Kenwood Th-f6a, Th-f7e Bander Instruction Manual

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14  INTERFACING TO PERIPHERALS
Since the transceiver can receive 2 different
frequencies, it outputs the squelch status
(REM/SQ) as shown the table below.
Press [BAL] to set the Volume balance {page 41}.
L O V
e c n a l a Bd n a B g n i s n e S Q S / M E R
d n a b - A
d n a b - B r o / d n a d n a b - A
) m u s c i g o l (
d n a b - B
nPC
If you want to connect the transceiver to a PC in
order to manage the memory channels in the
transceiver, you need an interface cable.  You will
also need the supported software to download,
upload, and edit the memory channel contents of
the transceiver.
To manage the memory contents in the
transceiver from a PC, access Menu No. 9 and
select ÒPCÓ.
For your information, the following diagram shows
how the TH-F6A/ TH-F7E communicates to the
PC using a serial (COM) port.
RXD
DTR
DSR
GND
RTS
CTS
TXD
SP
MIC2.5 mm
Plug
3.5 mm
Plug
Level
converterCOM port TH-F6A/
TH-F7E
PC with a serial (COM) port
TH-F6A/ TH-F7E
PC Interface cable
Note:  Contact an authorized dealer for the PC Interface cable
availability. 
						

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DO NOT PACK THE EQUIPMENT IN CRUSHED
NEWSPAPERS FOR SHIPMENT!  EXTENSIVE DAMAGE MAY
RESULT DURING ROUGH HANDLING OR SHIPPING.
Note:
uRecord the date of purchase, serial number and dealer from
whom the transceiver was purchased.
uFor your own information, retain a written record of any
maintenance performed on the transceiver.
uWhen claiming warranty service, please include a photocopy of
the bill of sale, or other proof-of-purchase showing the date of
sale.
CLEANING
The keys, controls, and case of the transceiver are
likely to become soiled after extended use.  Remove
the controls from the transceiver and clean them with
a neutral detergent and warm water.  Use a neutral
detergent (no strong chemicals) and a damp cloth to
clean the case.
BACKUP BATTERY
This transceiver uses an EEPROM to store memory
channel data, menu configurations, and all necessary
operation parameters.  So, you never have to worry
about replacing back-up batteries to operate the
transceiver.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Your transceiver has been factory aligned and tested
to specification before shipment.  Under normal
circumstances, the transceiver will operate in
accordance with these operating instructions.  All
adjustable trimmers, coils and resistors in the
transceiver were preset at the factory.  They should
only be readjusted by a qualified technician who is
familiar with this transceiver and has the necessary
test equipment.  Attempting service or alignment
without factory authorization can void the transceiver
warranty.
When operated properly, the transceiver will provide
years of service and enjoyment without requiring
further realignment.  The information in this section
gives some general service procedures requiring little
or no test equipment.
SERVICE
If it is ever necessary to return the equipment to your
dealer or service center for repair, pack the
transceiver in its original box and packing material.
Include a full description of the problems
experienced.  Include your telephone number, fax
number, and email address (if available) along with
your name and address in case the service
technician needs to contact you for further
explanation while investigating your problem.  Do not
return accessory items unless you feel they are
directly related to the service problem.
You may return your transceiver for service to the
authorized KENWOOD dealer from whom you
purchased it or any authorized KENWOOD service
center.  A copy of the service report will be returned
with the transceiver.  Please do not send
subassemblies or printed circuit boards.  Send the
complete transceiver.
Tag all returned items with your name and call sign
for identification.  Please mention the model and
serial number of the transceiver in any
communication regarding the problem.
SERVICE NOTE
If you desire to correspond on a technical or
operational problem, please make your note short,
complete, and to the point.  Help us help you by
providing the following:
1Model and serial number of equipment.
2Question or problem you are having.
3Other equipment in your station pertaining to the
problem.
4Meter readings.
5Other related information (menu setup, mode,
frequency, key sequence to induce malfunction,
etc). 
						

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The problems described in the following table are commonly encountered operational malfunctions.  These types
of difficulties are usually caused by improper hook-up, accidental incorrect control settings, or operator error due
to incomplete programming.  These problems are usually not caused by circuit failure.  Please review this table,
and the appropriate section(s) of this instruction manual, before assuming your transceiver is defective.
Note:  Placing powered PC peripherals near this transceiver may cause noise in the transceiver.
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. s e t u n i m 0 1e h t s l e c n a c r e m i t t u o - e m i t n i - t l i u b e h T
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MICROPROCESSOR RESET
If your transceiver seems to be malfunctioning,
resetting the microprocessor may solve the problem.
The following 3 reset modes are available.  When
performing the reset, you may lose memory data and
stored information.  Back up or write down important
data before performing the reset.
INITIAL SETTINGS
For each VFO, the factory defaults for the operating
frequency and mode are as follows.
¥ A-band:  144.000 MHz/ FM
¥ B-band:  440.000 MHz/ FM (TH-F6A)
B-band:  430.000 MHz/ FM (TH-F7E)
The Memory channels have no data stored.  Refer to
pages 19 and 20 for the Call Channels and
Information Channels default values.
VFO RESET
This resets the transceiver parameters excluding the
Menu contents and Memory channel contents.
Note:  Menu No. 4 (PROG VFO) and No. 6 (OFFSET) return to the
factory default values.
MENU RESET
This resets the parameters only in the Menu items to
factory default values.
FULL RESET
This resets all transceiver parameters to the factory
default values.
PERFORMING RESET
There are 2 ways to enter the reset mode selection.
However, the transceiver must be configured to the
Lock function OFF {page 38}.
When the transceiver is turned OFF:
1Press [F]+[ 
 ] (POWER).
¥ All indicators are lit.
2Release [F].
¥ Proceed to step 3 {below}.
From the Menu:
1Press [MNU].
2Turn the Tuning control or press [
]/ [] to select
Menu No. 31 (RESET?).  Press [
] or [MNU].
3Select the reset mode by turning the Tuning
control or press [
]/ [].  If you select ÒNOÓ, the
transceiver exits the reset mode.
4Press [] or [MNU] to proceed.
¥ If you press any keys, other than [LAMP] and
[MONI], the transceiver exits the reset mode.
¥ A reset confirmation message appears.
5Press [] or [MNU] to reset the transceiver.
¥ If you press any keys, other than [LAMP] and
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OPERATION NOTICES
The transceiver has been designed and engineered
to avoid possible hardware glitches.  However, you
may notice the following symptoms when you operate
the transceiver.  These symptoms are not
malfunctions.
OPERATING VOLTAGE
As stated in ÒSPECIFICATIONSÓ {page 53}, this
transceiver operates on a DC voltage from 5.5 V ~
7.5 V DC (battery terminal) or 12.0 V ~ 16.0 V DC
(DC IN jack).  If you find that the transceiver cannot
be switched ON, or ÒVOLTAGE ERRORÓ appears, the
supplied power source may be outside of the
specified range.
In such a case, remove the DC power cable from the
transceiver immediately and confirm that the supplied
voltage is within the specified range.
TUNING IN SSB/ CW MODE
The transceiver uses a general purpose IF filter to
receive signals in LSB, USB, CW and AM modes.
So, when you receive signals in LSB or USB mode,
the opposite side band signal is not fully attenuated.
At the same time, since the same filter is used for CW
reception, you may have difficulties seperating the
CW signal from other signals in the crowded band.
To best tune in to a SSB signal, follow the instruction
below.
When you receive signals in USB mode:
1Turn the Fine Tuning function ON {page 35}.
2Tune to the target signal while starting at a lower
frequency, using the Tuning control.
When you receive signals in LSB mode:
1Turn the Fine Tuning function ON {page 35}.
2Tune to the target signal while starting at a higher
frequency, using the Tuning control.
RECEIVING IN AM BAND
If you receive a weak signal in AM band, you may
notice a high pitched squealing noise in the
background.  This noise is generated by the internal
DC/DC converter and it cannot be removed.
RECEIVING SIGNALS IN CITIES
When you receive signals in cities, the receiverÕs
entire S-meter may light up without receiving any
strong signals.  This happens when the RF amplifier
in the receiver is overloaded by strong interference
signals that are nearby.  In this case, turn the
Attenuator function ON {page 36} to reduce the
interference signal level.  You may further have to
adjust the volume level while receiving the target
signal.
BEAT AND NOISE
When you have the same 2 m, 1.25 m (TH-F6A
only), and 70 cm band frequencies for both A and
B-band receiver s, the Visual Scan may indicate the
signals on the bar-graph display even if no signal is
monitored on the A-band  receiver.   This error occurs
due to the internal spurious harmonics that are
generated by the B-band-receiver.  Refer to
ÒINTERNAL BEATSÓ {below} for the frequencies.
You may also hear some noise in the receiving signal
in the following cases.
¥ You perform any scan on the other receiver.
¥ You perform the Visual Scan on the B-band
receiver.
TRANSMISSION
If you continuously transmit for more than 3 minutes
at high power (5 W), the transceiver becomes warm.
If you continue or repeat the transmission before the
transceiver cools down, the thermal protector
automatically decreases the output power to 0.5 W.
ÒHÓ also blinks at the same time.  If this happens, let
the transceiver cool down for a while before
transmitting again.
INTERNAL BEATS
If one of the formulas on the next page is true, the
S-meter moves without receiving any signals or you
cannot receive any signals.  This is inevitable when
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nInternal Beats Frequency Formula
When you receive a signal on the A-band within the 2 m band;
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 10 Ð (2 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 10 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 
1
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 3 Ð (1.25 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 2 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 1
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 8 Ð (1.25 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 6 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 1
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 4 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 2 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 6 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 3 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 
1
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 7 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 4 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 2
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 9 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 5 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 11 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 6 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 
1
within the 1.25 m band;
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 6 Ð (2 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 8 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 
1
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 7 Ð (2 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 10 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 1
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 8 Ð (2 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 11 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 1
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 11 Ð (1.25 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 11 = ±57.6 MHz 1
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 12 Ð (1.25 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 12 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 1
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 7 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 5 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 1
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 8 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 6 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 1
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 11 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 8 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 1
(A-band receive freq. + 59.85 MHz) x 12 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 9 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 1
within the 70 cm band;
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 2 Ð (2 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 4 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 3 Ð (2 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 6 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 
1
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 4 Ð (2 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 7 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 2
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 4 Ð (2 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 8 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 1
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 5 Ð (2 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 9 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 6 Ð (2 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 11 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 2 Ð (1.25 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 3 = ±59.85 MHz 
1
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 5 Ð (1.25 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 7 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 1
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 6 Ð (1.25 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 8 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 1
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 8 Ð (1.25 m band receive freq. on the B-band + 57.6 MHz) x 11 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 1
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 5 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 5 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 6 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 6 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 7 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 7 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz 
2
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 8 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 8 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 9 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 9 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz
(A-band receive freq. Ð 59.85 MHz) x 10 Ð (70 cm band receive freq. on the B-band Ð 57.6 MHz) x 10 = ±59.85 MHz or ±57.6 MHz
1  TH-F6A only2  Excluding the TH-F6A 
						

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SPECIFICATIONS
l a r e n e GA 6 F - H TE7 F - H T
s l e n n a h c y r o m e m f o r e b m u Nl a i c e p s 5 3 + s l e n n a h c 0 0 4
s e i r o m e m n o i t c n u fl a i c e p s 4 3 + s l e n n a h c 0 0 4
s e i r o m e m n o i t c n u f
) e p y t r o t c e n n o C ( e c n a d e p m i a n n e t n A05W) A M S (
e g a t l o V g n i t a r e p Ok c a j N I C D)l a n i m o n V 8 . 3 1 ( V 0 . 6 1 ~ 0 . 2 1 C D
l a n i m r e t y r e t t a B)l a n i m o n V 4 . 7 ( V 5 . 7 ~ 5 . 5 C D
d o h t e m g n i d n u o r Gdn u o r g e v i t a g e N
t n e r r u CV 8 . 3 1 , H h t i w t i m s n a r T
) N I C D (s s e l r o A 0 . 2
V 4 . 7 , H h t i w t i m s n a r T
) L 2 4 - B P (s s e l r o A 0 . 2
V 4 . 7 , L h t i w t i m s n a r T
) L 2 4 - B P (s s e l r o A 8 . 0
V 4 . 7 , L E h t i w t i m s n a r T
) L 2 4 - B P (s s e l r o A 5 . 0
) l a n g i s o n ( e v i e c e R) d n a b - l a u d ( s s e l r o A m 0 7 1 / ) d n a b e l g n i s ( A m 0 0 1
N O r e v a S y r e t t a B
) e g a r e v A () d n a b - l a u d ( s s e l r o A m 5 3 / ) d n a b e l g n i s ( A m 0 3
e g n a r e r u t a r e p m e t e l b a s U0 2 а0 6 ~ C°4 Ð ( C°0 4 1 ~ F°) F
0 1 а0 5 ~ C°4 1 + ( C°2 2 1 ~ F°L 2 4 - B P h t i w ) F
y t i l i b a t s y c n e u q e r Fn i h t i W±0 2 Ð ( m p p 8°0 6 ~ C°) C
n i h t i W±0 1 Ð ( m p p 5°0 5 ~ C°) C
) d e d u l c n i t o n s n o i t c e j o r P D x H x W ( s n o i s n e m i DL 2 4 - B P e h t h t i w  2 . 1 x  4 . 3 x  3 . 2 / m m 0 3 x 7 8 x 8 5
 5 . 1 x  4 . 3 x  3 . 2 / m m 8 3 x 7 8 x 8 531 - T B e h t h t i w
t h g i e WL 2 4 - B P e h t h t i w b l 5 5 . 0 / g 0 5 2 . x o r p p A
3 1 - T B e h t h t i w b l 2 6 . 0 / g 0 8 2 . x o r p p A
r e t t i m s n a r TA 6 F - H TE7 F - H T
e d o M t i m s n a r T)M F ( D 2 F / ) M F ( E 3 F
e g n a r y c n e u q e r Fd n a b m 2zH M 8 4 1 ~ 4 4 1zH M 6 4 1 ~ 4 4 1
d n a b m 5 2 . 1zH M 5 2 2 ~ 2 2 2A/ N
d n a b m c 0 7zH M 0 5 4 ~ 0 3 4
1z H M 0 4 4 ~ 0 3 4
r e w o P t u p t u O/ d n a b m 2
/ d n a b m 5 2 . 1
d n a b m c 0 7k c a j N I C D
) V 8 . 3 1 () . x o r p p a ( W 0 . 5 : H
) . x o r p p a ( W 0 . 2 : L
) . x o r p p a ( W 5 . 0 : L E
L 2 4 - B P
) V 4 . 7 () . x o r p p a ( W 0 . 5 : H
) . x o r p p a ( W 5 . 0 : L
) . x o r p p a ( W 5 0 . 0 : L E
4 1 - T B
) V 0 . 6 () . x o r p p a ( W 5 . 0 : H
) . x o r p p a ( W 3 . 0 : L
) . x o r p p a ( W 5 0 . 0 : L E
n o i t a l u d o Mec n a t c a e R
n o i t a i v e d y c n e u q e r f m u m i x a M±/ ) M F ( z H k 5±) M F N ( z H k 5 . 2
) r e w o p t i m s n a r t h g i h t a ( s n o i s s i m e s u o i r u p Sss e l r o B d 0 6 Ð
e c n a d e p m i e n o h p o r c i Mk2W
1  Specifications are guranteed within 438 ~ 450 MHz. 
						

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16  SPECIFICATIONS
r e v i e c e RA 6 F - H TE7 F - H T
e d o m e v i e c e Rd n a b - A)M F ( D 1 F / ) M F ( D 2 F / ) M F ( E 3 F
d n a b - Bz H M 1 . 0 : ) W C ( A 1 A / ) B S U , B S L ( E 3 J£z H M 0 7 4 < f
z H M 1 . 0 : ) M F ( D 2 F / ) M F ( E 3 F / ) M A ( A 3 A£z H G 3 . 1 < f
e p y t t i u c r i CM F / M A / W C / B S U / B S Len y d o r e t e h r e p u s e l b u o D
M F Wen y d o r e t e h r e p u s e l g n i S
e g n a r y c n e u q e r Fd n a b - Az H M 4 7 1 ~ 7 3 1
z H M 0 6 2 ~ 6 1 2
z H M 0 7 4 ~ 0 1 4z H M 6 4 1 ~ 4 4 1
z H M 0 4 4 ~ 0 3 4
d n a b - Bz H M 8 . 1 ~ 1 . 0
z H M 7 . 9 2 ~ 8 . 1
z H M 4 5 ~ 7 . 9 2
z H M 8 0 1 ~ 4 5
z H M 7 3 1 ~ 8 0 1
z H M 4 7 1 ~ 7 3 1
z H M 6 1 2 ~ 4 7 1
z H M 0 0 4 ~ 6 1 2
z H M 0 7 4 ~ 0 0 4
z H M 6 0 8 ~ 0 7 4
z H M 4 2 8 ~ 6 0 8
z H M 9 6 8 ~ 9 4 8
z H M 0 0 3 1 ~ 4 9 8z H M 1 7 . 1 ~ 1 . 0
z H M 7 . 9 2 ~ 1 7 . 1
z H M 5 . 7 8 ~ 7 . 9 2
z H M 8 0 1 ~ 5 . 7 8
z H M 7 3 1 ~ 8 0 1
z H M 4 7 1 ~ 7 3 1
z H M 0 3 2 ~ 4 7 1
z H M 0 0 4 ~ 0 3 2
z H M 0 7 4 ~ 0 0 4
z H M 2 6 8 ~ 0 7 4
z H M 0 0 3 1 ~ 2 6 8
e t a i d e m r e t n I
) F I ( y c n e u q e r Fd n a b - Az H M 5 8 . 9 5 : F I t s 1
z H k 0 5 4 : F I d n 2
d n a b - BF I t s 1
) M F / M A / W C / B S U / B S L ( z H M 0 6 . 7 5 : z H G 3 . 1 ~ z H M 1 . 0
) M F W ( z H M 8 . 0 1 : z H G 3 . 1 ~ z H M 7 . 9 2
F I d n 2
) M F / M A / W C / B S U / B S L ( z H k 0 5 4 : z H G 3 . 1 ~ z H M 1 . 0
y t i v i t i s n e Sd n a b - A) D A N I S B d 2 1 ( M F
: s d n a b o i d a r r u e t a m a m c 0 7 / ) y l n o A 6 F - H T ( m 5 2 . 1 / m 2
8 1 . 0ms s e l r o V
d n a b - B) D A N I S B d 2 1 ( M F
0 4 . 0 : z H M 8 0 1 ~ 5mV
8 2 . 0 : z H M 4 4 1 ~ 8 1 1mV
2 2 . 0 : z H M 5 2 2 ~ 4 4 1mV
9 8 . 0 : z H M 0 5 2 ~ 5 2 2mV
0 4 . 0 : z H M 0 0 4 ~ 0 8 3mV
2 2 . 0 : z H M 0 5 4 ~ 0 0 4mV
0 4 . 0 : z H M 0 2 5 ~ 0 5 4mV
8 0 . 7 : z H M 0 0 7 ~ 0 2 5mV
6 2 . 1 : z H M 0 5 9 ~ 0 0 8mV
0 4 . 0 : z H M 0 0 3 1 ~ 0 5 9mV
) N / S B d 0 3 ( M F W
6 1 . 3 : z H M 8 0 1 ~ 0 5mV
2 8 . 2 : z H M 2 2 2 ~ 0 5 1mV
8 9 . 3 : z H M 0 0 5 ~ 0 0 4mV) N / S B d 0 1 ( M A
8 0 . 7 : z H M 2 5 . 0 ~ 3 . 0mV
4 2 . 2 : z H M 8 . 1 ~ 2 5 . 0mV
9 8 . 0 : z H M 0 5 ~ 8 . 1mV
0 4 . 0 : z H M 0 5 2 ~ 8 1 1mV
0 4 . 0 : z H M 0 0 5 ~ 0 8 3mV
) N / S B d 0 1 ( B S U / B S L
5 4 . 0 : z H M 0 3 ~ 3mV
0 4 . 0 : z H M 0 5 ~ 0 3mV
2 2 . 0 : z H M 8 4 1 ~ 4 4 1mV
2 2 . 0 : z H M 0 5 4 ~ 0 3 4mV
e t a m i x o r p p a e r a s e u l a v l l A *
y t i v i t i s n e s h c l e u q S3 1 . 0ms s e l r o V
) s d n a b o i d a r r u e t a m a m c 0 7 / m 5 2 . 1 / m 2 n i h t i w (
y t i v i t c e l e Ss s e l r o z H k 2 1 / B d 6 Ð
s s e l r o z H k 8 2 / B d 0 4 Ð
) s d n a b o i d a r r u e t a m a m c 0 7 / m 5 2 . 1 / m 2 n i h t i w (
) n o i t r o t s i d % 0 1 ( t u p t u o o i d u A8 , V 4 . 7 ( r e h g i h r o W m 0 0 3W) d a o l 
						

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APPENDIX
. A . S . Umo d g n i K d e t i n Uec n a r Fyl a t I
. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (
252 . 5 557 . 9 5100 . 5 405 . 1 4A57 . 7 452 . 1 4A57 . 3 552 . 9 5
352 . 1 657 . 5 6257 . 1 552 . 8 4B57 . 5 552 . 9 4B52 . 2 657 . 7 6
452 . 7 657 . 1 7357 . 6 552 . 3 51C05 . 0 600 . 4 5C52 . 2 857 . 7 8
552 . 7 757 . 1 8457 . 1 652 . 8 5C57 . 3 652 . 7 5D52 . 5 7 157 . 0 8 1
652 . 3 857 . 7 8557 . 6 652 . 3 6100 . 6 7 105 . 2 8 1E57 . 3 8 152 . 9 8 1
752 . 5 7 157 . 9 7 1657 . 9 7 152 . 6 7 1200 . 4 8 105 . 0 9 1F52 . 2 9 157 . 7 9 1
852 . 1 8 157 . 5 8 1757 . 4 8 152 . 1 8 1300 . 2 9 105 . 8 9 1G52 . 1 0 257 . 6 0 2
952 . 7 8 157 . 1 9 1857 . 9 8 152 . 6 8 1400 . 0 0 205 . 6 0 2H52 . 0 1 257 . 5 1 2
0 152 . 3 9 157 . 7 9 1957 . 4 9 152 . 1 9 1500 . 8 0 205 . 4 1 21H52 . 7 1 257 . 2 2 2
1 152 . 9 9 157 . 3 0 20157 . 9 9 152 . 6 9 1600 . 6 1 205 . 2 2 22H52 . 4 2 257 . 9 2 2
2 152 . 5 0 257 . 9 0 21157 . 4 0 252 . 1 0 2
3 152 . 1 1 257 . 5 1 22157 . 9 0 252 . 6 0 2
3 157 . 4 1 252 . 1 1 2
e p o r u E n r e t s e Wdn a l e r Iep o r u E n r e t s a Ese i r t n u o C d e t a i l i f f A h c n e r F
. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (
152 . 1 457 . 6 4A57 . 5 457 . 1 5157 . 9 452 . 6 5452 . 5 7 157 . 1 8 1
252 . 8 457 . 3 5B57 . 3 557 . 9 5252 . 9 557 . 5 6552 . 3 8 157 . 9 8 1
352 . 5 557 . 0 6C57 . 1 657 . 7 6352 . 7 757 . 3 8652 . 1 9 157 . 7 9 1
452 . 2 657 . 7 6D52 . 5 7 152 . 1 8 1452 . 5 857 . 1 9752 . 9 9 157 . 5 0 2
552 . 5 7 157 . 0 8 1E52 . 3 8 152 . 9 8 1552 . 3 957 . 9 9852 . 7 0 257 . 3 1 2
652 . 2 8 157 . 7 8 1F52 . 1 9 152 . 7 9 1652 . 5 7 157 . 1 8 1952 . 5 1 257 . 1 2 2
752 . 9 8 157 . 4 9 1G52 . 9 9 152 . 5 0 2752 . 3 8 157 . 9 8 1
852 . 6 9 157 . 1 0 2H52 . 7 0 252 . 3 1 2852 . 1 9 157 . 7 9 1
952 . 3 0 257 . 8 0 2J52 . 5 1 252 . 1 2 2952 . 9 9 157 . 5 0 2
0 152 . 0 1 257 . 5 1 20152 . 7 0 257 . 3 1 2
1 152 . 7 1 257 . 2 2 21152 . 5 1 257 . 1 2 2
2 152 . 4 2 257 . 9 2 22152 . 3 2 257 . 9 2 2
o c c o r o Mal o g n Aac i r f A h t u o San i h C
. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (
452 . 3 6 157 . 8 6 1152 . 3 452 . 9 4452 . 5 7 152 . 1 8 1157 . 9 452 . 6 5
552 . 1 7 157 . 6 7 1252 . 2 552 . 8 5552 . 3 8 152 . 9 8 1257 . 7 552 . 4 6
652 . 9 7 157 . 4 8 1352 . 0 652 . 6 6652 . 1 9 152 . 7 9 1357 . 5 652 . 2 7
752 . 7 8 157 . 2 9 1452 . 5 7 152 . 1 8 1752 . 9 9 152 . 5 0 2452 . 7 757 . 3 8
852 . 5 9 157 . 0 0 2552 . 3 8 152 . 9 8 1852 . 7 0 252 . 3 1 2552 . 5 857 . 1 9
952 . 3 0 257 . 8 0 2652 . 1 9 152 . 7 9 1952 . 5 1 252 . 1 2 2652 . 8 6 157 . 4 7 1
0 152 . 1 1 257 . 6 1 2752 . 9 9 152 . 5 0 20152 . 3 2 252 . 9 2 2752 . 6 7 157 . 2 8 1
852 . 7 0 252 . 3 1 21152 . 1 3 252 . 7 3 2852 . 4 8 157 . 0 9 1
952 . 5 1 252 . 1 2 221ÑÑ 9 52 . 2 9 157 . 8 9 1
0 152 . 3 2 252 . 9 2 23134 . 7 4 234 . 3 5 20152 . 0 0 257 . 6 0 2
1 152 . 8 0 257 . 4 1 2
2 152 . 6 1 257 . 2 2 2
n a p a Jai s e n o d n Iai l a r t s u Adn a l a e Z w e N
. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (. o N H C. q e r F V
) z H M (. q e r F A
) z H M (
152 . 1 957 . 5 9A152 . 4 457 . 9 4052 . 6 457 . 1 5152 . 5 457 . 0 5
252 . 7 957 . 1 0 1252 . 5 557 . 0 6152 . 7 557 . 2 6252 . 5 557 . 0 6
352 . 3 0 157 . 7 0 1352 . 2 657 . 7 6252 . 4 657 . 9 6352 . 2 657 . 7 6
452 . 1 7 157 . 5 7 1452 . 5 7 157 . 0 8 1352 . 6 857 . 1 9452 . 5 7 157 . 0 8 1
552 . 7 7 157 . 1 8 1552 . 2 8 157 . 7 8 1452 . 5 957 . 0 0 1552 . 2 8 157 . 7 8 1
652 . 3 8 157 . 7 8 1652 . 9 8 157 . 4 9 1552 . 2 0 157 . 7 0 1652 . 9 8 157 . 4 9 1
752 . 9 8 157 . 3 9 1752 . 6 9 157 . 1 0 2A552 . 8 3 157 . 3 4 1752 . 6 9 157 . 1 0 2
852 . 3 9 157 . 7 9 1852 . 3 0 257 . 8 0 2652 . 5 7 157 . 0 8 1852 . 3 0 257 . 8 0 2
952 . 9 9 157 . 3 0 2952 . 0 1 257 . 5 1 2752 . 2 8 157 . 7 8 1952 . 0 1 257 . 5 1 2
0 152 . 5 0 257 . 9 0 20152 . 7 1 257 . 2 2 2852 . 9 8 157 . 4 9 10152 . 7 1 257 . 2 2 2
1 152 . 1 1 257 . 5 1 21152 . 4 2 257 . 9 2 2952 . 6 9 157 . 1 0 21152 . 4 2 257 . 9 2 2
2 152 . 7 1 257 . 1 2 20152 . 9 0 257 . 4 1 2
1 152 . 6 1 257 . 1 2 2
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