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6.5 REMOTE CONTROL WIRING
Fig. 6-3 shows the REMOTE connector. This 7 pin DIN plug
can be used to control a linear amplifier or other external
accessories.
Kenwood linear amplifier TL-922 can be connected to this
unit
with
its remote
cable.
However,
when a
linear
amplifier other than the TL-922(A)
is used, change the
connection as shown in Fig. 6-4.
This allows remote operation with the relay connected to
the terminal 7 of the DIN jack.
NOTE:
ALWAYS
use shielded line for all connections.
From STBY switch
(PTT circuit for foot
switch)
View from code
bree connector
Fig. 6-3 REMOTE connector
Speaker output
No connection
ALC input
Ground
ALC threshold level
approx. —6 V
PTT line
Normally opened,
closed in trasmit
See Fig. 6-3.
Normally opened,
closed in transmit
Table 6-2
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Control relay printed board
Power supply printed board
Change the line (a)
connected to
NC to 28 V.
@ OPERATION WITH A LINEAR AMPLIFIER
The TS-930S
may
be operated
with
any
conventional
linear amplifier. which will accept up to approximately 125
watts RF drive, has a low current DC operated keying cir-
cuit, and returns approximately —-8~ —10 V DC ALC (aqd-
justable) back to the exciter. Please note that in order to
operate OSK (full break-in), the linear amplifier must also be
QSK capable.
For operation
with a linear amplifier,
refer to Fig. 6-3,
TS-930S internal wiring.
Pin 6 ALC input
Pin 2 Ground
Pin 4 Control line center conductor
Use shielded line for both ALC and RL (control line).
@ SSTV OR AFSK OPERATION
The TS-930S will adapt to slow scan television AFSK or
RTTY operation (besides the built-in FSK mode). For SSTV,
the only cabling
required
are connections
between
the
transceiver phone patch input and the camera output, and
between the patch output and the monitor input.