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VOX  

 
You 

cannot

 use VOX on voice transmissions with the

 TVSU-1B

 while the receiving antennas are 

being used, the PTT keying line must be used. VOX operation activates the rig internally, 
eliminating the possibility of a sequenced turn-on by the 

TVSU-1B

. The same applies to using a 

hand mike unless you operate the 

TVSU-1B

 from the microphone PTT wire, and use the 

sequencer’s PTT output to operate the radio PTT. The normal PTT on the radio microphone 
connection cannot be used. 
 
 

Time Delay Settings 

 
Remove power from the unit before changing switch positions. To access the 
delay adjustment switches, remove the two screws on each side of the 

TVSU-1B 

cover. The delay adjustments are grouped in a series of four DIP switches per 
function. They are labeled on the circuit board as shown in 

Figure 3

. Pushing the 

rocker style switch so the flat part is oriented to the "OPEN" side of the switch 
equates to a "1" in 

Table 1

 and will add delay time.   

 

Factory default for all DIP Switches = All switches closed, which is all zeros.  

All of the rocker switches are pressed down toward the numbers.  

 

 

PTT:

 Closure Delay from PTT IN to PTT OUT. Delay repeats on Key Up 

 

CW:

 Key Down Delay from CW IN to CW OUT. Delay repeats on Key Up 

 

AUX:

 Keying Delay of AUX OUT after PTT or CW Closure 

 

PREA:

 Pre Amp Power - OUT (Hang-Time) Delays power on after CW or PTT Key Up 

 

LIN:

 T/R AMP - Off (Hang-Time) Delays un-keying of amplifier after CW or PTT Key Up 

 

TONE:

 Adjusts CW Side-tone Frequency 

 

Refer to 

Figure 4

 which diagrams the keying sequences and the delays that are available. 

  
 
 
When Switch is  
pressed toward 
   Open = One 
 
When Switch is  
 pressed toward 
a Number = Zero 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Figure 3 - Circuit Board DIP Switch Labeling 

Summary of Contents for DXE-TVSU-1B

Page 1: ...ncer Unit DXE TVSU 1B DXE TVSU 1B INS Rev 0a DX Engineering 2014 1200 Southeast Ave Tallmadge OH 44278 Phone 800 777 0703 Tech Support and International 330 572 3200 Fax 330 572 3279 E mail DXEngineer...

Page 2: ...Protective Timing to Transverters 5 Panel Connectors and Controls 5 Connections 6 Operation 10 Transmit Sequence 10 Receive Sequence 10 VOX 11 Time Delay Settings 11 CW Sidetone Audio Levels 12 Sequen...

Page 3: ...a 1 8 3 5 mm stereo jack Three 2 1 mm power plugs and two 1 8 3 5 mm stereo plugs are included with the TVSU 1B Note Do not connect a voltage source to the PRE AMP OUT jack To prevent damage spurious...

Page 4: ...nd equipment life Protecting Receiving Equipment Receiving equipment must be completely disabled before transmitter RF appears The very fast relays used in the DX Engineering AVA 2 series of receiving...

Page 5: ...in approximately 50 Hz increments 1 8 3 5 mm stereo plug Included with the TVSU 1B VOL Sidetone volume adjustment Maximum power output is 1 2 watt into 8 ohms 2 1 volts RMS or 7 5 volts peak to peak...

Page 6: ...while radio is in a transmit mode Ensures receiving antennas and amplifier are not switched back to receive while the transceiver is in transmit mode RCA phono jack NOTE All outputs except PRE AMP can...

Page 7: ...the 1 8 3 5 mm stereo mini plug into two RCA mono style connectors An example of this type of Y adapter is a Hosa Products model YRA 154 reference www hosatech com Do not use a Y adapter that combines...

Page 8: ...8 Figure 1 Basic Connections to Typical Peripheral Equipment...

Page 9: ...9 Refer to Figure 1 for additional TVSU 1B connections Figure 2...

Page 10: ...released the T R radio control line 5 PRE AMP POWER OUT is restored after programmable delay This sequencing controller automatically adds the PTT or CW input delays to user programmed hang time dela...

Page 11: ...ction They are labeled on the circuit board as shown in Figure 3 Pushing the rocker style switch so the flat part is oriented to the OPEN side of the switch equates to a 1 in Table 1 and will add dela...

Page 12: ...e 1 DIP Switch Delay Settings for Each Function Note The delay time increments work independently and are not additive Typical Switchover Times Linear Amplifier 5 to 15 ms DX Engineering Active Antenn...

Page 13: ...13 Figure 4 TVSU 1B Timing Diagram...

Page 14: ...14 Appendix A Typical Connection Configurations Verify all connections and settings with your radio manufacturer s manual Figure A 1 Icom 756 Pro III...

Page 15: ...ettings with your radio manufacturer s manual TX Mode See note below Kenwood TX Mode Verify Menu Setting 28A for a 1 10ms Amp Delay Figure A 2 Kenwood TS 2000 Verify all connections and settings with...

Page 16: ...16 Figure A 3 Yaesu FT 2000...

Page 17: ...popular designs is also exceptionally good Decoupling the shield greatly reduces feedline conducted noise and unwanted signal interference Features Close Spacing from Transmit Antennas element ground...

Page 18: ...e DXE DCPC 24 is a 24 inch red and black stripe power cable that features TWO 2 1 mm DC power connectors known as barrel concentric or tip connectors one at each end This unusual patch cable may be us...

Page 19: ...high performance receive systems Quad sealed system prevents moisture from migrating into the connection 360 degree radial compression provides superior RF integrity 95 dB typical 60 bonded foil cabl...

Page 20: ...shall be deemed to be waived by Buyer unless made in writing The above warranties shall not extend to any products or parts thereof which have been subjected to any misuse or neglect damaged by accide...

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