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Tune-Up and Adjustments 

 

Refer to Location of Adjustments Drawing No. 702-076 and appropriate schematic diagrams 
for each module. 

 

  This equipment was thoroughly tested and in-
spected at the factory prior to shipment. The ac-
tual equipment performance was recorded on 
the factory test report (RPT-30 TEST REPORT).  
Adjustments should rarely be necessary in the 
field and should be attempted only by highly 
trained technicians familiar with this type 
equipment. Laboratory grade test equipment is 
required and is listed under TEST EQUIPMENT 
AND TOOLS. For location of adjustments and 
test points in the RPT-30 Transmitter refer to 
Adjustment Location Diagram, 702-076. 
 

Power Supply Voltage Adjustment 

1.  Connect Dummy Load to RF output J4. Remove top 
cover of transmitter. Connect the positive lead of a 0-20 
volt DC, digital voltmeter of 0.2% accuracy (or better) to 
a connector pin with a red wire on POWER SUPPLY 
BOARD, 800-249. Connect negative lead to chassis 
ground.

 

 

2. Place CONTROL switch in “TRANSMIT” position 
and adjust R1 for 13.5 volts, DC. 
 
 

Low-Level RF Adjustments 

  Remove top cover of unit. Remove coaxial cable plug 
at RF Output Jack J2 of MULTIPLIER BOARD, 800-
163. 

 

1.  Connect Bird Model #43 Wattmeter with 5-watt ele-
ment and 50 ohm load to J2 of MULTIPLIER BOARD, 
800-163. Connect sensitive multimeter (0-3 volt DC 
range) negative probe to TP1 of MULTIPLIER BOARD, 
and the positive probe to chassis ground. Place CON-
TROL switch in “TRANSMIT” position and the FRE-
QUENCY switch to “F!” position. A minimum of 0.25 
volts should be indicated; if not see 

Modulator Ad-

justments

 elsewhere in this section. 

 

2.  Move negative probe of meter to TP2, adjust L1 and 
L2 for maximum indication. 
 
3.  Move negative probe to TP3, adjust L3 and L4 for 
maximum indication. 
4.  Move negative probe of meter to TP4, adjust L5 and 
L6 for maximum indication. 

 

NOTE: O

MIT THIS STEP ON THE 

140 -

  I T  TH I Z UNITS

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5.  Move negative probe of meter to TP5, adjust C27 and 
C28 for maximum indication. 
 
6.  Adjust C36 and C37 for maximum indication on the 
wattmeter connected to J2 with R14 power pot set for 
maximum. Adjust power level to approximately 1.2 watts. 
 
7.  Place CONTROL switch in “OFF” position. Remove 
wattmeter from J2 and re-install coaxial cable plug at J2. 
 

Power Amplifier Adjustments 

  Connect Bird wattmeter with 50 ohm load and a 50 
watt element (for the correct frequency range) to RPT-30 
ANTENNA connector. Connect a 13.5 volt DC regulated 
bench power supply with an accurate 0-6 Amp. meter to 
transmitter using POWER CABLE, 586-074 (see FIG 2, 
page 6). 
 
1. Place CONTROL switch in “TRANSMIT” position 
and tune trimmers, beginning at the RF input and pro-
gressing to the output circuits. Reset power output poten-
tiometer R14 on MULTIPLIER BOARD, 800-163 for 
rated power. 
 
2. Adjust collector output matching capacitors (C16, 
C17, C18) in the final stage for 

best efficiency

 at rated 

output by slightly retuning for minimum current at rated 
power out. Total current to the transmitter is approxi-
mately: 

 

140 - 180 MHz 

45 watts 

4.75 - 5.50 Amps. 

200 - 260 MHz 

40 watts 

4.00 - 5.00 Amps 

280 - 340 MHz 

35 watts 

4.00 - 4.85 Amps 

400 - 480 MHz 

30 watts 

4.00 - 4.85 Amps. 

 
3. Place CONTROL switch in “OFF”, remove bench 
supply, resolder red wire. Replace power amp cover with 
the four screws. Recheck power output and adjust R14 if 
necessary. 

 

Modulator Adjustments 

  Connect dummy load with sampling attenuator to 
ANTENNA connector of transmitter. Connect an accurate 
standard FM deviation meter and frequency counter to 

Содержание RPT-30

Страница 1: ...or other costs of any nature as a result of the use of the products manufactured or supplied by the Seller whether used in accordance with instructions or not This warranty is in lieu of all others e...

Страница 2: ...and Adjustment Function of RPT 30 Semi Conductors Main Frame Schematic 702 074 Parts List 702 074 Pre Amp Mixer Schematic 800 251 Board Parts List 800 251 Audio Board Schematic 800 166 Parts List 800...

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Страница 4: ...processing technique pioneered and proven by Marti Electronics in thousands of re mote pick up broadcast transmitters over the past 25 years has been applied to this model re sulting in the highest au...

Страница 5: ...50 ohms inputs XLR 3 with mixing controls One input switchable to balanced line level at microphone 4 input and D connector on rear panel Modulation Control Broadcast quality compressor limiter built...

Страница 6: ...9 21 cm wide x 8 89 cm high x 33 78 cm deep Options available Second crystal for dual frequency operation rack mounting brackets mobile mounting brackets antenna switching relay audio companding etc F...

Страница 7: ...ghly inspect for concealed damage If damage is discovered stop further unpacking and request immediate inspection by local agent of carrier A written report of the agent s findings with his signature...

Страница 8: ...This system consists of the originating transmitter with its antenna inside the building which transmits to a mobile relay parked outside the building The mobile relay consists of a Marti Model AR 10...

Страница 9: ...operation anticipated The antenna s are usually mounted on top of the vehicle to provide maximum height Transmitter Mounting 1 Locate transmitter where vent holes on top and rear of unit are not obst...

Страница 10: ...ce should employ a relay with low resistance contacts lo cated near the transmitter Mobile Repeat Mobile repeat operation is covered under STATION ARY REMOTE BROADCAST INSTALLATION Electrical connecti...

Страница 11: ...arti After relay is installed connect RECEIVER jack on RPT 30 rear panel to receiver an tenna connector using 20 inch Coaxial Cable No 585 026 Receiver muting during transmitting is accomplished using...

Страница 12: ...nically tight then coated with a weather proofing material over at least two layers of vinyl plastic electrical tape Moisture problems in antenna systems are usually traced back to connectors which ha...

Страница 13: ...STALLING ANTENNAS KEEP AWAY FROM POWER LINES...

Страница 14: ...ace CONTROL switch in STANDBY position and allow METER pointer to reach 0 VU Slowly in crease gain clockwise until METER begins deflecting to the left on audio peaks Maximum deflection should be 3 to...

Страница 15: ...the transmitter This can be caused by obstructed vent holes in the top or rear of the unit inoperative cooling fan or antenna prob lems Do not operate RPT 30 until the cause of overheat ing is correct...

Страница 16: ...ulator RF output is frequency multiplied in the multiplier board to obtain the various operating frequencies listed on the RPT 30 specification sheet The multiplication factor for various frequency ba...

Страница 17: ...nnector as well as the AC line input have radio frequency filters In addition to the L and C filter components a reverse polarity protector diode D2 is located on the 800 253 board METER BOARD 800 252...

Страница 18: ...rator Marconi Model 2022C Spectrum Analyzer Hewlett Packard Model 8558B Wattmeter 50 ohms impedance Bird Model 43 5 or 50 watt element 100 250 MHz or 400 1000 MHz Bird Automatic Modulation Meter Wavet...

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Страница 20: ...0 90 TP5 0 30 0 60 TP5 0 80 1 60 q 8 volt regulator 7 45 7 65 q Audio Compressor Meter set at 0 VU q Limiter Set q Encode frequency set at 27 Hz q Encode frequency set at 1 KHz deviation q Set power o...

Страница 21: ...meter to TP2 adjust L1 and L2 for maximum indication 3 Move negative probe to TP3 adjust L3 and L4 for maximum indication 4 Move negative probe of meter to TP4 adjust L5 and L6 for maximum indication...

Страница 22: ...quency pot R37 for maximum indica tion on the DECODE SIGNAL LEVEL meter of the receiver 4 Connect an audio voltmeter to the output terminals of the Marti receiver Feed a 100 microvolt signal into the...

Страница 23: ...or Q2 800 160 Transistor Darlington Amplifier for Temperature Control D1 800 160 Diode Temperature Compensation 800 160 1 800 160 Module Frequency Control Q1 800 163 Transistor Frequency Tripler Q2 80...

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