Icom C RP1520 Instruction Manual Download Page 19

MAINTENANCE 

6-6 TROUBLESHOOTING

The following chart is designed to help you correct

problems which are not equipment malfunctions.

If you are unable to locate the cause of the problem or

solve it through use of this chart, contact your nearest

lcom Dealer or Service Center.

PROBLEM

. Power does not come on

when [POWER] is
pushed.

 No sound comes from

the speaker or volume is
too low.

 Sensitivity is low.

 Received signal is not

retransmitted.

i. No output power or the

output is too low.

 ID call sign is not sent out

 Transmit signal is not

modulated.

POSSIBLE CAUSE

Power cable is improperly connected.

Power cable is cut.

Fuse is blown.

Polarity of the power connection is

Reconnect the power cable observing the proper

reversed when the DC power source is

polarity, then replace the DC fuse with a spare

used.

one.

[DC RESET] have not pushed for DC

operation.

Push [DC RESET] to start the power.

The battery for DC operation is discharged,

Charge the battery.

 Volume level is too low.

The squelch is closed.

 on the LED UNIT is cut.

Wrong Ndata or PLL reference frequency

is set.

The antenna 

 is cut or shorted.

Ndata setting is outside the duplexer

bandwidth.

[LOCAL INHIBIT] is pushed IN.

Wrong subaudible tone decoder frequency

is set.

[SQUELCH] is rotated too far CW.

Mic connector has a poor contact.

Wrong Ndata or PLL reference frequency

is set.

 setting is outside the duplexer

bandwidth.

The antenna 

 is cut or shorted.

ID function is turned OFF.

Backup battery is exhausted.

Mic connector has a poor contact.

SOLUTION

Connect the power cable securely.

Check the cable continuity.

Check for the cause, then 

 the fuse with

a spare one.

Rotate [VOLUME] CW to obtain a suitable

listening level.

Rotate [SQUELCH] CCW to open the squelch.

NOTE:

 [CTCSS] is turned OFF, the repeater transmits

when the squelch is open.

Solder 

Reset the N-data or PLL reference frequency.

Check the 

 and correct any improper

conditions.

Reset the N-data.

Push [LOCAL INHIBIT] OUT.

Reset the subaudible tone decoder frequency.

Rotate [SQUELCH] CCW to set the required

repeat signal level.

Check the connector pins.

Reset the N-data or PLL reference frequency.

Reset the N-data.

Check the 

 and correct any improper

conditions.

Turn ID function switch ON.

Replace the backup battery and input the ID call

sign.
CAUTION:

Battery replacement should be done by an

authorized lcom Dealer or Service Center.

Check the connector pins.

REF.

5

15

5 , 15

5

 

  5

  7

 

 7

 

 

 

  5

 

 

p. 10

p. 15

  5

CW: Clockwise

CCW: Counterclockwise

Summary of Contents for C RP1520

Page 1: ...c...

Page 2: ...rtant safety and operating instructions for the IC RP1520 PRECAUfiONS 1 UNPLUG the AC power cable from the AC outlet and wait a few minutes when removing the repeater cover 2 NEVER let metal wire or o...

Page 3: ...TABLE OUTPUT POWER Icom s expertise in radio technology has produced the IC RP1520 an FM repeater highly efficient and com pletely stable with a PA module used in the transmitter output circuit 2 WAY...

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Page 5: ...harge limiter AC POWER SOCKET AC Connets the supplied AC power cable to a domestic AC outlet RECEIVE ANTENNA CONNECTOR RX ANT Inputs incoming signals from the antenna sent through the duplexer Connect...

Page 6: ...p 4 l ACC socket See p 5 I Connect an antenna through a duplexer I Backup batteryterminals Make sure the backup battery is correctly connected Use a cable with following current capacity Solder or cla...

Page 7: ...2 COAXIAL CABLE We recommend using a coaxial cable as follows par ticularly in a fixed location installation of a repeater where feed lengths are very long Use a thick low loss all weather type coaxia...

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Page 9: ...CTCSS switch to turn OFF the tone squelch function if the CTCSS indicator lights up The repeater transmits all receive signals if the CTCSS indicator does not light up 3 That the SQUELCH control is r...

Page 10: ...80 Set dip switches Sl S2 at the values equivalent to the obtained N data Example of setting dip switches Sl Dip N data Dip switches value switches S2 5 16384 SlO 4 S2 4 8192 SlO 2 S l 1 0 512 SlO 1 S...

Page 11: ...panel of the repeater SUBAUDIBLE s3 SUBAUDIBLE s3 TONE TONE DECODER TONE TONE DECODER JUMBER FREQUENCY 1 2 3 4 5 6 NUMBER FREQUENCY 1 2 3 4 5 6 WI U W I 01 67 0 ON _ 20 131 8 ON ON 02 71 9 ON 21 136 5...

Page 12: ...l SUBAUDIBLE Sll TONE TONE ENCODER TONE TONE ENCODER IUMBER FREQUENCY 1 2 3 4 5 6 NUMBER FREQUENCY 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 W Hz 01 67 0 ON _ _ _ 20 131 8 ON ON 02 71 9 ON 21 136 5 ON ON ON 03 74 4 O N O N 22 14...

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Page 14: ...ter operates l Type A aln case 1 station monopolizes the repeater for 3 minutes or more l Types of timers factory default a Hang up time 1 second b Time out time 3 minutes c Repeat stopping time after...

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Page 18: ...e remotely controlled by a control operator using DTMF signals The DTMF signals must be sent as follows 1 Transmit signals twice as the preamble 2 Transmit your 4 digit password 3 Transmit D signals o...

Page 19: ...l Wrong subaudible tone decoder frequency is set l SQUELCH is rotated too far CW l Mic connector has a poor contact l Wrong Ndata or PLL reference frequency is set l N data setting is outside the dup...

Page 20: ...m m 7 INSIDE VIEWS...

Page 21: ...INSIDE VIEWS 7 7 2 BOTTOM VIEW...

Page 22: ...UNIT lights up when the subaudible tone encoder is turned ON S6 S6 ID writing switches Write the ID call sign See p 13 S9 SlO Transmit frequency switches Set the transmit frequency See p 7 Sll Subaudi...

Page 23: ...1 l Dimensions 425 W X 149 H X 368 D mm 16 7 W X 5 9 H X 14 5 D in l Weight 17 kg 37 5 lb TRANSMllTER l Output power 25w l Modulation system Variable reactance frequency modulation l Max frequency dev...

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