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Summary of Contents for LBI-31154

Page 1: ... Mobile Communications MASTR gdx VEHICULARREPEATER ...

Page 2: ...AKDOWN Main Chassis 138 174 MHz Receiver Assembly 406 512 MHz Receiver Assembly INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS MASTR II Interface Cable Executive II Interface Cable DELTA S SX and RANGR Interface Adapter Cable OUTLINE DIAGRAM DELTA S SX and RANGR Interface Adapter Cable MODIFICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR DELTA S SX AND RANGR Mobiles PARTS LIST iii iV 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 8 8 9 9 9 ...

Page 3: ...COMBINATION NOMENCLATURE VEHICULAR REPEATER MOBILE DETECTOR B I l Two I c Thrm L J 2 MHZ LB131154 iii ...

Page 4: ...3 WEIGHT TEMPERATURE RANGE 9 kgs 20 lbs 3O C to 6O C 22 F to 140 F DUTY CYCLE Continuous These specifications are intended primarily for the use of the serviceman Refer to the appropriate Specifications Sheet in the applicable MAINTENANCE MANUAL for specifications of standard units in the Vehicular Repeater System FCC FILING NUMBER TRANSMITTER KT 169 A KT 170 A POWEROUTPUT 300 Milliwatts 300 Milli...

Page 5: ...ITTER The transmitter consists of an exciter board and a power amplifier antenna switch assembly The PA antenna switch assembly mounts on a hinged heat sink casting that swings down for easy access A low pass filter mounts on the heat sink next to the PA assembly RECEIVER The receiver consists of an oscillator multipIier assembly Osc Mult RF assembly Mixer IF assembly MIF and IF Detector assembly ...

Page 6: ...LB131154 _ __ a I VEHICULAR REPEATER SYSTEM DESCRIPTION TOP VIEW TER lULTlPLlER BOTTOM VIEW REPEATER CHANI GUARD MODULE UEL Figure 1 Veh icular Repeater Radio Unit Module Layout Typical SYSTEM BOARD t t ...

Page 7: ...D 4 c LOGIC BOARD LOGIC BOARD T T I I n h v _ MOBILE I FRED DETECTOR EXCITER I RC 3BB4A i I 20 DB PAD 0 J Al Ml v JTENNA OUNT Figure 2 Vehicular Repeater System Block Diagram MOBILE RADIO MOBILE RADIO VEHICULAR VEHICULAR ANTENNA ANTENNA RAEYE RAEYE PE RADIO UNIT PE RADIO UNIT B VEHICULAR B VEHICULAR CHARGER UNIT CHARGER UNIT RC 3888A Figure 3 Typical Installation in Vehicle 3 ...

Page 8: ...Vehicular Repeater System to repeat any transmissions from the PE radio to a remote repeat base station for communications with a dispatcher or to other mobile radio units via a base 0 station repeater facility Another type of operation is the base to portable wherein a dispatcher s or other mobile radio units using a remote repeat base station can communi cate with the PE radio operator through t...

Page 9: ...r Repeater System The mobile radio will operate on the channel indicated by the control unit The PE radio channel select switch should be set to the designated repeat channel position When the PE radio is removed from the vehicular charger unit a switch closure in the vehicular charger causes a repeat enable signal to be applied to the logic circuitry in the vehicular repeater radio This in turn c...

Page 10: ...while the vehicular repeater channel select inputs are 1 of 8 with the selected channel input at ground potential The DELTA radio is capable of 32 channel operation 16 in mode A and 16 in mode B The interface box part of the cable detects all mode B channels channels 9 thru 16 of mode A and disables the repeater for those channels The repeater enable line is held high only for channels 1 thru 8 of...

Page 11: ...ng adjustment procedures should be LB131154 performed with the complete Vehicular Repeater System interconnected and power applied The options on channels Fl through F8 are chosen to meet the customer s need If optional mobile detector is present for non simplex channels certain diodes corresponding to frequency posi tions where mobile detector is used are removed from matrix CR1 through CR8 If op...

Page 12: ...re than 8 volts 3 Observe that the vehicular repeater keys with this 20 dB quieting signal Mobile Modulation Adjustment 1 2 3 4 APPLY an on frequency 1000 uV signal modulated with 1000 Hz to the vehicular repeater antenna jack Adjust MOB MOD ADJ control Rll on the vehicular repeater system board for 23 kHz deviation on mobile radio transmitter output Remove jumper from TP17 and TP8 i If optional M...

Page 13: ...e to the right as far as possible Adjust the VOLUME control until the noise is easily heard but is not annoyingly loud Now slowly turn the SQUELCH control counterclockwise to the left until the noise just fades out mobile radio is now ready to receive messages from other radios in the communication system To Transmit A Message 1 Turn the mobile radio on 2 Remove the microphone from the hookswitch ...

Page 14: ...witch on the vehicular charger to the on position The ON indicator will glow 3 Depress the REPEATER ENABLE pushbutton switch to the on position The ENABLE indicator will glow indicating the Vehi cular Repeater System is opera tional i 4 When Vehicular Repeater System operation is no longer required the REPEATER pushbutton switch l must be in the off position The ENABLE indicator will go out 27 A v...

Page 15: ...st the serviceman in troubleshooting the transmitter and receiver DISASSEMBLY To gain access to the unit for servicing MOUNTING FRAME LOCK MAINTENANCE LB131154 1 Unlock the radio See Figure 5 2 Loosen the two captive screws shown in Figure 5 3 Pull the radio forward about two inches out of the mounting frame and lift off top cover 4 To gain access to the bottom side pull the radio all the way out ...

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