Asymod IIIs, Руководство по установке

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Basic Installation for Stryker SR-955 HPC
The following installations shown below are with the predecessor, the Asymod III, which is very similar
and contain other useful related information. Please refer to page 32 for the Asymod IIIs up do date
installation for the Stryker SR-955 HPC which do not require switches or relays for the advanced
installation.
Note: Basic installation allows for only AM mode transmit and receive using the Asymod III and will
restrict SSB and FM to only receive. To avoid this restriction, refer to the advanced installation section.
Refer to FIG. 1
1- Remove jumpers J3 and J4 located towards the rear of the transceiver. NOTE: for regular stock
AM use, including SSB and FM, these jumpers must be in their original factory location and the
Asymod III fully disconnected. To use the Asymod III and maintain full SSB and FM functionality
the advanced installation must be performed beginning on page 9.
Refer to FIG. 2
2- Run a wire from the Asymod III, + HI-OUT ( 3 ) to the insertion point, J3 pin 1 .
3- Run a wire from the Asymod III, OUT- ( 4 ) to point C or D (Chassis Ground).
4- Run a wire from L32 to J4 pin 2 as shown.
5- Run a wire from the anode of D515 to the Asymod III +12V input ( 1 ) terminal and connect the –
input (2) terminal to point C or D (Chassis Ground) as shown.
6- Please refer to FIG. 3 for audio input connections. Connect the audio output from your
microphone or audio processing chain to the Line In terminals
5 and 6. You can run the audio in
through the rear of the transceiver using a ¼” female phono chassis mount jack, or if you prefer
to use the transceiver’s hand mic, other microphone or line out from you audio process chain
connected directly to the mic jack of the transceiver, refer to FIG.3A, and install a shielded audio
cable from TP900, located toward the front of the transceiver to the Asymod III Line In terminal
5 .
7- With this configuration the transceiver will only transmit on AM via the Asymod III and will be
only capable to receive on FM and SSB.