KAM MFJ-1272B Manual Download Page 2

MFJ-1272B

 Instruction Manual

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Installation

Before you install the MFJ-1272B TNC/MIC switch, you must set it up for your
particular radio.  The MFJ-1272B comes pre-wired from the factory for Kenwood
and Alinco radios 

without

 RECEIVE AUDIO on the microphone jack.  If you have

one of these radios, the TNC/MIC switch is ready to use.  If you have a Kenwood or
Alinco radio 

with

 RECEIVE AUDIO on the microphone jack, or if your radio is not a

Kenwood or Alinco refer to the configuration section.  We have given a few
diagrams for placing the internal jumpers for a few popular radios on Page 6.

Configuration

If you must configure the TNC/MIC switch for your radio, please follow this
procedure.

1.

Remove the two screws and top cover of the MFJ-1272B.

2.

Look at the writing on the unit's pc board.  Please refer to Tables 1 thru 6 as
to where to place the jumpers in relation to the pinouts on your radio.  

Consult

your radio's manual

 and the definitions below to match signals.

Audio Out:

Audio to the from either the TNC or radio MICROPHONE.

PTT:

This is the Push to talk signal from either the TNC or radio microphone.

Receive:

Audio from the radio to the TNC.  Please refer to the 

External Audio

 section

on the following page, if you use external audio make no connection here.

Audio In:

Audio from mic (same # as 

Audio Out

)

Ground:

This is the system ground on radio's mic connector.  Some radios have two
ground pins, MICROPHONE GROUND and GROUND. The microphone
ground 

should not

 be used, due to the possibility of introducing "hum" into the

system

.

  Always use the pin labeled ground.

Throughs:

Connect all pins here except MICROPHONE AUDIO.

Summary of Contents for MFJ-1272B

Page 1: ...and PK 12 96 900 MFJ 1272BX PK 232 MFJ 1272BYV KAM VHF port KPC 2 KPC 3 MFJ 1272BYH KAM HF port MFJ 1272BZ PK 88 For circuit board revisions refer to page 11 CAUTION Always check your radio s owner s...

Page 2: ...ews and top cover of the MFJ 1272B 2 Look at the writing on the unit s pc board Please refer to Tables 1 thru 6 as to where to place the jumpers in relation to the pinouts on your radio Consult your r...

Page 3: ...h Therefore no jumper connection should be made for Receive on the pc board Using the method above for connecting RECEIVE AUDIO to the TNC MIC switch will cut off the internal speaker inside the radio...

Page 4: ...in MFJ 1272B Header Place a jumper on 1 HD1 RECEIVE R1A 2 HD1 RECEIVE R2A 3 HD1 RECIEVE R3A 4 HD1 RECEIVE R4A 5 HD1 RECEIVE R5A 6 HD1 RECEIVE R6A 7 HD1 RECEIVE R7A 8 HD1 RECEIVE R8A Table 1 Refer to E...

Page 5: ...6 HD1 AUDIO OUT R6C 7 HD1 AUDIO OUT R7C 8 HD1 AUDIO OUT R8C Table 3 Ground Connections Table 4 below shows where you place a jumper depending on what microphone pin is designated GROUND For example if...

Page 6: ...ion R3E M3A on header HD2 Radio MIC Pin MFJ 1272B Header Place a jumper on 1 HD2 R1E M1A 2 HD2 R2E M2A 3 HD2 R3E M3A 4 HD2 R4E M4A 5 HD2 R5E M5A 6 HD2 R6E M6A 7 HD2 R7E M7A 8 HD2 R8E M8A Table 5 Mic A...

Page 7: ...MFJ 1272B Instruction Manual 7 Jumper positions for specific radios...

Page 8: ...MFJ 1272B Instruction Manual 8 Jumper positions for specific radios...

Page 9: ...ophone connector pins If the microphone plug does not insert easily then do not force it Find out what the problem is Tighten the threaded portion of the microphone securely 3 Connect the TNC cable wh...

Page 10: ...manual and all information on your station handy so you can answer any questions the technicians may ask You can also send questions by mail to MFJ Enterprises INC 300 Industrial Park Road Starkville...

Page 11: ...te This manual is written for the Revision 9 circuit board pictured on the right The only difference between revisions 8 and 9 is the pin labeling of the connectors HD1 and HD2 If your board is revisi...

Page 12: ...MFJ 1272B Instruction Manual 12 Schematic...

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