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8. READ the instructions of test equipment throughly before connecting a test equipment to the repeater. Icom, Icom Inc. and logo are registered trademarks of Icom Incorporated (Japan) in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Russia and/or other countries.
SECTION 2 INSIDE VIEWS 1st mixer (DBM) (D62, L27, 32) Discriminator IF IC • MAIN UNIT (IC5) (X3) (TOP VIEW) RX VCOs PLL IC (RX loop) TX power AMP (IC4) (IC22) 2nd IF filter (Wide) (FI1) 2nd IF filter (Narrow) (FI2) FUNCTION Ref.
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• FRONT UNIT AF POWER AMP. (IC509) SPEAKER SW (Q508) ANALOG SW (IC506) LCD DRIVER (IC500) FRONT CPU (IC503) CLOCK OSC (X501) 2 - 2...
SECTION 3 DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION 1. Removing the front panel q Unscrew 11 screws from the top cover. w Unscrew 7 screws from the front panel. e Disconnect the cable from the MAIN UNIT assembly, and remove the front panel. 2. Removing the MAIN UNIT assembly q Uscrew 5 screws which settles the MAIN UNIT assembly.
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w Unsolder 2 points at the ANT cases. e Unscrew 4 screws from the ANT cases, Unsolder and remove them. ANT case r Disconnect the flat cabe from J4 and the speaker cable from J9. Unscrew ANT case Flat cable Disconnect t Unsolder 2 points at the bottom of ANT connectors.
SECTION 4 OPTIONAL UNIT INSTALLATION Install UT-109R or UT-110R as follows. q Disassembly the repeater until the MAIN UNIT is exposed. (See the page 3-1) w Modify the patterns on the MAIN UNIT as below. <MAIN UNIT (bottom side)> A and F; Cut the pattern B;...
SECTION 5 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 5-1 TRANSMITTER CIRCUITS 5-2 RECEIVER CIRCUITS TX PLL CIRCUIT RX PLL CIRCUIT TX PLL IC (IC3) outputs resulting signal of phase- The RX PLL IC (IC4) outputs resulting signal of phase- comparison of REF signal (15.3 MHz) and feedback OSC comparison of REF signal from the TCXO (X2: 15.3 MHz) signal from TX VCO.
IF FILTER/IF AMP CIRCUITS 5-3 OTHER CIRCUITS The 1st IF signal from the 1st mixer (L27, 32, D62) is POWER SUPPLY amplified by the post AMP (Q63, 64) and 1st stage of IF The power supply is switched by Q57 (ON/OFF). 5V (REF5) AMP (Q7) then fi...
5-4 CPU (M: IC20) PORT ALLOCATION LINE NAME DESCRIPTION CONDITION 140–144 D0–D4 DSP data bus line. – 1–11 D5–D15 DSP data bus line. – 15–28 A1–A14 DSP data bus line. – DSP data line. – FANS Cooling fan (CH: MF1) rotation detect. "H"=While the cooling fan is rotating.
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3-4 CPU (M: IC20) PORT ALLOCATION (continued) LINE NAME DESCRIPTION CONDITION DAST Strobe to the DAC (M: IC2). – FMDA Data from the FRONT CPU (F: IC502). – MFDA Data to the FRONT CPU (F: IC502). – OPT2 Port for optional unit. –...
SECTION 6 ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE 6-1 PREPARATION ¤ REQUIRED EQUIPMENTS EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION Adjustment Modifi ed OPC-1122U (USB type) "CS-FR5000" (Revision 1.0 or later) JIG cable Software (see the illust below) Output voltage : 13.6 V DC [FR6000] Power attenuation : 40 dB 13.2 V DC [FR6100] Capacity : More than 60 W...
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¤ CONNECTION <Front view> to the [MICROPHONE CONNECTOR] JIG CABLE <Rear view> OSCILLOSCOPE MODULATION ANALYZER (DC to 10 kHz) (0.1–600 MHz) ATTENUATOR (30 dB/60 W) STANDARD SIGNAL GENERATOR 20 A (0.1–600 MHz) fuses (Detect output) FREQUENCY COUNTER (0.1–600 MHz) RF POWER METER (Loose Coupling) DC power supply Black...
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¤ ADJUSTMENT CHANNEL LISTS Clone the adjust channels into the repeater before starting adjustment. Each channel must be assigned [Frequency], [RF PWR], [CH Type], [TX C. Tone] and [W/N] as below. • Channel list for [Low band] version • Channel list for [High band] version 6 - 3...
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¤ WHOLE PROCEDURE OF THE ADJUSTMENT q Connect the repeater and PC with the JIG cable (see the page 6-2). w Turn the repeater power ON. e Boot up 'CS-FR5000.' r Set the [Digital Function] to "Enable." r Click or [Read <– TR] in the [Adjust] menu, then the "Adjust Utility" window (see the page 6-5) appears. t Set or modify adjustment values as specifi...
6-2 FREQUENCY ADJUSTMENT 1) Select an adjustment item using cursor or [↑] / [↓] keys of the PC’s keyboard. 2) Set or modify the adjustment value as specifi ed using [←] / [→] keys of the PC’s keyboard, then push the [ENTER] key. ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTMENT CONDITION...
6-3 TRANSMIT ADJUSTMENT 1) Select an adjustment item using cursor or [↑] / [↓] keys of the PC’s keyboard. 2) Set or modify the adjustment value as specifi ed using [←] / [→] keys of the PC’s keyboard, then push the [ENTER] key. ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTMENT CONDITION...
6-3 TRANSMIT ADJUSTMENT (continued) 1) Select an adjustment item using cursor or [↑] / [↓] keys of the PC’s keyboard. 2) Set or modify the adjustment value as specifi ed using [←] / [→] keys of the PC’s keyboard, then push the [ENTER] key. ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTMENT CONDITION...
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6-4 RECEIVE ADJUSTMENT (continued) 1) Select an adjustment item using cursor or [↑] / [↓] keys of the PC’s keyboard. 2) Set or modify the adjustment value as specifi ed using [←] / [→] keys of the PC’s keyboard, then push the [ENTER] key. ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTMENT CONDITION...