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Product Controls Service Manual 2. Product Controls (4) Volume Control (1) PTT Key (2) SK (programmable) (3) Speaker Key ( [+]/[-]) (7) Charging (5) Microphone (6) Nameplate (8) Antenna Terminal (10) Channel/Status (11) Channel (12) Charge (9) Power On/Off Key Indicator Selector Knob Indicator...
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Service Manual Product Controls ﹡PTT (Push-to-Talk) Key Hold the PTT key to transmit, and release it to receive. ﹡Programmable Function Key The side key (SK) can be programmed with long/short press functions by your dealer. (Note: Short Press means key press shorter than 1 second, while Long Press means key press longer than 1 second. ) ﹡Channel/Status Indicator See the table below for LED and alert tone indications: Item...
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Product Controls Service Manual Item Indication The Status Indicator glows green during cloning. Status of the target radio in The green Status Indicator goes out once cloning Wired Clone Mode is completed. When the radio is turned on, a power-on alert tone sounds and the Status Indicator flashes orange once.
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Service Manual Product Controls Item Indication The Status Indicator glows green when the PC is writing data into the radio. A low-pitched tone will sound when the radio switches from high power to low power. Power Adjustment A high-pitched tone will sound when the radio switches from low power to high power .
Software Specifications Service Manual 3. Software Specifications Function List Channel Capacity: 16 Channel Spacing: 25KHz/12.5KHz Channel Scan Rx/Tx status indication (red/green LED) CTCSS/CDCSS Encode&Decode (38 groups of CTCSS, 83 groups of CDCSS, and CTCSS Tail Revert of 180 degrees.) Low Battery Alert Battery Save Unlock Detection and Emergency Alarm 2 Selectable Squelch Levels...
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Software Specifications Operations: Step 1 Install PC programming software and its driver dedicated for TC-320 before your initial use. Step 2 Connect the USB port of PC with the Mini USB port of the radio using a programming cable. Step 3 Turn on the radio.
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Software Specifications Service Manual Step 2 During communication, the Status Indicator of the source radio glows red, and the Status Indicator of the target radio glows green. When the communication ends, green LED of the source radio glows and the green LED of the target radio goes out, which indicates the preparation for another clone.
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Service Manual Software Specifications The Status Indicator solidly glows red during TX group tuning (CH1 to CH9). RX group: CH10-CH12 respectively stands for SQL On 5, SQL Off 5, and RX Low Voltage Threshold. The Status Indicator solidly glows green when you are tuning items CH10-CH12. On CH13-CH16, no tuning item can be found and the Status Indicator goes out.
Circuit Description Service Manual 4. Circuit Description General Principle Diagram The general circuit is composed of RDA chip circuit, TX circuit, RX circuit, power supply circuit, control circuit, etc. See the block diagram below: Figure 1 RDA Chip Circuit This chip is highly integrated. Its function includes voice signal processing/modulation/demodulation, DSP, VCO, PLL, LNA and RF IF.
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Service Manual Circuit Description TX Circuit The modulated RF signal from RDA chip goes to Q407 and Q402 for amplification, and then further amplified by Q403. Then the amplified signal is delivered to low-pass filter to filter out the high-order harmonics.
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Circuit Description Service Manual The reference clock signal of RDA chip is provided by 26MHZ crystal oscillator. The block diagram is given below: I ADC I PGA DSP Core Audio filter 0/90 Switch Sub CH filter FM Modem AFC loop Q ADC Q PGA PA_driver...
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Service Manual Circuit Description BIAS DOWN U401 Figure 3 The modulated RF signal from RDA chip goes to Q407 and Q402 for amplification, and then further amplified by Q403. Then the amplified signal is delivered to low-pass filter to filter out the high-order harmonics.
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Circuit Description Service Manual ANT LPF D401 D402 RX_EN Q501 AT41511 BPF1 Figure 4 The RF signal is received via the antenna. After going through LPF and amplitude limiter, the signal is amplified by Q501 LNA. Next, the BPF will remove the interference signal in amplified RF signal. Then the resulting signal goes to RDA chip for further processing.
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Service Manual Circuit Description EXT_PTT /EXT_MIC U622 MC9S08AC60 SDA/SCL CSS/CODE/INT/SDO /RXON/TXON/SQ/PDN Figure5 MCU Control Circuit MCU control circuit is composed of MCU, EEPROM, keys, etc. This section has the following functions: to initialize data of the radio and save data to EEPROM; to detect battery voltage and signals from external keys, LD and VOX, and to make response;...
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Circuit Description Service Manual TX power supply; (for programming) to communicate with PC via RXD/TXD based on the RS232 protocol, and transmit/receive data to/from PC. RDA Chip Control By controlling the RDA chip, the MCU can realize these services: frequency setting, frequency bandwidth, reference clock, sleep mode, SQ, VOX, squelch, frequency deviation, voice filtering, signaling encoding/decoding, pre-emphasizing, gain control, amplitude limiting, de-emphasizing, etc.
Service Manual CPU Pins 5. CPU Pins PIN No. Pin Name Definition Description POWER PTC4 Power Switch ON/OFF Connected to power switch for IRQ/TPMCLK reviving MCU in power-off mode RESET RESET Reset PTF0/TPM1CH2 BEEP Tone PTF1/TPM1CH3 VRCR PWM output for freq. adjustment PTF2/TPM1CH4 PWM output for PA APC PTF3/TPM1CH5...
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CPU Pins Service Manual PIN No. Pin Name Definition Description PTE6/MOSI1 SDIO SPI port of communication PTE7/SPSCK1 SCLK SPI port of communication Ground Power Supply PTG0/KBI1P0 Detection pin, SQ status check PTG1/KBI1P1 TX_EN TX power supply control PTG2/KBI1P2 RX_EN RX power supply control PTA0 Rotary switch PTA1...
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Service Manual CPU Pins PIN No. Pin Name Definition Description PTB7/AD1P7 R_LED Red LED PTD0/AD1P8 G_LED Green LED PTD1/AD1P9 Reserved Reserved VDDAD VDD_AD Power supply for digital circuit VSSAD VSS_AD Ground (digital) PTD2/KBI1P5/AD1P10 External EEPROM PTD3/KBI1P6/AD1P11 External EEPROM PTG3/KBI1P3 Reserved Reserved PTG4/KBI1P4 Reserved...
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CPU Pins Service Manual PIN No. Pin Name Definition Description PTC3/TxD2 PTC5/RxD2...
Service Manual Tuning Description 7. Tuning Description Required Test Instruments Radio communication test set (HP8921) 1 set 10V/3A regulated DC power supply 1 set Digital voltmeter 1 set Ammeter 1 set Preparations Place the board to be tested on the test fixture (please ensure good connection between each test point and the fixture), and connect the board to a power supply with DC voltage of 3.8V.
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Tuning Description Service Manual Difference between Factory Clone Mode and User Clone Mode 7.2.3 User Clone Mode: Only clone relevant data in user mode (such as frequencies). Test parameters like test frequency, test item and base band parameter will not be cloned. Factory Clone Mode: Clone all the data excluding serial No.
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Service Manual Tuning Description Channel Tunable Frequency Wide Band Narrow Band Max. RX Audio Power Note: Y indicates frequencies available for tuning, and the rest are blank channels without tuning items. Baseband Design In the above window, only the items in “Add” area are applicable to RDA chip. Values of all items are given below:...
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Tuning Description Service Manual Description: Squelch On/Off: to set the threshold value for enabling/disabling the squelch function. Calibrate Wide/Narrow SQ Open/Close: to tune the squelch threshold to compensate the circuit difference. It is recommended to apply the same value to one model. Increasing the value may tighten the squelch, while decreasing may loosen it.
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Service Manual Tuning Description (the item entered depends on the position where the Channel Selector Knob locates). And the Status Indicator will glow red or green according to the specific tuning item. Or connect a programming cable to the radio for real-time tuning in PC Programming Mode. Description of Tuning Items 7.4.2 Switch of Wide/Narrow Bandwidth and Frequency in an Tuning Item...
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Tuning Description Service Manual Specifications Item Condition Measurement Tuning / Remarks Hold PTT+SK to Press UP power on or DOWN to the radio, tune the TX and then go UHF: power. Then to channel 2. 0.5W±0.2W save your I≤0.8A Short press change and go PTT to to another...
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Service Manual Tuning Description Specifications Item Condition Measurement Tuning / Remarks switch the Lvl: off frequency under test. Following wi deband test, long press PTT to perform Narr narrow band 400±50Hz test. Band Short press PTT to switch the frequency under test.
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Tuning Description Service Manual Specifications Item Condition Measurement Tuning / Remarks test. Hold PTT+SK to power on the radio, and then go to channel 6. Short press PTT to Medi switch the frequency. Following wi deband test, long press PTT to perform narrow band test.
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Service Manual Tuning Description Specifications Item Condition Measurement Tuning / Remarks long press PTT to perform narrow band test. Hold Communic Antenna Press Press UP 4.3KHz – PTT+SK to ation Test or DOWN to 4.5KHz Bracket power on Set BPF: or DO tune the audio the radio,...
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Tuning Description Service Manual Note: Make sure that the antenna or load is connected before tuning; rotating the Channel Selector Knob will save the value automatically. Appendix 1: Appendix 1: Reference Value for Source Radio Wide Band Narrow Band Item Freq.
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Service Manual Tuning Description Item Wide Band Narrow Band Max. TX Audio Deviation Rx Item Section Squelch Normal Squelch Tight Squelch Normal Squelch Tight RX Low Voltage Threshold Max. RX Audio Power...
Troubleshooting Flow Chart Service Manual 8. Troubleshooting Flow Chart TX Circuit Start Low TX power No voice No TX TX LED fails Replace D604 Normal TX power Check TX power supply? supply Check voice path (MIC&D102) D604 glows red? TX VCO locked? Check TX VCO Replace D604 Check TX path...
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Service Manual Troubleshooting Flow Chart RX Circuit...
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Troubleshooting Flow Chart Service Manual Start Normal power-up alert tone? Normal speaker? Replace it Check U601, Normal MCU U602, U604, VCC? and U606 Normal MCU Replace X601 X601? Check pin Other control pins connection or are normal? reburn the program MCU is OK...
Service Manual Disassembly and Assembly 9. Disassembly and Assembly Disassembly Step 1 Powering off the radio Step 2 Removing the belt clip Step 3 Removing the battery 1. Push the battery latch upwards; 2. Remove the battery cover; 3. Take out the battery by lifting its bottom side. Step 4 Removing the antenna...
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Disassembly and Assembly Service Manual Step 5 Removing the Channel Selector Knob, nut and waterproof ring 1. Detach the Channel Selector Knob cover; 2. Unfasten the screw; 3. Remove the channel selector knob; 4. Remove the nut and waterproof ring. Step 6 Disassembling the radio chassis and the cover of PTT key 1.
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Service Manual Disassembly and Assembly Step 7 Disassembling the main PCB 1. Remove the two fixing screws on the PCB; 2. Remove the PCB and supporting ring of the Channel Selector Knob. 3. Beware of the speaker cable and the charging piece at the bottom. 整机充电极片...
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Disassembly and Assembly Service Manual 5. Don’t damage the speaker cable during installation. 整机充电极片 Charging Pieces Step 2 Assembling the chassis 1. Assemble the cover of PTT key; 2. Assembling the chassis; 3. Attach and secure the four fixing screws (Note: Control torsion force within 1.8-2.2kgf). Step 3 Assembling the nut and Channel Selector Knob on the top 1.
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Service Manual Disassembly and Assembly 4. Attach and secure the Channel Selector Knob cover; Step 4 Assembling the antenna Step 5 Attaching the battery 1. Load the battery; 2. Attach the battery cover.
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Disassembly and Assembly Service Manual Step 6 Attaching the belt clip...
Parts List 2 Service Manual 11. Parts List 2 Part No. Description Qty. 6201658001010 Encoder knob cover 7102006000100 Machine screw M2.0*6.0mm 6000718100000 Encoder knob 7206007400000 Encoder switch nut 6100335000000 Antenna O_Ring 6000737100010 Light guide of charging LED 6000736100000 Light guide for signal LED 6100363000010 POWER key 6201644000000...
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Service Manual Parts List 2 Part No. Description Qty. 7000181000000 Fender washer (open) 6000836000010 Belt clip 7102505000200 Machine screw M2.5*4.8mm 7000206000000 Shaft for belt clip 6000758000000 Battery (thick) cover 7000179000000 Spring for battery latch 6000738000000 Battery latch 7102008020100 Self-tapping screw 2.0*8.0mm 7400233000000 PCB shield sheet 7400034000000...
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Parts List 2 Service Manual Part No. Description Qty. 5002230000010 6100111000010 Silicone rubber MIC cover 7400077000000 MIC Net 6000732001040 Front case 6300062001010 Decorative sheet, zinc alloy 6100365000000 Silicone rubber PTT key 6000735000020 PTT key Antenna Note: Parts that are not marked with part number may vary with radio frequency band.
Service Manual Specifications 17. Specifications General Frequency Range 400 – 470MHz Channel Capacity Channel Spacing 25 KHz /12.5KHz Operating Voltage 3.8V DC Battery 1650mAh Battery Life (5-5-90 Duty Cycle) ≥10hours Operating Temperature -20℃ – +55℃ Dimensions (H×W×D) 100X48X31mm (with standard battery, without antenna) Weight (with standard antenna &...
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Specifications Service Manual Transmitter RF Power Output Spurious and Harmonics ≤-26dBm Modulation Limiting ≤5(W)/≤2.5KHz(N) FM Noise ≥45(W)/≥40dB(N) Modulation Distortion ≤5% Adjacent Channel Power ≤-65(W)/-60dB(N) Note: All Specifications are tested according to TIA/EIA-603, and subject to change without notice due to continuous development.