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2. FM-IF Alignment 10,7 MHz 

 

Alignment Sequence 

 

Wobbulator Output 

connected to

 

Indicator Connection

 

Alignment 

 

IF-Filter 3 

IF-Filter 2 and 1 

FM counter connection cable 

Via clip-on probe with built in 

diode connected to MP 303 

(a) Put Out   

(b) and (c) 

to maximum and 

symmetry

 

IF-Filter 3 

 

(a) 

to maximum and symmetry 

(inner maximum)

 

 

3. FM-RF Alignment 

a) FM Oscillator, filter and aerial circuit alignment 

 

Generator 

freq.  

 

 

 

Input sensitivity 22,5kHz dev 

1000Hz 

 

Oscillator Voltage 

pointer setting  Oscillator 

Filter circ. 

Aerial circ. 

6 db 

26 db 

1 W 

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Rejection 

At oscillator 

emitter 

At mixer 

emitter 

88 MHz 

(A) Maximum 

(C) Maximum  (E) Maximum  0,60 uV  1,8 uV 

0,7 uV 

52 db 

90… 100 mV  40… 50 mV 

106 MHz 

(B) Maximum 

(D) Maximum  (F) Maximum 

0,65 uV  2,0 uV 

2.0 uV 

48 db 

 

Note: Connect test transmitter with VHF signal (20 dB cable 60/150ohm, 22.5 kHz hub, 1 kHz module.) and adjust to the respective upper 

maximum. 

 

 
 

b) Adjustment of the display instrument at 

FM 

After performing the HF adjustment, set the pointer 

deflection of the display instrument to "9" at 88 MHz and 

an input voltage of > 1 mV with R 371. 

c) Muting 

Muting switch pressed. Feed in signal of 5 uV at the 

antenna input at 88 MHz. Open R 366 until the signal can 

be heard. Then slowly turn back the same controller until 

the still tuning (muting) switches. 

d) Checking the discriminator zero crossing 

and the frequency display 

After the HF adjustment has been carried out, with an 

input voltage U9 >100 uV and f= 88.000 MHz, 88.00 MHz 

must be set on the counter. At the same time measure 

the voltage with a DC voltmeter on the MP 305 (IC 302 

PIN 5). This value and the frequency display must not 

change after switching on the AFC (observe the switch-

on delay). Otherwise, correct with the phase shift circuit 

(F3). 

4. Stereo Matching 

Switch in "Stereo" position. 

a) 19 kHz setting 

Mute on, no signal. Connect counter to MP 306 (IC 303 

pin 10) and set 19 kHz ± 1 kHz with R 377. 

b) Stereo RF level 

Test transmitter modulated at 19 kHz, 6 kHz deviation 

at 88 MHz with 10 uV at antenna socket. Tune the 

device precisely and slowly turn the R 384 from the 

right stop until the stereo display lights up. 

c) 57 kHz lock 

FM station at 88MHz and one input signal 

Modulate > 1 mV with 57 kHz (3.75 kHz deviation), 

connect millivoltmeter to MP 304 (R 374) and set L 308 

to minimum. 

NOTES: 

Summary of Contents for Satellit 2400

Page 1: ... be adjusted with the aid of sufficiently accurate instrument e g GRUNDIG DM 44 and the given voltages should be kept within the stated tolerances I Adjustment of the Operating Points No signal AM button pressed range switch on KW1 U8 9V 1 Adjust the emitter current of T 502 with R 504 so that the voltage drop across R506 is 1 3V 2 The control voltage at PIN 9 of IC 401 is set to 0 15V with the re...

Page 2: ...rol of the 2nd oscillator in connection with the counter Feed in 6 200 MHz to K2 with approx 100uV at the base of the telescopic antenna ground St V 801 4 and set the receiver to 7 740 kHz with the tuning knob At this frequency there must be maximum deflection on reader otherwise adjust with C 459 or L 405 After removing the ground bridge the counter must show 6 200 MHz tolerance 2 kHz 5 Adjustmen...

Page 3: ...n input voltage of 1 mV with R 371 c Muting Muting switch pressed Feed in signal of 5 uV at the antenna input at 88 MHz Open R 366 until the signal can be heard Then slowly turn back the same controller until the still tuning muting switches d Checking the discriminator zero crossing and the frequency display After the HF adjustment has been carried out with an input voltage U9 100 uV and f 88 000...

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