Alinco DJ-G5 Service Manual
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DJ-G5 Service Manual CONTENTS + SPECIFICATIONS2+ PARTS LIST RF Unit 37~40 IF Unit 41~44 + CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION CPU Unit 44~46 1) Receiver System 3~5 SVV UniL 46 2) Transmitter System 5 UVCO Unit 46 3) PLL Synthesizer Circuit 6 VVCO Unit 47 4) CPU and Peripheral Circuit 6~7 CHARGE Unit 47 5) Terminal function of CPU 10~12 PTT Unit 47 6) Terminal function of 4094 13 Mechanical Parts 48 7) Frequency Table 13 + SEMICONDUCTOR DATA + ADJUSTMENT l) AK2341 14 1) Required Test Equipment 49 2) BU4094BF 15 2) Adjustment for DJ-G5T/E 50 3) HD6433877 16 3) Adjustment Points 51 4) LC75366M 17 5) LC73881 M 18 6) M64076GP 19 + PC BOARD VIEW 7) MC3372VM 20 1) RF Unit Side A 52 8) NJM21 00V 20 2) RF Unit Side B 53 9) NJM2070M 21 3) IF Unit Side A 54 10) RH5RH501A 22 4) 1F Unit Side B 55 11) RH5RH651A 22 5) CPU Unit Side A 56 12) S-80730SL-AT 23 6) CPU Unit Side B 57 13) S-AV28 24 7) UVCO Unit 58 14) S-AU57 24 8) VVCO Unit 58 15) S-81237SG-QE 25 9) PTT Unit Side A 58 16) TA75S01F 25 10) PTT Unit Side B 58 17) TA75W01FU 26 11) CHARGE Unit 58 18) TC4W53F 26 12) SW Unit Side A 58 19) TK10930VTL 27 20) uPD1 6430AGF-3B9 28 21) 24LC16B 29 + VOLTAGE TABLE 22) Transistor, Diode and LED Outline Dra30 1) Diode 59~60 23) LCD Unit 31~32 2) IC 60~63 3) Transistor 63~64 + EXPLODED VIEW 1) Charge Unit 33+ BLOCK DIAGRAM66~67 2) RF Unit 34 3) IF Unit/CPU Unit 35 4) Front/Rear View 36 + SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 1) RF Unit 68~69 2) IF Unit 70~71 3) CPU Unit 72~73 4) UVCO Unit 74 5) VVCO Unit 75 6) CHARGE Unit 76 7) PTT Unit 76 ALINCO INCORPORATED TWIN 21 M.I.D. TOWER BUILDING 23F, 1-61, 2-CHOME, SHIROMI CHUO-KU , OSAKA, 540-8580 JAPAN Tel (81)6-6946-8150 fax (81)6-6946-8175 e-mail: [email protected]
General VHF UHF DJ-G5T L-band108.000~173.995 (AM FM)420.000~479.995 (FM) Receiver range(MHz) R-band1 30.000~l 73.995 (FM) DJ-G5E 144.000~145.995 430.000~439.995 Transmitter range( MDJ-G5T 144.000~147.995 438.000~449.995 DJ-G5E 144.000~145.995 430.000~439.995 Modulation Antenna impedance Operating temperature range Supply voltage (rated voltage) External (V) Ni-Cd(V) Tx Hi: 13.8VDC(external) approx. 1.4A approx. 1.5A Tx Hi: 9.6VDC(Ni-Cd) approx. 1.4A approx. 1.5A Tx Hi: 7.2VDC(Ni-Cd) approx. 1.4A approx. 1.5A Tx Hi: 4.8VDC(Ni-Cd) approx. 1.0A approx. 1.2A Current TxMid: 4.8VDC(Ni-Cd) (regulated supply voltage) TxLo: 4.8VDC(Ni-Cd) Rxsquelched(twinband) Rxsquelched(monoband) Rx Battery-Save On (800/200 twin band) Ground Microphone impedance Dimensions without projection (with projections) Weight (Ant. belt-clip, strap, and Ni-Cd EBP-33N inclusive) Transmitter Hi: 13.8VDC(external) approx. 5W Power output Hi: 9.6VDC(Ni-Cd) approx. 4.5W (regulated supply voltage) Hi: 7.2VDC(Ni-Cd) approx. 3.5w approx. 3W Hi: 4.8VDC(Ni-Cd) approx. l.5W approx. 1 W Modulation Maximum deviation Spurious emission Receiver System Double-conversion superheterodyne First l.F. 38.9MHz 45.1 MHz Second l.F. SensitivityL-band: 144.000~147.995MHz R-band: 438.000~449.995MHz better than -16dB ubetter than -15dBu DJ-G5T L-band: 438.000~449.995MHz R-band: 144.000~147.995MHz L-band: 144.000~145.995MHz R-band: 430.000~439.995MHz better than -16dB ubetter than -15dBu DJ-G5E L-band: 430.000~439.995MHz R-band: 144.000~145.995MHz Squelch sensitivity Selectivity (-6dB/-60dB) A.F.output(@10% distortion)455kHz Variable reactance +/-5kHz notmorethan-60dBapprox. 0.8A approx. 0.5A approx. 85mA approx. 50mA approx. 350g F2E.,F3E(FM) 50 ohm -10 ~ +60*C 4.5~16.0(13.8) 4.5~16.0(4.8) approx. 25mA Negative ground 2k ohm W57(63) x H138(155) x D27.5(31.5) 100mW(8ohm load)better than-12dBu better than -12dBu better than-20dBu (0.1uV) more than 12kHz / less than 30kHz
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTTON 1) Receiver System The receiver system is the double-conversion superheterodyne. ln L band the first IF is 38.9MHz and second IF is 455kHz, and in R band the first IF is 45.1MHz and second IF is 455kHz. 1 Front End 1-1 108.00MHz~ 173.995MHz (144M Band Main) The receiving signal is passed through the low-pass filter (L90, L91 , L92, C220, C229, C230, C231, C235), and amplified in RF amplifier (Q77), then led to the resonant circuit (L85, L86, varicap D68, D69). The signal is amplified in RF amplifier Q75, and passed through the resonant circuit (L81 , L82 varicap D66 and D67), then converted into the frequency of 38.9MHz in the mixer Q79. Two resonant circuits consisting of L85, L86, varicap D68, D69, L81 , L82, varicap D66, D67, are controlled by the trucking voltage to obtain the best condition to the receiving frequency. The local signal from VVCO OUT is passed through the buffer Q79, and fed to the base of the mixer Q76. The sum of the displayed frequency and IF frequency is employed. 1-2 420.00MHz~51 1.995MHz: (430M Band Sub) The receiving signal is passed through the band-pass filter (C59, C60, C61 , C66, C67, C68, L57, L58, L53, L54), RF amplifier (Q62, Q72), band switch (D63), and high-pass filter (C175, C176, C186, C187, L77, L78), and converted into the frequency of 38.9MHz in mixer (Q74). The local signal is passed through the buffer (Q70), and the difference frequency between IF frequency and the displayed frequency is fed to the base of the mixer (Q74). 1-3 130.00MHz~173.995MHz (144M Band Sub) The receiving signal is passed through the low-pass filter (L90, L91 , L92, C220, C229, C230, C231 and C235), and RF amplifier (Q68), low-pass fitter (C145, C146, C153 and C154), then converted into the frequency of 45.1MHz in the mixer (Q67). The local signal is passed through the buffer (Q69), then the sum of displayed frequency and IF frequency is fed to the base of the mixer (Q67). 1-4 420.00MHz~51 1.995MHz (433M Band Main) The receiving signal is passed through the band-pass filter (C59, C60, C61 , C66, C67, C68, L57, L58, L53, L54), RF amplifier (Q62, Q72) and the band-pass filter (FL51), and amplified in RF amplifier (Q63), then converted into the frequency of 45.1MHz. The band-pass filter (FL51) is the helical filter to obtain the band width characteris- tics. The local signal from UVCO OUT is passed through the diode switch (D58), buffer (Q64), then the difference frequency between the displayed and IF is fed to the base ofthe mixer (Q61). 2 IF 2-1 L Band The sum/difference between the receiving signal and local signal is made in each mixer. The crystal filter (XF53) selects the difference of 38.9MHz and eliminates unwanted signal, then it is amplified in the first IF amplifier (Q78). 2-2 R Band The sum/difference between the receiving signal and local signal is made in each mixer. The crystal filter (XF51) selects the difference of 45.l MHz and eliminates unwanted signal, then it is amplified in the first IF amplifier (Q60). 3
3 Demodulation 3-1 L Band After amplified in the first IF amplifier (Q78), the signal is fed to the demodulation IC (IC302) Pin24. The first IF signal outputted to Pin24 (38.9MHz) is mixed in the mixer of IC302 with the local signal of 38.455MHz which is oscillated in the oscillation circuit of IC302 and the crystal oscillator (X303), then converted into the second IF signal of 455kHz. The second IF is supplied from the IC302 Pin3. After eliminating unwanted signal by the ceramic filter (FL302), the signal is applied to Pin5 and Pin7. As for the FM demodulation, the second IF signal applied to Pin7 is demodulated in limiter amplifier and quadrature detection circuit of IC302 when IC302 Pinl4 is open, and it is outputted from Pinl2 as the audio signal. As for the AM demodulation, the second IF signal applied to Pin5 is demodulated in AM amplifier and AM detection circuits of IC302 when the voltage of IC302 Pin14 is low, and it is outputted from Pinl3 as the audio signal. 3-2 R Band After amplified in the first IF amplifier (Q60), the signal is applied to the demodula- tion lC301, Pinl6. It is mixed in the mixer of IC301 with the local signal of 45.555MHz which is oscillated in the oscillation circuit and the crystal oscillator (X301) of IC301, then converted into the second IF signal of 455kHz. The second IF is outputted from IC301 Pin3, and applied to Pin5 and Pin7 after eliminating unwanted signal by the ceramic filter (FL30l). 4 Audio Circuit 4-1 FM (L band The audio signal supplied from IC302 is pre-emphasized white transmitting. So the audio frequency should be compensated in the de-emphasis circuit (R366, C363), then the signal is passed through FM/AM selection switch (IC303). The frequency of 300Hz or below is cut in the audio high-pass fitter circuit (Q313), and it is applied to the electronic volume (IC304) Pin1. The signal is passed through the buffer (IC306), and adjusted the volume, then led to the audio power amplifier (IC307) to drive the speaker. 4-2 AM (L ban dWhen AM mode is selected, the switching transistor (Q312) is turned ON, and IC302 Pin14 becomes low, then AM demodulation circuit of IC302 is activated. The audio signal provided from IC302 Pin14 is passed through the de-emphasis circuit (R362, C360), and FM/AM selection switch (IC303), then led to audio high- pass filter circuit (Q313), electronic volume (IC304), buffer (IC306) and the audio power amplifier (IC307) to drive the speaker. Note: The FM detection circuit in IC301 (TK10930) is operating even while AM receiving. (The squelch circuit is activated by FM detection output.) So the FM audio is not outputted by FM/AM selection switch (IC303). 4-3 FM (R band) The audio signal supplied by IC301 Pin9 is compensated the audio frequency characteristics in de-emphasis circuit (R330, C327), and the signal is passed through the audio high-pass filter (Q306), then applied to the electronic volume (IC304) Pin20. It is passed through the buffer (IC305), and led to the audio power amplifier (IC307) to drive the speaker. 5 Squelch Circuit 5-1 L Band A part of the audio signal of IC302 Pin12 is selected and amplified by the noise amplifiers in R351 , R352, R350, R353, C351, C352, C353, and IC302. Then it is supplied from IC302 Pin20 to be amplified again in the noise amplifier (Q309). The amplified noise factor is rectified in D302, adjusted the level in VR303, and applied to CPU (IC508) Pin96, then converted to the digital signal. 4
5-2 R Band A part of the audio signal of IC301 Ping is selected and amplified by the noise amplifiers in R316, R317, R318, R319, C318, C319, C320, and IC301. Then it is supplied from IC301 Pin11 to be amplified again in the noise amplifier (Q303). The amplified noise factor is rectified in D301 , adjusted the level in VR30l , and applied to CPU (IC508) Pin97, then converted to the dligital signal. 6 Attenuator Circuit 6-1 VHF Band When the ATT key is pressed, L is applied from shift resistor (IC52) Pin14, and D71 is turned ON, then the Attenuator circuit (Q56, R151, C194, R160) is acti- vated. The receiving signal passed through the low-pass filter is attenuated approximately 15dB by the attenuator to decrease the interference of the adjacent channel, etc. 6-2 UHF Band When the ATT key is pressed, L is applied from shift resistor (IC52) Pin13, and D55 is turned ON, then the Attenuator circuit (Q56, R73, C90, R80) is activated. The receiving signal passed through the low-pass filter is attenuated approximately 15dB by the attenuator to decrease the interference of the adjacent channel, etc. 2) Transmitter System 1 Demodulation Circuit The voice is converted into the electric signal by the internal or external micro- phone, then it is applied to the mic amplifier (IC310). This IC310 has two opera- tional amplifiers. The pre-emphasis and IDC consist of Pin1, 2 and 3, and the splutter filter consists of Pin5, 6 and 7. The output from the microphone amplifier is passed through variable resistors VR305 and VR306 for maximum deviation adjustment to cathode of varicap diode of the VCO, controlling the VCO frequency and so producing a frequency-modula- tion. 2 Power Amplifier 2-1 The transmitting signal oscillated in VVCO is amplified in pre-drive amplifier (Q81) and drive amplifier (Q80), then fed to the power module (IC54). The transmitting signal amplified in IC54 is supplied to the antenna after attenuated the harmonics enough in the antenna switch (D72) and the Low-pass filter (L90, L91 , L92, C220, C229, C230,C231 , C235). 2-2 The transmitting signal oscillated in UVCO is amplified in pre-drive amplifier (Q54) and drive amplifier (Q53), then fed to the power module (IC51). The transmitting signal amplified in IC51 is supplied to the antenna after attenuated the harmonies enough in the antenna switch (D52), and the bandi)ass filter (L57, L58, L53, L54, C59, C60, C61, C66, C67, C68). 3 APC Circuit 3-1 VHF Band A part of transmitting voltage from low-pass filter is detected by D74, and con- verted into the DC voltage. The converted detection voltage is differential ampli- fied, and the output voltage controls the bias voltage of power module (IC54) Pin2 to fix the transmitting power. 3-2 UHF Band A part of transmitting voltage from low-passS filter is detected by D56, and con- verted into the DC voltage. The converted detection voltage is differential ampli- fied, and the output power controls the bias voltage of power module (IC51) Pin2 to fix the transmitting power. 5
3) PLL Synthesizer Circuit 1 PLL The data is sent to the PLL IC (IC53) Pin2 and the clock is sent to Pin3 from CPU (IC508), then the ratio of the division is decided each in L band and R band. Each VCO oscillating signal is amplified in the buffer (Q73: L band, Q66: R band), and the signal in L band is applied to Pin15, then the signal in R band is applied to Pin6. The programmable divider of IC53 is determined by frequency data, and it divides (1/N) input signal of IC53. Resulting signal will be 5kHz or 6.25kHz. 2 Reference frequency division The reference frequency of 5kHz or 6.25kHz according to the channel step is produced by dividing the reference oscillation 12.8MHz (X51) by 2560 or 2048, the data from CPU (IC508). The channel steps of 5kHz, 10kHz, 15kHz, 20kHz, 25kHz, 30kHz and 50kHz use the reference frequency of 5kHz, and the channel step of l2.5kHz uses the reference frequency of 6.25kHz. 3 Phase comparator The reference frequency of IC53 is 5kHz or 6.25kHz. The VCO output frequency divided by N is compared with 5kHz or 6.25kHz in the phase comparator. 4 PLL Loop Filter Circuit If the phase error should occur in PLL, the charge pump of IC53 Pin13 (L band) and Pin8 (R band) outputs the pulse. The signal is converted into the DC voltage in PLL loop filter, then inputted to the varicap of each VCO unit. 5 VVCO Circuit (VHF Band) Q705 is turned ON, and the desired frequency is oscillated in the Colpitts osclllator consisting of Q701. The frequency control voltage is apprled to the varicap (D702, D703), and the osciflating frequency is changed, then amplified in VCO buffer (Q703), and outputted from the VCO unit. 6 VVCO Circuit (UHF Band) Q704 is turned ON, and the desired frequency is oscillated in the Colpitts oscillator consisting of Q702. The frequency control voltage is applied to the varicap (D704, D705), and the oscillating frequency is changed, then amplified in VCO buffer (Q703), and outputted from the VCO unit. 7 UVCO Circuit (UHF Band) Q605 is turned ON, and the desired frequency is oscillated in the Colpitts oscillator consisting of Q601. The frequency control voltage is applied to the varicap (D602, D603), and the oscillating frequency is changed, then amplified in VCO buffer (Q603), and outputted from the VCO unit. 8 UVCO Circuit (VHF Band) Q604 is turned ON, and the desired frequency is oscillated in the Colpitts oscillator consisting of Q602. The frequency control voltage is applied to the varicap (D604, D605), and the oscillating frequency is changed, then amplified in VCO buffer (Q603), and outputted from the VCO unit. 4) CPU and Peripheral Circuit 1 LCD Display Circuit The strobe, serial data, and clock are sent to the LCD driver (IC503) Pin 75~77 from CPU (IC508), and the LCD is activated with 1/4 duty and l/3 bias. The frame frequency is 137Hz. 6
2 Display Lamp Circuit The regulated power supply circuit consisting of Q505, Q507, R508, R509 supplies H from CPU (IC508) when LAMP key is pressed. Then it is applied to the base of Q507, and the voltage of 3.5V is outputted from the collector of Q505. lt is fed to each LED (D503~D506, D509,D511 ,D513,D514). 3 Reset and Backup Circuit When the voltage of approximately 3.0V or more is supplied from the external (DC jack, battery), the reset signal of H level is outputted from Reset IC (IC506), and it is fed to CPU (IC508) Ping, then the CPU is reset. Until the clock (X502) of CPU is stabilized, the reset signal is fed to CPU after it is delayed in C522 and R58l. When the voltage from external is decreased to approximately 3.3V or below, the voltage of Pin18 in CPU is changed from H level to L level, then the CPU enters into the backup mode. 4 S (signal) Meter Circuit 4-1 L Band The DC voltage of IC302 Pin16 is low when the signal is weak and high when the signal is strong. This change of DC voltage is adjusted the level at the trim pot (VR304), and led to CPU (IC508) Pin98, then displayed on the LCD as S meter after A/D converting. 4-2 R Band The DC voltage of IC301 Pin13 is adjusted the level at the trim pot (VR302), and led to CPU (IC508) Pin99, then displayed on the LCD as S meter after A/D converting. 5 Full-duplex Circuit When the DUP key is pressed, in the receiving side Q317 is turned ON and the audio signal supplied to audio amplifier is decreased. ln transmitting side Q510 is turned ON, and the modulation signaf is decreased to prevent the howling. 6 X-Band Repeater Circuit ln X-band repeater mode, Q323 is turned OFF, the audio Signal which is opened the squelch is passed through the audio high-pass filter (Q313: L band, Q306:R band), and the signal is applied to the other modulation circuit. Then the radio enters into the transmitting mode. 7 DTMF 7-1 Encoder The DTMF encoder is built in the CPU (IC508). The DTMF signal output from Pin91 is adjusted its level at VR308, and amplified by the mic amplifier (IC310), then fed to the varicap for modulation of each VCO. Simultaneously the monitor sound is passed through AF circuit, and it is supplied from the speaker. 7-2 Decoder A part of the audio signal which is demodulated in IC301 , IC302 is fed to the DTMF switch (IC501), then only the selected band audio signal is fed to DTMF IC (IC502) Pin1. The supplied signal is judged whether valid or not by the signal judgement circuit in IC502, and converted into 4-bit code, then supplied to IC508 Pin85. 8 Tone Squelch 8-1 Encoder The tone signal supplied from Tone IC (IC504) Pin21 (67.OHz~254.lHz) is ad- justed the level at VR307, and amplified n the tone amplifier (Q322), then applied to the varicap for modulation of each VCO. 8-2 Decoder A part of the audio signal which is demodulated in IC301, IC302 is fed to the tone switch (IC504), then only the selected band audio signal is fed to tone IC (IC504) Pin1. When the signal is accord with the programmed tone frequency, LO is outputted from IC504 Pin14, and it is fed to CPU (IC508) Pin74, then the squelch is opened. 7
5) Terminal function of CPU No. Name Pin Name I/O DescriptionH L HiZ 1 ANO +BD I Power supply voltage detectionAnalog lN 2 AVSS GND / Analogground 3 TEST GND /Connect to ground 4 X2 OPENOpen when not used 5 X1 VDD /Power supply 6 VSS GND /Ground 7 OSC1 OSC1 IInternal oscillator input 8 OSC2 OSC2 OInternal osciIIator output 9 RES REST ICPU resetAt work 10 NMl VDD / 11 P20 CLK O Clock inputPulse Normal 12 P21 DATA O Data inputPulse Normal 13 P22 STB1 O RF4094 strobePulse Normal 14 P23 STB2 O lF4094 strobePulse Normal 15 P24 STB3 O Electronic volume strobePulse Normal 16 P25 OPEN / 17 P26 +BDSW O +BD input ON/OFFON OFF 18 lRQO BU I Backup signal inputNormal Backup 19 P17 RE1 I Rotary encoder up inputOFF ON 20 P16 RE2 I Rotary encoder down inputOFF ON 21 P15 PSW I Power switch inputOFF ON 22 P14 OPEN 23 P13 OPEN 24 TMOFH BEEP O Beep sound outputPulse Pulse Normal 25 TMOFL 1750 O Tone burst outputPulse Pulse Normal 26 P10 XBR O Cross band repeater ON/OFFNormal Repeater 27 VSS GND / Ground 28 V3 OPEN 29 V2 OPEN 30 V1 OPEN 31 VCC VDD / Power supply terminal 32 PA3 LBSY ILCD driver data input ON/OFFPermitted Inhibited 33 PA2 LCLK O LCD driver clockNormal Pulse 34 PA1 LDATA O LCD driver serial dataNormal Pulse 35 PA0 LSTB O LCD driver strobeInhibited Permitted 36 P50 PT5/PTT I PTT inputON OFF 37 P51 MONt I Monitor key inputOFF ON 38 P52 TBST I TX(toneburst)inputOFF ON 39 P53 FUNC I Function key inputOFF ON 40 P54 BP3 I Band plan (TX/RX expansion)Expanded Normal 41 P55 UHF I UHF key inputOFF ON 42 P56 VOLU I VOL up key inputOFF ON 43 P57 SQLD I SQL down key inputOFF ON 44 P60 SQLU I SQL up key inputOFF ON 45 P6l SRCH I Search key inputOFF ON 46 P62 VHF I VHF key inputOFF ON 47 P63 VOLD I VOL down key inputOFF ON 48 P64 KIN1 I Key matrix input1OFF ON 49 P65 KIN2 I Key matrix input2OFF ON 50 P66 KIN3 I Key matrix input3OFF ON 10
No. Name Pin Name IIoDescriptionH L HiZ 51 P67 KIN4 I Key matrix input4OFF ON 52 P70 KOT1 O Key matrix output1OFF ON 53 P71 KOT2 O Key matrix output2OFF ON 54 P72 KOT3 O Key matrix output3OFF ON 55 P73 KOT4 O Key matrix output4OFF ON 56 P74 PRST O PLL reset pulse input judgementNormal Pulse 57 P75 SDA I/O EEPROM dataPL SE Normal 58 P76 SCL O EEPROM clockPL SE Normal 59 P77 50SW O 5V ON/OFFON OFF 60 P80 OPEN / 61 P81 TFD O Full duplex ON/OFF when transmittinFull duplex Normal 62 P82 UTBST O Right side TX lamp ON/OFFON OFF 63 P83 VTBST O Left side TX lamp ON/OFFON OFF 64 P84 VTXCV O VHF TX circuit for power supplyON OFF 65 P85 UTXCV O UHF TX circuit for power supplyON OFF 66 P86 VBSY O VHF RX busy lamp ON/OFFON OFF 67 P87 UBSY O UHF RX busy lamp ON/OFFON OFF 68 P90 LAMPC O LAMP ON/OFFON OFF 69 P91 PCNT O Vcc ON/OFFON OFF 70 P92 MUTE O Microphone muteMuted Normal 71 P93 RFD O Full duplex ON/OFF when receivingFull duplex Normal 72 P94 DSW O DTMF band selectionVHF UHF 73 P95 TSW O Tone band selectionVHF UHF 74 P96 TSQD I Tone detection signal inputNone Tone 75 P97 TSTB O Tone IC strobePulse Normal 76 VCC VDD / Power supply 77 PD0 AM OAM circuit ON/OFFAM FM 78 PD1 AFPC O Audio amplifier power supply ON/OFFON OFF 79 PD2 VAFS O VHF AF muteMuted ON 80 PD3 UAFS O UHF AF muteMuted ON 81 PD4 OPEN 82 PD5 IFPC O IF power supply ON/OFFON OFF 83 PD6 VRXC O VHF IF circuit power supplyOFF ON 84 PD7 URXC O UHF IF circuit power supplyOFF ON 85 PE0 DSD I DTMF 4-bit dataNormal Pulse 86 PE1 ACK O DTMF clockPulse Normal 87 PE2 DSTD I DTMF detection signalSignal None 88 PE3 DPD O DTMF operation ON/OFFisstopped Operation 89 AVCC AVCC / A/D converter power supply 90 TONEM TRAC OVHF trucking voltage output 91 TONED DTON ODTMF signal outputNormal 92 VTref VDD / Power supply for DTMF reference level 93 AVref AVCC /Power suppTy for A/D reference level 94 AN7 BP2 IBand plan2 95 AN6 BP1 IBand plan1 (destination) 96 AN5 VSD IVHF SD signal inputNo signal Analog in 97 AN4 USD I UHF SD signal inputNo slgnal Analog in 98 AN3 VSMT I VHF S meter signal inputAnalog in 99 AN2 USMT I UHF S meter signal inputAnalog in 100 AN1 MRC I Microphone remote control inputAnalog in 11
6) Terminal function of 4094 4094 p oPort Name Function Logic Description VHF 145 MHz VHF 433 MHz UHF 433 MHz UHF 145 MHz BS OFF TIME Q11 UHl UHF high power control Active Low Low power H H H H H Q12 UMlD UHF middle power control Active Low UHF middle=H H H H H H Q13 VHl VHF high power control Active Low Low power H H H H H Q14 VMID VHF middle power control Active Low VHF middle=H H H H H H Q15 VATTC VHF RX attenuater control Active Low ATT ON H/L H/L H/L H/L H Q16 UATTC UHF RX attenuater control Active Low ATT ON H/L H/L H/L H/L H Q17 VCO4SW UHF VCO switchActive Low H/L H/L L H H Q18 VCO1SW VHF VCO switchActive Low L H H/L H/L H Q21 Q22 USUBC UHF 145MHz power control Active Low H/L H/L H L H Q23 UMAINC UHF 435MHz power control Active Low H/L H/L L H H Q24 Q25 VSUBC VHF 435MHz power control Active Low H L H/L H/L H Q26 VMAlNC VHF 145MHz power control Active Low L H H/L H/L H Q27 UPLLC UHF VCO power control Active Low H/L H/L L L H Q28 VPLLC VHF VCO power control Active Low L L H/L H/L H 7) Frequency Table Band IF Frequency Display frequencyUP/LOWOscillation frequency Mode VHF 38.9MHz 108.000~173.995MHz UP 146.900~212.895MHz FM/AM 420.000~511.995MHz Low 381.100~473.095MHz FM/AM UHF 45.lMHz 130.000~173.995MHz UP 175.100~219.095MHz FM 420.000~511.995MHz Low 374.900~466.895MHz FM 13