Uniden JACKSON Service Manual

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Service Manual
CB TRANSCEIVER
Model JACKSON
UT-547C/D
uniden®
CORPORATION
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SPECIFICATIONS
B.
INSTALLATION
c.
GENERAL
D.
OPERATING
E.
ALIGNMENT
F.
FREQUENCIES
INFORMATION
CONTROLS PROCEDURES
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G.
BLOCK
H.
SCHEMATIC
1.
El2-2108
2.
El2-2108
3.
E22-4674
4.
E32-2212 : .
I.
BILL
DIAGRAM
DIAGRAMS/WIRING
OF
MATERIAL
:
SCHEMATIC
.
.
REVISED
.
.
MAIN
PCB
WIRING
: 25
DIAGRAM/PC
DIAGRAM
PARTS
DIAGRAM
P.S
BOARD
ASSEMBLY
TOP
VIEW
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A.
SPECIFICATIONS
1.
GENERAL
!
)
Channel
and
Frequency
Crystals Microphone Speaker Antenna
Connector
Jacks & Connectors
Controls
Meter
Illumination
Range
226 A Band
B Band C Band D Band
E Band
3
600
ohms, Dynamic Type
26.065 -26.505
26~515
26.965
27.415
27.865
8 ohms, 3 W M Type Mic 4P
EXT.
PA. SP
DC
Channel
SP
Power
-3.~
-3.~
-3P
Selector, FM-All-USB-LSB, Mic Switch Squelch, Band
ANL
Switch
RF
Mo~µl~tio~
& Volume,
SelectOr
Switch,
and
Output
RF
Gain, Roger
+10
Power,
: Chanriel Number
RX,
TX
Indication
- 26.955.MHz
27.405
27.855
28.315
Mode
Selector
Gain,
ON/OFF
Coarse,
A-B-C-D-E,
Beep.Switch,
kHz
- Normal
Signal
Indication
(LED),
MHz MHz
MHz MHz
ON/OFF
PA
Switch
Fine,
Noise
Switch
Strength
(LED)
Meter
Power
&
Blanker/ S/RF-Mod
and
Lamp
.)
Size Weight Accessories
2.
MEASUREMENT a)
Power
b)
Antenna
c)
Test
d)
AM
Modulation
e)
FM
Modulation
:f)
SSB Tone
g)
Mean Re:ference
h)
Percentage
CONDITIONS
Source
Impedance
Temperature
Modulation
Signal
Input
AM
Frequency Frequency
Frequency,
Level
Modulation
Two
7.784"(W) X 2.36"(H) X 11.22"(D) 5
Pounds
DC
Power
Microphone
:
13.8 V (DC)
(2.2
Cable
and
kgs)
with
Built-in
Microphone
50 ohms 25
~
1 kHz 1
kHz
500
Hz
$
1.000
1
kHz
2.400
uV
30%
Hz
Fuse,
Hanger
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i)
Reference
j)
Reference
FM
Deviation
Audio
Output
Power
:
1.5.
kHz
0.5
w
k)
Audio
1)
Audio
3.
TRANSMITTER a)
Frequency at
b)
Carrier
c)
PEP
d)
Spurious
Frequency Output
25 ~ (5
Power
Power,
& Harmonic
Load 8 ohms
Tolerance
Minutes
Two
Tone,
after
SSB
Emission
Switch
on)
)
e)
Carrier
f)
Unwanted Suppression (at·2.500
toneF
g)
Battery at
no
h)
Battery
Am : MAX
SSB:
FM
:
Suppression
Sideband
Hz
4
· ·
Drain
Modulation
Drain
Modulation
MAX
Wpep,
MAX
Modulation
Wpep
Two
l6
Tone
dB
Single
1 kHz
UNIT
AM
Hz
SSB
FM
Hz
AM
W
FM
W
Wpep
AM
dB
SSB FM
dB
SSB
dB
SSB
dB
AMmA
SSB
mA
· FM-mA
mA
mA mA
Hz
dB
Resistive
NOMINAL
±
300
±
300
±
300
10.0
10.0
21.0
-50
-50
-50
-55
-50
3.000
800
3.eoo
3.000
3.000
3.000
LIMIT
±
1.500
±
1.500
±
1.500
8.0 -14.0
8.0 -14.0
18.0 -26.0
-40
-40
-40
-40
-40
4.500
1.?QO
4-;500'
4.500
4.500
4.500
)
i)
Modulation
(1
Lower
Lower
j)
Microphone
AM
SSB:·For
FM
k)
AMC AM
SSB:
kHz,
OdB
at
450
at
2.5
:
For
50%
10
:
For
1 kHz
Range
:
50 -100%
Frequ~ncy
reference)
Hz
kHz
Sensitivity
Modulation
Wpep·Outpilt
Deviation
Modulation
Response
AM
SSB
FM
AM
SSB
FM
dB
dB dB dB
dB dB
mV
mV mV
dB dB
-4
-4
-4
-4
-4
-4
1.0
1.0
1.0
50 50
-10
-10
-10
-10
-10
-10
2.0
2.0
2.0
40
40
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4.
RECEIVER
a)
b)
(AHL/NB
Max
Sensitivity
Sensitivity FM
: 20dB
f'or
S/N
Switch
lOdB S/N
off')
UNIT AM
uV
SSB AM
uV SSB FM
uV
uV
uV
NOMINAL
Q.5
0.25
0.5
0.25
0.5
LIMIT
--
2.0
1.0
2.0
1.0
3.0
)
c)
d}
Lower
e}
Adjacent
f}
Maximum
g}
Audio
h}
RF
AGC
Figure
for
lOdB
Output
Overall at
6d.B
Upper
(10
kHz 1
Gain
of'
change
Audio
down
Frequency
Frequency
Channel
GEN}
Audio
Output
Power
Control
50
Merit,
in
mV
Audio
Fidelity
Selectivity
OUtput Power
at
10%
Range
THD
AM
dB SSB
AMHz SSB FM
Hz
AM
Hz SSB FM
Hz AM
dB
AM
W SSB FM
W AM
W SSB
FM
W
AM
dB SSB
FM
dB
dB
Hz
Hz
W
W
dB
80 80
2.000
3.000
2.500
300 300
300 70
4.0
4.0
4.0
2.5
2.5
2.5 55
55 55
70 70
1.500 -3.000
2.000 -4.500
1.500 -4.000 100 -500
-
-
500 500
100 100
60
3.0
3.0
3.0
2.0
2.0
2.0 30 -70
30 -70 30 -70
)
i)
S/N
j)
Squelch
k)
Squelch
1)
S at
m)
Image
n)
IF
o)
Oscillator
Ratio
Sensitivity
Sensitivity
Meter
Sensitivity
"S-9"
Rejection
Rejection
at
1mV
(No
Modulation)
Ratio
Dropout
Input
Ratio
Voltage
at
Threshold
at
Tight
AM
dB
FM
dB
AM
uV
SSB
uV
FM
uV-
AM
uV
SSB
uV
FM
uV
AM
uV
SSB
uV
FM
uV
AM
dB
SSB
dB
FM
dB
AM
dB
SSB
dB
FM
dB
AM
V 9
SSB
V
FM
V
30 35
0.5
0.5
0.5
1.000
1.000
1.000
100 100 100
65 65 65
85 85 85
9 9
25 25
2.0
2.0
2.0 250 -4.000
250 -4.000 250 -4.000
25 -400 25 -400 25 -400
50 50 50
70 70 70
11 11
11
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p)
q)
r)
5.
PUBLIC
a)
NOTE
1)
Shall grounding
Battery
Battery Audio
Output
Clarifier
ADDRESS
Output at
.10%
have
Drain
Drain
at
at
Range
Power Distortion
reverse
No
Signal
Max.
polarity
protection
UNIT
AM
mA
SSB
mB
FM
mA
AM
mA
SSB
mA
FM
mA
AM
kHz
SSB
kHz
FM
kHz ±
w
and
operable
NOMINAL 500
500
500
1.000
1.000
LIMIT
800 800 800
1.500
1.500
1.000 1.500
± ±
2.5
7.0
7.0
7.0
with
positive
More More More
2
of
than
±
5.0 than ± 5.0 than ± 5.0
negative
2)
Operating
Power
Voltage
: 13.SV +
15 -20%
DC
)
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B.
INSTALLATION
1.
LOCATION
I
Plan
before convenient driver transceiver microphone
2.
MOUNTING This
The
supplied, The mounting follows
a)
After
your
the
location
starting
for
or
passenger
is
bracket
AND
radio
is
transceiver
permitting
bracket
must
surface
to
mount
you
vehicle,
of
the
the
installation.
operation
in
usually
mounted
beside
CONNECTION
supplied
is
with a universal
held
adjustment
be
mounted
must
be
the
transceiver
have
determined
hold
the
transceiver
and
does
the
vehicle.
to
it.
in
the
bracket
with
mechanically
the
radio
not
the
to
the
:
most
with
and
Select
interfere
In
automobiles,
dash
mounting
by
the
most
screws
strong.
convenient
the
microphone
a
location
with
panel
with
bracket.
the
four convenient supplied.
Proceed
location
mounting
bracket
that the the
the
thumb
angle. The as
bracket
is
screws.
in in
the mounting bracket the
~e
the and
b)
Connect on type rear
c)
.Connect
DC. rear ly switch.
exact
it
thumb
bracket
sure mounting then
install
the
the
rear PL-259 panel.
the This panel.
obtained
This
location
in
the
desired. desired
screws
as a template.
nothing
will
screws.
the
antenna panel. plug
which
DC
power
wire
extends
ln
automobile
from
the
prevents
and
mark
interfere
Drill
radio.
cable Most
plug
CB
mates
input
wire
from a plug
installations,
accessory
the
set
If
nothing
position,
the
Before
with
the
holes
to
antennas
with
with
contact being
interferes
remove
mounting
drilling
the and
the
standard
are
the
receptacle
the
which
connects
on
left
the
~unting
holes
the
using
holes, installation mount
the
receptacle
terminated
on
fuse
(red)
+12V the
on
DC
ignition
accidentally
with
bracket
with the
to
to
the
is
usual-
of
a
+12V
when the
the
radio
driver
without
leaves
the
the
engine
car
and
running.
also
permits
You
can
operating
locate
the
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)
accessory power
d)
Connect chassis
electrical Note : See
e)
Mount the
wire
more
the
unit,
contact
from
the
black
of
the
car.
contact ground
detail.
microphone using
on
most
the
AM
wire
Any
may
connection
hanger
the
screws
ignition
broadcast
to
ground.
convenient
be
used.
under
on
supplied.
switches
receiver
This
(remove
GENERAL
the
side
is
location
paint).
of
by
tracing
in
the
car.
usually
with
INFORMATION
the
unit
the
good
or
the
for
near
)
Page 9
C.
GENERAL
1.
INFORMATION
GROUND
CONNECTION
This positive
a)
b)
2.
ANTENNA
This antenna. you
radio
ground
Negative radio
to venient or
vehicle
Positive tem, tive
connect
or connect or
(+)
radio
use
good
may
ground the
point,
frame
ground
(-) the
battery
is
designed
Best
result
antenna
be
installed
system
vehicle.
system : Connect
positive
and
connect
or
(-)
or
system : In
the
Black battery Red
terminal
power
lead
terminal.
to
will
and
properly
and
(+)
the
battery
the
power
to
operate
be
obtained
used
the
battery
Black
terminal.
cases
lead
or
other
the
into
install
in
any
Red power terminal
power
of
from
convenient
chassis
a
50
:from
your
12V
lead
positive
the
radio
or
ohm
your
DC
negative
lead
or
other
to
ground
to
point,
vehicle
CITIZENS
transceiver
antenna.
:from
the
the
frame
or
the con­chassis
sys~
nega­and
RADIO
if
(Refer
)
to
the
antenna
tenna.) A
vertically
the
most ded-type for
applications
quired.
blems When
of
installed efficiently for
marine
Mobile
ground
whip plane.
slightly
For
all
practical
directional.
installation
polarized reliable whip
antennas
where
Also,
height
the
imposed
in a boat,
when
the
applications.
antennas
When
directional,
A
slight
quarter-wavelength
operation
are the
loaded
by
antenna
utilize
mounted
in
the
purposes,
directional
instructions
and
greater
more
attractive,
maximum
whip
the
antennas
the
full
transceiver
used
the
metal
on a corner
direction
however,
included
whip
antenna
range.
compact
possible
do
distance
not
present
quarter-wavelength
will
operate
has
been
the
especially
body
of
the
of
the
radiation
of
body
the vehicle,
characteristic
w~th
The
of pattern
will
your
provides shorter and
adequate
is
not
the
whip. most
designed
vehicle
they
the
be
an-
loa-
re-
pro-
as
a
are
vehicle.
is
non-
observed
only
at
extreme
distances.
A
standard
antenna
connector
(Type
Page 10
S0-239)
is
provided
on
the
transceiver
for
easy
connection
to
a
)
standard Before
f'or
vention
3.
BASE To
lar rate put Simply to
NOTE
PL-259
installing
information
of'
electrolysis
STATION
operate
house
power
OPERATION
the
current
supply
with a nominal
connect
the
corresponding
Do
not
attempt
directly
the
transceiver
Band beam,
cable
termination.
the
transceiver
regarding
transceiver
as
the
capable
input
the
red
(+}
DC
to
to
220V
dipole;·ground
an
adequate
between
from
power
of'
supplying
voltage
and
terminals
operate
AC.
When
for
base
in a boat,
fittings
your
source,
of'
220
black
of'
this an
AC
station
plane
grounding
in
the
home
you
or
will
5 amps
volts
(-}
leads
the
power
transceiver
power
operation
or
vertical·antenna
consult
system hull
of'f'ice,
require
at
a 13.SV'DC
AC,
50/60
to
the
supply.
by
supply
your
and
and
water.
using
a
Hz.
transceiver
connecting
is
used
any
Citizens
dealer
pre-
regu-
sepa-
out-
with
may
be
}
4.
REMOTE The
f'or 8 ohms internal
5.
PUBLIC
An
external
SPKR) as a public from paration when
6.
OPERATING
used. A ground most
uniform
SPEAKER
external
remote
speaker
receiver
impedance.
speaker
ADDRESS
8
ohm
jack
located
address
the
microphone or
isolation
operating
INSTRUCTIONS
the
plane
horizontal
jack
monitoring.
When
is
the
disconnected.
4-watt
on
the system. to
prevent
of'
PA
at
vertical
(EXT.
external
speaker
rear
The
the
microphone
high
output
antenna
coverage.
SPKR)
The
on external speaker
must
be
panel
when
speaker
accoustic
levels.
will
the
rear
speaker
is
connected
the
transceiver should feedback.
and
speaker
provide
panel
plugged
to
be
directed
Physical is
the·
is
used
should
in,
the
the
(PA
is
away
important
have
used
se-
The
JACKSON channels When
you
operates
and
226
receive
on Lower the
SSB
226
Side
signal
AM/FM Band
channels.
in
channels,
the
proper
226
mode
Upper
(USB
Side
or
Band
I.SB),
Page 11
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)
audio
ting cy equipped slightly tone.
as
sound
that
the
may
be
either your transmitter
with a Clari:fier. change
receiver
the
:frequency
to
too
may
which
not
By
o:f
high
be it tuning
the
pitched
tuned
is
listening.
the
receiver,
or
low
to
the
Clari:fier.
so
pitched. exact The
you
indica-
same
JACKSON
you
get a normal
:frequen-
is
can
)
Page 12
D.
OPERATING Your
the
1.
OFF/ON
CONTROLS
JACKSON,
following
VOLUME
designed
operating
: To
for
controls
turn
ease
the
transceiver
of
operation,
:
on,
is
provided
rotate
the
with
control clockwise control
wise
2.
SQUELCH which sent. the the
sound hear control heard.
3.
P.A. tion function
nected.
past
click.
counterclockwise
for a comfortable
: The
eliminates
With squelch speaker
:from
weak
squelch
the· control is
cut
the
speaker
signals,
undesired
audio
counterclockwise,
SWITCH
of
the
should
In
(on
SQUELCH)
squelch
not
the
squelch
To
past
audio
control
adjusted
clockwise
off.
In
until
it
may
CONTROL : Full control be
used
(or
turn
the
click.
level.
is
normally
background
to a satisfactory
to
the
this
position,
a
signal
be
necessary
allowing
engages unless CB)
position,
transceiver
Rotate
set
noise
point
is
received.
to
rotate
some
background
counterclockwise
the
PA
:function.
an
external
the
off,
the
control
to a position
with
no
level, where there
the
will
the
speak~r
PA
function
rotate
signal
sound
be
In
squelch
noise
The
clock-
rotate
no
order
to
rota-
PA
is
con­is
the
pre-
from
to
be
)
disabled channel.
4.
MODE of both
tor
5.
MIKE
phone
transmit.
have lation gain President's assure
and
SELECTION
operation.
transmitter
to
the
GAIN : This
input
been
designed
up
to
control,
maximum
the
radio
mode
:dThis
This
and
on
switch
selector
receiver
which
control
sensitivity
President
Electronics
to
permit
100 % depending
using
automatic
the
compression
modulation
will
transmit
selects changes
simultaneously.
you
wish
is
used
for
optimum amount
the
on
microphone
with
minimum
to
to
adjust,
citizen's user
the
setting
provided
and
and
receive
FM,
mode
USB,
of
AM,
the
Set
communicate.
as
required,
of
modulation
band
to
attain
of
the
with
peak
limiting
distortion.
on
the
selected
or
LSB
more
operation
the
selec-
micro-
in transceivers levels
of
microphone
the
unit.
circuits
of
modu-
Page 13
6.
RF
GAIN : This
in
strong
signal
control
areas.
is
used
Gain
primarily
is
reduced
to
optimize
by
counterclockwise
reception
rota-
tion
7.
CLARIFIER position.
receiver
frequency, the
ture
for meter effective channel
as
8.
METER
S/RF when
of
the
operation.
receiver
under
a more
readable
reading
application
interference
required,
MODE
Posi
SWITCH
t~n
transmitting,
control. The
clarifier
This
this
feature
control
frequency.
these
when
to
obtain
-:
Meter
has
First,
can
conditions
signal
the
clarifier
of
this
from
minimum
:
indicates
input
signal
control
several if a received be
operated
The
effectiveness
can.be
at
the
control
control
strong
signals.
adjacent
relative strength
is
normally
uses
observed
speaker
is
set
and
can
signal
as
required of
this
either
or
by
is
operated.
in
eliminating
Operate
channel
transmitter
when
receiving.
to
the
center
greatly
is
slightly to
enhance
optimize clarifier by
li~tening
noting
the
Another
adjacent
this
control,
interference.
output
off
fea-
S-
power
)
MOD
Position
9.
NB/ANL
matic
Noise
taneously.
10. + lOKHZ position,
a
channel
11.
12.
BAND CHANNEL
SWITCH : This
:
Meter
SWITCH : When
Limiter
FREQUENCY
SHIFT frequency can
be
used
Normal
3
7
11
15
19
SELECTOR : This
indicates switch
and
the
SWITCH : When
is
shifted
by
setting
+
10
3A 7A
llA
15A
19A
switch
is
switch
is RF
KHz
used
average placed
Noise
lOKHz
this
to
is
used
percentage
in
NB/ANL
Blanker
switch
up.
On
switch
select
to
select
of
modulation.
position,
are
activated
is
placed following to + lOKHz
the
band
any
the
simul-
in + lOKHz
channels,
position.
of
frequency.
one
of
the
Auto-
40
Citizens
Band
communications
channels.
involving
Channel 9 has immediate
safety
been
of
reserved
life
of
for
emergency
individuals
or
Page 14
13.
immediate
ROGER
BEEP
protection
SWITCH : When
of
property.
this
switch
is
placed
in
the
ROGER
BEEP
)
position,
the
end
of
transmission
your:
your
is
·radio transmission. over
automatically
through
the
The
sign.
transmits
listener
the
can
audio
easily
sign note
at your
)
Page 15
)
E •
ALIGNMENT
1.
PROCEDURES
ALIGNMENT a)
Test
-
-
-
-
b)
Alignment
Equipment Oscilloscope DC
Power Frequency DC
Voltmeter
OF
PLL & CARRIER
Required
Supply
Counter
Procedure
OSCILLATOR
(13.BV)
(0 -50MHz)
!
PORTION
)
STEP
1
2
3
4
5
PRESET
TO
Channel : 40 Mode : AM, Clari
:
Center
RX.
Band : E PA/CB : CB
Same
as
above except BAND
: C Channel : 19 Mode : AM.FM,
Same
Same
as
as
above
Step except Mode : USB,
Same
as
RX
Step except Mode : LSB,
RX
2
4
ADJUSTMENT L12
L13
RX
L14
L15
L16
REMARKS
Connect Atijust
Co~inn
:for
Connect Adjust
:for
Connect Adjust
:for
Counter.
Connect Adjust
:for
Counter. Connect
Adjust
for
Counter.
DC
Voltmeter
6~0V
±()
2V
to
A Band
Oscilloscope
maximum
Frequency
to
.•
1v
Channel
to
reading
Counter
16.490Mhz ± 20Hz
Frequency
Counter
16.4925MHz ± 20Hz
Frequency
Counter
16.4875MHz ±20Hz
on
TP-2
DC
TP-3
on
to
on
to
to
on
(R122).
Voltmeter.
1.
(R73).
Oscilloscope.
TP-3
TP-3 on
TP-3
(R73).
the
Frequency
(R73).
the
(R73).
the
Frequency
Frequency
as
6
Same
above
L24
Connect
Adjust
Frequency
10.6975MHz ±20Hz
f'or
counter
to
TP-4
on
(R104).
the
Frequency
Counter.
Page 16
STEP
PRESET
TO
ADJUSTMENT
REMARKS
)
7 Same
8
Same
except
Mode
c)
as
as
:
Test
Step
Step
AM.
4
4
TX
Equipment
L23
L22
Connection
Connect Adjust counter.
Connect Adjust counter.
(see
following
Frequency
for
10.6925MHz ± 20Hz
Frequency
for
10.695MHz ± 20Hz
counter
counter
page)
to
to
TP-4
on
TP-5
on
(R104).
the
(R82).
the
Frequency
Frequency
)
Page 17
PTT
TRANSCEIVER
MIC
JACK ANT
~J
500
LOAD 8 ATT.
.
._.,,.
DC
POWER
SUPPLY
--
~B
PROSE
OSCILLOSCOPE
-0
0
EJ
GND
DC
VOLT
E1J
METER
FREQ.
COUNT
Page 18
)
L13
ALIGNMENT
-0
POINTS
TP3 R73
D
)
TP2
R122
I
L12
D
0-
L16
DbJDL2
L14
OQD
TP5 R92
4 L22
TP4
o-R104
Page 19
)
2.
ALIGNMENT a)
Test
-
-
-
-
-
-
- Harmonic
-
-
b)°
Alignment
OF
TRANSMITTER
Equipment
AF
Signal
AF
Signal
AF
VTVM
RF
VTVM
RF
Powermeter
50
ohm
Generator
Generator (150mV (50V
Dummy Load
Oscilloscope
Meter
DC
Volbneter
DC
Ammeter
Procedure
Required
full
:full
(lOW
(150mA
PORTION
(1)
(2)
scale)
scale)
Max.
.full
for
500Hz
for
2.400Hz
Thruline
scale)
and
type)
1.000Hz
-.,
.)
STEP
1
2
3
4
5
PRESET
TO
Channel : 19 Band : c
:
Mode No MIC PA/CB :
Same
USB,
Modulation
GAIH
as
:
CB
Step
cw
Mode : USB
Same
Same
as
as
above
above
_TX.
1
ADJUSTMENT VRlO
-:
VR9
IA2
'"
L41,43,49
L42
Disconnect
Main
P.C.Board TP-8(+), Ammeter.
Connect Adjust
DC
VR9
Disconnect Connect
PC-834AA P.C.Board. and
Oscilloscope.
Turn
the
bottom.
Adjust
While
by Set
reading for
coils
then,
adjusting
E Band
and
minimum di.f.f
40.
the
and
TP-6(-).
~eter
to
obtain
the
DC
Connect
Cor
of
for
keep
SG.
Channel
then
REMARKS
PC-834AA
connect Adjust
to
TP-8(+),
the·
Ammeter.
to
Check
power
Set
L42
CW
maximum
the
output
40,
set
A
erence
from
Check
DC
for
current
Point
meter,
VR8
CW
maximum
indication.
voltage
adjust
B~d
Channel
from
E Band
Point
Ammeter
50mA
on
TP-7(-).
80mA.
of
Main
RF-VTVM
maximum.
at
the
under
for
maximum
1,
Channel
of
to
DC
25V
adjust
the
L30
to
19
:
:
:
E
USB
6
Channel Band Mode
L30
Adjust
on
the
RF
obtain
VTVM.
maximum
indication
2 Tone
SG
30mV
:
AF
Page 20
STEP
PRESET
TO
ADJUSTMENT
REMARKS
)
7
8
9
10
11
12
same
as
Same
Mode No
as
:
AM,
Modulation
Channel
Band : E Same
as
except
Push Same
SW as
except
AF
SG
:
Same
as
except
mode :
FM
above
Step
TX.
:
19
above
: S/RF above 30mV
lKHz
above
1
Mod.
VR8
VR5
VRll
·VR7
\fR12
VR4
Adjust
the
Adjust
leakage
Adjust
lOW
AdJUSt blank
AdJUS-C
VR3
RF
VTVM.
VR5
VRll
on
RF
:ror
zone
v.tU.~
between
modulation.
Connect
Deviation·meter.
Deviation
'tO
obtain
to
obtain
USB
to
obtain
Power
-cne of
. .
on
meter.
neecµe
TX
Power
-co
obtain
Deviation
RF
the
and
RF
of
~
output
minimum
LSB.
carrier
B1J.t
Meter.
\negative}
Adjust
meter.
of
.
1n
.:><:::.4v
carrier
power
Me-cer
for
3kHz
on
of
UJ
)
13
14
Channel Band : C Push
SW : MOD
Channel Band : . C No
Modulation
Mode
c)
:
Test
AM
:
19
19
:
Equipment
VR3
VR6
Connection
Set
AF Adjust on
the
Adjust
± lOOHz.
(see
following
SG
to_50%
VR3
to
100%
transceiver
Transmitter
page)
Modu1ation,
mudulation meter.
Frequency
then
add
indication
for
27
.185MHz
16dB.
Page 21
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0
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GENERATOR
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TRANSCEIVER
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SPKR
DC
POWER
SUPPLY
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I
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~,
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80
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Page 23
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ALIGNMENT
L6
L7
POINTS
D D
L5
D
o-n2
L3
TPl
VRl
VR2
Oo
)
L9
D
D
L4
Page 24
3.
ALIGNMENT a)
Test
-
-
-
-
b)
Alignment Connect
alignment
OF
RECEIVER
Equipment
RF
SSG
DC
Voltmeter
AF
VTVM
Oscilloscope
Procedure
the
AF
of
PORTION
Required
VTVM
receiver
and 8 ohm
portion.
dummy
load
to
EXT
SP
Jack
during
the
)
)
STEP
1
2
3
4
5
PRESET Channel
TO
:
19
Band : C
NB/ANL : OFF MOD,
S/RF : S/RF
PA/SQL : SQL
Clari : Center RF
GAIN : CW
AF
VOL : CW
MODE : AM
Same
as
above
as
as
as
above
above
above
Same
Same
Same
ADJUSTMENT
L6
L5,
7,
8
9
'
L6
VR1
REMARKS
::>et u SG
to
"1Qdulation.
Turn
the
core
bottom.
the
the
set
the
Unit
for
unit
1), 1/4
SSG Adjust
Set coils
..
Set Channel
then
Set
lation. transceiver's
..
of
to
C Band
maximum
to
C
adjust
turn
to
lOOuV VRl
meter.
e.l
l!:f
L8
to
reading.
B~d
for
CCW.
output
obtain
to
Wl.Ul
CW.
Channel
&r.f>,
maximum
19
.I.KHZ
AM,
Channel 1 AM maximum
with
reading
no-modu-
"S-9"
at
(SSG
on
the
adjust
and
7
8
6
Same
Same
as
as
above
step except MODE : USB
Same
as
Step
except
Mode : FM
turn
comes
Channel
output
FM
lKHz,
off
up
to
reading.
the
VR2
Adjust when
1
L3
Set modulation, Connect adjust
1
L4
Set Adjust on
VR2
to
SSG
output
SSG
to
C Band
and
Oscilloscope
for
maximum
the
SSG
to
L4
to
obtain
Oscilloscope.
squelch
the
to
lOOOuV.
18
level
TP-1
l.5KHz maximum
USB is
(D2)
circuit
with
no-
5uV.
so
that
Deviation
indication
lmv
Page 25
ALIGNMENT
POINTS
°CJ
VRlO
)
0
L40 L41
DO
BIAS
VR9
OL30
OTP?
O
TP6
DO
TP8
VR4 DEV
VR7
OoO
VR12
AMC
VR9
a
AM
PWR
VR3
MOD.M
0
)
0
VR5
CARRIER
D
VR6
TX. FREQ.
0
Page 26
F.
FREQUENCIES
CHANNEL
A
BAND
MHZ
B
BAND
MHZ
C
BAND
MHZ
D
BAND
MHZ
E
BAND
MHZ
I
)
)
.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10
11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30
31. 32
33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
·~
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1.
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.495
.505
26.515 .525 .535
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