Motorola R2550 Service Manual
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DISPLAY ZONE SOFTKEYS :ill$S[! iloJe:slfrl*DAnD req : ?8. STSS lslz Ih : 2 62 kllz ftF lontro!: Fresei: -- rtu lfr l{k 8dE AT{I 131.8 llz l.t$i U x *slABt0 g\c86 U x :- 35 Hz InPut Luli 91 uil Freqi fl?8.8tT0 Attenurl i on: ilsn SF Ini lhdulat isn T Audio Suri l.StS U Pk Fixrd Lkllz: t.8t8 U x Sqnthi 8.?95 U x Fomrl $el: Pt tnde: l?3456 txternal I Figure 3-1. Screen Zone Arrangement AUDIO CONTROL ZONE Displeg: f,TItlt st{pt Trigger: fiUTtl. Iris Lul:Stitrel...
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Control the cursor location and input informa- tion by: . Using the CURSOR ZONE keys to move the cursor among the three zones. . Using the CURSOR POSITION keys to move the cursor from field to field within a zone. . Once at the desired field, use either the TUNING knob or the numeric keys to enter numeric information. Use the softkeys for other menu selections. 3-2.1 Expanded Display Some functions have the ability to expand their contents and...
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l.{heration of fhis unit is done primcilc thrsugh the use of sqftkegs located imdiatelg beltn the displeg srreen. Thess kegs along nith the tU[St]B PIISITIIHi kegs lncaled *u fhe risht of lhe screen prouide fsr ihe entrg of test requir*nenls rnd the selerfion of data to be displaced. 2. tach highl ighted cursor lsraf ion has its orn unique-mnu of selectisns displaged in boxes imediafelc rhoue th* softkegs. $il+lu push the keg beloH ihe bax to mke the seleclion....
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3-4 WARI\INGS The system provides warnings for the following operating conditions, which are considered detrimental to the proper functioning of the Analyzer: . RF Overload (Input level to monitor too great for ac- curate measurement) . Recalibrate (Indicates that the units internal tempera- ture has changed more than 10o C from where it was last self-calibrated. This may affect the accuracy of the generator output level, monitor input level below +20 dBm,...
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3-5 PRIMARY OPERATING MODES Select the operating mode by placing the cursor in the RF Control: field in the RF zone. Use the desired softkey to make selection. Primary operating modes are: MOMTOR, GENERATE, and DUPLEX. 3-5.1 MONITOR Mode The Monitor mode (figure 3-4) provides the units test receiver function which is used in the testing of radio transmitters. It is capable of monitoring RF input through its antenna or a direct connection to the transmitter...
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mode are located within the RF zone when MONITOR is first selected. The specific entry fields are as follows. Preset This field allows one of the twenty possible preset monitor/generate frequency pairs to be selected. Frequency memory presets are programmed in the memory screen as dis- cussed in paragraph 3-8.5. When a preset number is entered in this field, the monitor and generate frequencies stored under that number are used by the analyzer for moni- tor...
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3-5.2 GENERATE Mode The GENERATE mode (figure 3-5) configures the Analyzer to generate an RF signal at a controllableoutputr.rtoprovide.forawide range of receivsr *nt Muttiple internal and extemal mo dulation signals c an be simlrltaneous- ly impressed on the tuiitt frequencyto gensrate ffit** signul for servicing Signals from 400 kHz to qggqgig vltr rnray be generated L.*]*oency is set in 100 Hz increments Figure 3-5. Generate Mode tieter:BF DI$PLfiV...
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Specific controls which further configure the GENERATE mode are located within the RF Control zone when GENERATE is first selected. The specific entry fields are as follows: Preset The preset function is the same as in the MOMTOR mode. B/W Selects either wide or naffow bandwidth of the unit via softkey selection. Freq Enter the desired generate RF frequency using keypad or tuning knob. Output Lvl Selects generator output level in 0.1 dBm steps over the...
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3-5.3 DUPLEX Mode The DUPLEX Mode (figure 3-6) provides a simultaneous RF generator output that is offset in frequency from the monitor center frequency and fully adjustable in output level. This capa- bility provides for servicing full duplex radio equipment as well as repeaters and radios opera- ting with offset transmit and receive frequencies. {ater:ftF 0ISPIA? liode:$TAlSfiB$ llun Fre{: 161.558F l#lz Daui 9,8? kHz Freq tmi- l..88kllz Input Lul:- ?4.3...
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Specific controls which further configure the DUPLEX mode are located within the RF Control zone when DUPLEX is first selected. The specific entry fields aro as follows: Preset The preset function is the same as in the monitor mode. However, when the Duplex mode is activated and a preset number is entered into this field, the duplex offset fre- quency will be automatically calculated to be the difference between the stored monitor and generate frequencies....