NXR-810
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
The display indicates “E 3 ”
Appears when TX PLL or RX PLL is unlocked.
TX LED blinks at TX PLL Unlock.
BUSY LED blinks at RX PLL Unlock.
This display disappears when PLL is steady.
However, the following cause might exist when not
disappearing for a long time.
s7HENTHEREISNO%XTERNALREFERENCEINPUT
(At the setting that uses External reference.)
→
Please Input an “External reference” signal,
or change the FPU setting.
s#ORRECT$ATAMIGHTNOTBESETTOTHE0,,)#
→
Please reactivate the Repeater.
s4HEREMAYBEAHARDWAREFAULT
The display indicates “E 4 ”
Appears when the Repeater started transmitting on
A#HANNELTOWHICHATRANSMITFREQUENCYISNOTSET
0LEASESETTHETRANSMITFREQUENCY
The display indicates “E 5 ”
Appears when the ESN is not written to the repeater.
Please write the ESN.
The display indicates “E.6.”
!NERROROCCURSWHENTHE!3)#INTERNAL2!-READS
ORWRITES4HE!3)#MAYBEBROKEN
The display indicates “E 6.”
!NERROROCCURSWHENTHE$30INTERNAL2!-READS
or writes. The DSP may be broken.
The display indicates “E 6 ”
!NERROROCCURSWHENTHE32!-)# IS
READORWRITTEN4HE32!-MAYBEBROKEN
Priority level of display
s7HEN2EPEATERSTARTS
E.6.
→
E6
→
E6.
→
E5
→
E1
s!FTER2EPEATERSTARTS
E2
→
E3, E4
2. If normal power is not obtained, please
follow the steps below
1. Switch off the repeater.
The impedance of the Final FET (Q4) and Drive FET (Q3)
can be measured easily using a DVM (Digital Volt Meter)
ohm mode.
Normal condition – Gate: > 5kohm
The above impedance values are rough estimations.
2. Switch on the repeater. Check the voltage at F1 output
point.
The voltage is around 13.6V during reception.
The voltage will be 13.0V~ during transmission.
If this point measures 0V, then F1 is damaged.
3. Remove C27.
4. Connect a 50ohm load to the ANT terminal.
Transmit and check the current drain in High power mode.
If the current drain is less than 1.0A, then the Final FET is
damaged.
If the current drain is less than 5.0A, short the Drive FET
gate to ground, and check the current drain.
If the current drain is not 0.1A less than the original value,
then the Drive FET is damaged.
5. Check the input power level at the Drive FET gate loca-
tion.
Connect the wire to [RF] location. (A join of R17 and R18)
Confi rm that it is about 0.3W.
If power found is considerably lower than 0.3W, check
the circuit before the Drive FET.
