A C-228
C296RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C297RC005220BCMM816804Z CERAMIC 68PF50V J CH
C299RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C501RC005224BCMT813091ZCERAMIC 3PF50V C CJ
C502RC005289BCMM815091Z CERAMIC 5PF50V C CH
C503RC005224BCMT813091ZCERAMIC 3PF50V C CJ
C504RC005210BCMM811014Z CERAMIC 100PF50V J CH
C505RC005218BCMM814091Z CERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C506RC005290BCMS815081ZCERAMIC 0.5PF50V C CK
C507RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C508RC005222BCMS811091ZCERAMIC 1PF50V C CK
C509RC008755BCMM815098Z CERAMIC5PF50V B CH
C510RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C511RC005212BCMM811504Z CERAMIC 15PF50V J CH
C512RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C513RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C514RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C515RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C516RC005215BCMM812704Z CERAMIC 27PF50V J CH
C517RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
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REF
NO.
DESCRIPTION
C518RC005202BCML311045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF16V K B
C519RC005223BCMS812091ZCERAMIC 2PF50V C CK
C520RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C521RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C522RC005204BCML811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C523RC008755BCMM815098Z CERAMIC5PF50V B CH
C524RC008755BCMM815098Z CERAMIC5PF50V B CH
C525RC004185BCSS951006ZTANTALUM CHIP 10UF7V M A C-241
C526RC005202BCML311045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF16V K B
C527RC005202BCML311045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF16V K B
C528RC005214BCMM812214Z CERAMIC 220PF50V J CH
C529RC005225BCSS114796ZTANTALUM CHIP 4.7UF10V M A C-241
C530RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C531RC005214BCMM812214Z CERAMIC 220PF50V J CH
C532RC005208BCML814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF50V K B
C533RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C534RC008785BCMM814098Z CERAMIC4PF50V B CH
C535RC008755BCMM815098Z CERAMIC5PF50V B CH
C536RC005207BCML813325ZCERAMIC0.0033UF50V K B
C537RC005208BCML814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF50V K B
C538RC005206BCML812225ZCERAMIC0.0022UF50V K B
C539RC004446BCPP662286ZTANTALUM CHIP 0.22UF35V M A C-227
C540RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C541RC008755BCMM815098Z CERAMIC5PF50V B CH
C542RC005223BCMS812091ZCERAMIC 2PF50V C CK
C543RC008757BCMM818204Z CERAMIC 82PF50V J CH
C544RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C545RC005212BCMM811504Z CERAMIC 15PF50V J CH
C546RC005212BCMM811504Z CERAMIC 15PF50V J CH
C547RC008756BCMM816091Z CERAMIC 6PF50V C CH
C548RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C549RC008755BCMM815098Z CERAMIC5PF50V B CH
C550RC005212BCMM811504Z CERAMIC 15PF50V J CH
C551RC005204BCML811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C552RC005202BCML311045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF16V K B
C553RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C554RC005220BCMM816804Z CERAMIC 68PF50V J CH
C555RC005213BCMM811804Z CERAMIC 18PF50V J CH
C556RC005219BCMM814704Z CERAMIC 47PF50V J CH
C557RC008758BCSS116896ZTANTALUM CHIP 6.8UF10V M A C-241
C558RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C559RC005217BCMM813314Z CERAMIC 330PF50V J CH
C560RC004185BCSS951006ZTANTALUM CHIP 10UF7V M A C-241
C561RC005218BCMM814091Z CERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C562RC005290BCMS815081ZCERAMIC 0.5PF50V C CK
C563RC005360BCMM816092Z CERAMIC 6PF50V D CH
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DESCRIPTION
C565RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C566RC005204BCML811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C567RC008752BCML512735ZCERAMIC 0.027UF25V K B
C568RC005218BCMM814091Z CERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C569RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C570RC005218BCMM814091Z CERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C571RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C572RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C573RC005224BCMT813091ZCERAMIC 3PF50V C CJ
C574RC005218BCMM814091Z CERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C575RC005360BCMM816092Z CERAMIC 6PF50V D CH
C576RC005218BCMM814091Z CERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C578RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C579RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C580RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C581RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C582RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C583RC005216BCMM813304Z CERAMIC 33PF50V J CH
C585RC004410BCBH814091ZCERAMIC 4PF50V C CH
C586RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C590RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C595RC003287BCPT312296ZTANTALUM CHIP 2.2UF16V M A C-228
C596RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C597RC005220BCMM816804Z CERAMIC 68PF50V J CH
C599RC005205BCML811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C601RC003291BCXT813935ZCERAMIC 0.039UF50V K B
C602RC002234BCXT814735ZCERAMIC 0.047UF50V K B
C603RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C604RC008731BCXK311050ZCERAMIC 1UF16V Z F
C605RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C607RC004185BCSS951006ZTANTALUM CHIP 10UF7V M A C-241
C608RC004903BCFZ114706ZELECTROLYTIC 47UF10V M C-258
C609RC004448BCSS956896ZTANTALUM CHIP 6.8UF7V M A C-241
C610RC004172BCXT813925ZCERAMIC0.0039UF50V K B
C611RC008731BCXK311050ZCERAMIC 1UF16V Z F
C612RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C613RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C614RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C615RC004185BCSS951006ZTANTALUM CHIP 10UF7V M A C-241
C616RC004185BCSS951006ZTANTALUM CHIP 10UF7V M A C-241
C617RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C618RC008731BCXK311050ZCERAMIC 1UF16V Z F
C619RC004448BCSS956896ZTANTALUM CHIP 6.8UF7V M A C-241
C620RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C621RC001631BCXT812235ZCERAMIC 0.022UF50V K B
C622RC001631BCXT812235ZCERAMIC 0.022UF50V K B
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C623RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C624RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C625RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C626RC001071BCXT813325ZCERAMIC0.0033UF50V K B
C627RC001071BCXT813325ZCERAMIC0.0033UF50V K B
C628RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C629RC003968BCBH812204ZCERAMIC22PF50V J CH
C630RC003968BCBH812204ZCERAMIC22PF50V J CH
C631RC008731BCXK311050ZCERAMIC 1UF16V Z F
C632RC004902BCFZ111016ZELECTROLYTIC 100UF10V M C-258
C633RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C634RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C635RC004902BCFZ111016ZELECTROLYTIC 100UF10V M C-258
C639RC008731BCXK311050ZCERAMIC 1UF16V Z F
C640RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C641RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C642RC001068BCXT811025ZCERAMIC 0.001UF50V K B
C643RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C644RC001631BCXT812235ZCERAMIC 0.022UF50V K B
C645RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C661RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C662RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C663RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C664RC002229BCXT511045ZCERAMIC 0.1UF25V K B
C665RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
C666RC001069BCXT811035ZCERAMIC 0.01UF50V K B
CT201 RC005226BCTY0096100TRIMMERCT-096 CTZ3S10A-W1PF55
CT501 RC005226BCTY0096100TRIMMERCT-096 CTZ3S10A-W1PF55
RC005198UDZZ73535ZZCAUTION BELT
RC004291WETC420086Z COVER:ANT.EPE
RC008872WBXZ358925Z DISPLAY BOX
RC008833WBXZ358656Z DISPLAY BOX for BK
RC004688PLBB454286ZLABEL:BARCODEPAPER
RC004689PLBB454287ZLABEL:BARCODEPAPER
RC005079WBAG435498Z MIRA MAT
RC008869UCZZ01200BZOWNER'S MANUAL
RC008845RETC458740ZPROTECTION COVER
RC008036WSLV158658ZPULPMOLD PAD
RC008870UCZZ69200BZ
RC005301UDZZ44824ZZREGISTRATION CARD
RC008047WCTZ458926Z SHIPPING CARTON BOX
RC008035WCTZ458657Z
RC005080WSLV453148ZSLEEVE
RC008037WSLV458722ZSLEEVE
RC008719VNYH1103000VINYL BAG for BK only100X300X0.05T HIPE
RC008034VNYH1205000VINYL BAG200X500X0.05T HIPE
RC008720VNYL2304070VINYL BAG300X400X700X0.07T
RC002946VNYL3070800VINYL BAG70X80X0.1T
RC000936RNUT440314ZWALL MOUNT SCREWD3.5*35
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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
SHIPPING CARTON BOX for BK
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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.
RC008049AC200BLBABASE MAIN ASSEMBLY
RC008746AD846BLBBBASE RF ASSEMBLY
RC008050AC200BLPAHANDSET MAIN ASSEMBLY
RC008876AC400BLPBHANDSET RF ASSEMBLY
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SPECIFICATIONS
Measurement Conditions
Standard Voltage:
Handset UnitDC 3.8 V ±0.025 V
Base UnitAC 120 V ±3 V 60 Hz
Temperature:25 °C ±5 °C
Channel:CHPortable (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