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Voltage-Controlled Oscillator (U5)

The VCO uses a low-noise, high-gain transistor as the

basic oscillator. The resonant circuit, which determines the
frequency of oscillation, is formed by a high-Q SAW which
is used to set the center frequency at the factory. The output
of the VCO is coupled into a cascade amplifier which pro-
duces 0 dBm. The output of the RX-VCO amplifier is cou-
pled into the receive first double-balanced mixer circuit Z2
through amplifier Q103. The VCO amplifier output is also
connected to the input of TX-amplifier transistor Q104.

VCTCXO Reference Oscillator (Z1)

The Z1 oscillator module is self contained, fully tempera-

ture compensated and operates at a frequency of 13.2 MHz.
The oscillator also has modulation capability. Frequency is
adjusted by a trimmer while monitoring the transmit circuit
output at the antenna jack.

LOGIC CIRCUIT

The logic circuit consists of control circuits and audio

circuits (Figures 4 and 5). Physically, this circuit consists of
two circuit board as follows:

Control Board Assy.

LED Flex Assy. (M-RK I)

LCD/KB flex Assy. (M-RK II & Scan)

Control Board Assy.

The Control board consists of the following circuits (re-

fer to Figures 4 and 5):

CMOS Microprocessor (U1, U2)

E

2

PROM (U6)

Flash E

2

PROM (U4)

Custom CMOS DSP Chip (U3)

Custom CMOS ASP Chip (U7)

CMOS Inverters (U12)

CMOS OR gates (U15)

CMOS SRAM (U5)

Audio Amplifier (U11)

5 volt Regulator (U9,10)

Microcomputer

The main microcomputer circuit in this radio consists of

microprocessor, HD6475328FI1O (U2), 2 Kx8E

2

PROM

(U6), 128 K x 8 flash EPROM (U4), 8 K x 8 RAM (U5), and
custom DSP (U3). This circuitry runs at a 9.8304 MHz rate
determined by crystal Y1 and controls the radio through a
second microprocessor HD6473308FI6 (U1). This micro-
processor (U1) runs at an 4.9152 MHz rate. The 4.9152 MHz
rate is determined by DSP (U3).

Controlling the DSP, flash E

2

PROM and RAM

Loading data to the frequency synthesizer

Fetching and processing the PTT, monitor, channel
selection, and volume control

Controlling the LED display (M-RK I)

Loading data to the LCD display processor (M-RK II
& Scan)

Controlling the audio circuit (processor)

Decoding the squelch

Encoding/Decoding the Channel Guard and Digital
Channel Guard

Controlling the loading interface for the radio data
(channel number and signaling)

Flash E

2

PROM (U4)

IC U4 contains the software to control the microproces-

sor.

RAM (U5)

This RAM has a storage capacity of 64 Kbits up to 256

Kbits depending on software version.

E

2

PROM (U6)

This E

2

PROM has a storage capacity of 2 Kbit x 8. This

personality controls various functions of the radio. The per-
sonality data is entered from outside the radio through the
UDC connector to the microprocessor and then to the
E

2

PROM. The data mainly consists of the following:

Channel frequency Data

CG/DCG data

TX Power, TX Modulation Data

Squelch Data

Display Data, etc.

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Summary of Contents for M-RK

Page 1: ...Maintenance Manual M RK UHF PERSONAL TWO WAY FM RADIO COMBINATION LBI 38735A TABLE OF CONTENTS Service Assemblies LBI 38746 Service Section LBI 38740 Disassembly and Assembly LBI 38741 ericssonz...

Page 2: ...by Ericsson Inc Unpublished rights are reserved under the copyright laws of the United States This manual is published by Ericsson Inc without any warranty Improvements and changes to this manual nec...

Page 3: ...er Discriminator U11 9 Synthesizer Circuit 9 Phase Lock Loop Module U2 9 Voltage Controlled Oscillator U5 10 VCTCXO Reference Oscillator Z1 10 LOGIC CIRCUIT 10 Control Board Assy 10 Microcomputer 10 F...

Page 4: ...zer Circuit 15 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 15 Antenna 16 Mechanical Inspection 16 Alignment 16 Frequency Check 16 DISASSEMBLY 16 REPLACEMENT 16 TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURE 16 WEATHERPROOF INTEGRITY 16 DIAGRA...

Page 5: ...Deviation 5 kHz FM Hum Noise 45 dB Audio Distortion 3 60 Modulation Frequency Stability 5 ppm 30 C to 60 C RF Load Impedance 50 ohms Microphone Sensitivity Less than 90 dB SPL EIA 60 MDD Maximum Attac...

Page 6: ...ion the radio will not transmit while in the receive mode Automatic Power Levels The desired power level on each channel can be programmed into the radio personality Power level is automatically selec...

Page 7: ...with display processor rotary switch AF volume with switch d A battery pack that fits the M RK main unit e Lightweight plastic front and back housing RADIO ASSEMBLY TRANSMIT CIRCUIT The transmit circu...

Page 8: ...circuits c Digital Signal Processor DSP Includes a modem address decoder and clock control circuit d LED Flex Assembly M RK I Includes LED dis play rotary switch and AF volume with on off switch e LC...

Page 9: ...crystal filter FL304 Second IF Amplifier Discriminator U11 The Second IF Amplifier Discriminator circuit Figure 10 contains FM IF IC U11 TA31132F and 455 kHz ce ramic filter FL305 FL306 FL307 The FM...

Page 10: ...ates U15 CMOS SRAM U5 Audio Amplifier U11 5 volt Regulator U9 10 Microcomputer The main microcomputer circuit in this radio consists of microprocessor HD6475328FI1O U2 2 Kx8E2 PROM U6 128 K x 8 flash...

Page 11: ...Figure 3 Radio Block Diagram VHF UHF Figure 4 M RK I Logic Block Diagram LBI 38735 11...

Page 12: ...Figure 5 M RK II Scan Logic Block Diagram Figure 6 Power Amplifier PA UHF Figure 7 LPF DC T R SW Module U8 VHF UHF LBI 38735 12...

Page 13: ...Figure 8 RF Amplifier Mixer Figure 9 First IF Amplifier Figure 10 Second IF Amplifier Discriminator LBI 38735 13...

Page 14: ...p IC accommo dating almost all the audio functions The audio functions are under control of the microcomputer in compliance with the function of the radio unit The functions of the audio proces sor ar...

Page 15: ...te audio circuits to provide proper radio accessory operation The UDC voltage is set by the resistor within the UDC MAINTENANCE This Maintenance section provides information on ad justment of the radi...

Page 16: ...LPF DC T R SW VCO Voltage Controlled Oscilla tor and the VCTCXO Reference Oscillator These are very reliable devices and will not normally need to be re placed Before replacing any of these modules al...

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