Kenwood TS-820 Operating Manual page 13

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111e RI
T
circui1 is
ON
.
By t
urning
th
e RIT
kn
ob. t he receive
frequency
of V FO can be
ch anged by
±
3 kHz
and t he
Ire-
fluenc
y
of fi xed channel by
±
1 50
Hz wit hout
changing t he
transmit
frequency.
@
BAND SWITCH
This 1
1-position
switch selects all the necessary
circuits
to
tune
the
transceiver
to the desired 500
kHz b
and.
@
FUNCTION SWITCH
This
7
-position rotary sw
itch
selects
one
of th
e following
transceive
functions.
CAL-
FIX:
CAL-
RM
T:
This
positi on allow
s
calibration of
the TS-820's
internal VFO to one
of
the
t
ra nsceiver's fixed fre-
quency channels (i
f an optional fixed
ch annel cry-
stal is installed). With the
sw
itch
in
this
p
osi
ti
on a
signal
is
generated
at the
selected
fix
ed
channel
freq uency
and
the
m
ain
tuning knob
can be
tuned
to
zero beat the
calibratin
g
signal.
This
posit ion
allows
calibration of th
e VF0
-820
(remote VFO} to the transceiver's operating fre-
quency.
With the
switch
in t his position. the
transceiver
generates
a
calibrating
sign
al
and
the
VFO
- 820
can be
t uned t
o
zero-beat
the
calibra-
ting signal.
CAL-
With the switch in this posit ion. t he
tra
nsceiver's
2
5
kHz:
calibra tor circ uit generates
a m arker signal
at
every 2
5
kHz
for
norma
l calibration of
the
internal
VFO.
V
FO
:
Th
e
sw
itch
is kept in
this position
fo
r norm
al
transceive opera
ti
on.
VFO.R:
W ith
t
he
sw
itch
1n
this
posit
ion. the
TS
-820's in-
ternal
VFO controls the receive
function
and t he
internal fixed
channel
oscillator contro ls the t rans·
mit
fu
nction
(i
f
fi
xed
channel
crystals are
in stalled
in rhe
oscillator).
FIX.R:
FIX:
12
W
ith th
e
swi tch
in this
position.
th
e TS
-820's
in·
ternal
VFO cont
rols
th
e tra
nsm
it
function and
the
built
-in
fi
xed channel oscillator con trols the re·
ceive fu nction (if
fixed
channel crystals
are
instal-
led in the
oscillator}.
Th
e V
FO.R and
FIX.R
allow
cross-channel opera
tion
without
an extern
al
VFO.
With the switch in
this position. th
e TS-820's
fix
ed channel
oscillator con
trols the transmit and
receive fu nction of the transceiver (i
f accessory
- - ' - - - - - - - - - - -
-- - ·
·
-·--
--------- -
--
-
fixed channel crystals are
installed
in the t
r_
anscei·
ver}.
@
H
.
SW (HEATER) SWITCH
This
sw itch
turns t he
heater
circuits of the
t
hree transm itting
tubes on and off. The heaters
w
ould normally be
t urned
to
OFF to
reduce power
consumption in m
obile
or
portable
re-
ceivin
g.
@
P OWER SWITCH
Th
e
POWER swi
tch t urns
all th
e
pow
er
on and
off
in the
TS -8
20
.
@
RtT KNOB
This
kn
ob
is
used
to change rece ive
frequency
w hen
th
e
RIT
circui
t
is in opera
ti
on.
Set
t
he center
positio
n (0}
of
the
RI
T knob
to the
RIT-OFF.
@
IF
SHIFT KNOB
By using this knob during
reception.
the cen
ter frequ en cy
of
the IF
crystal filte
r can be shifted by
±
1.
7 kH
z. facilita ting
the adjustment
of
the to
nal
quality
of
receive signal
or
elimi·
nating radio interference from
nearby
frequ
encies.
For nor-
m
al
operatio
n. this
knob should
be
set
to the cen ter
position
(click is heard).
@
MIC GAIN KNOB
This
knob
is used for ad
justm ent
of t he gain of M IC amplifier
dunng
SSB
operation.
Adj ust
so
that
the me
ter
p
ointer
does
not
deflect
b eyon
d the A LC
zone.
@
CAR (CARRIER)
LEVEL
KNOB
Used to
adjust carrier
level
during CW
operation.
Adjust
so
that the
meter
does not
deflect beyond t
he
AL
C
zone.
@
AF GAIN KNOB
This
kn ob
adjusts the gain of
t
he receiving audio am
plifier.
The
audio
volume of the
received signal increases
as the
control is
turn
ed
clockwise.
@
RF
GAIN KNOB
This
con
trol
adjust
s
th
e gain
of
the receiver
sect
ion's RF
am
-
plifier.
Turn the
knob
fully clockwise
fo
r m axim
um
gain
and
for a
correct S-meter
reading.
Turn
th
e con trol
counter--
clockwise to
redu
ce the gain.
FIX CH (FIXED CHANNEL) SELECT SWITCH
Thrs four-position ro tary
sw itch
selects bet
ween
four
diffe-
rent fixed
frequency
chann
els which can be
in
stalled inside
..
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