Rear Panel Controls - Kenwood TS-700SP Operating Manual

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3-3. REAR PANEL CONTROLS
@ ANT TERMINAL
For connection of an antenna
@ NAME PLATE
TS-700SP serial number is marked on this plate
@ TRANSISTOR PROTECTIVE COVER
The transistors in the AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulator)
circuit for 11V and 20V lines are protected by this cover. It
also functions as a heat sink for these transistors
@ TONE PAD CONNECTOR
The connection is shown on page 16 Fig. 9 of the tone pad
instruction
© RL-MAKE CONNECTOR
This is a normal opened relay contact. It is grounded in
transmit
© KEY JACK
This jack is used for operating the transceiver in CW mode
Connect an external telegraph key.
@ EXT SP TERMINAL
For connection of an external 82 speaker
ALC-INPUT CONNECTOR
External ALC connector from a linear amplifier.
10
2A AC 120V
1A AC220V
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@ AC POWER SELECT SWITCH
Set this switch to your local AC line voltage. When the
switch setting is changed, be sure to replace the fuse with
one of proper valve. (120V = 2A. 220V = 1A).
(9 POWER CORD JACK
For connection of the supplied AC or DC power cord.
() AC FUSE HOLDER
AC primary power fuse. (120V/2A or 220V/1A.)
(2 EXT VFO CONNECTOR
For connection of the remote VFO, VFO-700S (optional).
When the VFO-700S is not used, be sure to keep the 9-pin
MT plug installed. If not, the TS-700SP will not work,
either transmit or receive.
(3 HEAT SINK (For Transmitter Final Stage)
Dissipates heat from the RF power amplifiers.
( GROUNDING
To prevent electric shock, TV! and BCI, be sure to wire the
TS-700SP to a good earth ground. Use grounding wire as
thick and short as possible. Bury a ground rod or plate as
deep as possible. Do not use gas pipes for ground! C