This manual provides technical information necessary
for servicing the Yaesu FT-100/-100D HF & V/UHF-Band
Transceiver. It does not include information on installation and operation, which are described in the FT-100/100D Operating Manual provided with the transceiver,
or on accessories which are described in their manuals.
The FT-100/-100D is carefully designed to allow the
knowledgeable operator to make nearly all adjustments
required for various station conditions, modes and operator preferences simply from the controls on the panels,
without opening the case of the transceiver. The FT-100/100D Operating Manual describes these adjustments, plus
certain internal settings.
Servicing this equipment requires expertise in handling
surface mount chip components. Attempts by unqualified
persons to service this equipment may result in permanent damage not covered by warranty. For the major circuit boards, each side of the board is identified by the type
of the majority of components installed on that side. In
most cases one side has only chip components, and the
other has either a mixture of both chip and lead compo-
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While we believe the technical information in this manual is correct, VERTEX STANDARD assumes no liability
for damage that may occur as a result of typographical or
other errors that may be present. Your cooperation in
pointing out any inconsistencies in the technical information would be appreciated. VERTEX STANDARD reserves
the right to make changes in this transceiver and the alignment procedures, in the interest of technological improvement, without notification of owners.
The following procedures cover adjustments that are
not normally required once the transceiver has left the factory. However, if damage occurs and some parts subsequently are replaced, realignment may be required. If a
sudden problem occurs during normal operation, it is likely due to component failure; realignment should not be
done until after the faulty component has been replaced.
We recommend that servicing be performed by authorized Yaesu service technicians, who are experienced with
the circuitry and fully equipped for repair and alignment.
If a fault is suspected, contact the selling dealer for instructions regarding repair. Authorized Yaesu service
technicians have the latest modification information, and
realign all circuits and make compete performance checks
to ensure compliance with the factory specifications after
repairs.
Those who do undertake any of the following alignments are cautioned to proceed at their own risk. Problems caused by unauthorized attempts at realignment are
not covered by the warranty policy. Also, Yaesu must reserve the right to change circuits and alignment procedures, in the interest of improved performance, without
notifying owners. Under no circumstances should any
alignment be attempted unless the normal function and
operation of the transceiver are clearly understood, the
cause of the malfunction has been clearly pinpointed and
any faulty components replaced, and the need for realignment determined to be absolutely necessary.
The following test equipment (and thorough familiarity with its correct use) is necessary for complete realignment. Correction of problems caused by misalignment
resulting from unauthorized adjustments made with improper test equipment is not covered by warranty. Although most steps do not require all of the equipment listed, the interaction of some adjustments may require that
more complex adjustments be performed afterwards. Do
not attempt to perform only a single step unless it is clearly isolated electrically from all other steps. Rather, have
all test equipment ready before beginning, and follow all
of the steps in a section in the order they are presented.
Required Test Equipment
m Digital DC Voltmeter (high-Z, 1 MW/V)
m DC Ammeter
m AC Voltmeter
m RF Standard Signal Generator w/ calibrated output and
dB scale, 0 dBµ = 0.5 µV
m AF Signal Generator with calibrated output
m Frequency Counter
m 50- W Dummy Load (150 ~ 250 watts)
m 50- W Resistor, 1 Watt (low-power dummy load for cir-
cuit termination)
m 16.6- W Dummy Load (150 watts)
m In-Line Wattmeter (150 ~ 250 watts, 50-W)
m Linear Detector
m RF Attenuator (150 watts, 50 dB) or sampling coupler
m Spectrum Analyzer good to at least 1 GHz
m SINAD Meter
Alignment Preparation & Precautions
A 50-W dummy load and in-line wattmeter must be connected to the antenna jack in all procedures that call for
transmission, except where specified otherwise. Correct
alignment is not possible with an antenna. Except where
specified otherwise, the transceiver should be tuned to
14.2000 MHz, USB mode, and these controls set as indicated:
m AF fully CCW
m SQL/RF fully CCW
The transceiver’s Alignment Routine is required for
some procedures. If an Alignment Routine cannot be selected, power may have to be switched off then back on to
re-enable menu selection.
To begin, turn the transceiver off. Press the A, B, and C
keys together while turning the transceiver on again, then
press and hold the FUNC key.
In the alignment procedure, each alignment parameter
is selected by rotating the main DIAL. To exit the alignment routine, press the FUNC key. After performing the
system alignment in its entirety, individual settings can
be returned to and adjusted should the need arise.
Read each step to determine if the same test equipment
used in the previous step will be required. If not, remove
the test equipment (except dummy load and wattmeter, if
connected) before proceeding. Correct alignment requires
that the ambient temperature be the same as that of the
transceiver and test equipment, and that this temperature
be held constant within 68 ~ 86°F (20 ~ 30°C). If the transceiver is brought into the shop from hot or cold air, it
should be allowed time for thermal equalization with the
environment before alignment. Alignments must only be
made with oscillator shields and circuit boards firmly affixed in place. Also, the test equipment must be thoroughly
warmed up before beginning.
Notes: Signal levels in dB referred to in alignment are based on
0 dBµ = 0.5 µV (closed circuit).
Table Note: DC voltages should be within ±10 % of those listed
in the voltage tables.
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Alignment
Local Oscillator Adjustments
Reference Frequency Adjustment
m Remove the coaxial plug from J2005 and connect the
frequency counter across its socket.
m Adjust trimmer capacitor TC2801 or X2901 (use TCXO-
8) for 57.279999 MHz ± 60 Hz or 30 Hz (use TCXO-8)
on the frequency counter.
m Disconnect the frequency counter, and replace the plug
into J2005.
2nd Local Adjustment
m Connect the 50-W resistor and RF millivoltmeter to
J2005.
m Adjust T2003 and T2004 for maximum indication on
the RF millivoltmeter (at least 180 mV).
m Disconnect the frequency counter, and replace the plug
into J2005.
3rd Local Adjustment
m Set the RF power to the minimum (using Menu #21),
and select the CW mode. Connect the 50-W resistor and
RF millivoltmeter to J2004.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust T2001 and T2002 for
maximum indication on the RF millivoltmeter (at least
80 mV).
m Replace the RF millivoltmeter with the frequency
counter, and confirm that the local frequency is 11.705
MHz (±1 kHz) on the frequency counter.
m Disconnect the frequency counter, and replace the plug
into J2004.
PLL Adjustments
VCO VCV Adjustment
m Connect the DC voltmeter to TP2001, and referring to
table below, tune the transceiver to each frequency listed. Then confirm that the correct voltage is present, or
adjust the listed component for the required voltage.
Tune to:Adjust/ConfirmFor
449.99999 MHzAdjust TC20057.4 V ±0.1 V
420.00000 MHzConfirm2.0 V ~ 4.8 V
381.99999 MHzAdjust TC20067.4 V ±0.1 V
108.00000 MHzConfirm1.2 V ~ 4.0 V
245.99999 MHzAdjust TC20047.4 V ±0.1 V
60.00000 MHzConfirm0.8 V ~ 4.0 V
197.99999 MHzAdjust TC20037.4 V ±0.1 V
33.00000 MHzConfirm1.2 V ~ 4.0 V
170.99999 MHzAdjust TC20027.4 V ±0.1 V
15.00000 MHzConfirm1.4 V ~ 4.2 V
14.99999 MHzAdjust TC20017.4 V ±0.1 V
0.03000 MHzConfirm1.5 V ~ 4.0 V
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1st Local Output Level
m With the 50-W resistor and RF millivoltmeter connect-
ed to the J2003, and referring to table below, tune the
transceiver to each frequency listed, then confirm that
the required output level is present at the listed frequency.
Tune to:For
14.175 MHz11 dBm ±3 dB
52.050 MHz11 dBm ±3 dB
146.500 MHz11 dBm ±3 dB
440.500 MHz11 dBm ±3 dB
PA Unit Adjustments
Before beginning, remove the coaxial plugs from J3503
and J3005, and connect 50-W resistors across the sockets
for these jacks (shunt to ground at each jack).
HF/50MHz Driver Section Idling Current
m Remove the coaxial plug from J3001, and connect a 50-W
resistor across its socket. Remove the jumper connector at J3504. Connect the ammeter to J3504 (pin 1: “–”
lead, pin 2: “+” lead).
m Tune the transceiver to the 14.2000 MHz and select the
USB mode.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust VR3004 for a reading of
50 ~ 55 mA on the ammeter.
m Disconnect the ammeter, and reinstall the jumper con-
nector at J3504.
m Remove the jumper connector at J3003. Connect the am-
meter to J3003 (pin 1: “–” lead, pin 2: “+” lead).
m Key the transmitter, and adjust VR3001 for a reading of
1.1 A on the ammeter (within 60 mA).
m Disconnect the ammeter, and reinstall the jumper con-
nector at J3003.
HF/50 MHz Final Idling Current Adjustment
m Leave the coaxial plug disconnected from J3001, and
be sure that the 50-W resistor is connected across its
socket. Connect the ammeter between the transceiver’s
13.8VDC connector and the DC power supply.
m Tune the transceiver to the 14.2000 MHz and select USB
mode.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust VR3002 for a reading of
1.6 A on the ammeter (within 50 mA).
m Adjust the VR3003 for a reading of 2.1 A (±50 mA) on
the ammeter.
VHF/UHF Driver Section Idling Current
m Remove the coaxial plug from J3501, and connect a 50-W
resistor across its socket. Remove the jumper connector at J3502. Connect the ammeter to J3502 (pin 1: “–”
lead, pin 2: “+” lead).
Alignment
m Tune the transceiver to the 144.5000 MHz, and select
the USB mode.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust VR3501 for 1.5 ~ 1.6 A
on the ammeter.
m Disconnect the ammeter, and reinstall the jumper con-
nector at J3502.
VHF/UHF Final Idling Current Adjustment
m Leave the coaxial plug disconnected from J3501, and
be sure that the 50-W resistor is connected across its
socket. Connect the ammeter between the transceiver’s
13.8VDC connector and the DC power supply.
m Tune the transceiver to 144.5000 MHz, and select the
USB mode.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust VR3502 for 2.3 A ±0.1 A
on the ammeter.
m Disconnect the ammeter, and reinstall the jumper con-
nector at J3501.
TX and RX IF Adjustments
HF Band RX IF Sensitivity (Coarse Adjust)
m Preset “Alignment” Menu items F-03 [HF RX IF G], F-
04 [50 RX IF G], F-05 [144 RX IF G], and F-06 [430 RX IF
G] to “194” if they are not already set to that value.
m Connect the RF signal generator to the HF/50MHz an-
tenna jack, and connect a 4-W speaker and AC voltmeter to the EXT SP jack.
m Set the transceiver to 14.10000 MHz, and select the USB
mode. Inject a signal from the signal generator to
14.10000 MHz so as to get a reading on the AC voltmeter.
m Adjust T1023, T1025, T1027, T1028, T1030, T1032 ~
T1037, and T1039 in succession several times for maximum indication on the AC voltmeter.
1st Mixer Balance
m Tune the transceiver to 14.10000 MHz, but inject no sig-
nal to the antenna jack.
m Adjust VR1001 for minimum noise output from the
speaker.
HF/50 MHz Band RX IF Sensitivity
m Connect the RF signal generator to the HF/50MHz an-
tenna jack, and leave the 4-W speaker and AC voltmeter connected to the EXT SP jack.
m Inject a signal from the signal generator at 0 dBµ on
14.10000 MHz, and receive in the USB mode.
m Adjust T1023, T1025, T1027, T1028, T1030, T1032 ~
T1037 and T1039 in succession several times for maximum indication on the AC voltmeter.
m Disconnect the AC voltmeter, and connect the SINAD
meter to the EXT SP jack. Select the FM mode.
m Inject a signal from the signal generator at 0 dBµ on
14.10000 MHz (±3.5 kHz deviation of a 1 kHz tone),
and adjust T1025, T1027, and T1039 for optimum SINAD.
144/430 MHz Band RX IF Sensitivity
m Connect the RF signal generator to the VHF/UHF an-
tenna jack, and connect the 4-W speaker and AC voltmeter to the EXT SP jack. Select the USB mode.
m Inject a signal from the signal generator at 0 dBµ on
145.10000 MHz, and adjust T1003, T1006, T1009, and
T1012 in succession several times for maximum indication on the AC voltmeter.
144 MHz Band Front End Gain (Preset)
m Set “Alignment” menu item F-01 [144 RF GAIN] to
“166” on the transceiver’s display.
430 MHz Band Front End Gain (Preset)
m Set “Alignment” menu item F-02 [430 RF GAIN] to
“166” on the transceiver’s display.
HF Band RX IF Gain Adjustment
m Connect the RF signal generator to the HF/50 MHz an-
tenna jack
m Set the transceiver to 14.200 MHz and select the USB
mode.
m Inject a RF signal from the signal generator at +12.0 dBµ
on 14.200 MHz.
m Select “Alignment” menu item F-03 [HF RX IF G] and
adjust the main DIAL for a 1-dot S-meter deflection.
50 MHz Band RX Gain Adjustment
m Connect the RF signal generator to the HF/50 MHz an-
tenna jack
m Set the transceiver to 52.0000 MHz, and select the USB
mode.
m Inject an RF signal from the signal generator at +4.0
dBµ on 52.000 MHz.
m Select “Alignment” menu item F-04 [50 RX IF G] and
adjust the main DIAL for a 1-dot S-meter deflection.
144 MHz Band RX Gain Adjustment
m Connect the RF signal generator to the VHF/UHF an-
tenna jack.
m Set the transceiver to 145.000 MHz, and select USB
mode.
m Inject an RF signal from the signal generator at +1.0
dBµ on 145.000 MHz.
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Alignment
m Select “Alignment” menu item F-05 [144 RX IF G] and
adjust the main DIAL for a 1-dot S-meter deflection.
430 MHz Band RX Gain Adjustment
m Connect the RF signal generator to the VHF/UHF an-
tenna jack.
m Set the transceiver to 435.500 MHz, and select the USB
mode.
m Inject an RF signal from the signal generator at +1.0
dBµ on 435.500 MHz.
m Select “Alignment” menu item F-06 [430 RX IF G] and
adjust the main DIAL for a 1-dot S-meter deflection.
S-meter Full Scale Alignment
m Connect the RF signal generator to the HF/50 MHz an-
tenna jack.
m Set the transceiver to 14.200 MHz, and select the USB
mode.
m Inject an RF signal from the signal generator at +95dBµ
on 14.20000 MHz.
m Select “Alignment” menu item F-07 [S FULL SCALE]
and adjust the main DIAL for a S9+60dB reading on
the S-meter.
Squelch Threshold Level Adjustment
m Select the USB mode, and inject no signal to the anten-
na jack. Leave the radio set to 14.200 MHz.
m Set the SQL control to the 11 o’clock position. Select
“Alignment” menu item F-08 [SSB SQL] and adjust the
main DIAL so that the squelch just closes.
m Set the SQL control to the 1 o’clock position, and select
the FM mode. Select “Alignment” menu item F-10 [FM
RF SQL] and adjust the main DIAL so that the squelch
just closes.
m Set the SQL control to the 10 o’clock position. Select
“Alignment” menu item F-09 [FM N SQL] (Noise
Squelch) and adjust the main DIAL so that the squelch
just closes.
Noise Blanker Alignment
m Connect the RF signal generator to the HF/50 MHz an-
tenna jack, and connect the DC voltmeter to TP1010.
m Press the NB key to activate the Noise Blanker, then
press and hold in the NB key for ½ second to activate
Menu #60 (NB Level). Set the Noise Blanker level to
maximum. Inject an RF signal from the signal generator at +20 dBµ.
m Adjust T1029 and T1031 for minimum indication on
the DC voltmeter (the voltage will be at least 3.0 V).
TX Adjustments
HF/50 MHz band TX IF Transformers
m Connect the inline wattmeter and 50 W dummy load to
the HF/50 MHz antenna jack.
m Use Menu #21 to set the RF power for maximum, and
tune the transceiver to 14.2000 MHz. Select the CW
mode.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust T1008, T1011, T1014,
T1020, and T1022 for maximum indication on the inline wattmeter.
144/430 MHz band TX IF Transformers
m Connect the inline wattmeter and 50 W dummy load to
the VHF/UHF antenna jack.
m Use Menu #23 to set the 144 MHz RF power for maxi-
mum, and tune the transceiver to the 145.0000 MHz.
Select the CW mode.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust T1018, T1021, T1024,
and T1026 for maximum indication on the inline wattmeter.
Trap Adjustment
m Remove the coaxial plug from J1012, and connect the
spectrum analyzer across its socket. Tune the transceiver to 144.0000 MHz, and select the FM mode.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust TC1001 for minimum
indication on the 137.97 MHz spurious response on the
spectrum analyzer.
m Disconnect the spectrum analyzer, and replace the plug
into J1012.
CM Coupler Balance
m Connect the 50-W dummy load to the HF/50 MHz an-
tenna jack, and connect the DC voltmeter to L5028 lead
(near TC5002 side). Set the transceiver to 52.0000 MHz,
and select the FM mode. Use Menu #22 to set the 50
MHz RF power to maximum.
m Key the transmitter with no microphone input, and ad-
just TC5002 for 0 V on the DC voltmeter.
m Connect the 50-W dummy load to the VHF/UHF anten-
na jack, and connect the DC voltmeter to L5023 lead
(near L5029 side). Set the transceiver to 145.5000 MHz,
and select FM mode. Use Menu #23 to set the 144 MHz
RF power to maximum.
m Key the transmitter with no microphone input, and ad-
just TC5001 for 0 V on the DC voltmeter.
m Connect the DC voltmeter to L5024 lead (near JP5004
side). Set the transceiver to the 439.5000 MHz, and select FM mode. Use Menu #24 to set the 430 MHz RF
power to maximum.
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Alignment
m Key the transmitter with no microphone input, and ad-
just TC5003 for 0 V on the DC voltmeter.
HF/ 50 MHz Band Over-Current ALC Adjustment
m Connect the 50-W dummy load to the HF/50 MHz an-
tenna jack. Set the transceiver to 50.1000 MHz, and select the CW mode. Use Menu #22 to set the 50 MHz RF
power to maximum.
m Select “Alignment” menu item F-11 [HF IC ALC] and
adjust the main DIAL for a 1-segment ALC meter deflection.
VHF/UHF Band Over-Current ALC Adjustment
m Connect the 50-W dummy load to the VHF/UHF anten-
na jack. Set the transceiver to 145.0000 MHz, and select
CW mode. Use Menu #23 to set the 144 MHz RF power
to maximum.
m Select “Alignment” menu item F-12 [V/UHF IC ALC].
Key the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for a 1segment ALC meter deflection.
HF band Output Power Adjustment
m With the 50-W dummy load and inline wattmeter con-
nected to the HF/50 MHz antenna jack, set the transceiver to 1.8400 MHz (for the “Belgium” version) or
14.2000 MHz (other versions), and select the CW mode.
Use Menu #21 to preset the HF RF power to maximum.
m Select “Alignment” menu item F-15 [HF PO 100W]. Key
the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for 100 W
on the inline wattmeter.
m Select “Alignment” menu item F-14 [HF PO 50W]. Key
the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for 50 W on
the inline wattmeter.
m Select “Alignment” menu item F-13 [HF PO 10W]. Key
the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for 10 W on
the inline wattmeter.
50 MHz band Output Power Adjustment
m Leave the 50-W dummy load and inline wattmeter con-
nected to the HF/50 MHz antenna jack. Set the transceiver to the 53.5000 MHz, and select the CW mode. Use
Menu #22 to preset the 50 MHz RF power to maximum.
m Select “Alignment” menu item F-19 [50 PO 100W]. Key
the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for 100 W
on the inline wattmeter.
m Select “Alignment” menu item F-18 [50 PO 50W]. Key
the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for 50 W on
the inline wattmeter.
m Select “Alignment” menu F-17 [50 PO 10W]. Key the
transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for 10 W on the
inline wattmeter.
144 MHz band Output Power Adjustment
m Connect the 50-W dummy load and inline wattmeter to
the VHF/UHF antenna jack. Set the transceiver to
145.5000 MHz, and select the CW mode. Use Menu #23
to preset the 144 MHz RF power to maximum.
m Select “Alignment” menu item F-22 [144 PO 50W]. Key
the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for 50 W on
the inline wattmeter.
430 MHz band Output Power Adjustment
m Leave the 50-W dummy load and inline wattmeter con-
nected to the VHF/UHF antenna jack. Set the transceiver to the 435.0000 MHz (TYP B1, B2, C1, C2) or 440.0000
MHz (TYP A1, A2, H1, H2), and select the CW mode.
Use Menu #24 to preset the 430 MHz RF power to maximum.
m Select “Alignment” menu F-23 [430 PO 20W]. Key the
transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for 20 W on the
inline wattmeter.
TX Gain Adjustment
m As you step through the procedures below, connect the
50-W dummy load and inline wattmeter to the HF/50
MHz or VHF/UHF antenna jack, as appropriate. Connect the AF generator to the MIC jack.
m Use Menu #25 to set the MIC gain for maximum. Use
Menu items #21-24, as appropriate, for setting the RF
power to maximum on the band (below) being adjusted.
m Inject a 1.5 mV (1.8 ~ 28 MHz) or 2.0 mV (50 ~ 430 MHz)
audio signal at 1 kHz. Select the appropriate “Alignment” menu function in the chart below, and adjust
the main DIAL for the corresponding power. Remember to move the dummy load and inline wattmeter to the
VHF/UHF antenna jack for the last two steps.
Tune to:Menu #For
1.9100 MHzF-24 [1.8 TX IF G]75 W
3.7500 MHzF-25 [3.5 TX IF G]75 W
7.0500 MHzF-26 [7 TX IF G]75 W
10.1000 MHzF-27 [10 TX IF G]75 W
14.2000 MHzF-28 [14 TX IF G]75 W
18.1100 MHzF-29 [18 TX IF G]75 W
21.2500 MHzF-30 [21 TX IF G]75 W
24.9000 MHzF-31 [24 TX IF G]75 W
28.8500 MHzF-32 [28 TX IF G]75 W
52.0000 MHzF-33 [50 TX IF G]75 W
145.5000 MHzF-35 [144 TX IF G]40 W
435.0000 MHz
440.0000 MHz*
* TYP B1, B2, C1, C2
F-36 [430 TX IF G]16 W
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Alignment
ALC Meter Sensitivity
m Connect the 50-W dummy load and inline wattmeter to
the HF/50 MHz antenna jack. Connect the AF generator to the MIC jack.
m Tune the transceiver to 14.2000 MHz, select the USB
mode, and use Menu #21 to set the HF RF power to
maximum.
m Inject a 3.0 mV audio tone at 1 kHz to the MIC jack.
Then key the transmitter, and use Menu #25 adjust MIC
gain so the ALC meter just begun to deflect.
m Increase the injection level to 7.5 mV. Select “Align-
ment” menu item F-37 [ALC METER], and adjust the
main DIAL so that the ALC meter deflects to the top
edge of the ALC meter.
PO Meter Sensitivity
m Connect the 50-W dummy load and inline wattmeter to
the HF/50 MHz or VHF/UHF antenna jack, as appropriate for the steps below.
m Use Menu #21-24 to set the RF power for maximum on
the band being adjusted, and select the CW mode. Tune
the transceiver and select an “Alignment” menu item
per the chart below. Remember to move the dummy
load and inline wattmeter to the VHF/UHF antenna jack
for the last two steps.
Tune to:MenuFor
14.2000 MHzF-38 [HF PO METER] 10 dots
52.0000 MHzF-39 [50 PO METER]10 dots
145.5000 MHzF-40 [144 PO METER] 6 dots
435.0000 MHzF-41 [430 PO METER] 4 dots
REV ALC Adjustment
m Connect the 16.6-W dummy load (or three 50-W loads
in parallel) to the HF/50 MHz antenna jack.
m Use Menu #21 and 22 to set the RF power for maxi-
mum on the band being adjusted below, and select the
CW mode. Tune the transceiver to each frequency
shown in the chart below and select the corresponding
“Alignment” menu item per the chart.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for the
level shown in each step.
Tune to:MenuFor
1.8400 MHzF-42 [HF REV ALC]2 dots
for “Belgium” version only
14.2000 MHz”50 W
52.0000 MHzF-43 [50 REV ALC]2 dots
for “France” version only
50 W
m Use Menu #23 and 24 to set the RF power for maxi-
mum on the band being adjusted below, and select the
CW mode. Tune the transceiver to the frequency shown
in the chart, and select an “Alignment” menu per the
chart (with no connection to the VHF/UHF antenna jack).
m Key the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for the
level shown in each step.
Tune to:MenuFor
145.5000 MHz F-45 [144 REV ALC] 4 dots
435.0000 MHz F-46 [430 REV ALC] 3 dots
SWR Meter Adjustment
m Connect the 16.6-W dummy load (or three 50-W loads
in parallel) to the HF/50 MHz antenna jack.
m Set the transceiver to 3.7500 MHz, and use Menu #21 to
set the HF RF power for maximum. Select the CW mode.
Select “Alignment” menu item F-47 [SWR METER].
m Key the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for a
“3.0” indication on the transceiver’s SWR meter.
CW Carrier Level Adjustment
m Connect the 50-W dummy load to the HF/50 MHz an-
tenna jack.
m Set the transceiver to 1.5200 MHz and select the CW
mode. Select “Alignment” menu item F-50 [CW CAR
LEVEL].
m Key the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for a 2-
dot low from the full scale indication on the ALC meter.
AM Carrier Level Adjustment
m Leave the 50-W dummy load and inline wattmeter con-
nected to the HF/50 MHz antenna jack.
m Set the transceiver to 53.5000 MHz, and use Menu #22
to set the 50 MHz RF power for maximum. Use Menu
#25 to set the MIC gain for minimum. Select the AM
mode, and select “Alignment” menu item F-51 [AM
CAR LEVEL].
m Key the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for 6-
dot indication on the ALC meter.
FM Maximum Deviation
m With the 50 dB attenuator (or 50-W dummy load and
sampling coupler) and linear detector connected to the
HF/50 MHz antenna jack, connect the AF generator to
the MIC jack.
m Set the VR1002 to the 3 o'clock position, and enable the
CTCSS encoder at a frequency of 88.5Hz.
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Set the transceiver to 29.2000 MHz, and select the FM mode.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust T1040 for ±0.8 kHz on
the deviation meter.
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Alignment
m Inject a 10 mV audio signal at 1 kHz to the MIC jack,
and disable the CTCSS encoder.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust VR1002 for ±4.5 kHz
(±0.1 kHz) on the deviation meter.
m Now adjust VR1003 for ±2.3 kHz (±0.1 kHz) on the de-
viation meter.
FM TX LO Offset Adjustment
m With the 50 dB attenuator (or 50-W dummy load and
sampling coupler) and frequency counter connected to
the HF/50 MHz antenna jack, connect the AF generator
to the MIC jack.
m Set the transceiver to 29.200 MHz, and select the FM-N
mode. Use Menu #26 to set the FM MIC gain to minimum. Select “Alignment” menu item F-52 [FM TX
FREQ].
m Key the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for
29.2000 MHz (±50 Hz) on the frequency counter.
TX and RX Carrier Point Adjustment
m With the 50-W dummy load and inline wattmeter con-
nected to the HF/50 MHz antenna jack, connect the AF
generator to the MIC jack.
m Set the transceiver to 14.2000 MHz, and select the LSB
mode. Select “Alignment” menu F-53 [TRX LSB CAR]
and preset it to “0” if it is not already set to that value.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust the AF generator’s fre-
quency for maximum indication on the inline wattme-
ter. Then adjust the AF generator’s level for 80 W on the
inline wattmeter.
m Set the AF generator’s frequency to 350 Hz.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for 20
W (i.e. –6 dB from 80 W) on the inline wattmeter.
m Set the AF generator’s frequency to 2.1 kHz.
m Key the transmitter, and confirm at least 20 W on the
inline wattmeter.
m Leave the transceiver on 14.2000 MHz, and select the
USB mode. Select “Alignment” menu item F-54 [TRX
USB CAR], and preset it to “0” if it is not already set to
that value.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust the AF generator’s fre-
quency for maximum indication on the inline wattmeter. Then adjust the AF generator’s level for 80 W on
the inline wattmeter.
m Set the AF generator’s frequency to 350 Hz.
m Key the transmitter, and adjust the main DIAL for 20
W on the inline wattmeter.
m Set the AF generator’s frequency to 2.1 kHz.
m Key the transmitter, and confirm at least 20 W on the
inline wattmeter.
BEEP Level
m Set VR1004 for the position which provides the desired
“Beep” level.
11
Alignment
Note:
12
MAIN-Unit Alignment Points
Alignment
VR1004 BEEP Level
T1033, 35, 37
HF Band RX IF Sensitivity
HF/50 MHz Band RX IF Sensitivity
VR1002, 03
T1040
FM Maximum Deviation
TC1001
J1012
Trap Adjustment
T1018, 21, 26
144 MHz Band TX IF Transformer
VR1001
1st Mixer Balance
T1003, 06, 09, 12
144/430MHz Band RX IF Sensitivity
T1023, 25, 27, 28, 30, 39
HF Band RX IF Sensitivity
HF/50 MHz Band RX IF Sensitivity
T1008, 11, 14, 20, 22
HF/50 MHz Band TX IF Transformer
TP1010
Noise Blanker Alignment
: DC Voltmeter (Max)
T1032, 34, 36
HF Band RX IF Sensitivity
HF/50 MHz Band RX IF
Sensitivity
T1029, 31
Noise Blanker Alignment
13
Alignment
Local-Unit Alignment Points
J2005
Reference Frequency Adjust
: Frequency Counter (57.279999 MHz ± 60 Hz)
2nd Local Adjust
: RF Millivoltmeter (Max)
J2003
1st Local Output Level
: RF Millivoltmeter
Tune to:For
14.175 MHz11 dBm ±3 dB
52.050 MHz11 dBm ±3 dB
146.500 MHz11 dBm ±3 dB
440.500 MHz11 dBm ±3 dB
T2003, 04
2nd Local Adjust
T2001, 02
3rd Local Adjust
J2004
3rd Local Adjust
: RF Millivoltmeter (Max)
14
TP2001
VCO VCV Adjust
: DC Voltmeter
Tune to:Adjust/ConfirmFor
449.99999 MHzAdjust TC20057.4 V ± 0.1 V
420.00000 MHzConfirm2.0 V ~ 4.8 V
381.99999 MHzAdjust TC20067.4 V ± 0.1 V
108.00000 MHzConfirm1.2 V ~ 4.0 V
245.99999 MHzAdjust TC20047.4 V ± 0.1 V
60.00000 MHzConfirm0.8 V ~ 4.0 V
197.99999 MHzAdjust TC20037.4 V ± 0.1 V
33.00000 MHzConfirm1.2 V ~ 4.0 V
170.99999 MHzAdjust TC20027.4 V ± 0.1 V
15.00000 MHzConfirm1.4 V ~ 4.2 V
14.99999 MHzAdjust TC20017.4 V ± 0.1 V
0.03000 MHzConfirm1.5 V ~ 4.0 V
TC2801
Reference Frequency Adjust
PA-Unit Alignment Points
Alignment
VR3003
HF/50 MHz Final Idling Current Adjust
VR3002
HF/50 MHz Final Idling Current Adjust
VR3001
HF/50 MHz Driver Section Idling Current
VR3004
HF/50 MHz Driver Section Idling Current
J3502 Pin-1
VHF/UHF Driver Section Idling Current
: Ammeter "-" lead (1.55A ± 50mA)
J3502 Pin-2
VHF/UHF Driver Section Idling Current
: Ammeter "+" lead (1.55A ± 50mA)
VR3502
VHF/UHF Final Idling Current Adjust
J3003 Pin-1
HF/50 MHz Driver Section Idling Current
: Ammeter "-" lead (1.1 A ± 50 mA)
J3504 Pin-1
HF/50 MHz Driver Section Idling Current
: Ammeter "-" lead (50 ~ 55 mA)
J3504 Pin-2
HF/50 MHz Driver Section Idling Current
: Ammeter "+" lead (50 ~ 55 mA)
VR3501
VHF/UHF Driver Section Idling Current
J3003 Pin-2
HF/50 MHz Driver Section Idling Current
: Ammeter "+" lead (1.1 A ± 50 mA)
DESCRIPTIONVALUEV/WVXSTD P/NMFR’S DESIGVERS.REF.LOT. SIDE LAY ADR
*** MAIN-UNIT ***
PCB with ComponentsCP6070003
PCB with Components (w/ XF-117C)CP6070006
PCB with Components (w/ XF-117C, XF-117CN)CP6070008
Printed Circuit BoardFR001630E
C 1001 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Ba4
C 1002 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Bc2
C 1003 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF16VTEMSVB21C106M-8RK781200251-AF2
C 1004 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AE2
C 1005 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211
C 1006 CHIP CAP.0.047uF16VBGRM39B473K16PTK221248041-AE2
C 1007 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Ba1
C 1008 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-AG1
C 1009 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211AG1
C 1009 CHIP CAP.2pF50VCKGRM39CK020C50PTK221742032-AG1
C 1010 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211Ba1
C 1010 CHIP CAP.5pF50VCHGRM39CH050C50PTK221742062-Ba1
C 1011 CHIP TA.CAP.0.68uF10VTESVSP1A684M-8RK781000251-Bb1
C 1012 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211AG1
C 1012 CHIP CAP.5pF50VCHGRM39CH050C50PTK221742062-AG1
C 1013 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-AG1
C 1014 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AE3
C 1015 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Ba1
C 1016 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bc1
C 1017 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Bd3
C 1018 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Bc3
C 1019 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-AG1
C 1020 CHIP CAP.100pF50VCHGRM39CH101J50PTK221742351Bb1
C 1020 CHIP CAP.22pF50VCHGRM39CH220J50PTK221742192-Bb1
C 1021 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Ba2
C 1022 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bc3
C 1023 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Bd2
C 1024 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281-Bc1
C 1025 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Ba1
C 1026 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bc2
C 1027 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-AG2
C 1028 CHIP CAP.5pF50VCHGRM39CH050C50PTK221742061Ba1
C 1028 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748212-Ba1
C 1029 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-AH1
C 1030 CHIP CAP.3pF50VCJGRM39CJ030C50PTK221742041AG2
C 1030 CHIP CAP.5pF50VCHGRM39CH050C50PTK221742062-AG2
C 1031 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031AF2
C 1031 CHIP CAP.0.1uF16VBGRM39B104K16PTK221248052-AF2
C 1032 CHIP CAP.0.047uF16VBGRM39B473K16PTK221248041-AF2
C 1033 CHIP CAP.0.1uF16VBGRM39B104K16PTK221248051-Ba1
C 1034 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-AG2
C 1035 CHIP CAP.1pF50VCKGRM39CK010C50PTK221742021Ba1
C 1035 CHIP CAP.22pF50VCHGRM39CH220J50PTK221742192-Ba1
C 1036 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Ba2
C 1037 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AF2
C 1038 CHIP CAP.2pF50VCKGRM39CK020C50PTK221742031Bb1
C 1038 CHIP CAP.33pF50VCHGRM39CH330J50PTK221742232-Bb1
C 1039 CHIP CAP.0.1uF16VBGRM39B104K16PTK221248051-AF1
C 1040 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281-Bc1
C 1041 CHIP CAP.0.0068uF50VBGRM39B682M50PTK221748191-AF2
C 1042 CHIP CAP.2pF50VCKGRM39CK020C50PTK221742031Bb1
C 1042 CHIP CAP.33pF50VCHGRM39CH330J50PTK221742232-Bb1
C 1043 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AF1
C 1044 CHIP CAP.47pF50VCHGRM39CH470J50PTK221742271AG1
C 1044 CHIP CAP.82pF50VCHGRM39CH820J50PTK221742332-AG1
C 1046 CHIP CAP.15pF50VCHGRM39CH150J50PTK221742151AG1
C 1046 CHIP CAP.22pF50VCHGRM39CH220J50PTK221742192-AG1
C 1048 CHIP CAP.82pF50VCHGRM39CH820J50PTK221742331AG1
C 1048 CHIP CAP.100pF50VCHGRM39CH101J50PTK221742352-AG1
C 1049 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Ba2
C 1050 CHIP CAP.0.047uF16VBGRM39B473K16PTK221248041-AF1
C 1051 CHIP CAP.0.5pF50VCKGRM39CK0R5C50PTK221742011Ba2
Printed Circuit BoardFR001630F5-
27
MAIN Unit
DESCRIPTIONVALUEV/WTOL.VXSTD P/NMFR’S DESIGVERS.REF.LOT. SIDE LAY ADR
C 1051 CHIP CAP.1pF50VCKGRM39CK010C50PTK221742022-Ba2
C 1052 CHIP CAP.33pF50VCHGRM39CH330J50PTK221742231AF1
C 1052 CHIP CAP.82pF50VCHGRM39CH820J50PTK221742332-AF1
C 1053 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bc3
C 1054 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Ba2
C 1055 CHIP CAP.56pF50VCHGRM39CH560J50PTK221742291AF1
C 1055 CHIP CAP.68pF50VCHGRM39CH680J50PTK221742312-AF1
C 1056 CHIP CAP.33pF50VCHGRM39CH330J50PTK221742231AF1
C 1056 CHIP CAP.56pF50VCHGRM39CH560J50PTK221742292-AF1
C 1058 CHIP CAP.56pF50VCHGRM39CH560J50PTK221742291AF1
C 1058 CHIP CAP.22pF50VCHGRM39CH220J50PTK221742192-AF1
C 1059 CHIP CAP.82pF50VCHGRM39CH820J50PTK221742331AF1
C 1059 CHIP CAP.100pF50VCHGRM39CH101J50PTK221742352-AF1
C 1060 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Bd3
C 1061 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Ba3
C 1062 CHIP CAP.15pF50VCHGRM39CH150J50PTK221742151AF1
C 1062 CHIP CAP.68pF50VCHGRM39CH680J50PTK221742312-AF1
C 1063 CHIP CAP.0.1uF16VBGRM39B104K16PTK221248051-AF1
C 1064 CHIP CAP.47pF50VCHGRM39CH470J50PTK221742271Bb1
C 1064 CHIP CAP.56pF50VCHGRM39CH560J50PTK221742292-Bb1
C 1065 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Ba2
C 1066 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211Ba2
C 1066 CHIP CAP.22pF50VCHGRM39CH220J50PTK221742192-Ba2
C 1067 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bd3
C 1068 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-AG3
C 1069 CHIP CAP.10pF50VCHGRM39CH100D50PTK221742111AG3
C 1069 CHIP CAP.6pF50VCHGRM39CH060D50PTK221742072-AG3
C 1070 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-AG3
C 1071 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bd3
C 1072 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Ba2
C 1073 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bd3
C 1074 CHIP CAP.3pF50VCJGRM39CJ030C50PTK221742041Ba2
C 1074 CHIP CAP.22pF50VCHGRM39CH220J50PTK221742192-Ba2
C 1076 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-AH2
C 1077 CHIP CAP.0.0018uF50VBGRM39B182M50PTK221748121-Bd2
C 1079 CHIP CAP.5pF50VCHGRM39CH050C50PTK221742061
C 1080 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031
C 1081 CHIP CAP.0.047uF16VBGRM39B473K16PTK221248041-Bb2
C 1084 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211
C 1085 CHIP CAP.0.5pF50VCKGRM39CK0R5C50PTK221742011Ba3
C 1085 CHIP CAP.0.5pF50VCKGRM39CK0R5C50PTK221742012-Ba3
C 1087 CHIP CAP.10pF50VCHGRM39CH100C50PTK221742481Be3
C 1087 CHIP CAP.22pF50VCHGRM39CH220J50PTK221742192-Be3
C 1088 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AD2
C 1089 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Ba3
C 1091 CHIP CAP.10pF50VCHGRM39CH100C50PTK221742481-Be2
C 1092 CHIP CAP.5pF50VCHGRM39CH050C50PTK221742061AE3
C 1092 CHIP CAP.7pF50VCHGRM39CH070D50PTK221742082-AE3
C 1093 CHIP CAP.5pF50VCHGRM39CH050C50PTK221742061Bc3
C 1093 CHIP CAP.1pF50VCKGRM39CK010C50PTK221742022-Bc3
C 1094 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Ba3
C 1095 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AF2
C 1096 CHIP CAP.0.0018uF50VBGRM39B182M50PTK221748121-Bd2
C 1098 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Be3
C 1099 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-AG3
C 1100 CHIP CAP.10pF50VCHGRM39CH100C50PTK221742481-Be2
C 1101 CHIP CAP.0.0018uF50VBGRM39B182M50PTK221748121-Bd2
C 1102 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Be2
C 1103 CHIP CAP.15pF50VCHGRM39CH150J50PTK221742151Bc4
C 1103 CHIP CAP.7pF50VCHGRM39CH070D50PTK221742082-Bc4
C 1104 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AF2
C 1106 CHIP CAP.100pF50VCHGRM39CH101J50PTK221742351-Be2
C 1108 CHIP CAP.0.047uF16VBGRM39B473K16PTK221248041-Bb2
C 1109 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AE4
C 1110 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bb3
C 1111 CHIP CAP.180pF50VCHGRM39CH181J50PTK221742411Be2
C 1111 CHIP CAP.22pF50VCHGRM39CH220J50PTK221742192-Be2
C 1112 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Ba3
28
MAIN Unit
REF.
C 1113 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bc3
C 1114 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bc3
C 1115 CHIP CAP.1pF50VCKGRM39CK010C50PTK221742021-1AG3
C 1115 CHIP CAP.10pF50VCHGRM39CH100D50PTK221742113AG3
C 1116 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Bd2
C 1117 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bb3
C 1118 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Bc1
C 1118 CHIP CAP.33pF50VCHGRM39CH330J50PTK221742234-Bc1
C 1119 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Bd2
C 1120 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031Bc4
C 1120 CHIP CAP.0.1uF16VBGRM39B104K16PTK221248052-Bc4
C 1121 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031Bb3
C 1121 CHIP CAP.0.047uF16VBGRM39B473K16PTK221248042-Bb3
C 1122 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Be2
C 1123 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bb3
C 1124 CHIP CAP.47pF50VCHGRM39CH470J50PTK221742271Bd2
C 1124 CHIP CAP.22pF50VUJGRM39UJ220J50PTK221743162-Bd2
C 1125 CHIP CAP.1pF50VCKGRM39CK010C50PTK221742021AH3
C 1126 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281Bd1
C 1126 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF6.3VTESVSP0J106M-8RK780800552-Bd1
C 1127 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-AE1
C 1128 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bb3
C 1129 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bb3
C 1130 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AD2
C 1131 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211Bd2
C 1131 CHIP CAP.18pF50VCHGRM39CH180J50PTK221742172-Bd2
C 1132 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Bd2
C 1133 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bc4
C 1134 CHIP CAP.0.5pF50VCKGRM39CK0R5C50PTK221742011Bd2
C 1134 CHIP CAP.0.5pF50VCKGRM39CK0R5C50PTK221742012-Bd2
C 1135 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bb3
C 1136 CHIP CAP.15pF50VCHGRM39CH150J50PTK221742151AF3
C 1136 CHIP CAP.8pF50VUJGRM39UJ080D50PTK221743082-AF3
C 1137 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bc4
C 1138 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-AG3
C 1139 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bb4
C 1140 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bb3
C 1141 CHIP CAP.47pF50VCHGRM39CH470J50PTK221742271Bd2
C 1141 CHIP CAP.22pF50VUJGRM39UJ220J50PTK221743162-Bd2
C 1142 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bc4
C 1143 CHIP CAP.100pF50VCHGRM39CH101J50PTK221742351-AG3
C 1144 CHIP CAP.10pF50VCHGRM39CH100D50PTK221742111
C 1145 CHIP CAP.47pF50VCHGRM39CH470J50PTK221742271
C 1146 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Ba4
C 1147 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bc4
C 1148 CHIP CAP.10pF50VCHGRM39CH100D50PTK221742111Ba4
C 1148 CHIP CAP.3pF50VCJGRM39CJ030C50PTK221742042Ba4
C 1148 CHIP CAP.4pF50VCHGRM39CH040C50PTK221742053-Ba4
C 1149 CHIP CAP.100pF50VCHGRM39CH101J50PTK221742351AG3
C 1149 CHIP CAP.220pF50VCHGRM39CH221J50PTK221742432-AG3
C 1150 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bc4
C 1151 CHIP CAP.9pF50VCHGRM39CH090D50PTK221742101Ba3
C 1151 CHIP CAP.10pF50VUJGRM39UJ100D50PTK221743012-Ba3
C 1152 CHIP CAP.100pF50VCHGRM39CH101J50PTK221742351-AG4
C 1153 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bc5
C 1154 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Ba4
C 1155 CHIP CAP.0.5pF50VCKGRM39CK0R5C50PTK221742011Bd2
C 1155 CHIP CAP.3pF50VCJGRM39CJ030C50PTK221742042-Bd2
C 1156 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281-Bd2
C 1157 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281-Ba4
C 1158 CHIP CAP.15pF50VCHGRM39CH150J50PTK221742151Ba4
C 1158 CHIP CAP.4pF50VUJGRM39UJ040C50PTK221743042-Ba4
C 1159 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Ba3
C 1160 AL.ELECTRO.CAP.47uF16VRE2-16V470M 47UFK401290541-AG3
C 1161 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Bd3
C 1162 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Bd3
C 1163 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bb3
C 1164 CHIP CAP.47pF50VCHGRM39CH470J50PTK221742271
DESCRIPTIONVALUEV/WTOL.VXSTD P/NMFR’S DESIGVERS.LOT. SIDE LAY ADR
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MAIN Unit
DESCRIPTIONVALUEV/WTOL.VXSTD P/NMFR’S DESIGVERS.REF.LOT. SIDE LAY ADR
C 1165 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Ba5
C 1165 CHIP CAP.0.1uF16VBGRM39B104K16PTK221248054-Ba5
C 1166 CHIP CAP.47pF50VCHGRM39CH470J50PTK221742271Ba4
C 1166 CHIP CAP.33pF50VCHGRM39CH330J50PTK221742232-Ba4
C 1167 CHIP CAP.100pF50VCHGRM39CH101J50PTK221742351-Bb5
C 1168 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Ba4
C 1169 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bb4
C 1170 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Ba5
C 1171 CHIP CAP.15pF50VCHGRM39CH150J50PTK221742151Ba5
C 1171 CHIP CAP.8pF50VUJGRM39UJ080D50PTK221743082-Ba5
C 1172 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bb4
C 1173 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AG4
C 1174 CHIP CAP.0.001uF50VBGRM39B102K50PTK221748211-Ba5
C 1175 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bf3
C 1176 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bf3
C 1177 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bb5
C 1178 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Ba4
C 1179 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281-Bg3
C 1180 CHIP CAP.0.1uF16VBGRM39B104K16PTK221248051-Bg3
C 1181 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281-Bh3
C 1182 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bf2
C 1183 CHIP CAP.0.0015uF50VBGRM39B152M50PTK221748111-Bg2
C 1184 CHIP CAP.0.0015uF50VBGRM39B152M50PTK221748111-Bg3
C 1185 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281Be2
C 1185 CHIP CAP.0.33uF16VBGRM40B334K16PTK221208072-Be2
C 1186 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AF4
C 1187 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281-Bg3
C 1188 CHIP CAP.0.1uF16VBGRM39B104K16PTK221248051-Bh3
C 1189 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281AC3
C 1189 AL.ELECTRO.CAP.100uF10VRE2-10V101M 100UFK401090242-AC3
C 1190 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bf2
C 1191 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bf3
C 1192 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Be3
C 1193 CHIP TA.CAP.1uF10VTESVSP1A105M-8RK781000321Bf3
C 1193 CHIP CAP.1uF10VBGRM40B105K10PTK221008022-Bf3
C 1194 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Be3
C 1195 CHIP CAP.22pF50VCHGRM39CH220J50PTK221742191-Bb4
C 1196 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AC2
C 1197 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bf2
C 1198 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bb4
C 1199 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281-Bf2
C 1200 CHIP CAP.10pF50VCHGRM39CH100D50PTK221742111Bb5
C 1200 CHIP CAP.12pF50VCHGRM39CH120J50PTK221742132-Bb5
C 1201 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Be3
C 1202 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bf2
C 1203 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bf2
C 1204 CHIP TA.CAP.1uF10VTESVSP1A105M-8RK781000321-AC2
C 1205 CHIP CAP.220pF50VCHGRM39CH221J50PTK221742431-Bc4
C 1206 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AC3
C 1207 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bb5
C 1208 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281-Bg3
C 1209 CHIP CAP.220pF50VCHGRM39CH221J50PTK221742431-Bc4
C 1210 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AC3
C 1211 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Be3
C 1212 CHIP TA.CAP.1uF10VTESVSP1A105M-8RK781000321-Bc4
C 1213 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AF5
C 1214 CHIP TA.CAP.1uF10VTESVSP1A105M-8RK781000321-AA2
C 1215 CHIP TA.CAP.1uF10VTESVSP1A105M-8RK781000321
C 1216 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bc5
C 1217 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Be2
C 1218 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281-Bd5
C 1219 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031
C 1220 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-Bh3
C 1221 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AC2
C 1222 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281
C 1223 CHIP TA.CAP.10uF10VTEMSVA1A106M-8RK781000281-Bh3
C 1224 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AE5
C 1225 CHIP CAP.0.01uF25VBGRM39B103K25PTK221448031-AC2
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