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This manual describes information related with product repair. To repair the product properly, please read this manual carefully. This manual is applicable to the following model: PD70X (X may indicate 2, 5, 6 or 8) PD70XG (X may indicate 2, 5, 6 or 8) PD78X (X may indicate 2, 5, 6 or 8)
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Copyright Information Hytera is the trademark or registered trademark of Hytera Communications Co., Ltd. (the Company) in PRC and/or other countries or areas. The Company retains the ownership of its trademarks and product names. All other trademarks and/or product names that may be used in this manual are properties of their respective owners.
Service Manual Contents Contents Documentation Information........................1 1. Introduction ............................2 2. Product Controls ..........................3 3. Baseband Section ..........................6 3.1 Power Section..........................6 3.1.1 Diagram of Power Control ....................6 3.1.2 Radio On/Off.........................6 3.1.3 Power Protection ........................7 3.1.4 Power Consumption Control ....................7 3.2 Control Section ..........................7 3.2.1 OMAP5912 Dual-core Processor..................7 3.2.2 External Memory........................9 3.2.3 Clock...........................10...
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Contents Service Manual 7.1.1 RF Power Amplifier Circuit ....................32 7.1.2 Low-pass Filter Circuit ......................33 7.1.3 Auto Power Control Circuit....................33 7.2 Receiver Circuit..........................33 7.2.1 Receiver Front-end ......................34 7.2.2 Receiver Back-end ......................35 7.3 Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) ....................35 7.3.1 Working Principle of PLL.....................36 7.3.2 Working Principle of VCO ....................37 7.3.3 Two-point Modulation......................37 7.4 PCB View............................38...
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Service Manual Contents 9.2.1 Receiver Front-end ......................213 9.2.2 Receiver Back-end ......................214 9.3 Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) ....................214 9.3.1 Working Principle of PLL....................215 9.3.2 Working Principle of VCO ....................215 9.3.3 Two-point Modulation......................216 9.4 PCB View............................217 9.5 Block Diagram ..........................225 9.6 Schematic Diagram........................228 9.7 Parts List.............................244 9.8 Troubleshooting Flow Chart......................295 10.
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Contents Service Manual 11.3.2 Working Principle of VCO ....................400 11.3.3 Direct Modulation ......................401 11.4 PCB View..........................402 11.5 Block Diagram ..........................410 11.6 Schematic Diagram........................413 11.7 Parts List...........................429 11.8 Troubleshooting Flow Chart......................482 12. Disassembly and Assembly ......................488 12.1 Disassembling the Chassis.......................488 12.2 Disassembling the TX and RX Units ..................488 12.3 Assembly ..........................489 13.
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Service Manual Figures Figures Figure 3-1 Diagram of Power Control .......................6 Figure 3-2 Diagram of Radio On/Off Control ....................6 Figure 3-3 Diagram of OMAP5912 ......................8 Figure 3-4 Diagram of Overall Scheme ....................8 Figure 3-5 Diagram of External Memory....................9 Figure 3-6 Diagram of Baseband Clock....................10 Figure 3-7 Diagram of Reset Signal .......................11 Figure 3-8 Diagram of SPI Connection....................11 Figure 3-9 Diagram of MCBSP Connection....................12...
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Figures Service Manual Figure 11-3 Diagram of IF Processor....................399 Figure 11-4 Diagram of FGU ........................400...
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Service Manual Tables Tables Table 6-1 Definition of 50-Pin Interface ....................27 Table 6-2 Definition of 30-Pin LCD Interface ..................27 Table 6-3 Definition of Channel Board Interface ..................28 Table 6-4 Definition of 20-Pin Option Board Interface ................30 Table 6-5 Definition of 16-Pin Accessory Interface .................30 Table 6-6 Definition of Accessory Identifiers ...................31 Table 16-1 UHF1 Blind Spot .........................501 Table 16-2 UHF2 Blind Spot .........................501...
Service Manual Documentation Information Documentation Information This section describes the conventions and revision history of this document. Instructional Icons Icon Description Indicates information that can help you make better use of your product. Note Indicates references that can further describe the related topics. Caution Indicates situations that could cause data loss or equipment damage.
Service Manual Product Controls 2. Product Controls PD70X/ PD70XG/ HD705/ HD705G Part Name Part Name SK1 (Side Key 1) Radio On-Off/Volume Control Knob PTT Key Microphone SK2 (Side Key 2) Accessory Jack TK (Top Key) Battery Latch Channel Selector Knob...
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Product Controls Service Manual PD78X/ PD78XG/ HD785/ HD785G Part Name Part Name SK1 (Side Key 1) LED Indicator PTT Key Antenna Radio On-Off/Volume Control SK2 (Side Key 2) Knob TK (Top Key) Accessory Jack Group Call Selector Knob (trunking mode) Back/Group Call Management Volume Control/Channel...
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Service Manual Product Controls Part Name Part Name Dial-back/End/Home Screen Key (trunking mode) Microphone Programmable (conventional mode) LCD Display Up Key OK/Menu Key Down Key Answer/Redial/Call (trunking mode) Battery Latch Programmable (conventional mode) Speaker Belt Clip Numeric Keypad Battery...
Baseband Section Service Manual 3. Baseband Section Power Section 3.1.1 Diagram of Power Control Figure 3-1 Diagram of Power Control 3.1.2 Radio On/Off Figure 3-2 Diagram of Radio On/Off Control The radio-on signal (POWER-SW+) satisfies the equation: POWER-SW+= PWR-SW- | POWER-CTL.
Service Manual Baseband Section When the Volume Switch is on, PWR-SW- and POWER-SW+ are at high level, and the radio powers up. After power-on, POWER-CTL goes to high level, and POWER-KEY-DET goes to low level. During power-off, POWER-SW+ is at low level, while POWER-KEY-DET is at high level. The system detects power-off procedure via POWER-KEY-DET and implements the power-off procedure.
Service Manual Baseband Section 3.2.4 Reset signal Figure 3-7 Diagram of Reset Signal 3.2.5 OMAP5912 has a SPI, which has four chip-selects for connecting four external SPI components. The SPI signals available are SPI.DOUT, SPI.DIN, SPI.CLK and SPI.CS. The system uses SPIF.CS2 to select the IF processor AD9864, to configure register of AD9864.
Baseband Section Service Manual Figure 3-9 Diagram of MCBSP Connection 3.2.7 OMAP5912 provides 3 USB interfaces. One interface integrates a USB transceiver, which is connected to the accessory jack and is used for program downloading and data application. Figure 3-10 Diagram of USB Interface...
Service Manual Baseband Section 3.2.8 UART OMAP5912 has three UART interfaces (UART1, UART2 and UART3), and supports hardware flow control. The maximum communication rate is 1.5Mbps. The connection of UART is shown below. UART1 is connected with the accessory jack, and is used for updating and programming. UART2 is for GPS, and UART3 is for the option board.
Baseband Section Service Manual 3.2.10 MICROWIRE OMAP5912 provides a MICROWIRE. The four chip select signals can drive four external components. MICROWIRE is used to configure the audio codec and read the value of its register. It uses the chip select signal 3. The connection is shown below. Figure 3-13 Diagram of MICROWIRE Connection 3.2.11 MCSI1...
Service Manual Baseband Section signal processing). AD9864 converts and processes the RF IF signal, and sends the undemodulated serial digital I/Q signal to the DSP for processing. Then DAC5614 converts the digital signal output by DSP to analog signal. Figure 3-15 Diagram of Audio Section 3.3.2 Diagram of Signal Flow The microphone converts the audio signal into electrical signal, which is amplified by PGA of the codec...
Service Manual Baseband Section Troubleshooting Flow Chart Control circuit check Normal The RF circuit is driven The control circuit works power-on display and normally?[2] normally. indication?[1] Check the RF circuit (U603, U604 and U605) and control circuit. LCD and LED work Replace LCD and normally? LED.
Baseband Section Service Manual PCB Difference For UHF1 PCB, Version H and Version K are made on the basis of Version F. The following changes are made for Version H: Remove the board border and the small board. C802 is compatible with 1206 and 0805.
Service Manual GPS Circuit 4. GPS Circuit Circuit Description Power control UART OMAP module REB-1315LPx TX/RX Figure 4-1 Diagram of GPS Circuit The GPS function is realized via REB-1315LPx. The GPS circuit integrates a baseband processor, a LNA and a SAW. The GPS function is realized via the following steps: Step 1 The 1575.42MHz GPS signal is received by the antenna, and then goes to HPF to remove the in-band signals used for transmission and reception.
Service Manual GPS Circuit Troubleshooting Flow Chart GPS circuit check The GPS module The power supply for GPS is Replace the GPS outputs normally?[1] normal?[2] module. Check the power supply. The channel from GPS to Replace abnormal RC and OAMP is normal? check OMAP.
Tuning Description Service Manual 5. Tuning Description For details about tuning, please refer to the help file of the tuning software supplied by the Company.
Service Manual Interface Definition 6. Interface Definition J1601: 50-Pin Interface Pin No. Name Function Valid Level AF-CODEC-TO-50PIN Analog audio signal output/input 2, 5, 49 Power supply: ground (analog) AF-50PIN-TO-CODEC Analog audio signal output/input EXT-MIC+ External MIC interface EXT-MIC- IO5-OPT IO4-OPT IO3-OPT GPIO pin of the option board IO2-OPT...
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Interface Definition Service Manual Pin No. Name Function Valid Level KB-C3 KB-C2 KB-C1 KB-C0 EXT-PTT External PTT detection SEL1-Accessory SEL2-Accessory Accessory identifier SEL3-Accessory UART1-RX-OPT/PS UART1 UART1-TX-OPT/PS UART3-TX-OPT UART3-RX-OPT UART3 UART3-CTS/IO30-OPT UART3-RTS/IO29-OPT MCBSP3-FSX-OPT MCBSP3-DX-OPT MCBSP3 MCBSP3-WCLK-OPT MCBSP3-DR-OPT IIC-SDA-Acce for Version K of UHF1/UHF2/UHF3, Version F of IIC-SCL-Acce/CLK-32K-OUT UHF5 and Version B of VHF...
Interface Definition Service Manual Pin No. Name Function Valid Level Emergency Emergency Channel select Channel select Volume adjust Channel select Channel select LED1 Red LED enable LED2 Green LED enable INT-MIC+780 Microphone+ INT-MIC-780 Microphone- NC/GND Version UHF1/UHF2/UHF3, Version F of UHF5 and Version B of VHF GND for Version F/H of UHF1 PWR-SW-...
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Service Manual Interface Definition Valid Pin No. Name Function Level IO2-OPT IO3-OPT IO4-OPT IO5-OPT UART3-TX-OPT UART3-RX-OPT UART3 UART3-CTS/IO30-OPT UART3-CTS/IO30-OPT IIC-SDA-Acce Version UHF1/UHF2/UHF3, Version F of UHF5 and Version B of VHF IIC-SDA-Acce/CLK-32K-OUT CLK-32K-OUT for Version F/H of UHF1 IIC-SCL-Acce Version UHF1/UHF2/UHF3, Version F of UHF5 and Version B of VHF IIC-SCL-Acce/CLK-OPT...
Service Manual Interface Definition OPT_SEL1 OPT_SEL2 OPT_SEL3 Definition For connecting MODEM For connecting remote speaker microphones Programming cable (serial port)/ USB slave mode for the radio No accessory Table 6-6 Definition of Accessory Identifiers...
UHF1 (400-470MHz) Information Service Manual 7. UHF1 (400-470MHz) Information Transmitter Circuit The transmitter circuit is mainly composed of: RF power amplifier circuit Low-pass filter circuit (for suppressing harmonics) Auto power control circuit (APC) (including temperature detection circuit) Figure 7-1 Diagram of Transmitter Circuit 7.1.1 RF Power Amplifier Circuit...
Service Manual UHF1 (400-470MHz) Information Step 4 After processed by multiple amplifiers, the signal is processed by a microstrip matcher to complete output impedance matching, so as to reduce output power loss due to impedance mismatch. Step 5 The signal passes through the TX/RX switch and goes to the low-pass filter. 7.1.2 Low-pass Filter Circuit The low-pass filter is a high-order Chebyshev filter composed of lumped-parameter inductors and...
UHF1 (400-470MHz) Information Service Manual Figure 7-2 Diagram of Receiver Circuit 7.2.1 Receiver Front-end The HF signal from the low-pass filter passes through the electrically tunable band-pass filter controlled via APC/TV1 level, to remove out-of-band interference signal and to send wanted band-pass signal to the low-noise amplifier (Q9001).
Service Manual UHF1 (400-470MHz) Information 7.2.2 Receiver Back-end Figure 7-3 Diagram of IF Processor The first IF signal (73.35MHz) output by the IF amplifier goes into AD9864 (U401) via Pin 47, where the signal is converted to the second IF signal (2.25MHz). Then the signal is converted to digital signal via ADC sampling, and output via the SSI interface.
UHF1 (400-470MHz) Information Service Manual Figure 7-4 Diagram of FGU 7.3.1 Working Principle of PLL The 19.2MHz frequency generated by the reference crystal oscillator goes to PLL for division, generating the reference frequency (i.e. step frequency f1). Meanwhile, the frequency generated by VCO generates another frequency (f2) through the frequency divider in PLL.
Service Manual UHF1 (400-470MHz) Information 7.3.2 Working Principle of VCO VCO employs Colpitts oscillator circuit (the RX oscillator circuit is composed of D102, D103, D106, D107 and L112; the TX oscillator circuit is composed of D108, D109, D110, D101 and L117). It obtains different output frequencies by changing the varactor's control voltage (i.e.
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Service Manual UHF1 (400-470MHz) Information Ref. No. Print No. Part No. Description U607 3609010000170 Reset IC U608 3608006000000 Power management IC U609 3608006000000 Power management IC U610 3608006000030 Power management IC U611 3608011000050 Power management IC U612 3608006000000 Power management IC U701 3606010000010 D/A converter...
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Shielding can for TX VCO 6201865000000 Shielding can for crystal oscillator 6201915000000 Shielding can for antenna spring plate 6201935000000 Shielding can for switching power Main board PD70X/ PD70XG/ HD705/ HD705G Channel Board Ref. No. Part No. Description R1002 3001051210010 120Ω C1001...
Service Manual UHF1 (400-470MHz) Information Troubleshooting Flow Chart Receiver Circuit No receive R5V output is normal?[1] 5VRT output is normal?[2] Check Q9019. The static working point of Q9001 is Check Q9001. normal?[3] The static Check Q9017 working point of Q9017/Q9018 and Q9018.
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UHF1 (400-470MHz) Information Service Manual Description of Normal Situations: [1] Output voltage at Q9019 PIN3: about 4.95V. [2] Output voltage at U605 PIN4 or input voltage at Q9019 PIN4: about 5V. [3] Vbe: about 0.74V; Vce: about 2.5V (in the case of no signal reception). [4] For Q9018, Vbe: about 0.76V;...
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UHF1 (400-470MHz) Information Service Manual Description of Normal Situations: [1] Voltage of the power supply: about 7.4V. [2] For low power, APC-OUT: 1.8-2.1V; for high power, APC-OUT: 2.4-2.8V. [3] For low power, APC-IN: 1-1.3V; for high power, APC-IN: 1.8-2.1V. [4] PS-APC: about 3.3V. [5] TX5V: about 5V;...
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Service Manual UHF1 (400-470MHz) Information FGU check Check the power 5VFGU, 3V3ARF, supply circuit. 3V3DRF are normal? Q106 and Q107 Q104 and Q108 VCO oscillates? Replace Q104 are normal?[1] are normal?[2] and Q108. Check Q104, Q108 and Replace Q106 peripheral components. and Q107.
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UHF1 (400-470MHz) Information Service Manual Description of Normal Situations: [1] During transmission, output voltage by Q107 PIN3: about 4V. During reception, output voltage by Q106 PIN3: about 4V. [2] During transmission, voltage at Q108 E: about 1.8V. During reception, voltage at Q104 E: about 1.8V. [3] The CV value varies with frequencies.
Service Manual UHF2 (450-520MHz) Information 8. UHF2 (450-520MHz) Information Transmitter Circuit The transmitter circuit is mainly composed of: RF power amplifier circuit Low-pass filter circuit (for suppressing harmonics) Auto power control circuit (APC) (including temperature detection circuit) Figure 8-1 Diagram of Transmitter Circuit 8.1.1 RF Power Amplifier Circuit...
UHF2 (450-520MHz) Information Service Manual Step 4 After processed by multiple amplifiers, the signal is processed by a microstrip matcher to complete output impedance matching, so as to reduce output power loss due to impedance mismatch. Step 5 The signal passes through the TX/RX switch and goes to the low-pass filter. 8.1.2 Low-pass Filter Circuit The low-pass filter is a high-order Chebyshev filter composed of lumped-parameter inductors and...
Service Manual UHF2 (450-520MHz) Information Pi Attenuator Figure 8-2 Diagram of Receiver Circuit 8.2.1 Receiver Front-end The HF signal from the low-pass filter passes through the electrically tunable band-pass filter controlled via APC/TV1 level, to remove out-of-band interference signal and to send wanted band-pass signal to the low-noise amplifier (Q9001).
UHF2 (450-520MHz) Information Service Manual 8.2.2 Receiver Back-end Figure 8-3 Diagram of IF Processor The first IF signal (73.35MHz) output by the IF amplifier goes into AD9864 (U401) via Pin 47, where the signal is converted to the second IF signal (2.25MHz). Then the signal is converted to digital signal via ADC sampling, and output via the SSI interface.
Service Manual UHF2 (450-520MHz) Information Figure 8-4 Diagram of FGU 8.3.1 Working Principle of PLL The 19.2MHz frequency generated by the reference crystal oscillator goes to PLL for division, generating the reference frequency (i.e. step frequency f1). Meanwhile, the frequency generated by VCO generates another frequency (f2) through the frequency divider in PLL.
UHF2 (450-520MHz) Information Service Manual is composed of the oscillator loop and Q108, to provide carrier for TX signal. 8.3.3 Two-point Modulation In TX mode, the two-point modulation technology is employed, to obtain higher modulation accuracy and lower 4FSK bit error rate. MOD-VCO and MOD-XO send the modulation signal to the modulation end of VCO and the reference crystal oscillator of PLL respectively to modulate TX VCO and the reference crystal oscillator.
Service Manual UHF2 (450-520MHz) Information Troubleshooting Flow Chart Receiver Circuit No receive R5V output is normal?[1] 5VRT output is normal?[2] Check Q9019. The static working point of Q9001 is Check Q9001. normal?[3] The static Check Q9017 working point of Q9017/Q9018 and Q9018.
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UHF2 (450-520MHz) Information Service Manual Description of Normal Situations: [1] Output voltage at Q9019 PIN3: about 4.95V. [2] Output voltage at U605 PIN4 or input voltage at Q9019 PIN4: about 5V. [3] Vbe: about 0.74V; Vce: about 2.5V (in the case of no signal reception). [4] For Q9018, Vbe: about 0.76V;...
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UHF2 (450-520MHz) Information Service Manual Description of Normal Situations: [1] Voltage of the power supply: about 7.4V. [2] For low power, APC-OUT: 1.8-2.1V; for high power, APC-OUT: 2.4-2.8V. [3] For low power, APC-IN: 1-1.3V; for high power, APC-IN: 1.8-2.1V. [4] PS-APC: about 3.3V. [5] TX5V: about 5V;...
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Service Manual UHF2 (450-520MHz) Information FGU check Check the power 5VFGU, 3V3ARF, supply circuit. 3V3DRF are normal? Q106 and Q107 Q104 and Q108 VCO oscillates? Replace Q104 are normal?[1] are normal?[2] and Q108. Check Q104, Q108 and Replace Q106 peripheral components. and Q107.
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UHF2 (450-520MHz) Information Service Manual Description of Normal Situations: [1] During transmission, output voltage by Q107 PIN3: about 4V. During reception, output voltage by Q106 PIN3: about 4V. [2] During transmission, voltage at Q108 E: about 1.8V. During reception, voltage at Q104 E: about 1.8V. [3] The CV value varies with frequencies.
Service Manual UHF3 (350-400MHz) Information 9. UHF3 (350-400MHz) Information Transmitter Circuit The transmitter circuit is mainly composed of: RF power amplifier circuit Low-pass filter circuit (for suppressing harmonics) Auto power control circuit (APC) (including temperature detection circuit) Microstrip π...
UHF3 (350-400MHz) Information Service Manual Step 4 After processed by multiple amplifiers, the signal is processed by a microstrip matcher to complete output impedance matching, so as to reduce output power loss due to impedance mismatch. Step 5 The signal passes through the TX/RX switch and goes to the low-pass filter. 9.1.2 Low-pass Filter Circuit The low-pass filter is a high-order Chebyshev filter composed of lumped-parameter inductors and...
Service Manual UHF3 (350-400MHz) Information Pi Attenuator Figure 9-2 Diagram of Receiver Circuit 9.2.1 Receiver Front-end The HF signal from the low-pass filter passes through the electrically tunable band-pass filter controlled via APC/TV1 level, to remove out-of-band interference signal and to send wanted band-pass signal to the low-noise amplifier (Q9001).
UHF3 (350-400MHz) Information Service Manual 9.2.2 Receiver Back-end Figure 9-3 Diagram of IF Processor The first IF signal (73.35MHz) output by the IF amplifier goes into AD9864 (U401) via Pin 47, where the signal is converted to the second IF signal (2.25MHz). Then the signal is converted to digital signal via ADC sampling, and output via the SSI interface.
Service Manual UHF3 (350-400MHz) Information Figure 9-4 Diagram of FGU 9.3.1 Working Principle of PLL The 19.2MHz frequency generated by the reference crystal oscillator goes to PLL for division, generating the reference frequency (i.e. step frequency f1). Meanwhile, the frequency generated by VCO generates another frequency (f2) through the frequency divider in PLL.
UHF3 (350-400MHz) Information Service Manual is composed of the oscillator loop and Q108, to provide carrier for TX signal. 9.3.3 Two-point Modulation In TX mode, the two-point modulation technology is employed, to obtain higher modulation accuracy and lower 4FSK bit error rate. MOD-VCO and MOD-XO send the modulation signal to the modulation end of VCO and the reference crystal oscillator of PLL respectively to modulate TX VCO and the reference crystal oscillator.
Service Manual UHF3 (350-400MHz) Information Troubleshooting Flow Chart Receiver Circuit No receive R5V output is normal?[1] 5VRT output is normal?[2] Check Q9019. The static working point of Q9001 is Check Q9001. normal?[3] The static Check Q9017 working point of Q9017/Q9018 and Q9018.
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UHF3 (350-400MHz) Information Service Manual Description of Normal Situations: [1] Output voltage at Q9019 PIN3: about 4.95V. [2] Output voltage at U605 PIN4 or input voltage at Q9019 PIN4: about 5V. [3] Vbe: about 0.74V; Vce: about 2.5V (in the case of no signal reception). [4] For Q9018, Vbe: about 0.76V;...
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UHF3 (350-400MHz) Information Service Manual Description of Normal Situations: [1] Voltage of the power supply: about 7.4V. [2] For low power, APC-OUT: 1.8-2.1V; for high power, APC-OUT: 2.4-2.8V. [3] For low power, APC-IN: 1-1.3V; for high power, APC-IN: 1.8-2.1V. [4] PS-APC: about 3.3V. [5] TX5V: about 5V;...
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Service Manual UHF3 (350-400MHz) Information FGU check Check the power 5VFGU, 3V3ARF, supply circuit. 3V3DRF are normal? Q106 and Q107 Q104 and Q108 VCO oscillates? Replace Q104 are normal?[1] are normal?[2] and Q108. Check Q104, Q108 and Replace Q106 peripheral components. and Q107.
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UHF3 (350-400MHz) Information Service Manual Description of Normal Situations: [1] During transmission, output voltage by Q107 PIN3: about 4V. During reception, output voltage by Q106 PIN3: about 4V. [2] During transmission, voltage at Q108 E: about 1.8V. During reception, voltage at Q104 E: about 1.8V. [3] The CV value varies with frequencies.
Service Manual UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information 10. UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information 10.1 Transmitter Circuit The transmitter circuit is mainly composed of: RF power amplifier circuit Low-pass filter circuit (for suppressing harmonics) Auto power control circuit (APC) (including temperature detection circuit) Figure 10-1 Diagram of Transmitter Circuit 10.1.1 RF Power Amplifier Circuit...
UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information Service Manual Step 5 After processed by multiple amplifiers, the signal passes through an impedance matching circuit, so as to reduce output power loss due to impedance mismatch. Step 6 The signal passes through the TX/RX switch and goes to the low-pass filter. 10.1.2 Low-pass Filter Circuit The low-pass filter is a high-order Chebyshev filter composed of microstrip and capacitor.
Service Manual UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information Figure 10-2 Diagram of Receiver Circuit 10.2.1 Receiver Front-end The HF signal from the low-pass filter passes through the RX switch, which switches the signal to the 800MHz or 900MHz channel. Then the signal goes to the first SAW filter, to remove out-of-band interference signal and to send wanted band-pass signal to the low-noise amplifier (Q9009).
UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information Service Manual 10.2.2 Receiver Back-end Figure 10-3 Diagram of IF Processor The first IF signal (73.35 MHz) output by the IF amplifier goes into AD9864 (U401) via Pin 47, where the signal is converted to the second IF signal (2.25MHz). Then the signal is converted to digital signal via ADC sampling, and output via the SSI interface.
Service Manual UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information MOD-VCO Low VCO VCO buffer amplifier MOD-VCO VCO-OUT PUT 4CH DAC High VCO 4pole RC filter Frequency Synthesizer From OMAP Ref. Osc 19.2MHZ CV Buffer Adapt CV out CV-read Adapt control control Reference OSC signal OMAP Figure 10-4 Diagram of FGU 10.3.1...
UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information Service Manual status via OMAP. The high VCO is composed of the oscillator loop and Q104, to provide carrier for the LO signal and TX signal. The low VCO is composed of the oscillator loop and Q108, to provide carrier for the LO signal and TX signal.
UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information Service Manual 10.7 Parts List PD70X/ PD70XG/ PD78X/ PD78XG/ HD705/ HD705G/ HD785/ HD785G Main Board Ref. No. Print No. Part No. Description ANT1 6201847000000 Antenna spring plate 6201915000000 Shielding can for antenna spring plate 6201935000000 Shielding can for switching power...
UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information Service Manual 10.8 Troubleshooting Flow Chart Receiver Circuit...
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Service Manual UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information No receive R3.3V output is normal?[1] 3V3A output is normal?[2] Check Q9022. The static working point of Q9009 is Check Q9009. normal?[3] The static Check Q9017 working point of Q9017/Q9018 and Q9018. is normal?[4] Input IF signal Check Q403 and via U401 PIN47 to check The second LO is...
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UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information Service Manual Description of Normal Situations: [1] Output voltage at Q9022 PIN 3: about 3.25V. [2] Output voltage at U606 PIN5 or input voltage at Q9022 PIN4: about 3.3V. [3] Vbe: about 0.84V; Vce: about 2.65V (in the case of no signal reception). [4] For Q9018, Vbe: about 0.76V;...
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UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information Service Manual No power output Power supply Check the power works normally?[1] supply circuit. APC-OUT is APC-IN is Check the DAC normal?[2] normal?[3] output circuit. Replace Q9008 and Q9006. PS-TX and RT5V TX 5V voltage are normal?[5] is normal?[5] Check the power PS-APC 3.3V...
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Service Manual UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information Description of Normal Situations: [1] Voltage of the power supply: about 7.4V. [2] For low power, APC-OUT: 1.3-1.4V; for high power, APC-OUT: 1.5-1.8V. [3] For low power, APC-IN: 1.2-1.3V; for high power, APC-IN: 1.5-1.7V. [4] PS-APC: about 3.3V. [5] TX5V: about 5V;...
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UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information Service Manual FGU check Check the power 5VFGU, 3V3ARF, supply circuit. 3V3DRF are normal? Q106 and Q107 Q104 and Q108 VCO oscillates? Replace Q104 are normal?[1] are normal?[2] and Q108. Check Q104, Q108 and Replace Q106 peripheral components. and Q107.
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Service Manual UHF5 (806-941MHz) Information Description of Normal Situations: [1] During transmission (806-825/851-870) or reception (935-941), output voltage by Q107 PIN3: about During transmission (896-902/935-941) or reception (851-870), output voltage by Q106 PIN3: about [2] During transmission (806-825/851-870) or reception (935-941), voltage at Q108 E: about 2.1V. [2] During transmission (896-902/935-941) or reception (851-870), voltage at Q104 E: about 2.1V.
VHF (136-174MHz) Information Service Manual 11. VHF (136-174MHz) Information 11.1 Transmitter Circuit The transmitter circuit is mainly composed of: RF power amplifier circuit Low-pass filter circuit (for suppressing harmonics) Auto power control circuit (APC) (including temperature detection circuit) Figure 11-1 Diagram of Transmitter Circuit 11.1.1 RF Power Amplifier Circuit...
Service Manual VHF (136-174MHz) Information Step 4 After processed by multiple amplifiers, the signal passes through an impedance matching circuit, so as to reduce output power loss due to impedance mismatch. Step 5 The signal passes through the TX/RX switch and goes to the low-pass filter. 11.1.2 Low-pass Filter Circuit The low-pass filter is a high-order Chebyshev filter composed of lumped-parameter inductors and...
VHF (136-174MHz) Information Service Manual Pi Attenuator Figure 11-2 Diagram of Receiver Circuit 11.2.1 Receiver Front-end The HF signal from the low-pass filter passes through the electrically tunable band-pass filter controlled via APC/TV1 level, to remove out-of-band interference signal and to send wanted band-pass signal to the low-noise amplifier (Q9009).
Service Manual VHF (136-174MHz) Information 11.2.2 Receiver Back-end Figure 11-3 Diagram of IF Processor The first IF signal (44.85MHz) output by the IF amplifier goes into AD9864 (U401) via Pin 47, where the signal is converted to the second IF signal (2.25MHz). Then the signal is converted to digital signal via ADC sampling, and output via the SSI interface.
VHF (136-174MHz) Information Service Manual Figure 11-4 Diagram of FGU 11.3.1 Working Principle of PLL The 19.2MHz frequency generated by the reference crystal oscillator goes to PLL for division, generating the reference frequency (i.e. step frequency f1). Meanwhile, the frequency generated by VCO passes through the band-pass filter, and the second harmonic goes into the PLL, where frequency f2 is generated through frequency division.
Service Manual VHF (136-174MHz) Information There are two types of VCO: TX VCO and RX VCO. Both types control EMD22 to switch operating status via OMAP. RX VCO is composed of the oscillator loop and Q104, to provide LO signal. TX VCO is composed of the oscillator loop and Q108, to provide carrier for TX signal.
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Shielding can for crystal oscillator 1021 / 6201915000000 Shielding can for antenna spring plate 1022 / 6201935000000 Shielding can for switching power 1023 / Main board PD70X/ PD70XG/ HD705/ HD705G Channel Board Ref. No. Part No. Description R1002 3001051210010 120Ω...
VHF (136-174MHz) Information Service Manual 11.8 Troubleshooting Flow Chart Receiver Circuit...
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Service Manual VHF (136-174MHz) Information Description of Normal Situations: [1] Output voltage at Q9019 PIN3: about 4.95V. [2] Output voltage at U605 PIN4 or input voltage at Q9019 PIN4: about 5V. [3] Vbe: about 0.74V; Vce: about 2.5V (in the case of no signal reception). [4] For Q9018, Vbe: about 0.76V;...
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VHF (136-174MHz) Information Service Manual Transmitter Circuit...
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Service Manual VHF (136-174MHz) Information Description of Normal Situations: [1] Voltage of the power supply: about 7.4V. [2] For low power, APC-OUT: 1.8-2.1V; for high power, APC-OUT: 2.4-2.8V. [3] For low power, APC-IN: 1-1.3V; for high power, APC-IN: 1.8-2.1V. [4] PS-APC: about 3.3V. [5] TX5V: about 5V;...
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VHF (136-174MHz) Information Service Manual FGU check Check the power 5VFGU, 3V3ARF, supply circuit. 3V3DRF are normal? Q106 and Q107 Q104 and Q108 VCO oscillates? Replace Q104 are normal?[1] are normal?[2] and Q108. Check Q104, Q108 and Replace Q106 peripheral components. and Q107.
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Service Manual VHF (136-174MHz) Information Description of Normal Situations: [1] During transmission, output voltage by Q107 PIN3: about 4V. During reception, output voltage by Q106 PIN3: about 4V. [2] During transmission, voltage at Q108 E: about 1.8V. During reception, voltage at Q104 E: about 1.8V. [3] The CV value varies with frequencies.
Disassembly and Assembly Service Manual 12. Disassembly and Assembly The disassembly and assembly operations for PD70X/ PD70XG/ HD705/ HD705G and PD78X/ PD78XG/ HD785/ HD785G are similar. This section illustrates based on PD78X/ PD78XG/ HD785/ HD785G. 12.1 Disassembling the Chassis Step 1 Turn off the radio, and remove the two screws on the sides of the radio.
Service Manual Disassembly and Assembly Step 2 Remove the screws on the LCD board (for PD70X/ PD70XG/ HD705/ HD705G, please remove the screws on the small board). Step 3 Remove the screws on the main board. Step 4 Take the main board down the chassis.
13BExploded View Service Manual 13. Exploded View PD70X/ PD70XG/ HD705/ HD705G Part Number Description Qty. 6001277000000 Accessory jack cover 6001073000000 Light guide 6001069000010 Volume control knob 16010435H0010 Stubby Antenna...
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Service Manual 13BExploded View Part Number Description Qty. 6001068000010 Channel selector knob 6100502000000 Emergency key 7209002501000 Nut for antenna 7206002500200 Nut for volume switch Channel board 7207002201000 Nut for encoder switch 7000218000000 Stud 1300PD7000090 7102003500210 Machine screw Semi-finished main board 6201848000000 Motor fixing sheet 5402000000060...
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13BExploded View Service Manual Part Number Description Qty. 6100442000000 Silicone rubber PTT key 7102004000400 Machine screw 7400264000000 Speaker felt 6001063000010 Front case Note Parts that are not marked with Part No. may vary with the radio frequency band.
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Service Manual 13BExploded View PD78X/ PD78XG/ HD785/ HD785G Part Number Description Qty. 7400320000020 LCD lens 6001071000000 Front cover 6100441000000 Numeric keypad 7300044000010 Metal dome for function key 6001277000000 Accessory jack cover 6001065000010 Front case...
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13BExploded View Service Manual Part Number Description Qty. 6001073000000 Light guide 6001069000010 Volume control knob 16010435H0010 Stubby antenna 6001068000010 Channel selector knob 6100502000000 Emergency key 7400184000000 Waterproof MIC net 7400329000000 MIC pad 7500346000000 PORON 7206002500200 Nut for volume switch 6100111000010 Silicone rubber MIC cover 7207002201000 Nut for encoder switch...
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Service Manual 13BExploded View Part Number Description Qty. 1300PD7800000 50PIN B2B connector 7102003500210 Machine screw Semi-finished channel board 7000218000000 Stud Semi-finished main board 6100527100000 Waterproof ring for machine screw 7102009000020 Machine screw 7400296000010 Speaker felt Note Parts that are not marked with Part No. may vary with the radio frequency band.
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Service Manual Specifications ±4.0kHz@20kHz ±5.0kHz@25kHz 40dB@12.5kHz FM Noise 43dB@20KHz 45dB@25kHz Audio Distortion ≤3% GPS (open area) TTFF (Time To First Fix) Cold <1 minute Start TTFF (Time To First Fix) Hot <10 seconds Start Horizontal Accuracy <10 meters All Specifications are tested according to applicable standards, and subject to change without notice due to continuous development.
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