General ..........................2 Radio Overview........................3 Software Specifications.....................7 Circuit Description......................10 Semiconductor Data ......................14 TM-610 Parts List 1 ......................19 Tuning Description ......................58 Terminal Function ......................71 Troubleshooting Flow Chart ................... 75 Disassembly and Assembly for Repair ................79 Exploded View........................82 TM-610 Parts List 2 ......................
This equipment should be serviced by qualified technicians only. Do not modify the radio for any reason. Use only HYT supplied or approved antenna. Install the mobile antenna at least 82cm (32 inches) away from your body, in accordance with the requirements of the antenna manufacturer/supplier.
TM-610 Service Manual Radio Overview Front Panel View ① Volume Control Knob Rotate the knob clockwise to increase the volume and counter-clockwise to decrease the volume. ② LCD Please refer to section LCD Display. ③ Programmable Function Keys ▲ / ▼...
Used to connect an external speaker with a 3.5 mm plug. Refer to Test Cable for Speaker Output in Tuning Description for details. ③ Power Inlet Use HYT-authorized DC power cord to inlet 13.6 V DC power. ④ Antenna Connector Used to connect an external antenna.
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TM-610 Service Manual Indicator Description Display zone / channel number. Display channel label Display DTMF digit Display channel Frequency Display menu, setting items, etc. Display when the transmitting power is low. The icon appears if any of the following conditions occurs: 1.
TM-610 Service Manual Programmable Function Keys [P1]-[P4], [▲ ]/ [▼ ] can be programmed with the following auxiliary functions: None CH Up CH Down Zone Up Zone Down Monitor/ Cancel Call Cancel Call Display Channel Alias Display Freqency 10. Display Mode Switch 11.
TM-610 Service Manual Software Specifications Radio Modes Frame of Radio Modes Keypad Entry for Mode Startup MODE Main Menu Display/Sub Menu Operation Remarks USER Conventional Turn on the radio to enter ---------------------------- MODE Mode Conventional Mode Press and hold [P1] to turn the...
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TM-610 Service Manual Error Information and Measures in User Mode The radio self-checks when power on. If no error is detected, the radio enters conventional mode. While the radio will sound alert once any error is checked. Error information and measures:...
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TM-610 Service Manual Select the item with [Up]/[Down] keys. Press [P4] to enter the selected sub-item. Press [P4] to enter the sub-item and tune the data with [Up]/[Down] keys. Then press [P4] to save the data and enter the next sub-item. Press [P1] to go back to the previous item without saving the data.
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TM-610 Service Manual second local oscillator signal (50.4MHz) to become a 450KHz second IF signal. The second IF signal is then fed through a ceramic filter (N: CF202; W: CF203) to eliminate unwanted signals. The resulting signal then is detected by IC102 and output from Pin 9 as audio signals.
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TM-610 Service Manual 4. PLL Circuit The frequencies of receiving the first local oscillator signal and transmitting signal are generated by the PLL circuit. The PLL circuit consists of Tx frequency oscillator (Q701), Rx frequency oscillator (Q702), buffer amplifier (Q703), RF amplifier (Q102), PLL IC (IC801), LPF and Tx/Rx VCO control switch (Q704, Q706).
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TM-610 Service Manual 5.2 Power Supply +B supplies power for the radio. D135 and D137 are over-voltage protection diodes. Power-on/off can be controlled via the software. Figure 5 Power Supply Circuit Vout provides power for IC601, IC602 and IC803, which produces 8V, 5V, 3.3V voltage for the circuit.
TM-610 Service Manual Semiconductor Data Positive Voltage Regulator: TA7805F (POWER unit IC602) and TA7808S (POWER unit 601). EEPROM: AT24C256N10SI2.7 (CPU unit IC501) 2.1 Pin Function Pin No. Name Function 1~3 A0~A2 Address input Serial data Serial clock input TEST Test +5V.
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TM-610 Service Manual Pin No. Name Function PW GND Power ground 1 OUT1+ Output 1+ OUT1- Output 1- Supply voltage Input 1 Operation switch STAND-BY Operation switch PW GND Power ground 2 PW GND Power ground 3 SGND Signal ground...
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TM-610 Service Manual Amplifier: TA75W558FU (AFPr unit IC404), TC75W51FU (AFPr unit IC402, AFPr unit IC405, AFPr unit IC403), TA75S01F (RF unit IC1037), TA75W01FU (RF unit IC404). IF Detector: TA31136FN (RF unit IC102). Dual D-type trigger: TC4013BF (AFPwr unit IC512). RF PLL Frequency Synthesizer: MB15A02 (PLL unit IC801).
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TM-610 Service Manual AUX2 AUX2— — optional circuit board port 2 (input) Pull Up Not used (left open) HOLD Not used (left open)(for recording) Not used (left open) Not used (left open) External expansion, read(Not used) Not used (left open)
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TM-610 Service Manual TYPE TM-610/TM-610 Selection input,H: TM-610; L: TM-610 Left open P4 input,ON: L (external pull-up resistor) P3 input,ON: L (external pull-up resistor) P2 input,ON: L (external pull-up resistor) P1 input,ON: L (external pull-up resistor) Not used (left open)
TM-610 Service Manual 4002000000180 Chip fuse 0603-FF 0.25A-32V 0467.250NR 1 FP101 4002000000180 Chip fuse 0603-FF 0.25A-32V 0467.250NR 1 FP102 Tuning Description 1. Key Functions 1.1 Front Panel View ① Volume Control Knob Rotate the knob clockwise to increase the volume and counterclockwise to decrease the volume.
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TM-610 Service Manual 2.2 Enter Panel Tuning Mode Press [P1] key to turn on the radio and enter tuning mode. Items of the tuning mode are shown as follows: Dealer Mode Tx high power Tx low power Max. Frequency Deviation...
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TM-610 Service Manual Ceter _C *** CTCSS: 67.0Hz Wideband _L *** CTCSS: 67.0Hz High CTCSS: 67.0Hz _H *** CTC.DEV_L Medium band Ceter M_C *** CTCSS: 67.0Hz Ceter N_C *** CTCSS: 67.0Hz Narrow band N_L *** CTCSS: 67.0Hz High N_H *** CTCSS: 67.0Hz...
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TM-610 Service Manual Center _C *** 1KHz Wideband _L *** 1KHz High 1KHz _H *** Single Tone TONE DEV Medium Center M_C *** 1KHz Deviation Center N_C *** 1KHz Narrowband N_L*** 1KHz High N_H *** 1KHz No signalling, _L ***...
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TM-610 Service Manual N_C *** Center No signalling N_L *** No signalling SQL 3 Narrowband High N_H *** No signalling _C *** Center No signalling Wide band _L *** No signalling _H *** High No signalling M_C *** RSSI High Power...
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TM-610 Service Manual [ U p ]/[D o w n ] [U p ]/[D ow n ] [P 4 ] [P 4 ] Tu ning C D C S S de viatio n C D C SS d evia tion (C enter)
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TM-610 Service Manual 3. Test Instrument for Alignment Instrument Method Major Specifications Standard Signal Generator Frequency VHF: 136-174 MHz; UHF: 400-470 MHz 450-500 MHz (SSG) Modulation 470-520 MHz 350-400 MHz 440-470 MHz Output power Frequency modulation and external modulation 0.1uV to 1mV above...
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TM-610 Service Manual 3.2 Test Cable for Microphone Input The following test cable is recommended. HOOK To AG Audio VTVM MICG 8 PIN 1:CM 5:PTT/TXD 2:HOOK/RX 6:GND D3.MIC 7:PSB 4:ME 8:MBL 4. Cautions Taken When Removing or Attaching the Shielding When handling with the shielding, do not damage the components on the Tx-Rx unit.
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TM-610 Service Manual Initialization It is necessary to set the frequency and initialize the radio before tuning because there is no wanted information in EEPROM when the radio is manufactured. Turn on the radio while holding down P2, and then release them to enter frequency initiliazation. Observe the display and select an item through the Up/Down arrow keys.
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TM-610 Service Manual Specification Measurement Tuning Item Condition Remarks Test Instrument Terminal Part Method 1.Power supply: 1. Power Supply Note: DC 13.6V The radio can only be installed in negative grounding electrical system. Reverse polarity will cause the cable fuse to get blown. Check the vehicle ground polarity before installation to avoid wasted time and effort.
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TM-610 Service Manual tune High/Low power. VHF high PO=5± 0.5W power, and I≤4.0A unnecessary for UHF. Check the deviation For wide band, adjust of Hi/Center/Low to: “ _C” , “ _L” , “ _H” 1. Each CH Radio CH.: 3.9± 0.1KHz(W)
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TM-610 Service Manual Deviation enter the item Filter: UP/DOWN band; “ M_C.” “ CDCSS_DEV" and <20HZ-300Hz keys, then 0.60KHz± 0.10KHz corresponds to medium press P4 to enter “ _C” , AF: OFF press [P4] to band; “ N_C.” , “ N_L” , “...
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TM-610 Service Manual Receiver Specification/ Measurement Tuning Item Condition Remarks Test Instrument Terminal Part Method UHF waveform: Set the gain value to the Manually tune maximum; the TC101 and corresponding TC102 through Enter item “ SENSITVI” ; freq. are on the Up/Down keys, 16.RF...
TM-610 Service Manual Radio Enter in turn the items No need to Communication “ OPEN SQL9”(Level 9 tune software Press [P4] Test Set on), “ OPEN SQL3”(Level setting at twice to 19. SQL SSG Output: 3 on); then press [P4] to...
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TM-610 Service Manual MICDAT Serial data output for keypad MIC. MIC ground MIC signal output. Ground Audio input after tuning by k301 Power switch control signal output RxD2 Serial data output TxD2 Serial data input Audio output after tuning by k301 TYPE Model select(H:TM-610;...
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RxD2 Serial data output TxD2 Serial data input Audio input after tuning by k301 TYPE Model select (H:TM-610; L:TM-610) SW position signal output 4 SW position signal output 3 SW position signal output 2 SW position signal output 1 SLED...
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TM-610 Service Manual External MIC ground AF_O Receive audio output (300-3KHz, de-emphasized) (default) Modulation input of digital signal (selectable) Signal output of SPEAKER1 (default) RSSI Field detect of received signal (selectable) Signal output of SPEAKER2 (default) RF power control (selectable) AUX1 Expansion functions (AUX1 to AUX 4): 1.
TM-610 Service Manual Disassembly and Assembly for Repair Disassembly 1. Turn off the radio. Disconnect the power cord and screw out the antenna connector. 2. Remove the top cover. 3. Loosen the 8 screws locking the shielding and pedestal of the aluminum chassis. Then remove the shielding, disconnect FFC and speaker cable which bind front panel PCB and main unit PCB.
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TM-610 Service Manual 5. Pull out the volume control knob. Screw out the copper nut from the potentiometer tuning volume. Then loosen the four screws fixing the front case and remove the front panel. 6. Use an electric iron and screwdriver to separate the antenna connector, power cord, external board and waterproof ring on this board.
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TM-610 Service Manual Assembly Fix the bracket (main unit) using four self-tapping screws. Tighten the four tuning screws (each with one shrapnel and one shim). Plug the connector (microphone) into the jack (microphone). If the microphone is not in use, hang it on the bracket .
TM-610 Service Manual TM-610 Parts List 2 Material No. Description Qty. 6000234100000 Top cover 7500171000000 Vibration-absorbing sponge 7102623020000 Self-tapping screw ST2.6*23mm 6300037000000 Shielding (radio unit) 7102508000100 Machine screw M2.5*8.0mm Antenna connector 6100145000000 Waterproof ring (antenna connector) 5205000000280 Speaker jack HSJ1456-010320...
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TM-610 Service Manual 4310020000000 Rotary switch PCB (front panel) 7400201000000 Baffle 4210100000400 32pin signal cable PCB (radio unit) 7102606020000 Self-tapping screw ST2.6*6.0mm 6100143000000 Waterproof ring (radio unit) Remarks: Parts that are not marked with material number can vary according to changes of their corresponding power...
TM-610 Service Manual Specifications General VHF: 136 -174MHz Frequency Range UHF: 400-470MHz 450-500MHz 470-520MHz 350-400MHz 440-470MHz Channel Capacity Channel Spacing 25KHz/20KHz/12.5KHz Operating Voltage 13.6V± 15% Standby 0.2A Current Receive ≤2A Drain Transmit ≤8A(High Power); ≤5A(Low Power) Operating Temperature -30 ~ ℃...
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TM-610 Service Manual HYT endeavors to achieve the accuracy and completeness of this manual, but no warranty of accuracy or reliability is given. All the specifications and design are subject to change without prior notice due to continuous technology development. Changes which may occur after publication are highlighted by Revision History contained in Service Manual.
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