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The FRG-100 is carefully designed to allow

the knowledgeable Operator to make nearly
all adjustments for various Station conditions,
modes and Operator preferences simply from

 controls on the front and rear 

 

out having to open the 

 of the transceiver.

The FRG-100 Operation manual describes

these adjustments, plus certain internal 

tings.

The following procedures 

 the 

times critical and tedious adjustments that are

not 

normally required once the transceiver

has left the factory. However, if darnage 

 and some 

 subsequently are 

 realignment may be required. If a

sudden 

 occurs 

 normal 

tion, it is likely due to component failure; 
alignment should not be done until after the
fault component has been replaced.

We recommend that 

 be 

formed by authorized Yaesu Service 

 experienced with the circuitry and fully

equipped for repair and alignment. So, if a
fault is suspected, you should contact the 

ing 

 for instructions regarding repair.

Authorized Yaesu Service technicians have

the latest 

 information, and 

align all circuits and make 

 

 

 to ensure compliance with

factory specifications after replacing faulty

components.

Those who do undertake any of the 

ing alignments are cautioned to proceed at
their own risk. Problems 

 by 

ized attempts at realignment are not covered
by the warranty 

 Also, Yaesu must 

serve the right to 

 circuits and 

ment procedures in the interests of improved

Performance, without notifying owners.

 no circumstances should any 

ment be attempted unless the normal 

and Operation of the 

 are clearly 

derstood, the 

 of the 

 has

been clearly pinpointed and any faulty 

ponents replaced, and the need for 

ment determined to be absolutely 

The following test equipment (and 

ough familiarity with it’s correct use) is 

sary for 

 realignment. Correction of

the 

 

 by misalignment 

ing from use of improper test equipment is

not covered 

 the warranty 

 While

most 

 do not require all of the equipment

listed, the interactions of some adjustments

may require that more 

 adjustments

be performed afterwards. D

not attempt to

 only a 

 step un less it is clearly

isolated electrically from all other 
Rather, have all test equipment ready before
beginning, and follow all of the 

 in a

 in the 

 they are presented.

 Digital DC Voltmeter
 RF Millivoltmeter

 AF Millivoltmeter
 RF Standard Signal Generator/calibrated

output and   

 0 

 

 Frequency Counter

0 FM Unit-100
0 SINAD Meter

Alignment Preparations   

0

0

.

Except where specified otherwise, the 

ceiver should be tuned to 14.2 MHz, and the

following controls set as indicated;
all buttons off
all knobs fully CCW (minimum)
After completing one 

 read the 

mg step to determine whether the same test

equipment will be required. If not, remove the

test equipment before proceeding.

Correct alignment requires that the 

ent temperature be the same as that of the

 and test equipment, and that this

temperature be held 

 between 20 and

 C (68   

 F). If the 

 is brought into

the shop from hot or 

 air it should be

allowed some time for thermal equalization
with the environment before alignment.

Alignments must only be made with the

oscillator shields and circuit boards firmly in

 

 

 Supplement

Summary of Contents for FRG-100

Page 1: ...FRG 100 Technical Supplement YAESU MUSEN CO LTD C P 0 Box 1500 Tokyo Japan YAESU U S A 17210 Edwards Rd Cerritos California 90701 U S A YAESU EUROPE B Vi Snipweg 3 1118AA Schipol The Netherlands...

Page 2: ...Reference Oscillator 4 2 2nd Local Oscillator 4 2 v c o 4 2 vco 1 2 4 2 vco 3 4 2 vco 4 4 2 vco 5 4 2 Main Unit 4 2 2nd Local Amplifier 4 2 IF Interstage Transformer 4 2 IFGain 4 2 S Meter Full Scale...

Page 3: ...unt components Attempts by non qualified persons to Service this equipment may result in permanent dam age not covered by the warranty While we believe the technical information in this manual to be c...

Page 4: ...s Ceramic Capacifors i_ f Tantalum Capacifors Negati Unit 1 mm Type L W T Resistors INDICATED LETTERS 1 2 3 4 557s 90 0 Type RMC l lOW 1 16W Marking 100 222 473 10 s unit 1 s unit Multiplier 0 0 10 1...

Page 5: ...a lot of Chip replacements Otherwise it is usually possible to remove and replace Chip compo nents with only a tapered temperature con trolled soldering iron a set of tweezers and braided topper sold...

Page 6: ...one side where the chip is to be installed Avoid too much solder which may Cause bridging shorting to other Parts I 0 Hold the chip with tweezers in the desired Position and apply the soldering iron w...

Page 7: ...ired remember to reconnect before at tathing the top cover again This exposes the component side of the Main Unit 0 To remove the main unit remove the 8 screws affixing the unit and the screws affixin...

Page 8: ...Panel to the display unit Chassis Figure 3 0 0 0 0 0 Remove the wiring connectors from the SQL and VOL controls on the rear of the Display Unit 0 Gently press in the plastic catch which mates with the...

Page 9: ...type CR2032 Yaesu Part No Q900564 or equivalent Removing Lithium Ce11 Slide cell inward then pry up to eject Inserting Replacement Battery Pilot Lamp TP1005 TP1006 Battery replacement The lithium back...

Page 10: ...d Reset D Turn the receiver off then disconnect the DC power Source Turn the BACK UP switch on the rear Panel to OFF Reconnect the DC power Source then turn the receiver back on BACK UP ON OFF BACK Ul...

Page 11: ...ystal X2002 and amplified by QlOO8 2SC2620 to produce the 455 kHz 2nd IE When FM Operation is selected a por tion of this 455 kHz product of the 2nd mixer is buff er amplified by QlO38 and delivered t...

Page 12: ...ected VCO is buffered by Q2045 2SK192 and Q2011 2SC535 before delivery to mixer Q2012 uIIX1037H This sig na1 is then mixed with the DDS Signal and low pass filtered buffered by Q2021 2SK192 and amplif...

Page 13: ...CPU by encoder Q2005 M14558CP and switch driver 42040 M54564P Whenever either VCO Loop be Comes unlocked and unleck line from pin 8 of Q2030 controlled by Q2027 BAlA4P sig nals the CPU which then mute...

Page 14: ...ction and Operation of the receiver are clearly un derstood the Cause of the malfunction has been clearly pinpointed and any faulty com ponents replaced and the need for realign ment determined to be...

Page 15: ...age as shown below Frequency MHz 0 050 Volts DC 0 9 1 4 vco3 0 Tune the receiver to 14 499 MHz in USB mode 0 Adjust L2005 for 7 0 V ti l V 0 Tune the receiver to 8 00 MHz and tonfirm 1 1 to 1 6 V on t...

Page 16: ...press the NB button Inject 40 dBp at 14 200 MHz to the antenna jack and connect the DC Voltmeter to TP1003 0 In the USB mode with no Signal at the an tenna jack set the SQL control to the ll o clock P...

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