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4.4

BER (Bit Error Rate) Measurement

(1) The Panel Test Mode is used to measure the BER (Refer

"4.2.1 Test mode operation features").

(2) Select "7" (NXDN Mode) for test signaling (Refer to "4.2.3

Frequency and Signaling" (2) Test signaling).

Note:

"7" (NXDN Mode) can be selected only by PC test mode.

(3) The bandwidth is fixed to Narrow.
(4) Select a test frequency ("4.2.3 Frequency and Signaling"

(1) Test frequency).

(5) Measure the BER (Bit Error Rate) using the digital radio

tester.
Enter a standard input signal into the transceiver as a
FSW+PN9 for NXDN.

(6) Adjust the input signal level to achieve the standard bit

error rate (BER).

(For example, if the BER is 0.86%, the display shows
"0.86".)

4.5

Adjustment points

4.6

Test Equipment Required for Alignment

*The test equipment which is not used for adjustment is contained in this table.

MAIN UNIT (XC1-286)
Component side

RTC

Test Equipment

Major Specifications

1. Standard Signal
Generator (SSG)

Frequency Range
Modulation
Output

10 to 100MHz
Frequency modulation and external modulation
-127dBm/0.1uV to greater than -20dBm/22.4mV

When performing the Frequency adjustment, the following accuracy is necessary.
• 0.003ppm
Use a standard oscillator for adjustments, if necessary.

2. Power Meter

Input Impedance
Operation Frequency
Measurement Capability

50ohm
10 to 100MHz
Vicinity of 200W

3. Deviation Meter

Frequency Range

10 to 100MHz

4. Digital Volt Meter
(DVM)

Measuring Range
Input Impedance

10mV to 20V DC
High input impedance for minimum circuit loading

5. Oscilloscope

DC through 30MHz

6. Frequency Counter

Frequency Range
Frequency Stability

10Hz to 1000MHz
0.2ppm or less

To measure the oscillating frequency of the internal clock 32766.00Hz~32770.00Hz for
RTC Correction Resolution 0.01Hz is better for accuracy adjustment.

7. Ammeter

30A or more

8. AF Volt Meter (AF VM)

Frequency Range
Voltage Range

50Hz to 10kHz
1mV to 10V

9. Audio Generator (AG)

Frequency Range
Output

50Hz to 5kHz or more
0 to 1V

10. Distortion Meter

Capability
Input Level

3% or less at 1kHz
50mV to 10Vrms

11. Spectrum Analyzer

Measuring Range

DC to 1GHz or more

12. 4ohm Dummy Load

Approx. 4ohm, 30W

13. Regulated Power Supply

13.4V, approx. 30A (adjustable from 9V to 17V)
Useful if ammeter equipped

Summary of Contents for NX-5600HB

Page 1: ... 001 2019 6 SERVICE MANUAL B5B 7318 00 NX 5600HB COPYRIGHT 2019 JVC KENWOOD Corporation TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 PRECAUTION 1 4 2 SPECIFIC SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS 1 4 3 DISASSEMBLY 1 34 4 ADJUSTMENT 1 37 5 TROUBLESHOOTING 1 57 This product complies with the RoHS directive for the European market This product uses Lead Free solder ...

Page 2: ...ovement purposes Firmware Copyrights The title to and ownership of copyrights for firmware embedded in KENWOOD product memories are reserved for JVC KENWOOD Corporation Any modifying reverse engineering copy reproducing or disclosing on an Internet website of the firmware is strictly prohibited without prior written consent of JVC KENWOOD Corporation Furthermore any reselling assigning or transfer...

Page 3: ... 15 Operating Temperature Range 22 F to 140 F 30 C to 60 C Frequency Stability 30 C to 60 C 25 C Ref 0 5ppm Dimensions W x H x D Projections not included 7 01 x 2 56 x 13 84 in 178 x 65 x 351 5 mm Weight 12 1 lbs 5 5 kg RECEIVER Sensitivity NXDN 12 5kHz Digital 3 BER 0 25μV Analog 20kHz 12dB SINAD 0 25μV Selectivity Analog 85dB Digital 57dB Intermodulation 80dB Spurious Rejection 90dB Audio Distor...

Page 4: ... KES 5A YES Option Delivery Are you using the secure cryptographic module KWD AE30 or KWD AE31 YES NO NO NO NO Option KMC 27A KMC 27B KMC 28A KMC 35 KMC 36 KMC 65 KMC 66 YES Option Desk top microphone KMC 9C Frequency range MHz RF power Type Operation panel TX RX 39 50 110W NX 5600HB F3 No NX 5600HB is complete by combining options with only the transceiver body without panel Merchandise received ...

Page 5: ...es write to the transceiver Transceiver information mode Used to confirm the transceiver firmware version SCM firmware version and SCM Hardware version Mode Operation User mode Power ON Panel test mode 2 Power ON Power ON Select the Panel Test using the key Press the key PC mode Received commands from PC Panel tuning mode Panel test mode User mode Data programming mode PC tuning mode Transceiver i...

Page 6: ...supplied on a CD This software runs under Windows 7 8 1 or 10 The data can be input to or read from the transceiver and edited on the screen 2 2 6 Firmware Programming Mode 2 2 6 1 Preface Flash memory is mounted on the transceiver This allows the transceiver to be upgrade when new features are released in the future For details on how to obtain the firmware contact Customer Service 2 2 6 2 Connec...

Page 7: ... E30 3382 05 to the modular microphone jacks on the source and target 6 Press key on the source while the source displays CLONE MODE The data of the source is sent to the target While the target is receiving the data PROGRAM is displayed When cloning of the data is completed the source displays END and the target automatically operates in the User mode The target can then be operated by the same p...

Page 8: ...o the previous item Unused Unused Unused TX Frequency OFF Unused Unused Unused Exit panel program mode Exit panel program mode Exit panel program mode Exit panel program mode Exit panel program mode Exit panel program mode Exit panel program mode Zone change Channel change Frequency up Frequency up Channel type change Transmit Mode change Signaling number change Zone change Channel change Frequenc...

Page 9: ...gnaling type change RX RAN ON OFF TX RAN ON OFF Unused MICKeypad 0 9 Entry a Frequency directly Entry a code directly Transmit power select 1 2 or 3 6 MIC Keypad Decision Decision Decision Decision MIC Keypad Back to the previous item Back to the previous item Back to the previous item Back to the previous item Key Item Channel Name Decision and exit the Manual Entry mode Back to the previous item...

Page 10: ...or RAN Channel Type Analog Mixed Transmit Mode NXDN TX Frequency Other than OFF Channel Type Analog Mixed Transmit Mode NXDN High or Analog or Analog TX Frequency OFF Channel Type NXDN Channel Type NXDN Mixed Transmit Mode NXDN Note Zone Channel Format allows you to whether to configure for each zone the channels in the same system or channels in different system TX Frequency Other than OFF Channe...

Page 11: ...NECTOR WITH CABLE ANTENNA CONNECTOR M TYPE DEPTH OF EFFECTIVE THREAD 10 33 28 8 4 2 M x0 7 CAUTION LABEL FCC CAUTION LABEL HOT SURFACE KCT 71 CONNECTION DEPTH OF EFFECTIVE THREAD 8 SMA CONNECTOR GPS ACC CONNECTOR MOLEX 9P WITH CABLE D SUB CONNECTOR 25P MICRO USB CONNECTOR WITH CABLE 121 6 66 45 5 65 336 5 351 5 177 178 4 3 M x0 7 ...

Page 12: ...switch setting Note For the multi RF Deck system refer to the KRK 14H KRK 15B service manual B5B 7173 20 Because the NX 5600HB has the function of the KRK 15B it can be connected directly to the REMOTE CONTROL HEAD The KRK 14H interface kit is required to connect the KCH 19 and radio Refer to the KRK 14H KRK 15B service manual B5B 7173 20 NX 5600HB KCH 20R KCT 71 REMOTE CONTROL HEAD SW1 SW4 ON SW1...

Page 13: ...ns are the same there is no influence on the operation 2 Fit the waterproof packing to the chassis then press it in the direction of the arrow and flatten its surface 3 Form the cable of the KCT 71 so as not to protrude from the groove of the chassis as shown below 4 Attach the MOLDING COVER of the radio accessory to the chassis and tighten the 2 screws 5 Attach the other side of the KCT 71 or KCT...

Page 14: ...connector from the hole of another KCT 71 waterproof packing 3 Combine the modified KCT 71 of step 1 and KCT 71 of step 2 Plug the connector of the KCT 71 of step 2 into the hole of the KCT 71 waterproof packing of step 1 4 Insert each of the 2 connectors of the KCT 71 made in step 3 into the connectors of the radio 5 Fit the waterproof packing to the chassis then press it in the direction of the ...

Page 15: ...ad When connecting the KCT 18 to the KCH 20R the KCT 72 connection cable is used 1 To connect the KCT 72 to the KCH 20R modify cut the waterproof packing of the KCT 71 KCH 20R side The cutting position and procedure of the KCT 71 waterproof packing are the same as 2 3 1 2 Connecting procedure of the REMOTE CONTROL CABLE for Dual Head system Refer to the 2 3 1 2 Connecting procedure of the REMOTE C...

Page 16: ...e socket 12 pin and the Black lead into hole pin 11 of the socket 3 Connect the socket of KES 5 5A made in step 2 to the accessory connector 12 pin of the KCT 72 2 3 3 3 Use as public address speaker The 20W PA Public Address voice signal is output from pins 7 and 8 1 Connect the lead wire of the KES 5 5A to the Socket 9 pin NX 5600HB accessory Insert the black and white stripe lead into hole pin ...

Page 17: ...to the CN5 of the Main unit 5 Pull and remove the release paper while pressing down on the module with your finger to hold it in place to attach the module to the Main unit Note When it is necessary to remove the module do so by peeling the module off using your finger while pulling it vertically Do not use a screwdriver or other similar implement to remove the module you may inadvertently damage ...

Page 18: ...play If the KWD AE30 KWD AE31 is installed in other transceivers the Encryption Key data will be forced to zeroize 2 3 6 Changing D SUB 25 pin connector 4 pin 5 pin configuration 2 3 6 1 Change configuration of D SUB 25 pin connector from AUXIO9 to CTS 4 pin The output 4 pin of D SUB 25 pin connector is configured at the AUXIO9 as the default value Remove the R950 chip jumpers and solder the chip ...

Page 19: ...signal then passed through a four pole monolithic crystal filter XF601 to reject adjacent channel signal The filtered first IF signal is amplified by the first IF amplifier Q604 and Q603 and then applied to the IF system IC IC600 The IF system IC provides a second mixer second PLL AGC and A D converter The second mixer mixes the first IF signal with the 12 80MHz of second local oscillator output a...

Page 20: ...plifier Q308 and RF Power amplifier Q306 and Q307 to 110W 70W when the power is middle and 25W when the power is low IC301 is MMIC Q301 Q306 Q307 and Q308 is MOS FET The output of the final amplifier is then passed through the coupler antenna switch D306 D307 D308 D309 and D310 harmonic filter LPF and applied to the antenna terminal 2 4 4 4 APC Circuit The Automatic transmission power control circ...

Page 21: ...MPU DSP IC706 is used before control by the PLL IC to bring the VCO oscillation frequency close to the desired frequency As a result the VCO CV voltage does not change and is always stable at approximately 2 5V The modulation input terminal PLL_MOD of the PLL IC IC100 is used to modulate the VCO output The modulation data is generated by the IC706 The desired frequency is set for the PLL IC by the...

Page 22: ...gnal from Power management IC IC2 When Power switch is turned on BAT_CNT signal is controlled by PSW signal 54M goes to DC DC converter IC24 IC11 AVR ICs IC5 IC4 IC12 IC14 IC7 IC10 IC17 and IC6 IC24 12M is enabled while the 54M is operating 12M provides the power to the MPU DSP IC706 and turns on IC11 18M 18M provides the power to the MPU DSP and Mobile DDR IC702 and turns on IC5 33M IC14 33OPT 33...

Page 23: ...3M 50A I O Expander D sub level shift 8bit 16ch ADC AVCC OP Amp for VREF 25REF MPU DSP USB_VBUS OP Amp for AF SBC_2 50C PLL IC IF IC 2nd VCO VCO Common Amp Prescaler Fin filter switch 1st Lo filter switch SBC_2 PLL IC IF IC VCO Assist Frontend Tuning 200C VCO buffer Amp RX Hetero SW Local Amp 50R RXC 50BU SCTAM1 Option Board TAM_CNT Q8 Q9 D11 5V Reg TX RX VCO Ripple Filter 33SD microSD SD_EN TX He...

Page 24: ... 2 LO modes 2X and Offset LO OSLO 2X where LO is 2 RF_FREQ e g when transmitting at 2441MHz it is at 4882MHz OSLO where LO is at 2 3 RF_FREQ e g when transmitting at 2441MHz it is at 1627 333MHz In RX the 2X is always used In GFSK TX if power is 10dBm then OSLO is used In EDR2 TX if power is 12dBm then OSLO is used In EDR3 TX if power is 12dBm then OSLO is used Otherwise 2X is used for TX as well ...

Page 25: ...IFIER TV1 TV4 DC AMP IC600 IC IF IC IC701 IC FLASH MEMORY IC702 IC MOBILE DDR IC703 IC CLOCK BUFFER CLK BUFF IC704 705 IC LOGIC CONTROL LOGIC CTL IC706 IC MPU DSP IC707 708 IC ANALOG SWITCH ANALOG SW IC711 IC I O EXPANDER I O EXP IC712 IC A D CONVERTER A D CONV IC714 IC ANALOG SWITCH ANALOG SW IC715 IC D A CONVERTER DA CONV IC719 IC D A CONVERTER DA CONV IC720 IC VOLTAGE DETECT V DET IC901 IC DC A...

Page 26: ...D SW Q911 TRANSISTOR AF MUTE SWITCH AF MUTE SW REF NO PART NAME USE FUNCTION Q912 TRANSISTOR DC SWITCH DC SW Q913 FET DC SWITCH HR DC SW Q914 TRANSISTOR DC SWITCH DC SW Q915 FET PA MUTE SWITCH PA MUTE SW Q1001 1002 FET DC SWITCH DC SW Q1003 TRANSISTOR DC SWITCH DC SW D1 ZENER DIODE OVER VOLTAGE PROTECTION D2 DIODE REVERSE CURRENTPREVENTION D3 ZENERDIODE OVER VOLTAGE PROTECTION D5 DIODE SURGE PROTE...

Page 27: ...DE LINE PROTECTION D910 VARISTOR SURGE PROTECTION D911 DIODE LINE PROTECTION D1001 1006 DIODE LINE PROTECTION D1007 DIODE REVERSECURRENT PREVENTION D1008 ZENER DIODE OVER VOLTAGE PROTECTION D1009 1011 DIODE LINE PROTECTION D1012 DIODE REVERSECURRENT PREVENTION D1013 ZENER DIODE OVER VOLTAGE PROTECTION D1019 ZENER DIODE OVER VOLTAGE PROTECTION D1020 1021 VARISTOR SURGE PROTECTION D1024 ZENERDIODE O...

Page 28: ...hed B output 13 NC No connection 14 GND Ground 15 GND Ground 16 GND Ground 17 GND Ground 18 GND Ground 19 NC No connection 20 NC No connection 21 NC No connection 22 NC No connection 23 NC No connection 24 NC No connection 25 NC No connection 26 NC No connection 27 NC No connection 28 PRST O Reset 29 KEYINT I Key state change signal 30 I2CCK O I2C serial clock 31 I2CDT I O I2C serial data 32 GND G...

Page 29: ...und 5 USB_ID I USB identification 6 GND Ground J700 microSD 1 DAT2 I O Data 2 2 CD DAT3 I O Data 3 3 CMD I O Command input output 4 VDD O 3 3V output 5 CLK O Clock output 6 VSS Ground 7 DAT0 I O Data 0 8 DAT1 I O Data 1 9 CD I Card detect switch 10 COMMON Ground 11 GND1 Ground 12 GND2 Ground Pin No Name I O Function 25pin ACCESSORY CONNECTOR 1 NC Refer to D sub 25pin connector specification 2 RXD0...

Page 30: ...o connection 19 GND Ground 20 I2CDT I O I2C serial data 21 I2CCK I I2C serial clock 22 KEYINT O Key state change signal 23 PRST I Reset 24 NC No connection 25 NC No connection 26 NC No connection 27 NC No connection Pin No Name I O Function 28 NC No connection 29 NC No connection 30 NC No connection 31 NC No connection 32 NC No connection 33 GND Ground 34 GND Ground 35 GND Ground 36 GND Ground 37 ...

Page 31: ...esponse STD Deviation 20 9600Hz 3 3 dB 6 MI2 I Analog Audio Level STD Deviation 5 mVrms Allowable Frequency 300 3000 Hz Input Impedance 600 ohm 7 GND GND 8 AUXIO8 I O Digital VIH 4 5 2 V VIL 0 5 1 V VOH Io 1 5mA 4 5 2 V VOL Io 1 5mA 1 1 V 9 TXD2 O Digital VOH Io 1 5mA 3 7 5 2 V VOL Io 1 5mA 1 1 V CL 100 pF 10 RXD2 I Digital VIH 2 8 5 2 V VIL 0 65 V CL 100 pF 11 GND GND 12 AUXIO7 I O Digital VIH 4 ...

Page 32: ...24 1 dB Narrow 20 4800Hz 15 1 dB 20 AUXIO5 I O Digital VIH 4 5 2 V VIL 0 5 1 V VOH Io 1 5mA 4 5 2 V VOL Io 1 5mA 1 1 V 21 AUXIO4 I O Digital VIH 4 5 2 V VIL 0 5 1 V VOH Io 1 5mA 4 5 2 V VOL Io 1 5mA 1 1 V 22 AUXIO3 I O Digital VIH 4 5 2 V VIL 0 5 1 V VOH Io 1 5mA 4 5 2 V VOL Io 1 5mA 1 1 V 23 AUXIO2 I O Digital VIH 4 5 2 V VIL 0 5 1 V VOH Io 1 5mA 4 5 2 V VOL Io 1 5mA 1 1 V 24 AUXIO1 I O Digital V...

Page 33: ...equency 300 3000 Hz 3 NC 4 HR1 I Analog Input Voltage 5 0 16 0 V Input Current 2 0 A 5 HR2 O Analog Output Voltage This parameter depends on HR1 Voltage Output Voltage Loss 1 0 V Input Current 2 0 A 6 ES1 O Analog Audio Output 3 Distortion 12 W RL 4 ohm Allowable Frequency 300 3000 Hz 7 OS1 O Analog Audio Output 3 Distortion 12 W RL 4 ohm Allowable Frequency 300 3000 Hz 8 OS2 O Analog Audio Output...

Page 34: ...carefully so as not to peel off the Conductive Silicone Rubber 3 1 2 Removing the Main unit 1 Disconnect the connectors of the Main unit Note 2 2 Remove the solder fixing the antenna 3 Remove the FLAT SPRING 4 Remove the 7 screws of the parts that are fixed on the chassis 1 7 5 Remove the 6 screws fixing the Main unit x6 Note 2 The 2 connectors shown below are lock type When disconnecting the conn...

Page 35: ...sis with double sided tape remove it by the following procedure Insert a flat head screwdriver into the gap of MOLDING COVER 1 then twist it in the direction of the arrow 2 and remove it 3 2 Precautions for Reassembly 3 2 1 Wire forming Refer to the following pictures Interface unit Main unit FFC 1 2 MOLDING COVER Double sided tape BLS Board Level Shield BT GPS unit Avoid the capacitor Pass the wi...

Page 36: ...ssis are fitted 3 2 3 Assembly Information Sheet Cushion When Main Parts is changed ordered Assembled Sheet Cushion should also be changed ordered together The Sticker and Sheet etc are non reusable parts It requires the new one to get the radio s performance after repairs Groove side Chamfering side RUBBER SEAL Main Parts Assembled Sheet Cushion Part Name Part Number Part Name Part Number QTY SHI...

Page 37: ...st signaling 7 NXDN Mode is selected the result of Bit Error Rate BER calculation is displayed on the LCD 4 2 2 Key operation Function OFF Func not appears on the sub LCD display 1 When the mode is selected as Analog this function is enabled 2 When the mode is selected as NXDN bandwidth is fixed to Narrow When the mode is selected as Analog bandwidth is fixed to Wide Function ON Func appears on th...

Page 38: ...on Display Power ON Type Frequency range 39 50MHz After 2sec Temperature Power Aw Analog wide mode Nn NXDN narrow mode Squelch level Analog mode only Sub LCD display Main LCD display Signaling No Channel No F3 type is displayed as K Channel RX MHz TX MHz 1 44 600000 44 500000 2 39 100000 39 000000 3 49 900000 50 000000 4 44 500000 44 500000 5 44 700000 44 700000 6 44 900000 44 900000 No RX TX 1 No...

Page 39: ...down Adjustment value up Continuation up Adjustment value down Continuation down Auto adjustment start Wide Narrow NXDN Overlap point switching Shift to panel test mode To enter 5 6 7 or 13 reference level adjustments Writes the adjustment value Go to next adjustment item At the time of 5 6 7 or 13 point adjustment Adjustment point change Back to last adjustment item An RAST 256 2 6 CV voltage AD ...

Page 40: ...ansmit Power is adjusted Medium Transmit Power Medium Transmit Power is adjusted Low Transmit Power Low Transmit Power is adjusted Balance The transmit modulation frequency response is adjusted This item is adjusted so that the deviation of 2kHz becomes the same deviation of 20Hz This item must be adjusted before all adjustment items for deviations are adjusted High Deviation NXDN High Deviation o...

Page 41: ...ransmitter Section 5 1 1024 10 Low Transmit Power L_PWR 6 Transmitter Section 6 1 1024 11 Ramp Up Offset RAMPU ADC measurement value Transmitter Section 7 1 1024 12 Ramp Down Offset RAMPD ADC measurement value Transmitter Section 8 1 1024 13 Balance BAL Encode frequency 7 Transmitter Section 9 1 1024 14 Maximum Deviation ADEV 7 Transmitter Section 10 1 1024 15 NXDN High Deviation NDEV 7 Transmitte...

Page 42: ... measurement value 5 5 Receiver Section 7 1 256 27 Low RSSI LRSSI RSSI measurement value 5 Receiver Section 8 1 256 28 High RSSI HRSSI RSSI measurement value 5 Receiver Section 9 1 256 29 Tight Squelch SQLT ASQDET measurement value 5 Receiver Section 10 1 256 Order Adjustment item Main LCD display Sub LCD display Aw Analog Wide An Analog Narrow Nn NXDN Narrow Adjust item Number Adjustment range ...

Page 43: ... the key to write the adjustment value 7 reference level Adjustments 7 reference level Adjustments 7 reference level Adjustments 7 reference level Adjustments 7 reference level Adjustments 7 reference level Adjustments 7 reference level Adjustments 5 reference level Adjustments press hold press hold press hold press hold press hold press hold press hold press hold High Max Power Narrow 6 reference...

Page 44: ...and external modulation 127dBm 0 1uV to greater than 20dBm 22 4mV When performing the Frequency adjustment the following accuracy is necessary 0 003ppm Use a standard oscillator for adjustments if necessary 2 Power Meter Input Impedance Operation Frequency Measurement Capability 50ohm 10 to 100MHz Vicinity of 200W 3 Deviation Meter Frequency Range 10 to 100MHz 4 Digital Volt Meter DVM Measuring Ra...

Page 45: ...nt Adjustment Specifications Remarks PC PC test mode Panel Panel test mode Unit Parts Method 1 Frequency check PC 1 Test Channel 1 Test Signaling Mode Analog Signaling 1 2 Press Transmit key f counter Check an internal temperature of radio from 20 C to 33 C 0 5ppm 22 2Hz 44 5MHz Panel 1 CH Sig 1 1 2 PTT ON 2 High power check PC 1 Test Channel 1 Test Signaling Mode Analog Signaling 1 2 Press Transm...

Page 46: ...ess Transmit key Power meter Ammeter Check 22 28W 11A or less 1 Test Channel 2 Test Signaling Mode Analog Signaling 1 2 Press Transmit key 1 Test Channel 3 Test Signaling Mode Analog Signaling 1 2 Press Transmit key Panel 1 CH Sig 1 1 2 PTT ON Power meter Ammeter 1 CH Sig 2 1 2 PTT ON 1 CH Sig 3 1 2 PTT ON 4 MIC sensitivity check PC 1 Test Channel 1 Test Signaling Mode Analog Signaling 1 2 AG 1kHz...

Page 47: ...5 High1 High2 High3 High4 PC Automatic Adjustment 1 Press Tune Assist Voltage key 2 Press Apply All key to store the adjustment value after the automatic adjustment has been finished 3 Verify that the VCO lock voltage is within the specification PC Panel Manual Adjustment 1 V indicator on the PC window or LCD shows VCO lock voltage Change the adjustment value to get VCO lock voltage within the spe...

Page 48: ...CW without modulation SSG Press Start key of Auto Tuning Press Apply key to store the adjustment value after the automatic adjustment has finished IF20 value Within 0 10 digits The value of IF20 will become around 0 after the adjustment has finished Panel The Frequency adjustment can be performed only in PC tuning mode Caution Perform the frequency adjustment under the following conditions Tempera...

Page 49: ...imum Power PC 1 Adj item Low Maximum Power 2 Adj points 6 points Low1 Low4 Center2 Center4 High1 High4 3 Press Transmit key Power meter Ammeter 125W Press Apply All key for PC after all adjustment points have been adjusted Or press key for Panel to store the adjustment value at each adjustment point 10W 25A or less Panel 1 Adj item MAX L 2 Adj points Same as above 3 PTT ON 4 High Transmit Power PC...

Page 50: ...ffset PC 1 Adj item Ramp Down Offset 2 Press Transmit key Power meter Ammeter PC Automatic Adjustment 1 Press Tune Ramp Offset key 2 Press Apply All key to store the adjustment value after the automatic adjustment has finished PC Panel Manual Adjustment 1 Set the adjustment value to 1 2 Press Apply key for PC or key for Panel to store the adjustment value Panel 1 Adj item RAMPD 2 PTT ON 9 Balance ...

Page 51: ...n meter Oscilloscope Set a fixed value 505 for each adjustment point Transmit at each adjustment point and check that the deviation is within the Specifications Press Apply All key for PC after all adjustment points have been adjusted Or press key for Panel to store the adjustment value at each adjustment point 2995 3117Hz Panel 1 Adj item Nn NDEV 2 Deviation meter Same as above 3 Adj points Same ...

Page 52: ... Set a fixed value 550 for each adjustment point Press Apply All key for PC after all adjustment points have been adjusted Or press key for Panel to store the adjustment value at each adjustment point 2 50kHz 0 05kHz Panel 1 Adj item Aw DTMF 2 Deviation meter Same as above 3 Adj points Same as above 4 PTT ON 15 Single Tone Deviation Analog Wide PC 1 Adj item Single Tone Deviation Analog Wide 2 Dev...

Page 53: ...3 Adj points 7 points Low1 Low3 Center1 Center3 Center5 High2 High4 4 Press Transmit key Deviation meter Oscilloscope Set a fixed value 505 for each adjustment point Press Apply All key for PC after all adjustment points have been adjusted Or press key for Panel to store the adjustment value at each adjustment point 3 00kHz 0 05kHz Panel 1 Adj item Aw MSK 2 Deviation meter Same as above 3 Adj poin...

Page 54: ...t Or press key for Panel to store the adjustment value at each adjustment point Panel 1 Adj item An SENS2 2 Adj points Same as above 3 Sensitivity 3 PC 1 Adj item Sensitivity 3 2 Adj points 5 points Low1 Low4 Center3 High1 High4 SSG AF VM Dummy load Set a following fixed values Low1 30 Low4 37 Center3 76 High1 108 High4 106 Press Apply All key for PC after all adjustment points have been set Or pr...

Page 55: ...t point Or press key for Panel to store the adjustment value at each adjustment point Panel 1 Adj item An RRSSI 2 SSG output Same as above 3 Adj points Same as above 7 Open Squelch Analog Wide PC 1 Adj item Open Squelch Analog Wide 2 SSG output 12dB SINAD level at Analog Wide 3dB MOD 1kHz 3kHz 3 Adj points 5 points Low1 Low4 Center3 High1 High4 SSG Distortion meter Oscilloscope After input signal ...

Page 56: ... input signal from SSG Press Apply key for PC to store the adjustment value at each adjustment point Or press key for Panel to store the adjustment value at each adjustment point Panel 1 Adj item An HRSSI 2 SSG output Same as above 3 Adj points Same as above 10 Tight Squelch Analog Wide PC 1 Adj item Squelch Tight Analog Wide 2 SSG output 12dB SINAD level 6dB MOD 1kHz 3 0kHz 3 Adj points 5 points ...

Page 57: ...clock Normal voltage 1 2V 19 2MHz MPU DSP side R708 Pass Pass Pass Pass Checking the Reset Control signal Checking the control signal input to the MPU DSP RST D12 Anode side BINT IC2 13pin The POWER key is pressed and held Checking the MPU DSP input switch signal The BGA parts are not broken Check the peripheral circuit of IC2 2 Page 1 59 The BGA parts are not broken Checking for an abnormal point...

Page 58: ...tage monitoring LOW Overvoltage 4 PSW_OUT Power switch signal LOW ON 5 IGN_OUT Ignition switch signal LOW ON 6 FRST Flash Memory reset signal LOW Reset 7 CS_F Flash Memory chip select signal LOW Active 8 SBC Switch B control HIGH ON 9 PRST LCD reset signal LOW Reset 1 8V If the FRST is always 0V the MPU DSP is broken Remove D701 to check the voltage of Flash memory side R732 If the voltage becomes...

Page 59: ...e If set correctly 54M IC8 or its peripheral circuit is broken 54M IC8 or its peripheral circuit is broken When VIN of 54M is out of operating voltage range When the voltage of BAT_CNT is not High IC2 31BU 50BU or one of these peripheral circuit is broken IC2 is broken Set the supply voltage within the operating voltage range If set correctly IC2 or its peripheral circuit is broken When the voltag...

Page 60: ... 0V When both PSW and PSW_OUT are not linked with the power key When PSW is linked and PSW_OUT is not linked with the power key When both IGN and IGN_OUT are not 0V When IGN is 0V and IGN_OUT is not 0V A IC2 is written the program B MPU DSP IC706 communicates with IC2 by serial communication at startup of deck Only firmware version of IC2 is confirmed IC706 in serial communication Even when firmwa...

Page 61: ...34 00 Connect the cable to the CN5 correctly Check the Module BT GPS unit PCB side B Verify the BT GPS power supply 33BT L4 3 3V The BT GPS power supply line 33BT circuit faulty Visual check of the PCB side A parts Whether not damaged L4 C15 C19 C20 C33 Replace any abnormal parts Fail Fail Fail Fail Fail Fail Pass Pass Pass Pass Verify the reference clock for the BT GPS BT_CLK Intersection of C8 a...

Page 62: ... 6pin Square waveform UART data of 3 3V logic The 18BT_HC1 RX TXD2 line circuit is faulty Visual check of the CP1 IC6 R22 Whether not damaged Replace any abnormal parts Verify the BT GPS control signal 18BT_TX IC6 8pin Square waveform UART data of 1 8V logic Verify the BT GPS control signal RXD2 CN1 7pin Square waveform UART data of 3 3V logic Baud rate Default 115 2kbps After 3 967Mbps Fail Check...

Page 63: ...U DSP IC is abnormal Replace the PCB The TXD2 18BT_HCI_RX line circuit is faulty Replace the CP705 The RXD2 18BT_HCI_TX line circuit is faulty Replace the CP705 The MPU DSP IC is abnormal Replace the PCB 1 33BT BT GPS IC 3 3V power supply 2 18BT BT GPS IC 1 8V power supply 3 33GPS BT GPS IC 3 3V power supply 4 TXD2 BT GPS serial data line connected to UART TX of MPU DSP IC MPU DSP to BT GPS IC 5 R...

Page 64: ...unit PCB side A Check the Module BT GPS unit PCB side A Verify the ANT Matching Parts Visual check of L15 C68 Whether not damaged Check the Module BT GPS unit PCB side B a Verify the BT GPS power supply 18BT L15 1 8V Check the Module BT GPS unit PCB side B b Verify the RTC for the BT GPS X2 3pin Square waveform 32 768kHz 1 8Vp p Is the BT headset charged enough Is the BT headset turned on Is the B...

Page 65: ...control signal TXD2 CN1 6pin Square waveform UART data of 3 3V logic Verify the BT GPS control signal BT_SHUTDOWN CN1 14pin 3 3V Check the Main unit PCB b BT_SHUTDOWN Line circuit is faulty Visual check of the IC1 R7 Whether not damaged Replace any abnormal parts The 18BT_HCI_RX TXD2 line circuit is faulty Visual check of the CP1 IC6 R22 Whether not damaged Replace any abnormal parts Pass Pass The...

Page 66: ...GPS control signal RXD2 CN735 14pin Square waveform UART data of 3 3V logic Baud rate Default 115 2kbps After 3 967Mbps Fail Fail Verify the BT GPS control signal 18BT_HCI_TX CP705 4pin Square waveform UART data of 1 8V logic Pass The MPU DSP IC is abnormal Replace the PCB Descriptions of signal names 1 33BT BT GPS IC 3 3V power supply 2 18BT BT GPS IC 1 8V power supply 3 TXD2 BT GPS serial data l...

Page 67: ...mages below for label placement 5 If necessary write the FPU data used by the customer with the KPG D1 D1N Note When using the ESN Validation function of NXDN Trunking the NXDN ESN number changes when the circuit board is changed the number is written on the circuit board the NXDN Trunking System cannot be accessed Use the NEXEDGE 1st and NEXEDGE 2nd Generation Trunking System side to reprogram th...

Page 68: ...BER SEAL and SHIELDING COVER of the transceiver Connect a transceiver Control Head Remote control cable regulated DC power supply programming interface cable KPG 46U or KPG 46X and power cable 3 While FLDM terminal has a short circuit with GND terminal on the PCB turn the DC Power supply output ON 4 Upon startup of FLDM loader FIRMWARE PROG appears on an LCD screen 5 Start KFL up select the desire...

Page 69: ...d in the Parts List The parts numbers values and rated voltage etc in the Schematic Diagrams are for reference only Since the circuit diagrams are standard ones the circuits and circuit constants may be subject to change for improvement without any notice The parts of the symbol with may vary depending on model Refer to the parts list for details The parts of the symbol with are unmounted parts ...

Page 70: ... capacitor The display shows the SSG input value required to obtain 12dB SINAD AF AF 1kHz 1kHz RF Center Frequency IC902 IC706 IC902 ANT L134 C150 Q107 C189 L135 C265 IC103 Q111 IC301 C317 Q301 C328 Q306 Q307 C365 D306 C372 MIC SSI SSI To PLL IC Transmit frequency 44 5MHz LPF ANT SW BPF BPF DELAY CIRCUIT NB SW NOISE BLANKER BPF IF IC MPU DSP CODEC 119dBm 120dBm 123dBm 114dBm 116dBm 121dBm 119dBm 1...

Page 71: ...MD CD DAT3 DAT2 NC 54M SB1 SB GND GND GND GND GND GND GND GND NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC PRST PRST NC NC 33M NC NC GND RXD0 TXD0 NC AFi AFO AFO PRST MIC_A MIC_A MIC_B MIC_B KEYINT KEYINT GND SB NC IGN AFoA AFoA AFoB AFoB CAN CAN PSW PRST MIC_A MIC_A MIC_B MIC_B CAN GND SB NC IGN AFoA AFoA AFoB AFoB CAN 50pin FFC 1 9 IGN GND NC ES2 HR1 HR2 ES1 OS1 OS2 IGN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ES2 NC HR1 HR2 ES1 OS1...

Page 72: ...R12 B 3A R13 B 1B R15 B 3A R16 B 1B R17 B 3A R18 B 3A R19 B 3A R20 B 3A R22 B 1B R23 B 1B R24 B 1B R25 B 3A R26 B 2A R27 B 3A R28 B 3A R29 B 2A R30 B 1B R31 B 1B R32 B 2A R33 B 1B R37 B 2A R38 B 2A R39 B 2A R40 B 2A R41 B 2A R42 B 2A R67 B 2B R68 B 2B R100 B 3A R101 B 3A R102 B 2A R103 B 2A R104 B 2A R105 B 2A R106 B 2A R107 B 2A CAPACITOR C3 B 3B C4 B 3B C5 B 3B C6 B 3B C7 B 3B C12 B 2B C14 B 1B ...

Page 73: ...R Q1 A 1B DIODE D17 B 1B D18 B 1B RESISTOR R1 B 3A R2 B 2A R3 B 3A R4 B 3A R7 B 3A R8 B 3B R9 A 1B R10 A 1B R11 B 3A R12 A 1B R13 A 1B R14 B 3A R15 B 1B R16 B 1B R18 A 2B R19 B 1B R21 A 2B R22 B 3A R23 B 1B R24 B 1A R25 B 2A R26 A 1B R27 B 2A R29 B 2B CAPACITOR C1 B 3B C2 B 3B C3 B 3A C4 A 1B C5 B 3A C6 B 3A C7 B 3A C8 A 1B C9 A 1B C10 A 1B C11 A 2B C12 A 1B C13 A 1B C14 A 1B C15 A 1B C16 A 2B C17...

Page 74: ...A C40 A 5B C41 B 5A C43 A 5A C44 B 5B C45 B 5A C46 A 5B C47 A 5A C48 B 5A C49 A 5A C50 B 5B C51 A 5A C52 A 5A C53 A 5A C54 B 5A C55 B 5A C56 A 5A C57 A 5A C59 A 5A C60 A 5A C61 A 5A C62 B 5A C63 B 5A C64 A 5A C65 B 4B C66 A 5B C67 B 4B C68 B 4B C69 A 5B C70 B 4B C71 B 4B C72 B 4B C73 A 5A C74 A 5A C75 A 5B C76 A 5B C77 A 4B C78 A 4B C80 A 4B C81 A 5B C82 A 5A C83 A 4B C84 A 4B C100 A 4B C101 A 4B ...

Page 75: ...L16 L15 L14 L12 L11 L10 L9 L7 L6 L5 J700 IC1015 IC1014 IC912 IC911 IC909 IC906 IC600 IC503 IC502 IC501 IC500 IC308 IC306 IC305 IC301 IC102 IC101 IC100 IC24 IC18 IC17 IC16 IC15 IC14 IC12 IC11 IC9 IC8 IC7 IC5 IC3 IC1 F6 F5 F4 F3 F2 F1 E1 D1024 D1021 D1020 D1019 D1013 D1012 D1011 D1010 D1009 D1008 D1007 D1006 D1005 D1004 D1003 D1002 D1001 D911 D910 D908 D906 D905 D904 D903 D601 D600 D529 D528 D526 D3...

Page 76: ...0 L129 L128 L127 L126 L124 L123 L121 L120 L117 L116 L115 L114 L113 L112 L110 L109 L108 L107 L106 L105 L104 L13 L4 IC1013 IC910 IC907 IC905 IC904 IC903 IC902 IC901 IC720 IC719 IC715 IC714 IC712 IC711 IC708 IC707 IC706 IC705 IC704 IC703 IC702 IC701 IC103 IC13 IC10 IC6 IC4 IC2 D1025 D907 D801 D711 D710 D708 D701 D700 D602 D525 D524 D523 D522 D521 D519 D518 D517 D515 D514 D513 D512 D511 D510 D509 D507...

Page 77: ...68k R104 100 R103 0 R10 68k R102 27k R17 100 R105 L18 L10 L8 L24 L22 L4 L25 L3 L15 L21 L11 L12 L13 L2 L5 L16 L9 L7 L23 L14 L1 L20 L19 L17 L6 VCC 16 2X 15 GND2 8 1X 14 X CoM 13 0X 12 3X 11 A 10 B 9 GND1 7 INH 6 1Y 5 3Y 4 Y CoM 3 2Y 2 0Y 1 TC74VHC4052AK IC5 VCC 16 2X 15 GND2 8 1X 14 X CoM 13 0X 12 3X 11 A 10 B 9 GND1 7 INH 6 1Y 5 3Y 4 Y CoM 3 2Y 2 0Y 1 TC74VHC4052AK IC4 VCC 8 CoNT1 7 oUT_IN2 6 IN_oU...

Page 78: ...DA E6 FM_I2C_SCL F6 FM_IRQ G6 FM_I2S_CLK F8 FM_I2S_FSYNC F7 FM_I2S_oUT G7 FM_I2S_IN G8 FM_AUD_IN_L H7 FM_AUD_IN_R H8 RTC_CLK H9 VDD1P8_FM J8 VSS_PASYNTH_FM J10 TEST_EN L10 VSS_PA_FM J9 FM_RFP_oUT K9 FM_RFP_IN L9 VSS_RF_FM K8 FM_ABGAP_CAP L8 VSS_ADCPLL_FM J7 FM_AUD_oUT_R K7 FM_AUD_oUT_L L7 REF_CLK_REQ J6 VDD_DIG3 K6 VPP L6 VSS_DIG4 J5 VDDS3 K5 VDD_SRAM2 L5 CLK_REQPoL G4 VSENSE J4 IFoRCE L4 GPS_I2C_...

Page 79: ...R49 100p C51 47k R35 L6 L12 11k R34 150k R48 10k R50 10u C59 10u C60 4 7u C31 11k R79 4 7u C33 30k R74 4 7u C56 RB060MM 40 D14 EXPOSED 11 BST 10 VIN_2 9 VIN_1 8 FREQ 7 GND 6 FB 5 CoMP 4 EN 3 SW_2 2 SW_1 1 MP2560DQ LF Z IC8 0 1u C47 ST70 27F 572 D5 TL44 TL43 TL42 TL41 TL40 TL39 TL38 TL37 L77 1802 05 X701 L7H 0076 00 X700 TL2 TL32 TL11 TL5 TL26 TL16 TL12 TL9 TL13 TL21 TL33 TL20 TL27 TL22 TL14 TL31 T...

Page 80: ...TCXO 18M RST I2CCK MPU DSP I2CDT UART2_SW1 UART2_SW2 UART2_SW3 USB_ID2 GPS_PA_EN BT_SHUTDOWN SD_DET UMode INT_IO IF_CLK_EN PRST_MON IGN Q705 A HOR GPS_ANT_SW WCLK BCLK BT_AUD_DI BT_AUD_DO RTS2 CTS2 BT_SW G_RXD2 G_TXD2 GPS_PWR GPS_ALM GPS_PA_EN BT_SHUTDOWN 54M CN6 POWER MANAGEMENT IC2 31BU OVRB_OUT IGN_OUT PSW_OUT PWR_CNT BINT2 RST BINT D1 Q20 DC SW OVRB OVRB P_TXD2 P_RXD2 BAT_CNT IGN PSW Bluetooth...

Page 81: ...rs BEWARE OF BOGUS PARTS Parts that do not meet specifications may cause trouble in regard to safety and performance We recommend that genuine parts be used x_ in a description column shows the number of the used part Contents Exploded view of general assembly and parts list Electrical parts list Packing materials and accessories parts list 3 2 3 4 3 20 ...

Page 82: ...on the exploded view of the PCB that part does not come with the PCB These parts must be ordered separately IC911 XC1 1 22 3 4 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 25 25 26 27 28 29 30 32 A B B E E F F F F F F F F G G G G G G G 33 33 34 MAIN UNIT 01 INTERFACE UNIT 03 MODULE UNIT 02 D F 23 C F 24 2 L316 XC1 OT1 XC1 Block No M1MM ...

Page 83: ...12 21 G02 0861 14 FLAT SPRING AUDIO AMP 22 G1A 0110 00 FIBROUS SHEET SHIELD COVER x3 23 G02 0894 14 EARTH SPRING FET x2 24 F2A 0095 00 INS SHEET SHIELD COVER x2 25 G1D 0071 10 CUSHION CHASSIS SHIELD COVER x2 26 G53 1626 03 PACKING DSUB CAP 27 G53 1662 04 PACKING ANT M 28 G53 1687 04 PACKING DSUB 29 G53 1768 04 PACKING SMA 30 G5D 0200 00 RUBBER SEAL 32 W09 0971 05 LITHIUM CELL 33 HOLDER DC USB MOLE...

Page 84: ... Z IC IC1014 TPS2051BDBV IC IC1015 TC7SZ08FEJC IC Q1 LSAR523UBFS8 TRANSISTOR Q3 SSM3K15AMFV FET Q4 LTC014EEBFS8 DIGI TRANSISTOR Q5 TPCP8107 F FET Q6 LTC014EEBFS8 DIGI TRANSISTOR Q7 LTC014TEBFS8 DIGI TRANSISTOR Q8 LSCR523EBFS8 TRANSISTOR Q9 LSAR523UBFS8 TRANSISTOR Q10 TPCP8107 F FET Q11 LTC014EEBFS8 DIGI TRANSISTOR Q12 EM6M2 FET Q13 SSM3J334RFT FET Q14 EM6M2 FET Q15 LTC014EEBFS8 DIGI TRANSISTOR Q16...

Page 85: ... F VARI CAP DIODE D509 1SV282 F VARI CAP DIODE D510 1SV282 F VARI CAP DIODE D511 1SV282 F VARI CAP DIODE D512 1SV282 F VARI CAP DIODE D513 1SV282 F VARI CAP DIODE D514 1SV282 F VARI CAP DIODE D515 1SV282 F VARI CAP DIODE D517 1SV282 F VARI CAP DIODE D518 1SV282 F VARI CAP DIODE D519 1SV282 F VARI CAP DIODE D521 1SV282 F VARI CAP DIODE D522 1SV282 F VARI CAP DIODE D523 1SV282 F VARI CAP DIODE D524 ...

Page 86: ...73HCH1H100B C CAPACITOR 10pF 50V B Symbol No Part No Part Name Description Local C103 CK73HB1H103K C CAPACITOR 0 01uF 50V K C104 CK73HB1H103K C CAPACITOR 0 01uF 50V K C106 CC73HCH1H101J C CAPACITOR 100pF 50V J C107 CC73HCH1H101J C CAPACITOR 100pF 50V J C108 CC73HCH1H101J C CAPACITOR 100pF 50V J C109 CC73HCH1H101J C CAPACITOR 100pF 50V J C110 CC73HCH1H101J C CAPACITOR 100pF 50V J C111 CC73HCH1H101J...

Page 87: ...OR 4700pF 50V K C331 CK73HBB1H472K C CAPACITOR 4700pF 50V K Symbol No Part No Part Name Description Local C334 CC730DZ2J681J C CAPACITOR 680pF 630V J C335 CK73HBB1H472K C CAPACITOR 4700pF 50V K C336 CK73HBB1H472K C CAPACITOR 4700pF 50V K C337 CC730DZ2J681J C CAPACITOR 680pF 630V J C338 CK73HB1H103K C CAPACITOR 0 01uF 50V K C340 CK73GBB1H472K C CAPACITOR 4700pF 50V K C341 CK73GBB1H472K C CAPACITOR ...

Page 88: ...50V G C568 CK73HB1H103K C CAPACITOR 0 01uF 50V K C569 CC73HCH1H391J C CAPACITOR 390pF 50V J Symbol No Part No Part Name Description Local C570 CK73HB1H103K C CAPACITOR 0 01uF 50V K C571 CK73HB1H103K C CAPACITOR 0 01uF 50V K C572 CK73HB1H103K C CAPACITOR 0 01uF 50V K C573 CK73HBB1H102K C CAPACITOR 1000pF 50V K C574 CK73HB1H103K C CAPACITOR 0 01uF 50V K C575 CC73HCH1H390G C CAPACITOR 39pF 50V G C576...

Page 89: ...1959 05 C CAPACITOR 0 1uF 16V C703 CK73EXR1E226K C CAPACITOR 22uF 25V K C704 CK73HB1H103K C CAPACITOR 0 01uF 50V K Symbol No Part No Part Name Description Local C705 C93 1959 05 C CAPACITOR 0 1uF 16V C706 C93 1959 05 C CAPACITOR 0 1uF 16V C707 CK73FB1C106K C CAPACITOR 10uF 16V K C708 CK73FB1C106K C CAPACITOR 10uF 16V K C709 C93 1959 05 C CAPACITOR 0 1uF 16V C711 CK73GB1A475K C CAPACITOR 4 7uF 10V ...

Page 90: ...PACITOR 1000pF 50V K Symbol No Part No Part Name Description Local C955 CC73HCH1H101J C CAPACITOR 100pF 50V J C971 CC73HCH1H471J C CAPACITOR 470pF 50V J C972 CC73HCH1H101J C CAPACITOR 100pF 50V J C973 CK73HB1C105K C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C974 CK73HB1A474K C CAPACITOR 0 47uF 10V K C975 CK73HB1C105K C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K C976 CK73HB1E104K C CAPACITOR 0 1uF 25V K C977 CK73HB1C105K C CAPACITOR 1uF 16V K...

Page 91: ...HH1J100D MF RESISTOR 10Ω 1 16W D Symbol No Part No Part Name Description Local R104 RN73HH1J100D MF RESISTOR 10Ω 1 16W D R105 RK73HB1J272J MG RESISTOR 2 7kΩ 1 16W J R106 RK73HH1J473D MG RESISTOR 47kΩ 1 16W D R107 RK73HB1J102J MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1 16W J R108 RK73HB1J102J MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1 16W J R109 RK73HB1J470J MG RESISTOR 47Ω 1 16W J R110 RK73HB1J102J MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1 16W J R111 RK73HH1J223D MG RES...

Page 92: ... RK73HB1J683J MG RESISTOR 68kΩ 1 16W J Symbol No Part No Part Name Description Local R371 RK73HB1J333J MG RESISTOR 33kΩ 1 16W J R372 RK73HH1J473D MG RESISTOR 47kΩ 1 16W D R373 RK73HB1J333J MG RESISTOR 33kΩ 1 16W J R374 RK73HH1J223D MG RESISTOR 22kΩ 1 16W D R375 RK73HB1J124J MG RESISTOR 120kΩ 1 16W J R376 RK73HH1J681D MG RESISTOR 680Ω 1 16W D R378 RK73HH1J223D MG RESISTOR 22kΩ 1 16W D R379 RK73HB1J...

Page 93: ...1J561J MG RESISTOR 560Ω 1 16W J R605 RK73HH1J103D MG RESISTOR 10kΩ 1 16W D Symbol No Part No Part Name Description Local R606 RK73HB1J000J MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1 16W J R607 RK73HB1J220J MG RESISTOR 22Ω 1 16W J R608 RK73HB1J561J MG RESISTOR 560Ω 1 16W J R609 RK73HB1J182J MG RESISTOR 1 8kΩ 1 16W J R610 RK73HB1J562J MG RESISTOR 5 6kΩ 1 16W J R611 RK73HB1J471J MG RESISTOR 470Ω 1 16W J R612 RK73JB1H472J MG R...

Page 94: ...1 20W J R810 RK73JB1H102J MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1 20W J Symbol No Part No Part Name Description Local R811 RK73JB1H222J MG RESISTOR 2 2kΩ 1 20W J R812 RK73JB1H222J MG RESISTOR 2 2kΩ 1 20W J R813 RK73JB1H220J MG RESISTOR 22Ω 1 20W J R814 RK73JB1H220J MG RESISTOR 22Ω 1 20W J R815 RK73JB1H220J MG RESISTOR 22Ω 1 20W J R816 RK73HB1J102J MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1 16W J R817 RK73JB1H220J MG RESISTOR 22Ω 1 20W J R818 R...

Page 95: ...RESISTOR 100Ω 1 16W J R1024 RK73GB2A102J MG RESISTOR 1kΩ 1 10W J R1025 RK73HH1J473D MG RESISTOR 47kΩ 1 16W D R1026 RK73GB2A221J MG RESISTOR 220Ω 1 10W J R1027 RK73GB2A221J MG RESISTOR 220Ω 1 10W J R1029 RK73HB1J000J MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1 16W J R1096 RK73HB1J000J MG RESISTOR 0Ω 1 16W J R1118 RK73HH1J473D MG RESISTOR 47kΩ 1 16W D Symbol No Part No Part Name Description Local R1119 RK73HH1J113D MG RESISTO...

Page 96: ...002 CHIP FERRITE L521 L34 4615 05 AIR CORE COIL L522 LB73G0AM 004 CHIP FERRITE Symbol No Part No Part Name Description Local L523 LB73G0AM 004 CHIP FERRITE L524 L34 4615 05 AIR CORE COIL L525 LB73G0AM 004 CHIP FERRITE L526 LK73G0BBR56K M CHIP INDUCTOR L527 L34 4615 05 AIR CORE COIL L528 LB73G0AM 004 CHIP FERRITE L529 LB73G0AM 004 CHIP FERRITE L530 LB73G0AM 004 CHIP FERRITE L531 L34 4615 05 AIR COR...

Page 97: ...SISTOR 100Ω 1 16W J CP900 RK74HB1J100J NET RESISTOR 10Ω 1 16W J E1 SHIELDING CASE Note F1 F53 0286 05 FUSE F2 FZA10BS 5R0 FUSE CC F3 FZA10BS 5R0 FUSE CC F4 F53 0286 05 FUSE F5 F53 0286 05 FUSE F6 FZA10BS 5R0 FUSE CC J700 E68 0426 05 JACK OTHERS OT1 G1B 0413 00 RUBBER SHEET TH302 NCU15WF104F6S N THERMISTOR Symbol No Part No Part Name Description Local TH303 NCU15WF104F6S N THERMISTOR TH304 NCU15WF1...

Page 98: ...6W J E1 F10 3226 05 SHIELDING CASE X1 L77 3123 05 TCXO X2 L77 3121 05 QUARTZ CRYSTAL Symbol No Part No Part Name Description Local Symbol No Part No Part Name Description Local IC1 OPA170AIDRLR IC IC2 TJA1051TK 3 IC IC3 BU33TD2WNVX IC IC4 TC74VHC4052AK IC IC5 TC74VHC4052AK IC IC6 BU7445HFV IC IC7 TCA9555RTWR IC IC8 BU7242NUX IC IC9 TC7W66FKF IC IC10 TC7W66FKF IC C3 CC73HCH1H470J C CAPACITOR 47pF 5...

Page 99: ... J R68 RK73HB1J103J MG RESISTOR 10kΩ 1 16W J R100 RK73HB1J473J MG RESISTOR 47kΩ 1 16W J R101 RK73HB1J473J MG RESISTOR 47kΩ 1 16W J R102 RK73HB1J683J MG RESISTOR 68kΩ 1 16W J R103 RK73HB1J101J MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1 16W J R104 RK73HB1J683J MG RESISTOR 68kΩ 1 16W J R105 RK73HB1J101J MG RESISTOR 100Ω 1 16W J R106 RK73HB1J333J MG RESISTOR 33kΩ 1 16W J R107 RK73HB1J333J MG RESISTOR 33kΩ 1 16W J L1 LB73G0AM...

Page 100: ...ST MANUAL 2 E6J 0019 00 SOCKET ACC 3 F0G 0296 00 MOLDING COVER ACC KCT 71 4 N67 4010 43 P H SEMS SCREW ACC KCT 71 x2 6 H02 0626 04 INNER CARTON OPTION 7 H1C 0209 00 PACKING FIXTURE BOTTOM LEFT 8 H1C 0210 00 PACKING FIXTURE BOTTOM RIGHT 9 H1C 0228 00 PACKING FIXTURE UP x2 10 H2B 0072 10 PROTECT SHEET MIRAMAT 11 H52 2129 22 ITEM CARTON Block No M2MM 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...

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