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TO INSTALL AN ADDITIONAL MODULE: 

 

 

Select which of the three positions that will be occupied by the new circuit 

board module. Remove the mainframe from the rack and disconnect the power. 
Remove the bottom cover, and the #4-40 x ¼” mounting studs adjacent to the new 
modules location from the mainframe. Remove the appropriate rear panel connector 
cover (blank) from the mainframe. Then remove the appropriate front panel 
“nameplate” blank from the mainframe. 

 

 

Install the new circuit board module with the components toward the top cover. 

Take care to avoid moving any of the pre-set controls (just a slight change can cause 
the unit to malfunction). Slip the connectors through the holes in the rear panel and 
drop the front edge of the circuit board onto the brackets attached to the front panel. 

 

 

Install the two 3/8” lock washers and the two 3/8-32 nuts on the outermost “F” 

connector barrels. Gently tighten the nuts while holding the circuit board against the 
front mounting brackets. Next install two #4-40 x ¼” studs and the lock washers to 
secure the front of the board to the mounting brackets. 

 

 

Remove the top over from the mainframe. Connect the negative DC supply to 

the new circuit board from the PMS610 power distribution wire. 0.025” square 
connector pins are used, usually connected to a multiple jumper daisy chain 
(provided) with mating female connectors which connect from one circuit board to 
the next. Power supply return is through the chassis. 

 

 

Push any L.E.D.'s  (Light Emitting Diodes) straight into the appropriate 

mounting holes. (See instructions for the particular module being installed). Insert 
only until the dark collar around the colored LED is flush with the front panel, the 
collar must not protrude, in order to avoid interfering with the new nameplate. 

 

 

Mount the new front panel nameplate (Furnished with the circuit board module 

being installed). Temporarily set the new nameplate in place and check that all 
necessary cutouts are clear. Remove the paper peel coat from the adhesive backing 
of the nameplate, then slide the nameplate down around the L.E.D.'s onto the panel. 
Press gently to set the adhesive. 

 

 

Mount any additional panel components (switches, meters, potentiometer, etc.) 

with the hardware supplied. Gently tighten the fastener to secure the components, 
do not over tighten the hardware. 

 

 

Mount the new rear panel connector identification strips as illustrated in the 

instruction book for the particular module being installed. Connect input, output, and 
power cables. The green “POWER ON” indicator should be illuminated. Set any 
internal controls as required. 
 
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Summary of Contents for FMR622S

Page 1: ...FMR622S DUAL NARROW BAND SLIDING DE EMPHASIS DEMODULATOR INSTRUCTION BOOK IB 1222 22 ...

Page 2: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1 0 INTRODUCTION 2 0 INSTALLATION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 3 0 SPECIFICATIONS 4 0 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 5 0 MAINTENANCE 6 0 TUNING PROCEDURES COMPONENET LOCATOR APPENDIX B ...

Page 3: ...ing PMS610 refer to Appendix B of this instruction set for the installation procedure Connect an RG59U cable between the COMPOSITE output of the satellite receiver and the SUBCARRIER INPUT IN on the rear of the FMR622S Terminate the SUBCARIER INPUT OUT with 75 ohms either a resistor or looped through into another unit with 75 ohms resistive termination Rotate the subcarrier SQ Squelch control at t...

Page 4: ... VDC 120 mA PMS610 SIZE MOUNTING This unit requires 1 3 FM Systems PMS610 mainframe power supply which fits into a standard 19 wide rack with 17 13 16 between mounting rails 1 high 10 deep The other 2 spaces in the PMS610 accommodates additional FM Systems 600 series modules The compact power supply in the PMS610 does not require a separate module location as it is beside the three module location...

Page 5: ... U5 provides a low impedance drive for negative feedback to stabilize the gain and operating point of U5 at low frequencies U6 provides 10 dB of gain and buffers the high output impedance of U5 and C141 to feed the following stages AUDIO OUTPUT U7 U8 One half of U8 provides the 75 microsecond de emphasis for the base band audio output and is used to set the drive level to U8 a semi floating fully ...

Page 6: ...retuning If circumstances require that the retuning be done in the field the following procedure may be used TEST EQUIPMENT REQUIRED A Deviation Meter D Distortion Analyzer B FM Generator E Audio Sine wave Generator C Oscilloscope TUNING OF THE BANDPASS FILTER Connect the FM generator set the approximately 1 Vp p at the required sub carrier frequency to J2 sub carrier input Connect the scope probe...

Page 7: ...res better than 0 5 connect the RF output of the FM generator set to 30mV to the sub carrier input of the FMR622S Terminate the subcarrier output with 75 Ohms Connect the input to the distortion analyzer to the wiper of VR131 Left VR231 if right channel The audio level should measure within 3 dB of 0 dBm 1 5 to 3 Vp p Adjust C115 for minimum THD it should be better than 0 7 TUNING THE DE EMPHASIS ...

Page 8: ... center tapped 600 Ohm lead Modulate the subcarrier 100 with 1 KHz Monitor the signal level at the junction of the two load resistors and adjust VR156 for the best null Check levels at T R then should be identical Connecting either T or R to ground should increase the level of the opposite terminal by 6 dB 1 dB Connecting the center tap of the load to ground should have no effect on the level APPE...

Page 9: ...610 power distribution wire 0 025 square connector pins are used usually connected to a multiple jumper daisy chain provided with mating female connectors which connect from one circuit board to the next Power supply return is through the chassis Push any L E D s Light Emitting Diodes straight into the appropriate mounting holes See instructions for the particular module being installed Insert onl...

Page 10: ...conditions but can seriously reduce the ability of the unit to function correctly under other conditions which may be encountered Therefore if you must adjust a control place a mark on it before moving it so that it may be returned to its original setting with reasonable accuracy Disconnect power Replace the top and bottom covers and mount mainframe to rack Reconnect power and check for normal ope...

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