
Instruction Manual, CG-200
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
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CLEAR ALL:
CAUTION!!!!
– This function clears the 16 message pages in memory and sets all selected
functions to default. All programmed messages and setting will be lost.
NOTE!
CLEAR ALL must be performed after the
battery
(B1) or the RAM(U4) are replaced.
TONE OPTIONS>
CANCEL
:
Exit without change.
TONE
SWEEP:
The unit will automatically sweep through the following frequencies: 125Hz, 250Hz, 400Hz, 1KHz, 2KHz,
4KHz, 8KHz, 10KHz, 12.5KHz, 16KHz and 20KHz. If you wish to maintain a single frequency, press the
SPACE
key during the tone you wish to maintain. Press the
SPACE
key again to continue sweeping. To
exit
TONE SWEEP
, repeat the menu selection.
TONE AMPLITUDE:
While in sweep mode, the
UP
and
DWN
keys will scroll through the following amplitude settings, 0dB, +4dB
and +8dB.
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
The
CG-200 CPU KERNELL SCHEMATIC
shows the CPU (U1), the program ROM (U2), the program latch
(U3) and the battery backed RAM (U6). U10 is the watch dog timer as well as the switch to battery backup at power
down, U4 and U5 provide a precise delay to the black character mask so that the white characters are centered on
top of the mask and U9 is the actual character generator.
The
CG-200 ANALOG INTERFACE
schematic shows the I/O connector (J2), the bypass relay (K1), which
will bypass to program video when power fails or from the BYP switch (S8). U11 is the SYNC separator and U16 is
the video and character mixer.
CALIBRATION
For all calibration procedures, the CG-200 requires a card extender, which may be purchased from
MULTIDYNE. There are only four simply adjustment that can be made:
R7
-
Horizontal
character
position, set to center text on screen.
R17 - Video Gain, set for 100 IRE.
R38 - Character Gain, set for 70 IRE.
R13 - Audio Gain, set counter-clockwise to maximum.
R12 – Audio Level Adjust; set for output level displayed on screen.
NOTE
Please be sure that the video input and video outputs are both terminated into 75 Ohms and that the
audio outputs are terminated into 600 Ohms.