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Foreword

The information contained in this manual relates to all ASTRO® XTS® 2500 / XTS® 2500I /
XTS® 2250 / XTS® 1500 / XTS® 2000 / ATSTM 3000 digital portable radios and MT 1500 and PR
1500 portable radios, unless otherwise specified. This manual provides sufficient information to
enable qualified service shop technicians to troubleshoot and repair a radio to the component level.
For details on the operation of the radio or level 1 or 2 maintenance procedures, refer to the
applicable manuals, which are available separately. A list of publications is provided in this manual in
the section, “Related Publications” on page xxv.

Safety Information
Before operating a radio, please read the RF energy awareness information and operating
instructions in the Product Safety and RF Exposure booklet enclosed with your radio (Motorola
Publication part number 6881095C98) to ensure compliance with RF energy exposure limits.

Manual Revisions
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items, including pertinent parts list data, schematics, and component layout diagrams.

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Document History iii

Document History
The following major changes have been implemented in this manual since the previous edition:

Edition Description Date

6816985H01-A Initial Release April, 2006

6816985H01-B Added UHF1, UHF2, 700/800 MHz and 900MHz Aug., 2007
information. Included info from PMR088 and
PMR095.

6816985H01-C Added PMLE2537F schematics and parts list Jul, 2009


Added PMLF4040C schematics and parts list

6816985H01-D Updated and Added new overlays, schematics and Jan, 2010
parts lists:
VHF: PMLD4264B and PMLD4264E,
UHF: PMLE2537G, 900 MHz: PMLF4036B
Updated parts lists:
UHF2: PMLE4427A/PMLE4227B
7/800 MHz: PMLF4040C

6816985H01-E Updated XTS2000 and ATS3000 model June, 2010


information.

6816985H01-F Added PMLF4040F schematics and parts list Feb, 2012

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Table of Contents

Foreword .....................................................................................................................................................ii
Safety Information..............................................................................................................................ii
Manual Revisions ..............................................................................................................................ii
Computer Software Copyrights..........................................................................................................ii
Documentation Copyrights ................................................................................................................ii
Disclaimer ..........................................................................................................................................ii
Trademarks........................................................................................................................................ii

Document History ........................................................................................iii

Chapter 1 Introduction ......................................................................... 1-1


1.1 General......................................................................................................................................... 1-1
1.2 Notations Used in This Manual .................................................................................................... 1-1

Chapter 2.1 VHF Overall Characteristics............................................ 2.1-1


2.1.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 2.1-1
2.1.2 Analog Mode of Operation-Receiving ....................................................................................... 2.1-1
2.1.3 Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting ................................................................................... 2.1-2
2.1.4 ASTRO Mode (Digital Mode) of Operation................................................................................ 2.1-2
2.1.5 Main Board Overview ................................................................................................................ 2.1-2
2.1.6 Vocoder Circuitry Overview....................................................................................................... 2.1-3

Chapter 2.2 UHF1 Overall Characteristics.......................................... 2.2-1


2.2.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 2.2-1
2.2.2 Analog Mode of Operation-Receiving ....................................................................................... 2.2-1
2.2.3 Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting ................................................................................... 2.2-2
2.2.4 ASTRO Mode (Digital Mode) of Operation................................................................................ 2.2-2
2.2.5 Main RF Board Overview .......................................................................................................... 2.2-2
2.2.6 Vocoder Circuitry Overview....................................................................................................... 2.2-3

Chapter 2.3 UHF2 Overall Characteristics.......................................... 2.3-1


2.3.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 2.3-1
2.3.2 Analog Mode of Operation-Receiving ....................................................................................... 2.3-1
2.3.3 Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting ................................................................................... 2.3-2
2.3.4 ASTRO Mode (Digital Mode) of Operation................................................................................ 2.3-2
2.3.5 Main RF Board Overview .......................................................................................................... 2.3-2
2.3.6 Vocoder Circuitry Overview....................................................................................................... 2.3-3

Chapter 2.4 700/800 MHz Overall Characteristics.............................. 2.4-1


2.4.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 2.4-1

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2.4.2 Analog Mode of Operation-Receiving........................................................................................ 2.4-1


2.4.3 Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting.................................................................................... 2.4-2
2.4.4 ASTRO Mode (Digital Mode) of Operation ................................................................................ 2.4-2
2.4.5 Main Board Overview ................................................................................................................ 2.4-2
2.4.6 Vocoder Circuitry Overview ....................................................................................................... 2.4-3

Chapter 2.5 900MHz Overall Characteristics...................................... 2.5-1


2.5.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 2.5-1
2.5.2 Analog Mode of Operation-Receiving........................................................................................ 2.5-1
2.5.3 Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting.................................................................................... 2.5-2
2.5.4 ASTRO Mode (Digital Mode) of Operation ................................................................................ 2.5-2
2.5.5 Main Board Overview ................................................................................................................ 2.5-2
2.5.6 Vocoder Circuitry Overview ....................................................................................................... 2.5-3

Chapter 3.1 VHF Radio Power ............................................................. 3.1-1


3.1.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 3.1-1
3.1.2 Radio Power Up or Down .......................................................................................................... 3.1-1
3.1.3 General...................................................................................................................................... 3.1-1
3.1.4 B+ Routing for VHF Band Main Board ...................................................................................... 3.1-2
3.1.5 B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON............................................................................................... 3.1-3

Chapter 3.2 UHF1 Radio Power ........................................................... 3.2-1


3.2.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 3.2-1
3.2.2 Radio Power Up or Down .......................................................................................................... 3.2-1
3.2.3 General...................................................................................................................................... 3.2-1
3.2.4 B+ Main Board Routing ............................................................................................................. 3.2-2
3.2.5 B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON............................................................................................... 3.2-3

Chapter 3.3 UHF2 Radio Power ........................................................... 3.3-1


3.3.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 3.3-1
3.3.2 Radio Power Up or Down .......................................................................................................... 3.3-1
3.3.3 General...................................................................................................................................... 3.3-1
3.3.4 B+ Routing for UHF2 Band Main Board .................................................................................... 3.3-2
3.3.5 B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON............................................................................................... 3.3-3

Chapter 3.4 700/800 MHz Radio Power ............................................... 3.4-1


3.4.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 3.4-1
3.4.2 Radio Power Up or Down .......................................................................................................... 3.4-1
3.4.3 General...................................................................................................................................... 3.4-1
3.4.4 B+ Routing for 700/800 MHz Band Main Board ........................................................................ 3.4-2
3.4.5 B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON............................................................................................... 3.4-3

Chapter 3.5 900 MHz Radio Power ...................................................... 3.5-1

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3.5.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 3.5-1


3.5.2 Radio Power Up or Down.......................................................................................................... 3.5-1
3.5.3 General...................................................................................................................................... 3.5-1
3.5.4 B+ Routing for 900 MHz Band Main Board ............................................................................... 3.5-2
3.5.5 B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON............................................................................................... 3.5-3

Chapter 4.1 VHF Detailed Theories of Operation............................... 4.1-1


4.1.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 4.1-1
4.1.2 Frequency Synthesis................................................................................................................. 4.1-1
4.1.3 Antenna Switch ......................................................................................................................... 4.1-2
4.1.4 Receiver .................................................................................................................................... 4.1-2
4.1.4.1 Front End ....................................................................................................................... 4.1-3
4.1.4.2 Back End ....................................................................................................................... 4.1-3
4.1.5 Transmitter ................................................................................................................................ 4.1-4
4.1.6 VOCON Functional Blocks ........................................................................................................ 4.1-5
4.1.6.1 Controller and Memory Section ..................................................................................... 4.1-5
4.1.6.1.1 Patriot IC (U800)................................................................................................... 4.1-5
4.1.6.1.2 SRAM (U804) ....................................................................................................... 4.1-8
4.1.6.1.3 Flash Memory (U803) ........................................................................................... 4.1-8
4.1.6.2 Audio and Power Section ............................................................................................ 4.1-10
4.1.6.2.1 MAKO IC (U701)................................................................................................. 4.1-10
4.1.6.2.2 Regulator ............................................................................................................ 4.1-11
4.1.6.2.3 Audio Pre-Amplifier............................................................................................. 4.1-11
4.1.6.2.4 Audio Power Amplifier ........................................................................................ 4.1-11
4.1.6.3 Interface Support Section ............................................................................................ 4.1-12
4.1.6.3.1 MAKO IC U701 ................................................................................................... 4.1-12
4.1.6.3.2 ESD Protection Circuitry ..................................................................................... 4.1-13
4.1.6.3.3 Universal Connector (Side Connector) Interface Circuitry.................................. 4.1-13
4.1.6.3.4 The Option Board ............................................................................................... 4.1-15
4.1.6.3.5 Encryption Module .............................................................................................. 4.1-16
4.1.6.3.6 System Clocks .................................................................................................... 4.1-17
4.1.6.4 Transmit Audio Path .................................................................................................... 4.1-17
4.1.6.5 Receive Audio Path ..................................................................................................... 4.1-18

Chapter 4.2 UHF1 Detailed Theories of Operation ............................ 4.2-1


4.2.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 4.2-1
4.2.2 Frequency Synthesis................................................................................................................. 4.2-1
4.2.3 Antenna Switch ......................................................................................................................... 4.2-2
4.2.4 Receiver .................................................................................................................................... 4.2-3
4.2.4.1 Front End ....................................................................................................................... 4.2-3
4.2.4.2 Back End ....................................................................................................................... 4.2-4
4.2.5 Transmitter ................................................................................................................................ 4.2-4
4.2.6 VOCON Functional Blocks ........................................................................................................ 4.2-5
4.2.6.1 Controller and Memory Section ..................................................................................... 4.2-5
4.2.6.1.1 Patriot IC (U800)................................................................................................... 4.2-5
4.2.6.1.2 SRAM (U804) ....................................................................................................... 4.2-8
4.2.6.1.3 Flash Memory (U803) ........................................................................................... 4.2-9
4.2.6.2 Audio and Power Section ............................................................................................ 4.2-10
4.2.6.2.1 MAKO IC (U701)................................................................................................. 4.2-10
4.2.6.2.2 Regulator ............................................................................................................ 4.2-11

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4.2.6.2.3 Audio Pre-Amplifier ............................................................................................. 4.2-11


4.2.6.2.4 Audio Power Amplifier......................................................................................... 4.2-11
4.2.6.3 Interface Support Section ............................................................................................ 4.2-12
4.2.6.3.1 MAKO IC U701 ................................................................................................... 4.2-12
4.2.6.3.2 ESD Protection Circuitry ..................................................................................... 4.2-13
4.2.6.3.3 Universal Connector (Side Connector) Interface Circuitry .................................. 4.2-13
4.2.6.3.4 The Option Board................................................................................................ 4.2-15
4.2.6.3.5 Encryption Module .............................................................................................. 4.2-16
4.2.6.3.6 System Clocks .................................................................................................... 4.2-17
4.2.6.4 Transmit Audio Path .................................................................................................... 4.2-17
4.2.6.5 Receive Audio Path ..................................................................................................... 4.2-18

Chapter 4.3 UHF2 Detailed Theories of Operation ............................ 4.3-1


4.3.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 4.3-1
4.3.2 Frequency Synthesis ................................................................................................................. 4.3-1
4.3.3 Antenna Switch.......................................................................................................................... 4.3-2
4.3.4 Receiver .................................................................................................................................... 4.3-3
4.3.4.1 Front End ....................................................................................................................... 4.3-3
4.3.4.2 Back End........................................................................................................................ 4.3-4
4.3.5 Transmitter ................................................................................................................................ 4.3-4
4.3.6 VOCON Functional Blocks ........................................................................................................ 4.3-5
4.3.6.1 Controller and Memory Section ..................................................................................... 4.3-5
4.3.6.1.1 Patriot IC (U800) ................................................................................................... 4.3-5
4.3.6.1.2 SRAM (U804)........................................................................................................ 4.3-8
4.3.6.1.3 Flash Memory (U803) ........................................................................................... 4.3-8
4.3.6.2 Audio and Power Section............................................................................................. 4.3-10
4.3.6.2.1 MAKO IC (U701)................................................................................................. 4.3-10
4.3.6.2.2 Regulator ............................................................................................................ 4.3-11
4.3.6.2.3 Audio Pre-Amplifier ............................................................................................. 4.3-11
4.3.6.2.4 Audio Power Amplifier......................................................................................... 4.3-11
4.3.6.3 Interface Support Section ............................................................................................ 4.3-12
4.3.6.3.1 MAKO IC U701 ................................................................................................... 4.3-12
4.3.6.3.2 ESD Protection Circuitry ..................................................................................... 4.3-13
4.3.6.3.3 Universal Connector (Side Connector) Interface Circuitry .................................. 4.3-13
4.3.6.3.4 The Option Board................................................................................................ 4.3-15
4.3.6.3.5 Encryption Module .............................................................................................. 4.3-16
4.3.6.3.6 System Clocks .................................................................................................... 4.3-17
4.3.6.4 Transmit Audio Path .................................................................................................... 4.3-17
4.3.6.5 Receive Audio Path ..................................................................................................... 4.3-18

Chapter 4.4 700/800 MHz Detailed Theories of Operation ................ 4.4-1


4.4.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 4.4-1
4.4.2 Frequency Synthesis ................................................................................................................. 4.4-1
4.4.3 Antenna Switch.......................................................................................................................... 4.4-2
4.4.4 Receiver .................................................................................................................................... 4.4-3
4.4.4.1 Front End ....................................................................................................................... 4.4-3
4.4.4.2 Back End........................................................................................................................ 4.4-4
4.4.5 Transmitter ................................................................................................................................ 4.4-4
4.4.6 VOCON Functional Blocks ........................................................................................................ 4.4-5
4.4.6.1 Controller and Memory Section ..................................................................................... 4.4-5

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4.4.6.1.1 Patriot IC (U800)................................................................................................... 4.4-5


4.4.6.1.2 SRAM (U804) ....................................................................................................... 4.4-8
4.4.6.1.3 Flash Memory (U803) ........................................................................................... 4.4-8
4.4.6.2 Audio and Power Section ............................................................................................ 4.4-10
4.4.6.2.1 MAKO IC (U701)................................................................................................. 4.4-10
4.4.6.2.2 Regulator ............................................................................................................ 4.4-11
4.4.6.2.3 Audio Pre-Amplifier............................................................................................. 4.4-11
4.4.6.2.4 Audio Power Amplifier ........................................................................................ 4.4-11
4.4.6.3 Interface Support Section ............................................................................................ 4.4-12
4.4.6.3.1 MAKO IC U701 ................................................................................................... 4.4-12
4.4.6.3.2 ESD Protection Circuitry ..................................................................................... 4.4-13
4.4.6.3.3 Universal Connector (Side Connector) Interface Circuitry.................................. 4.4-13
4.4.6.3.4 The Option Board ............................................................................................... 4.4-15
4.4.6.3.5 Encryption Module .............................................................................................. 4.4-16
4.4.6.3.6 System Clocks .................................................................................................... 4.4-17
4.4.6.4 Transmit Audio Path .................................................................................................... 4.4-17
4.4.6.5 Receive Audio Path ..................................................................................................... 4.4-18

Chapter 4.5 900 MHz Detailed Theories of Operation ....................... 4.5-1


4.5.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 4.5-1
4.5.2 Frequency Synthesis................................................................................................................. 4.5-1
4.5.3 Antenna Switch ......................................................................................................................... 4.5-2
4.5.4 Receiver .................................................................................................................................... 4.5-3
4.5.4.1 Front End ....................................................................................................................... 4.5-3
4.5.4.2 Back End ....................................................................................................................... 4.5-4
4.5.5 Transmitter ................................................................................................................................ 4.5-4
4.5.6 VOCON Functional Blocks ........................................................................................................ 4.5-5
4.5.6.1 Controller and Memory Section ..................................................................................... 4.5-5
4.5.6.1.1 Patriot IC (U800)................................................................................................... 4.5-5
4.5.6.1.2 SRAM (U804) ....................................................................................................... 4.5-8
4.5.6.1.3 Flash Memory (U803) ........................................................................................... 4.5-8
4.5.6.2 Audio and Power Section ............................................................................................ 4.5-10
4.5.6.2.1 MAKO IC (U701)................................................................................................. 4.5-10
4.5.6.2.2 Regulator ............................................................................................................ 4.5-11
4.5.6.2.3 Audio Pre-Amplifier............................................................................................. 4.5-11
4.5.6.2.4 Audio Power Amplifier ........................................................................................ 4.5-11
4.5.6.3 Interface Support Section ............................................................................................ 4.5-11
4.5.6.3.1 MAKO IC U701 ................................................................................................... 4.5-12
4.5.6.3.2 ESD Protection Circuitry ..................................................................................... 4.5-13
4.5.6.3.3 Universal Connector (Side Connector) Interface Circuitry.................................. 4.5-13
4.5.6.3.4 The Option Board ............................................................................................... 4.5-14
4.5.6.3.5 Encryption Module .............................................................................................. 4.5-16
4.5.6.3.6 System Clocks .................................................................................................... 4.5-17
4.5.6.4 Transmit Audio Path .................................................................................................... 4.5-17
4.5.6.5 Receive Audio Path ..................................................................................................... 4.5-18

Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Procedures ............................................. 5-1


5.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................... 5-1
5.2 Handling Precautions ................................................................................................................... 5-1
5.3 Voltage Measurement and Signal Tracing ................................................................................... 5-1

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5.4 Standard Bias Table ..................................................................................................................... 5-2


5.5 Power-Up Self-Check Errors ........................................................................................................ 5-3
5.6 Operational Error Codes............................................................................................................... 5-4
5.6.1 Power-Up, Self-Check Diagnostics, and Repair (Not for Field Use) ................................. 5-4

Chapter 6.1 VHF Troubleshooting Charts .......................................... 6.1-1


6.1.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 6.1-1
6.1.2 List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts............................................................................................ 6.1-1
6.1.3 VHF Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart.................................................................................... 6.1-2
6.1.4 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) ................................................................ 6.1-3
6.1.5 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) ................................................................ 6.1-4
6.1.6 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) ................................................................ 6.1-5
6.1.7 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3).......................................................................... 6.1-6
6.1.8 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3).......................................................................... 6.1-7
6.1.9 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3).......................................................................... 6.1-8
6.1.10 Button Test Troubleshooting Chart............................................................................................ 6.1-9
6.1.11 Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart ................................................................................ 6.1-10
6.1.12 Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart ................................................................. 6.1-11
6.1.13 Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart ......................................................................... 6.1-12
6.1.14 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.1-13
6.1.15 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.1-14
6.1.16 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.1-15
6.1.17 VHF Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart ................................................................................. 6.1-16
6.1.18 VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart....................................................................... 6.1-17
6.1.19 VHF Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart......................................................... 6.1-18
6.1.20 VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2) ......................................................... 6.1-19
6.1.21 VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2) ......................................................... 6.1-20
6.1.22 No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart ........................................................................ 6.1-21
6.1.23 VHF Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart............................................................................ 6.1-22
6.1.24 Secure Hardware Failure......................................................................................................... 6.1-23

Chapter 6.2 UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts ........................................ 6.2-1


6.2.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 6.2-1
6.2.2 List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts............................................................................................ 6.2-1
6.2.3 UHF Range 1 Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart..................................................................... 6.2-2
6.2.4 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) ................................................................ 6.2-3
6.2.5 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) ................................................................ 6.2-4
6.2.6 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) ................................................................ 6.2-5
6.2.7 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3).......................................................................... 6.2-6
6.2.8 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3).......................................................................... 6.2-7
6.2.9 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3).......................................................................... 6.2-8
6.2.10 Button Test Troubleshooting Chart............................................................................................ 6.2-9
6.2.11 Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart ................................................................................ 6.2-10
6.2.12 Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart ................................................................. 6.2-11
6.2.13 Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart ......................................................................... 6.2-12
6.2.14 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.2-13
6.2.15 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.2-14
6.2.16 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.2-15
6.2.17 UHF Range 1 Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart .................................................................. 6.2-16
6.2.18 VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart....................................................................... 6.2-17

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6.2.19 UHF Range 1 Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart.......................................... 6.2-18


6.2.20 VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2) ......................................................... 6.2-19
6.2.21 VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2) ......................................................... 6.2-20
6.2.22 No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart ........................................................................ 6.2-21
6.2.23 UHF Range 1 Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart............................................................. 6.2-22
6.2.24 Secure Hardware Failure ........................................................................................................ 6.2-23

Chapter 6.3 UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts ........................................ 6.3-1


6.3.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 6.3-1
6.3.2 List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts............................................................................................ 6.3-1
6.3.3 UHF Range 2 Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart..................................................................... 6.3-2
6.3.4 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) ................................................................ 6.3-3
6.3.5 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) ................................................................ 6.3-4
6.3.6 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) ................................................................ 6.3-5
6.3.7 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) ......................................................................... 6.3-6
6.3.8 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) ......................................................................... 6.3-7
6.3.9 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) ......................................................................... 6.3-8
6.3.10 Button Test Troubleshooting Chart ........................................................................................... 6.3-9
6.3.11 Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart ................................................................................ 6.3-10
6.3.12 Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart ................................................................. 6.3-11
6.3.13 Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart ......................................................................... 6.3-12
6.3.14 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.3-13
6.3.15 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.3-14
6.3.16 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.3-15
6.3.17 UHF Range 2 Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart .................................................................. 6.3-16
6.3.18 VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart ...................................................................... 6.3-17
6.3.19 UHF Range 2 Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart.......................................... 6.3-18
6.3.20 VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2) ......................................................... 6.3-19
6.3.21 VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2) ......................................................... 6.3-20
6.3.22 No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart ........................................................................ 6.3-21
6.3.23 UHF Range 2 Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart............................................................. 6.3-22
6.3.24 Secure Hardware Failure ........................................................................................................ 6.3-23

Chapter 6.4 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts ............................ 6.4-1


6.4.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 6.4-1
6.4.2 List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts............................................................................................ 6.4-1
6.4.3 700/800 MHz Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart ..................................................................... 6.4-2
6.4.4 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) ................................................................ 6.4-3
6.4.5 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) ................................................................ 6.4-4
6.4.6 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) ................................................................ 6.4-5
6.4.7 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) ......................................................................... 6.4-6
6.4.8 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) ......................................................................... 6.4-7
6.4.9 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) ......................................................................... 6.4-8
6.4.10 Button Test Troubleshooting Chart ........................................................................................... 6.4-9
6.4.11 Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart ................................................................................ 6.4-10
6.4.12 Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart ................................................................. 6.4-11
6.4.13 Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart ......................................................................... 6.4-12
6.4.14 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.4-13
6.4.15 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.4-14
6.4.16 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.4-15

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6.4.17 700/800 MHz Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart................................................................... 6.4-16


6.4.18 VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart....................................................................... 6.4-17
6.4.19 700/800 MHz Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart .......................................... 6.4-18
6.4.20 VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2) ......................................................... 6.4-19
6.4.21 VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2) ......................................................... 6.4-20
6.4.22 No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart ........................................................................ 6.4-21
6.4.23 700/800 MHz Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart.............................................................. 6.4-22
6.4.24 Secure Hardware Failure......................................................................................................... 6.4-23

Chapter 6.5 900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts ................................... 6.5-1


6.5.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 6.5-1
6.5.2 List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts............................................................................................ 6.5-1
6.5.3 900 MHz Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart ............................................................................ 6.5-2
6.5.4 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) ................................................................ 6.5-3
6.5.5 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) ................................................................ 6.5-4
6.5.6 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) ................................................................ 6.5-5
6.5.7 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3).......................................................................... 6.5-6
6.5.8 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3).......................................................................... 6.5-7
6.5.9 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3).......................................................................... 6.5-8
6.5.10 Button Test Troubleshooting Chart............................................................................................ 6.5-9
6.5.11 Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart ................................................................................ 6.5-10
6.5.12 Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart ................................................................. 6.5-11
6.5.13 Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart ......................................................................... 6.5-12
6.5.14 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.5-13
6.5.15 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.5-14
6.5.16 No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) .............................................................................. 6.5-15
6.5.17 900 MHz Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart.......................................................................... 6.5-16
6.5.18 VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart....................................................................... 6.5-17
6.5.19 900 MHz Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart ................................................. 6.5-18
6.5.20 VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2) ......................................................... 6.5-19
6.5.21 VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2) ......................................................... 6.5-20
6.5.22 No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart ........................................................................ 6.5-21
6.5.23 900MHz Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart...................................................................... 6.5-22
6.5.24 Secure Hardware Failure......................................................................................................... 6.5-23

Chapter 7.1 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms .................................. 7.1-1


7.1.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 7.1-1
7.1.2 List of Waveforms...................................................................................................................... 7.1-1
7.1.3 RF Test Points........................................................................................................................... 7.1-2
7.1.4 Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations.................................................................................... 7.1-4
7.1.5 PP1 Antenna Input .................................................................................................................... 7.1-6
7.1.6 PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input..................................................................................... 7.1-7
7.1.7 PP3 Coupler RF Out.................................................................................................................. 7.1-8
7.1.8 PP4 TX Signal at PA ................................................................................................................. 7.1-9
7.1.9 TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC ........................................................................................ 7.1-10
7.1.10 TP6 PCIC Control Voltage....................................................................................................... 7.1-11
7.1.11 PP7 TX LO .............................................................................................................................. 7.1-12
7.1.12 PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier ........................................................................................ 7.1-13
7.1.13 PP9 Superfilter Output............................................................................................................. 7.1-14
7.1.14 PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer ............................................................................ 7.1-15

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7.1.15 PP12 Reference Crystal Output .............................................................................................. 7.1-16


7.1.16 TP13 Mod In............................................................................................................................ 7.1-17
7.1.17 TP14 1st LO Control Voltage .................................................................................................. 7.1-18
7.1.18 PP15 VCO Output ................................................................................................................... 7.1-19
7.1.19 PP17 Frequency Out (16.8 MHz) ............................................................................................ 7.1-20
7.1.20 PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch..................................................................................... 7.1-21
7.1.21 PP19 Antenna Switch Bias...................................................................................................... 7.1-22
7.1.22 PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage ........................................................................................... 7.1-23
7.1.23 PP22 Analog 5V ...................................................................................................................... 7.1-24
7.1.24 PP23 Preselector 1 Output...................................................................................................... 7.1-25
7.1.25 PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output........................................................................................... 7.1-26
7.1.26 PP25 Preselector 2 Output...................................................................................................... 7.1-27
7.1.27 PP26 Mixer Out (IF) ................................................................................................................ 7.1-28
7.1.28 PP27 Crystal Filter Out............................................................................................................ 7.1-29
7.1.29 PP28 Abacus Analog 3V ......................................................................................................... 7.1-30
7.1.30 PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage ................................................................................................. 7.1-31
7.1.31 PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output............................................................................................ 7.1-32
7.1.32 PP31 Analog 5V DC................................................................................................................ 7.1-33
7.1.33 PP32 Abacus Digital 3V .......................................................................................................... 7.1-34
7.1.34 TX Audio 1 kHz Tone .............................................................................................................. 7.1-35
7.1.35 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output........................................................................................... 7.1-36
7.1.36 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs....................................................................................................... 7.1-37
7.1.37 SPI B Data............................................................................................................................... 7.1-38
7.1.38 RX Serial Audio Port (SAP)..................................................................................................... 7.1-39
7.1.39 PP33 SPI Data ........................................................................................................................ 7.1-40
7.1.40 PP34 SPI CLK......................................................................................................................... 7.1-41
7.1.41 PP35 Universal Chip Select .................................................................................................... 7.1-42
7.1.42 PP36 Abacus Chip Select ....................................................................................................... 7.1-43
7.1.43 TP37 RX SSI Data .................................................................................................................. 7.1-44
7.1.44 TP38 RX SSI Clock ................................................................................................................. 7.1-45
7.1.45 TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync....................................................................................................... 7.1-46

Chapter 7.2 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms ................................ 7.2-1


7.2.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 7.2-1
7.2.2 List of Waveforms...................................................................................................................... 7.2-1
7.2.3 RF Test Points........................................................................................................................... 7.2-2
7.2.4 Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations.................................................................................... 7.2-4
7.2.5 PP1 Antenna Input .................................................................................................................... 7.2-6
7.2.6 PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input..................................................................................... 7.2-7
7.2.7 PP3 Coupler RF Out ................................................................................................................. 7.2-8
7.2.8 PP4 TX Signal at PA ................................................................................................................. 7.2-9
7.2.9 TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC ........................................................................................ 7.2-10
7.2.10 TP6 PCIC Control Voltage ...................................................................................................... 7.2-11
7.2.11 PP7 TX LO .............................................................................................................................. 7.2-12
7.2.12 PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier........................................................................................ 7.2-13
7.2.13 PP9 Superfilter Output ............................................................................................................ 7.2-14
7.2.14 PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer............................................................................ 7.2-15
7.2.15 PP12 Reference Crystal Output .............................................................................................. 7.2-16
7.2.16 TP13 Mod In............................................................................................................................ 7.2-17
7.2.17 TP14 1st LO Control Voltage .................................................................................................. 7.2-18
7.2.18 PP15 VCO Output ................................................................................................................... 7.2-19
7.2.19 PP17 Frequency Out (19.2 MHz) ............................................................................................ 7.2-21

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7.2.20 PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch ..................................................................................... 7.2-22


7.2.21 PP19 Antenna Switch Bias...................................................................................................... 7.2-23
7.2.22 PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage ........................................................................................... 7.2-24
7.2.23 PP22 Analog 5V ...................................................................................................................... 7.2-25
7.2.24 PP23 Preselector 1 Output...................................................................................................... 7.2-26
7.2.25 PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output ........................................................................................... 7.2-27
7.2.26 PP25 Preselector 2 Output...................................................................................................... 7.2-28
7.2.27 PP26 Mixer Out (IF)................................................................................................................. 7.2-29
7.2.28 PP27 Crystal Filter Out............................................................................................................ 7.2-30
7.2.29 PP28 Abacus Analog 3V ......................................................................................................... 7.2-31
7.2.30 PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage ................................................................................................. 7.2-32
7.2.31 PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output............................................................................................ 7.2-33
7.2.32 PP31 Analog 5V DC ................................................................................................................ 7.2-34
7.2.33 PP32 Abacus Digital 3V .......................................................................................................... 7.2-35
7.2.34 TX Audio 1 kHz Tone .............................................................................................................. 7.2-36
7.2.35 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output........................................................................................... 7.2-37
7.2.36 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs....................................................................................................... 7.2-38
7.2.37 SPI B Data............................................................................................................................... 7.2-39
7.2.38 RX Serial Audio Port (SAP) ..................................................................................................... 7.2-40
7.2.39 PP33 SPI Data ........................................................................................................................ 7.2-41
7.2.40 PP34 SPI CLK ......................................................................................................................... 7.2-42
7.2.41 PP35 Universal Chip Select .................................................................................................... 7.2-43
7.2.42 PP36 Abacus Chip Select ....................................................................................................... 7.2-44
7.2.43 TP37 RX SSI Data................................................................................................................... 7.2-45
7.2.44 TP38 RX SSI Clock ................................................................................................................. 7.2-46
7.2.45 TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync....................................................................................................... 7.2-47

Chapter 7.3 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms ................................ 7.3-1


7.3.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 7.3-1
7.3.2 List of Waveforms...................................................................................................................... 7.3-1
7.3.3 RF Test Points........................................................................................................................... 7.3-2
7.3.4 Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations.................................................................................... 7.3-4
7.3.5 PP1 Antenna Input .................................................................................................................... 7.3-6
7.3.6 PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input..................................................................................... 7.3-7
7.3.7 PP3 Coupler RF Out.................................................................................................................. 7.3-8
7.3.8 PP4 TX Signal at PA ................................................................................................................. 7.3-9
7.3.9 TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC ........................................................................................ 7.3-10
7.3.10 TP6 PCIC Control Voltage....................................................................................................... 7.3-11
7.3.11 PP7 TX LO .............................................................................................................................. 7.3-12
7.3.12 PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier ........................................................................................ 7.3-13
7.3.13 PP9 Superfilter Output............................................................................................................. 7.3-14
7.3.14 PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer ............................................................................ 7.3-15
7.3.15 PP12 Reference Crystal Output .............................................................................................. 7.3-16
7.3.16 TP13 Mod In ............................................................................................................................ 7.3-17
7.3.17 TP14 1st LO Control Voltage................................................................................................... 7.3-18
7.3.18 PP15 VCO Output ................................................................................................................... 7.3-19
7.3.19 PP17 Frequency Out (19.2 MHz) ............................................................................................ 7.3-20
7.3.20 PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch ..................................................................................... 7.3-21
7.3.21 PP19 Antenna Switch Bias...................................................................................................... 7.3-22
7.3.22 PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage ........................................................................................... 7.3-23
7.3.23 PP22 Analog 5V ...................................................................................................................... 7.3-24
7.3.24 PP23 Preselector 1 Output...................................................................................................... 7.3-25

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7.3.25 PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output........................................................................................... 7.3-26


7.3.26 PP25 Preselector 2 Output...................................................................................................... 7.3-27
7.3.27 PP26 Mixer Out (IF) ................................................................................................................ 7.3-28
7.3.28 PP27 Crystal Filter Out............................................................................................................ 7.3-29
7.3.29 PP28 Abacus Analog 3V ......................................................................................................... 7.3-30
7.3.30 PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage ................................................................................................. 7.3-31
7.3.31 PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output............................................................................................ 7.3-32
7.3.32 PP31 Analog 5V DC................................................................................................................ 7.3-33
7.3.33 PP32 Abacus Digital 3V .......................................................................................................... 7.3-34
7.3.34 TX Audio 1 kHz Tone .............................................................................................................. 7.3-35
7.3.35 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output........................................................................................... 7.3-36
7.3.36 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs....................................................................................................... 7.3-37
7.3.37 SPI B Data............................................................................................................................... 7.3-38
7.3.38 RX Serial Audio Port (SAP)..................................................................................................... 7.3-39
7.3.39 PP33 SPI Data ........................................................................................................................ 7.3-40
7.3.40 PP34 SPI CLK......................................................................................................................... 7.3-41
7.3.41 PP35 Universal Chip Select .................................................................................................... 7.3-42
7.3.42 PP36 Abacus Chip Select ....................................................................................................... 7.3-43
7.3.43 TP37 RX SSI Data .................................................................................................................. 7.3-44
7.3.44 TP38 RX SSI Clock ................................................................................................................. 7.3-45
7.3.45 TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync....................................................................................................... 7.3-46

Chapter 7.4.4 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms .................... 7.4-1


7.4.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 7.4-1
7.4.2 List of Waveforms...................................................................................................................... 7.4-1
7.4.3 RF Test Points........................................................................................................................... 7.4-2
7.4.4 Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations.................................................................................... 7.4-4
7.4.5 PP1 Antenna Input .................................................................................................................... 7.4-6
7.4.6 PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input..................................................................................... 7.4-7
7.4.7 PP3 Coupler RF Out ................................................................................................................. 7.4-8
7.4.8 PP4 TX Signal at PA ................................................................................................................. 7.4-9
7.4.9 TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC ........................................................................................ 7.4-10
7.4.10 TP6 PCIC Control Voltage ...................................................................................................... 7.4-11
7.4.11 PP7 TX LO .............................................................................................................................. 7.4-12
7.4.12 PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier........................................................................................ 7.4-13
7.4.13 PP9 Superfilter Output ............................................................................................................ 7.4-14
7.4.14 TP10 TRB................................................................................................................................ 7.4-15
7.4.15 PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer............................................................................ 7.4-16
7.4.16 PP12 Reference Crystal Output .............................................................................................. 7.4-17
7.4.17 TP13 Mod In............................................................................................................................ 7.4-18
7.4.18 TP14 1st LO Control Voltage .................................................................................................. 7.4-19
7.4.19 PP15 VCO Output ................................................................................................................... 7.4-20
7.4.20 PP16 VCO RX LO ................................................................................................................... 7.4-21
7.4.21 PP17 Frequency Out (16.8 MHz) ............................................................................................ 7.4-22
7.4.22 PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch..................................................................................... 7.4-23
7.4.23 PP19 Antenna Switch Bias...................................................................................................... 7.4-24
7.4.24 PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage ........................................................................................... 7.4-25
7.4.25 PP21 RX RF Input after Antenna Switch................................................................................. 7.4-26
7.4.26 PP22 Analog 5V ...................................................................................................................... 7.4-27
7.4.27 PP23 Preselector 1 Output...................................................................................................... 7.4-28
7.4.28 PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output........................................................................................... 7.4-29
7.4.29 PP25 Preselector 2 Output...................................................................................................... 7.4-30

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7.4.30 PP26 Mixer Out (IF)................................................................................................................. 7.4-31


7.4.31 PP27 Crystal Filter Out............................................................................................................ 7.4-32
7.4.32 PP28 Abacus Analog 3V ......................................................................................................... 7.4-33
7.4.33 PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage ................................................................................................. 7.4-34
7.4.34 PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output............................................................................................ 7.4-35
7.4.35 PP31 Analog 5V DC ................................................................................................................ 7.4-36
7.4.36 PP32 Abacus Digital 3V .......................................................................................................... 7.4-37
7.4.37 TX Audio 1 kHz Tone .............................................................................................................. 7.4-38
7.4.38 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output........................................................................................... 7.4-39
7.4.39 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs....................................................................................................... 7.4-40
7.4.40 SPI B Data............................................................................................................................... 7.4-41
7.4.41 RX Serial Audio Port (SAP) ..................................................................................................... 7.4-42
7.4.42 PP33 SPI Data ........................................................................................................................ 7.4-43
7.4.43 PP34 SPI CLK ......................................................................................................................... 7.4-44
7.4.44 PP35 Universal Chip Select .................................................................................................... 7.4-45
7.4.45 PP36 Abacus Chip Select ....................................................................................................... 7.4-46
7.4.46 TP37 RX SSI Data................................................................................................................... 7.4-47
7.4.47 TP38 RX SSI Clock ................................................................................................................. 7.4-48
7.4.48 TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync....................................................................................................... 7.4-49
7.4.49 TP40 RX SSI Sync B............................................................................................................... 7.4-50

Chapter 7.5 Troubleshooting Waveforms .......................................... 7.5-1


7.5.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 7.5-1
7.5.2 List of Waveforms...................................................................................................................... 7.5-1
7.5.3 RF Test Points........................................................................................................................... 7.5-2
7.5.4 Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations.................................................................................... 7.5-4
7.5.5 PP1 Antenna Input .................................................................................................................... 7.5-6
7.5.6 PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input..................................................................................... 7.5-7
7.5.7 PP3 Coupler RF Out.................................................................................................................. 7.5-8
7.5.8 PP4 TX Signal at PA ................................................................................................................. 7.5-9
7.5.9 TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC ........................................................................................ 7.5-10
7.5.10 TP6 PCIC Control Voltage....................................................................................................... 7.5-11
7.5.11 PP7 TX LO .............................................................................................................................. 7.5-12
7.5.12 PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier ........................................................................................ 7.5-13
7.5.13 PP9 Superfilter Output............................................................................................................. 7.5-14
7.5.14 TP10 TRB................................................................................................................................ 7.5-15
7.5.15 PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer ............................................................................ 7.5-16
7.5.16 PP12 Reference Crystal Output .............................................................................................. 7.5-17
7.5.17 TP13 Mod In ............................................................................................................................ 7.5-18
7.5.18 TP14 1st LO Control Voltage................................................................................................... 7.5-19
7.5.19 PP15 VCO Output ................................................................................................................... 7.5-20
7.5.20 PP16 VCO RX LO ................................................................................................................... 7.5-21
7.5.21 PP17 Frequency Out (16.8 MHz) ............................................................................................ 7.5-22
7.5.22 PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch ..................................................................................... 7.5-23
7.5.23 PP19 Antenna Switch Bias...................................................................................................... 7.5-24
7.5.24 PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage ........................................................................................... 7.5-25
7.5.25 PP21 RX RF Input after Antenna Switch................................................................................. 7.5-26
7.5.26 PP22 Analog 5V ...................................................................................................................... 7.5-27
7.5.27 PP23 Preselector 1 Output...................................................................................................... 7.5-28
7.5.28 PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output ........................................................................................... 7.5-29
7.5.29 PP25 Preselector 2 Output...................................................................................................... 7.5-30
7.5.30 PP26 Mixer Out (IF)................................................................................................................. 7.5-31

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7.5.31 PP27 Crystal Filter Out............................................................................................................ 7.5-32


7.5.32 PP28 Abacus Analog 3V ......................................................................................................... 7.5-33
7.5.33 PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage ................................................................................................. 7.5-34
7.5.34 PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output............................................................................................ 7.5-35
7.5.35 PP31 Analog 5V DC................................................................................................................ 7.5-36
7.5.36 PP32 Abacus Digital 3V .......................................................................................................... 7.5-37
7.5.37 TX Audio 1 kHz Tone .............................................................................................................. 7.5-38
7.5.38 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output........................................................................................... 7.5-39
7.5.39 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs....................................................................................................... 7.5-40
7.5.40 SPI B Data............................................................................................................................... 7.5-41
7.5.41 RX Serial Audio Port (SAP)..................................................................................................... 7.5-42
7.5.42 PP33 SPI Data ........................................................................................................................ 7.5-43
7.5.43 PP34 SPI CLK......................................................................................................................... 7.5-44
7.5.44 PP35 Universal Chip Select .................................................................................................... 7.5-45
7.5.45 PP36 Abacus Chip Select ....................................................................................................... 7.5-46
7.5.46 TP37 RX SSI Data .................................................................................................................. 7.5-47
7.5.47 TP38 RX SSI Clock ................................................................................................................. 7.5-48
7.5.48 TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync....................................................................................................... 7.5-49
7.5.49 TP40 RX SSI Sync B............................................................................................................... 7.5-50

Chapter 8.1 VHF Troubleshooting Tables .......................................... 8.1-1


8.1.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 8.1-1
8.1.2 Tables........................................................................................................................................ 8.1-1

Chapter 8.2 UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables ........................................ 8.2-1


8.2.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 8.2-1
8.2.2 Tables........................................................................................................................................ 8.2-1

Chapter 8.3 UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables ........................................ 8.3-1


8.3.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 8.3-1
8.3.2 Tables........................................................................................................................................ 8.3-1

Chapter 8.4 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables ............................ 8.4-1


8.4.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 8.4-1
8.4.2 Tables........................................................................................................................................ 8.4-1

Chapter 8.5 900MHz Troubleshooting Tables .................................... 8.5-1


8.5.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................ 8.5-1
8.5.2 Tables........................................................................................................................................ 8.5-1

Chapter 9.1 VHF Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists....... 9.1-1
9.1.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 9.1-1

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Chapter 9.2 UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists .... 9.2-1
9.2.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 9.2-1

Chapter 9.3 UHF2 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists .... 9.3-1
9.3.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 9.3-1

Chapter 9.4 700/800 MHz Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts


Lists ........................................................................................... 9.4-1
9.4.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 9.4-1

Chapter 9.5 900MHz Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists 9.5-1
9.5.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 9.5-1

Appendix A Replacement Parts Ordering..............................................A-1


A.1 Basic Ordering Information...........................................................................................................A-1
A.2 Radio Board Ordering Information................................................................................................A-1
A.3 Motorola Online ............................................................................................................................A-1
A.4 Mail Orders ...................................................................................................................................A-1
A.5 Telephone Orders.........................................................................................................................A-1
A.6 Fax Orders....................................................................................................................................A-2
A.7 Parts Identification ........................................................................................................................A-2
A.8 Product Customer Service............................................................................................................A-2

Glossary ......................................................................................... Glossary-1

Index ..................................................................................................... Index-1

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Figure 3.1-1. B+ Routing for VHF Main Board.................................................................................... 3.1-2


Figure 3.1-2. XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 DC Distribution (for all other kits).............. 3.1-3
Figure 3.2-1. B+ Routing for Main Board............................................................................................ 3.2-2
Figure 3.2-2. XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 DC Distribution (for all other kits).............. 3.2-3
Figure 3.3-1. B+ Routing for Main Board............................................................................................ 3.3-2
Figure 3.3-2. XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 DC Distribution (for all other kits).............. 3.3-3
Figure 3.4-1. B+ Routing for 700/800 MHz Main Board ..................................................................... 3.4-2
Figure 3.4-2. XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 DC Distribution (for all other kits).............. 3.4-3
Figure 3.5-1. B+ Routing for 900MHz Main Board ............................................................................. 3.5-2
Figure 3.5-2. XTS 2500/XTS 2500I DC Distribution (for all other kits) ............................................... 3.5-3
Figure 4.1-1. Controller Memory Interface.......................................................................................... 4.1-9
Figure 4.1-2. Universal (Side) Connector ......................................................................................... 4.1-14
Figure 4.1-3. VOCON Connector J650............................................................................................. 4.1-14
Figure 4.1-4. VOCON Transmit Audio Path...................................................................................... 4.1-17
Figure 4.1-5. VOCON Receive Audio Path ...................................................................................... 4.1-18
Figure 4.2-1. Controller Memory Interface.......................................................................................... 4.2-9
Figure 4.2-2. Universal (Side) Connector ......................................................................................... 4.2-14
Figure 4.2-3. VOCON Connector J650............................................................................................. 4.2-14
Figure 4.2-4. VOCON Transmit Audio Path...................................................................................... 4.2-17
Figure 4.2-5. VOCON Receive Audio Path ...................................................................................... 4.2-18
Figure 4.3-1. Controller Memory Interface.......................................................................................... 4.3-9
Figure 4.3-2. Universal (Side) Connector ......................................................................................... 4.3-14
Figure 4.3-3. VOCON Connector J650............................................................................................. 4.3-14
Figure 4.3-4. VOCON Transmit Audio Path...................................................................................... 4.3-17
Figure 4.3-5. VOCON Receive Audio Path ...................................................................................... 4.3-18
Figure 4.4-1. Controller Memory Interface.......................................................................................... 4.4-9
Figure 4.4-2. Universal (Side) Connector ......................................................................................... 4.4-14
Figure 4.4-3. VOCON Connector J650............................................................................................. 4.4-14
Figure 4.4-4. VOCON Transmit Audio Path...................................................................................... 4.4-18
Figure 4.4-5. VOCON Receive Audio Path ...................................................................................... 4.4-19
Figure 4.5-1. Controller Memory Interface.......................................................................................... 4.5-9
Figure 4.5-2. Universal (Side) Connector ......................................................................................... 4.5-14
Figure 4.5-3. VOCON Connector J650............................................................................................. 4.5-14
Figure 4.5-4. VOCON Transmit Audio Path...................................................................................... 4.5-17
Figure 4.5-5. VOCON Receive Audio Path ...................................................................................... 4.5-18
Figure 7.1-1. RF Block Diagram Test Points ...................................................................................... 7.1-2
Figure 7.2-1. RF Block Diagram Test Points ...................................................................................... 7.2-2
Figure 7.3-1. RF Block Diagram Test Points ...................................................................................... 7.3-2
Figure 7.4-1. RF Block Diagram Test Points ...................................................................................... 7.4-2
Figure 7.5-1. RF Block Diagram Test Points ...................................................................................... 7.5-2
Figure 9.1-1. Radio Interconnect Block Diagram................................................................................ 9.1-2
Figure 9.1-2. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Top Level Schematic............ 9.1-3
Figure 9.1-3. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Controller Interface
Schematic ..................................................................................................................... 9.1-4
Figure 9.1-4. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Interface and Accessories
Schematic ..................................................................................................................... 9.1-5
Figure 9.1-5. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Side Connector Schematic ... 9.1-6
Figure 9.1-6. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Controller Schematic ............ 9.1-7
Figure 9.1-7. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Patriot Bravo (U800)
Schematic ..................................................................................................................... 9.1-8

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Figure 9.1-8. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E MAKO DC and Audio


Schematic – Sheet 1 of 2 .............................................................................................. 9.1-9
Figure 9.1-9. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E MAKO DC and Audio
Schematic – Sheet 2 of 2 ............................................................................................ 9.1-10
Figure 9.1-10. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Memory Schematic............. 9.1-11
Figure 9.1-11. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Frequency Generation
Unit (FGU) and Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) Schematic ................................... 9.1-12
Figure 9.1-12. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4264B Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic
– Sheet 1 of 3 .............................................................................................................. 9.1-13
Figure 9.1-13. PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264E Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic
– Sheet 1 of 3 .............................................................................................................. 9.1-14
Figure 9.1-14. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Frequency Generation
Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 2 of 3.......................................................................... 9.1-15
Figure 9.1-15. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Frequency Generation
Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 3 of 3.......................................................................... 9.1-16
Figure 9.1-16. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E/ PMUD2887A/
PMUD2888A/ PMUD2886A/ PMUD2885A/ PMUD3199A/ PMUD3183A/
PMUD3200A/ PMUD3184A Receiver Front End and DC Schematic ......................... 9.1-17
Figure 9.1-17. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver Front End
Schematic.................................................................................................................... 9.1-18
Figure 9.1-18. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver Schematic
– Sheet 1 of 4 .............................................................................................................. 9.1-19
Figure 9.1-19. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver Schematic
– Sheet 2 of 4 .............................................................................................................. 9.1-20
Figure 9.1-20. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver Schematic
– Sheet 3 of 4 .............................................................................................................. 9.1-21
Figure 9.1-21. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver Schematic
(Regulators) – Sheet 4 of 4 ......................................................................................... 9.1-22
Figure 9.1-22. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E RF Schematic ..................... 9.1-23
Figure 9.1-23. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Transmitter Schematic........ 9.1-24
Figure 9.1-24. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4264B RF Controls Schematic.................................................... 9.1-25
Figure 9.1-25. PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264E RF Controls Schematic ................................................... 9.1-26
Figure 9.1-26. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Main Circuit Board
Component Location Detail – Side 1........................................................................... 9.1-27
Figure 9.1-27. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Main Circuit Board
Component Location Detail – Side 2........................................................................... 9.1-28
Figure 9.2-1. Radio Interconnect Block Diagram................................................................................ 9.2-2
Figure 9.2-2. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Top Level Schematic............. 9.2-3
Figure 9.2-3. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Controller Interface
Schematic...................................................................................................................... 9.2-4
Figure 9.2-4. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Controller Schematic............. 9.2-5
Figure 9.2-5. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Memory Schematic ............... 9.2-6
Figure 9.2-6. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Patriot Bravo (U800)
Schematic...................................................................................................................... 9.2-7
Figure 9.2-7. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G MAKO DC and Audio
Schematic – Sheet 1 of 2 .............................................................................................. 9.2-8
Figure 9.2-8. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G MAKO DC and Audio
Schematic – Sheet 2 of 2 .............................................................................................. 9.2-9
Figure 9.2-9. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Interface and
Accessories Schematic ............................................................................................... 9.2-10
Figure 9.2-10. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Side Connector Schematic ........................ 9.2-11
Figure 9.2-11. PMLE2537G Side Connector Schematic .................................................................... 9.2-12
Figure 9.2-12. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G RF Schematic...................... 9.2-13

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Figure 9.2-13. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Receiver Front End and
DC Schematic ............................................................................................................. 9.2-14
Figure 9.2-14. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Receiver Front End
Schematic ................................................................................................................... 9.2-15
Figure 9.2-15. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Receiver Schematic
– Sheet 1 of 4.............................................................................................................. 9.2-16
Figure 9.2-16. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Receiver Schematic
– Sheet 2 of 4.............................................................................................................. 9.2-17
Figure 9.2-17. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Receiver Schematic
– Sheet 3 of 4.............................................................................................................. 9.2-18
Figure 9.2-18. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Receiver Schematic,
Regulators – Sheet 4 of 4 ........................................................................................... 9.2-19
Figure 9.2-19. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Frequency Generation
Unit (FGU) and Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) Schematic ................................... 9.2-20
Figure 9.2-20. PMLE2537A Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 1 of 4................ 9.2-21
Figure 9.2-21. PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic
– Sheet 1 of 4.............................................................................................................. 9.2-22
Figure 9.2-22. PMLE2537G Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 1 of 4 ............... 9.2-23
Figure 9.2-23. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Frequency Generation Unit (FGU)
Schematic – Sheet 2 of 4 ............................................................................................ 9.2-24
Figure 9.2-24. PMLE2537G Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 2 of 4 ............... 9.2-25
Figure 9.2-25. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Frequency Generation Unit (FGU)
Schematic – Sheet 3 of 4 ............................................................................................ 9.2-26
Figure 9.2-26. PMLE2537G Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 3 of 4 ............... 9.2-27
Figure 9.2-27. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Frequency Generation
Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 4 of 4.......................................................................... 9.2-28
Figure 9.2-28. PMLE2537A RF Controls Schematic .......................................................................... 9.2-29
Figure 9.2-29. PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F RF Controls Schematic.................................................... 9.2-30
Figure 9.2-30. PMLE2537G RF Controls Schematic.......................................................................... 9.2-31
Figure 9.2-31. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Transmitter Schematic............................... 9.2-32
Figure 9.2-32. PMLE2537G Transmitter Schematic........................................................................... 9.2-33
Figure 9.2-33. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMUE4003A/PMUE4004A/PMUE4005A/
PMUE4006A/PMUE3661A/PMUE3660A/PMUE3663A/PMUE3664A Main Circuit
Board Component Location Detail – Top Side............................................................ 9.2-34
Figure 9.2-34. PMLE2537G/ PMUE4003A/PMUE4004A/PMUE4005A/PMUE4006A/PMUE3661A/
PMUE3660A/PMUE3663A/PMUE3664A Main Circuit Board Component Location
Detail – Top Side......................................................................................................... 9.2-35
Figure 9.2-35. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMUE4003A/PMUE4004A/PMUE4005A/
PMUE4006A/PMUE3661A/PMUE3660A/PMUE3663A/PMUE3664A Main Circuit
Board Component Location Detail – Bottom Side....................................................... 9.2-36
Figure 9.2-36. PMLE2537G/ PMUE4003A/PMUE4004A/PMUE4005A/PMUE4006A/PMUE3661A/
PMUE3660A/PMUE3663A/PMUE3664A Main Circuit Board Component Location
Detail – Bottom Side ................................................................................................... 9.2-37
Figure 9.3-1. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B (8416852H01_A) ............................................................... 9.3-2
Figure 9.3-2. PMLE4427A Controls.................................................................................................... 9.3-3
Figure 9.3-3. PMLE4427B Controls.................................................................................................... 9.3-4
Figure 9.3-4. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B Controller Interface Schematic .......................................... 9.3-5
Figure 9.3-5. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B Patriot Bravo Revision Schematic ..................................... 9.3-6
Figure 9.3-6. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B Digital to Analog Schematic............................................... 9.3-7
Figure 9.3-7. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic................... 9.3-8
Figure 9.3-8. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B Interface and Accessories Schematic................................ 9.3-9
Figure 9.3-9. PMLE4427A LNA Schematic ...................................................................................... 9.3-10
Figure 9.3-10. PMLE4427B LNA Schematic ...................................................................................... 9.3-11
Figure 9.3-11. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B MAKO Schematic – Sheet 1 of 2 ..................................... 9.3-12

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Figure 9.3-12. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B MAKO Schematic – Sheet 2 of 2 ..................................... 9.3-13


Figure 9.3-13. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B Memory Schematic .......................................................... 9.3-14
Figure 9.3-14. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B Mixer Schematic .............................................................. 9.3-15
Figure 9.3-15. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B Patriot Schematic............................................................. 9.3-16
Figure 9.3-16. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B Regulators Schematic...................................................... 9.3-17
Figure 9.3-17. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B RF Schematic .................................................................. 9.3-18
Figure 9.3-18. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B RX Schematic .................................................................. 9.3-19
Figure 9.3-19. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B RX (back–end) Schematic ............................................... 9.3-20
Figure 9.3-20. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B RX (front–end) Schematic................................................ 9.3-21
Figure 9.3-21. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B Side Connector Schematic .............................................. 9.3-22
Figure 9.3-22. PMLE4427A Synthesizer Schematic........................................................................... 9.3-23
Figure 9.3-23. PMLE4427B Synthesizer Schematic........................................................................... 9.3-24
Figure 9.3-24. PMLE4427A TX Schematic......................................................................................... 9.3-25
Figure 9.3-25. PMLE4427B TX Schematic......................................................................................... 9.3-26
Figure 9.3-26. PMLE4427A VCO Schematic...................................................................................... 9.3-27
Figure 9.3-27. PMLE4427B VCO Schematic...................................................................................... 9.3-28
Figure 9.3-28. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B/ PMUE4007A/PMUE4008A/PMUE4009A/PMUE4010A/
PMUE3700A/PMUE3665A/PMUE3702A/PMUE3662A Top Overlay.......................... 9.3-29
Figure 9.3-29. PMLE4427A/ PMLE4427B/ PMUE4007A/PMUE4008A/PMUE4009A/PMUE4010A/
PMUE3700A/PMUE3665A/PMUE3702A/PMUE3662A Bottom Overlay .................... 9.3-30
Figure 9.4-1. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B/ PMLF4040C/ PMLF4040F Top Level Schematic.............. 9.4-2
Figure 9.4-2. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B/ PMLF4040C/ PMLF4040F Controller Interface
Schematic...................................................................................................................... 9.4-3
Figure 9.4-3. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B/ PMLF4040C/ PMLF4040F Interface and Accessories
Schematic...................................................................................................................... 9.4-4
Figure 9.4-4. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B/ PMLF4040C/ PMLF4040F Side Connector Schematic.... 9.4-5
Figure 9.4-5. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B/ PMLF4040C/ PMLF4040F Controller Schematic .............. 9.4-6
Figure 9.4-6. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B/ PMLF4040C/ PMLF4040F Patriot Bravo (U800)
Schematic...................................................................................................................... 9.4-7
Figure 9.4-7. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B/ PMLF4040C/ PMLF4040F MAKO DC and Audio
Schematic – Sheet 1 of 2 .............................................................................................. 9.4-8
Figure 9.4-8. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B/ PMLF4040C/ PMLF4040F MAKO DC and Audio
Schematic – Sheet 2 of 2 ............................................................................................. 9.4-9
Figure 9.4-9. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B/ PMLF4040C/ PMLF4040F Memory Schematic............... 9.4-10
Figure 9.4-10. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B/ PMLF4040C/ PMLF4040F Frequency Generation
Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 1 of 3.......................................................................... 9.4-11
Figure 9.4-11. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic
– Sheet 2 of 39.4-12
Figure 9.4-12. PMLF4040C Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 2 of 3................ 9.4-13
Figure 9.4-13. PMLF4040F Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 2 of 3 ................ 9.4-14
Figure 9.4-14. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B/ PMLF4040C/ PMLF4040F Frequency Generation
Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 3 of 3.......................................................................... 9.4-15
Figure 9.4-15. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B/ PMLF4040C Receiver Schematic – Sheet 1 of 2............ 9.4-16
Figure 9.4-16. PMLF4040F Receiver Schematic – Sheet 1 of 2 ........................................................ 9.4-17
Figure 9.4-17. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B/ PMLF4040C/ PMLF4040F Receiver Schematic
– Sheet 2 of 2 .............................................................................................................. 9.4-18
Figure 9.4-18. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B Transmitter Schematic ..................................................... 9.4-19
Figure 9.4-19. PMLF4040C/ PMLF4040F Transmitter Schematic ..................................................... 9.4-20
Figure 9.4-20. PMLF4040A/ PMLF4040B/ PMLF4040C/ PMLF4040F RF Schematic....................... 9.4-21
Figure 9.4-21. PMLF4040A/PMLF4040B/PMLF4040C/PMLF4040F/PMUF2134A/PMUF2123A/
PMUF2135A/PMUF2124A/PMUF3334A/PMUF3323A/PMUF3335A/PMUF3324A
Main Circuit Board Component Location Detail – Side 1 ........................................... 9.4-22

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Figure 9.4-22. PMLF4040A/PMLF4040B/PMLF4040C/PMLF4040F/PMUF2134A/PMUF2123A/


PMUF2135A/PMUF2124A/PMUF3334A/PMUF3323A/PMUF3335A/PMUF3324A
Main Circuit Board Component Location Detail – Side 2 ............................................ 9.4-23
Figure 9.5-1. PMLF4036A/ PMLF4036B Top Level Schematic.......................................................... 9.5-2
Figure 9.5-2. PMLF4036A/ PMLF4036B Controller Interface Schematic........................................... 9.5-3
Figure 9.5-3. PMLF4036A/ PMLF4036B Interface and Accessories Schematic ................................ 9.5-4
Figure 9.5-4. PMLF4036A Side Connector Schematic....................................................................... 9.5-5
Figure 9.5-5. PMLF4036B Side Connector Schematic....................................................................... 9.5-6
Figure 9.5-6. PMLF4036A/ PMLF4036B Controller Schematic.......................................................... 9.5-7
Figure 9.5-7. PMLF4036A Patriot Bravo (U800) Schematic............................................................... 9.5-8
Figure 9.5-8. PMLF4036B Patriot Bravo (U800) Schematic............................................................... 9.5-9
Figure 9.5-9. PMLF4036A/ PMLF4036B MAKO DC and Audio Schematic – Sheet 1 of 2 .............. 9.5-10
Figure 9.5-10. PMLF4036A MAKO DC and Audio Schematic – Sheet 2 of 2 .................................... 9.5-11
Figure 9.5-11. PMLF4036B MAKO DC and Audio Schematic – Sheet 2 of 2 .................................... 9.5-12
Figure 9.5-12. PMLF4036A/ PMLF4036B Memory Schematic .......................................................... 9.5-13
Figure 9.5-13. PMLF4036A Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 1 of 3................ 9.5-14
Figure 9.5-14. PMLF4036B Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 1 of 3................ 9.5-15
Figure 9.5-15. PMLF4036A Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 2 of 3................ 9.5-16
Figure 9.5-16. PMLF4036B Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 2 of 3................ 9.5-17
Figure 9.5-17. PMLF4036A/ PMLF4036B Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic
– Sheet 3 of 3.............................................................................................................. 9.5-18
Figure 9.5-18. PMLF4036A/ PMLF4036B Receiver Schematic – Sheet 1 of 2.................................. 9.5-19
Figure 9.5-19. PMLF4036A/ PMLF4036B Receiver Schematic – Sheet 2 of 2.................................. 9.5-20
Figure 9.5-20. PMLF4036A Transmitter Schematic ........................................................................... 9.5-21
Figure 9.5-21. PMLF4036B Transmitter Schematic ........................................................................... 9.5-22
Figure 9.5-22. PMLF4036A Main Circuit Board Component Location Detail – Side 1 ....................... 9.5-23
Figure 9.5-23. PMLF4036B Main Circuit Board Component Location Detail – Side 1 ....................... 9.5-24
Figure 9.5-24. PMLF4036A/ PMLF4036B Main Circuit Board Component Location Detail
– Side 2 ....................................................................................................................... 9.5-25

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List of Tables

Table 3.1-1. Power Supply Configuration for VOCON Section ......................................................... 3.1-4
Table 3.2-1. Power Supply Configuration for VOCON Section ......................................................... 3.2-4
Table 3.3-1. Power Supply Configuration for VOCON Section ......................................................... 3.3-4
Table 3.4-1. Power Supply Configuration for VOCON Section ......................................................... 3.4-4
Table 3.5-1. Power Supply Configuration for VOCON Section ......................................................... 3.5-4
Table 4.1-1. Option Select Functions .............................................................................................. 4.1-14
Table 4.1-2. Encryption Module Software Kits and Algorithms........................................................ 4.1-16
Table 4.2-1. Option Select Functions .............................................................................................. 4.2-14
Table 4.2-2. Encryption Module Software Kits and Algorithms........................................................ 4.2-16
Table 4.3-1. Option Select Functions .............................................................................................. 4.3-14
Table 4.3-2. Encryption Module Software Kits and Algorithms........................................................ 4.3-16
Table 4.4-1. Option Select Functions .............................................................................................. 4.4-14
Table 4.4-2. Encryption Module Software Kits and Algorithms........................................................ 4.4-16
Table 4.5-1. Option Select Functions .............................................................................................. 4.5-14
Table 4.5-2. Encryption Module Software Kits and Algorithms........................................................ 4.5-16
Table 5-1. Standard Operating Bias .................................................................................................. 5-2
Table 5-2. Power-up Self-Check Error Codes ................................................................................... 5-3
Table 5-3. Operational Error Code Displays...................................................................................... 5-4
Table 5-4. Additional Error Code Action Items .................................................................................. 5-4
Table 7.1-1. List of Waveforms.......................................................................................................... 7.1-1
Table 7.1-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points ............................................................................ 7.1-3
Table 7.1-3. Main Circuit Board Side 1 RF Shields ........................................................................... 7.1-4
Table 7.1-4. Main Circuit Board Side 2 RF Shields ........................................................................... 7.1-5
Table 7.2-1. List of Waveforms.......................................................................................................... 7.2-1
Table 7.2-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points ............................................................................ 7.2-3
Table 7.2-3. Main Circuit Board Side 1 RF Shields ........................................................................... 7.2-4
Table 7.2-4. Main Circuit Board Side 2 RF Shields ........................................................................... 7.2-5
Table 7.3-1. List of Waveforms.......................................................................................................... 7.3-1
Table 7.3-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points ............................................................................ 7.3-3
Table 7.3-3. Main Circuit Board Side 1 RF Shields ........................................................................... 7.3-4
Table 7.3-4. Main Circuit Board Side 2 RF Shields ........................................................................... 7.3-5
Table 7.4-1. List of Waveforms.......................................................................................................... 7.4-1
Table 7.4-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points ............................................................................ 7.4-3
Table 7.4-3. Main Circuit Board Side 1 RF Shields ........................................................................... 7.4-4
Table 7.4-4. Main Circuit Board Side 2 RF Shields ........................................................................... 7.4-5
Table 7.5-1. List of Waveforms.......................................................................................................... 7.5-1
Table 7.5-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points ............................................................................ 7.5-3
Table 7.5-3. Main Circuit Board Side 1 RF Shields ........................................................................... 7.5-4
Table 7.5-4. Main Circuit Board Side 2 RF Shields ........................................................................... 7.5-5
Table 8.1-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601)..................................................... 8.1-1
Table 8.1-2. Main Board to Universal (Side) Connector Flex Assembly (J650) ................................ 8.1-3
Table 8.1-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout.................................................................................................... 8.1-3
Table 8.1-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout..................................................................................................... 8.1-6
Table 8.1-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout ................................................................................... 8.1-7
Table 8.1-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout................................................................................................... 8.1-16
Table 8.2-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601)..................................................... 8.2-1
Table 8.2-2. Main Board to Universal (Side) Connector Flex Assembly (J650) ................................ 8.2-3
Table 8.2-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout.................................................................................................... 8.2-3
Table 8.2-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout..................................................................................................... 8.2-6
Table 8.2-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout ................................................................................... 8.2-7

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Table 8.2-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout .................................................................................................. 8.2-16


Table 8.3-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601) .................................................... 8.3-1
Table 8.3-2. Main Board to Universal (Side) Connector Flex Assembly (J650) ................................ 8.3-3
Table 8.3-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout ................................................................................................... 8.3-3
Table 8.3-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout..................................................................................................... 8.3-6
Table 8.3-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout ................................................................................... 8.3-7
Table 8.3-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout .................................................................................................. 8.3-16
Table 8.4-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601) .................................................... 8.4-1
Table 8.4-2. Main Board to Universal (Side) Connector Flex Assembly (J650) ................................ 8.4-3
Table 8.4-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout ................................................................................................... 8.4-3
Table 8.4-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout..................................................................................................... 8.4-6
Table 8.4-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout ................................................................................... 8.4-7
Table 8.4-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout .................................................................................................. 8.4-16
Table 8.5-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601) .................................................... 8.5-1
Table 8.5-2. Main Board to Universal (Side) Connector Flex Assembly (J650) ................................ 8.5-3
Table 8.5-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout ................................................................................................... 8.5-3
Table 8.5-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout..................................................................................................... 8.5-6
Table 8.5-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout ................................................................................... 8.5-7
Table 8.5-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout .................................................................................................. 8.5-16
Table 9.1-1. VHF Schematics, Board Overlays and Parts Lists ........................................................ 9.1-1
Table 9.2-1. UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays and Parts Lists...................................................... 9.2-1
Table 9.3-1. UHF2 Schematics, Board Overlays and Parts Lists...................................................... 9.3-1
Table 9.4-1. 700/800 Schematics, Board Overlays and Parts Lists .................................................. 9.4-1
Table 9.5-1. 900MHz Schematics, Board Overlays and Parts Lists.................................................. 9.5-1

Related Publications

ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I Digital Portable Radio User Guide (CD) (all models)................. PMLN4940_
ASTRO XTS 2500 Digital Portable Radio Basic Service Manual.............................................. 6816984H01
ASTRO XTS 2250 Digital Portable Radio Basic Model User Guide (CD) .................................. PMLN4942_
ASTRO XTS 2250 Digital Portable Radio Model 1.5 User Guide (CD)...................................... PMLN4942_
ASTRO XTS 2250 Digital Portable Radio Advanced Model User Guide (CD)........................... PMLN4942_
ASTRO XTS 1500 Digital Portable Radio User Guide (CD) ...................................................... PMLN4940_
MT 1500 Analog Portable Radio User Guide (CD) .................................................................... PMLN4940_
PR 1500 Analog Portable Radio User Guide (CD)..................................................................... PMLN4943_
Factory Mutual Approval: MT 1500/XTS 1500/PR 1500/XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2250
Product Listing .......................................................................................................................... 6881094C77
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ASTRO ATS 3000 Digital Portable Radio User Guide (CD)....................................................... PMLN4940_

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Chapter 1 Introduction

1.1 General
This manual includes all the information needed to maintain peak product performance and
maximum working-time. This detailed level of service (component level) is typical of some service
centers, self-maintained customers, and distributors. This manual is to be used in conjunction with
the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 Digital Portable Radios Basic Service
Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service approach to radio
problems.
Conduct the basic performance checks first. This will verify the actual need for analyzing the radio
and help pinpoint the functional problem area. In addition, the technician will become familiar with
the radio test mode of operation, which is a helpful tool. If any basic receive or transmitter
parameters fail, then the radio should be aligned per the radio alignment procedure.
Included in other areas of this manual are disassembly/reassembly procedures, functional block
diagrams, detailed theory of operation, troubleshooting charts and waveforms, schematics and parts
lists, and exploded view and parts list. The technician should be very familiar with these sections to
aid in determining the problem circuit. Also included are component location diagrams to aid in
locating individual circuit components and some IC diagrams, which point out some convenient
probe points.
The theory of operation sections of this manual contain detailed descriptions of the operations of
many circuits. Once the area of the problem is located, it would be strongly advisable to review the
operation of the circuit pertaining to the troubleshooting flow chart.

1.2 Notations Used in This Manual


Throughout the text in this publication, you will notice the use of warning, caution, and note
notations. These notations are used to emphasize that safety hazards exist, and care must be taken
and observed.
NOTE: An operational procedure, practice, or condition, etc., which is essential to
emphasize.

CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous


! situation which, if not avoided, may result in
equipment damage.
Caution

WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous


! situation which, if not avoided, could result in
death or injury.
WARNING
1-2 Introduction: Notations Used in This Manual

DANGER indicates an imminently


! hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
will result in death or injury.
DANGER
In this publication you will also find the use of the asterisk symbol (*) to indicate a negative or NOT
logic true signal.

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Chapter 2.1 VHF Overall Characteristics

2.1.1 Introduction
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000
Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the
pass/fail service approach to radio problems.
The ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio is a dual-band,
(trunked/conventional), microcontroller-based transceiver incorporating a Digital Signal Processor
(DSP). The microcontroller handles the general radio control, monitors status, and processes
commands input from the keypad or other user controls. The DSP processes the typical analog
signals and generates the standard signaling digitally to provide compatibility with existing analog
systems. In addition, it provides for digital modulation techniques, utilizing voice encoding techniques
with error correction schemes, to provide the user with enhanced range and audio quality all in a
reduced bandwidth channel requirement. It allows embedded signaling which can mix system
information and data with digital voice to add the capability of supporting a multitude of system
features.
The three ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio models (I, II, and
III) are available in the VHF (136-174 MHz) band.
The ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio consists of:
• a main board,
• a universal flex, and
• display and keypad assemblies (models II and III only).
• display only with no keypad (model 1.5 only)
The main board contains the microcontroller unit (MCU) and its associated memory and memory
management integrated circuit (IC), the audio power amplifier, and a switching regulator. The board
also contains the digital signal processor (DSP) and its support IC and associated memories. All
transmit, receive, and frequency generation circuitry, including the digital receiver back-end IC and
the reference oscillator are included on the main board.
The universal flex contains the universal connector, speaker, and a microphone.
The display module is a six-line x 12-character, liquid-crystal display (LCD) with associated circuitry.
This module utilizes chip-on-flex technology and is not considered field-repairable.
The keypad module is either a 3 x 2 (Model II), or a 3 x 6 (Model III) button module with backlighting.

2.1.2 Analog Mode of Operation-Receiving


When the radio is receiving, the signal comes from the antenna connector to the radio board, passes
through the RX/TX switch and the receiver front end. The signal is then filtered, amplified, and mixed
with the first local-oscillator signal generated by the voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO).
The resulting intermediate frequency (IF) signal (44.85 MHz) is fed to the IF circuitry, where the
signal is again filtered and amplified. This amplified signal is passed to the digital back-end IC, where
it is mixed with the second local oscillator to create the second IF at 2.25 MHz. It is then converted to
a digital bit stream and mixed a third time to produce a baseband signal. This signal is passed to the
Vocoder and Controller (VOCON) circuitry through a current-driven output. Please see page 4.1-5
for a detailed description of the VOCON functional blocks.
2.1-2 VHF Overall Characteristics: Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting

In the VOCON circuitry, the DSP decodes the information in the signal and identifies the appropriate
destination for it. For a voice signal, the DSP will route the digital voice data to the CODEC for
conversion to an analog signal. The CODEC will then present the signal to the audio power amplifier,
which drives the speaker. For signaling information, the DSP will decode the message and pass it to
the microcontroller unit.

2.1.3 Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting


When the radio is transmitting, microphone audio is passed through gain stages to the CODEC,
where the signal is digitized. The CODEC passes digital data to the DSP, where pre-emphasis and
low-pass (splatter) filtering is done. The DSP returns this signal to a digital-to-analog converter (D/A),
where it is reconverted into an analog signal and scaled for application to the voltage-controlled
oscillator as a modulation signal.
Transmitted signaling information is accepted by the DSP from the microcontroller unit, coded
appropriately, and passed to the D/A, which handles it the same as a voice signal. Modulation
information is passed to the synthesizer along the modulation line. A modulated carrier is provided to
the RF PA, which transmits the signal under dynamic power control.

2.1.4 ASTRO Mode (Digital Mode) of Operation


In the ASTRO mode (digital mode) of operation, the transmitted or received signal is limited to a
discrete set of deviation levels, instead of varying continuously. The receiver handles an
ASTRO-mode signal identically to an analog-mode signal up to the point where the DSP decodes
the received data. In the ASTRO receive mode, the DSP uses a specifically defined algorithm to
recover information.
In the ASTRO transmit mode, microphone audio is processed identically to an analog mode, with the
exception of the algorithm the DSP uses to encode the information. This algorithm will result in
deviation levels that are limited to discrete levels.

2.1.5 Main Board Overview


The receiver front end consists of two wide-band varactor-tunable filters:
1. a wide-band, low-noise amplifier, and
2. an active mixer stage.
The receive path of the antenna switch feeds directly into a preselector filter, followed by a Low
Noise Amplifier (LNA) and a post-selector filter, then the mixer. Both front-end filters are
implemented as multi-layer ceramic (MLC), with embedded Inductor Capacitor (LC) components.
Both filters are supplied with a single control voltage from one of the Power Control IC DACs
(Digital-to-Analog Converters). The output of the post-selector filter is sent to the active mixer stage.
The frequency generation function is performed by three ICs and associated circuitry. The reference
oscillator provides a frequency standard to the synthesizer/prescaler IC, which controls the
Voltage-Controlled Oscillator Buffer (VCOB) IC. The synthesizer/prescaler circuit module
incorporates frequency-division and comparison circuitry to keep the VCO signals stable. The
synthesizer/prescaler IC is controlled by the microcontroller unit through a serial bus.
The receiver back end consists of a single, three-pole crystal filter and the digital back-end IC
(ABACUS-III). Final IF filtering is done digitally in the DSP.

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VHF Overall Characteristics: Vocoder Circuitry Overview 2.1-3

The digital back-end IC (ABACUS-III) consists of the following:


• an amplifier
• the second mixer
• an IF analog-to-digital converter
• a baseband down-converter, and
• a 18 MHz synthesis circuit to provide a sampling clock to the circuitry. The second LO is
generated by discrete components external to the IC. The output of the ABACUS-III IC is a
current-driven digital bit stream.
The transmitter consists of an RF driver IC and a final stage power amplifier. The RF driver IC gets
an injection signal from the VCO. Transmit power is controlled by a power-control IC that monitors
the output of a directional coupler and adjusts the PA control voltages correspondingly. The signal
passes through a RX/TX switch that uses PIN diodes to automatically provide an appropriate
interface to transmit or receive signals.

2.1.6 Vocoder Circuitry Overview


In the VOCON circuitry, the digital-signal processor (DSP) supports IC digital filters, discriminates the
signal, and passes it to the DSP. The DSP decodes the information in the signal and identifies the
following destination for the signal:
• For a voice signal, the DSP routes the digital voice data to the Coder-Decoder (CODEC) for
conversion to an analog signal. The CODEC then presents the signal to the audio pre-amplifier
and audio power amplifier (integrated into the MAKO IC), which drives the speaker.
• For signaling information, the DSP decodes the message and passes it to the microcontroller
unit.

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2.1-4 VHF Overall Characteristics: Vocoder Circuitry Overview

Notes

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Chapter 2.2 UHF1 Overall Characteristics

2.2.1 Introduction
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000
Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the
pass/fail service approach to radio problems.
The ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio is a dual-band,
(trunked/conventional), microcontroller-based transceiver incorporating a Digital Signal Processor
(DSP). The microcontroller handles the general radio control, monitors status, and processes
commands input from the keypad or other user controls. The DSP processes the typical analog
signals and generates the standard signaling digitally to provide compatibility with existing analog
systems. In addition, it provides for digital modulation techniques, utilizing voice encoding techniques
with error correction schemes, to provide the user with enhanced range and audio quality all in a
reduced bandwidth channel requirement. It allows embedded signaling which can mix system
information and data with digital voice to add the capability of supporting a multitude of system
features.
The three ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio models (I, II, and
III) are available in the UHF Range 1 (380 – 470 MHz) band.
The ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio consists of:
• a main board,
• a universal flex, and
• display and keypad assemblies (models II and III only).
• display only with no keypad (model 1.5 only)
The main board contains the microcontroller unit (MCU) and its associated memory and memory
management integrated circuit (IC), the audio power amplifier, and a switching regulator. The board
also contains the digital signal processor (DSP) and its support IC and associated memories. All
transmit, receive, and frequency generation circuitry, including the digital receiver back-end IC and
the reference oscillator are included on the main board.
The universal flex contains the universal connector, speaker, and a microphone.
The display module is a six-line x 12-character, liquid-crystal display (LCD) with associated circuitry.
This module utilizes chip-on-flex technology and is not considered field-repairable.
The keypad module is either a 3 x 2 (Model II), or a 3 x 6 (Model III) button module with backlighting.

2.2.2 Analog Mode of Operation-Receiving


When the radio is receiving, the signal comes from the antenna connector to the radio board, passes
through the RX/TX switch and the receiver front end. The signal is then filtered, amplified, and mixed
with the first local-oscillator signal generated by the voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO).
The resulting intermediate frequency (IF) signal (73.35 MHz) is fed to the IF circuitry, where the
signal is again filtered and amplified. This amplified signal is passed to the digital back-end IC, where
it is mixed with the second local oscillator to create the second IF at 2.25 MHz. It is then converted to
a digital bit stream and mixed a third time to produce a baseband signal. This signal is passed to the
Vocoder and Controller (VOCON) circuitry through a current-driven output. Please see page 4.2-5
for a detailed description of the VOCON functional blocks.
2.2-2 UHF1 Overall Characteristics: Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting

In the VOCON circuitry, the DSP decodes the information in the signal and identifies the appropriate
destination for it. For a voice signal, the DSP will route the digital voice data to the CODEC for
conversion to an analog signal. The CODEC will then present the signal to the audio power amplifier,
which drives the speaker. For signaling information, the DSP will decode the message and pass it to
the microcontroller unit.

2.2.3 Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting


When the radio is transmitting, microphone audio is passed through gain stages to the CODEC,
where the signal is digitized. The CODEC passes digital data to the DSP, where pre-emphasis and
low-pass (splatter) filtering is done. The DSP returns this signal to a digital-to-analog converter (D/A),
where it is reconverted into an analog signal and scaled for application to the voltage-controlled
oscillator as a modulation signal.
Transmitted signaling information is accepted by the DSP from the microcontroller unit, coded
appropriately, and passed to the D/A, which handles it the same as a voice signal. Modulation
information is passed to the synthesizer along the modulation line. A modulated carrier is provided to
the RF PA, which transmits the signal under dynamic power control.

2.2.4 ASTRO Mode (Digital Mode) of Operation


In the ASTRO mode (digital mode) of operation, the transmitted or received signal is limited to a
discrete set of deviation levels, instead of varying continuously. The receiver handles an
ASTRO-mode signal identically to an analog-mode signal up to the point where the DSP decodes
the received data. In the ASTRO receive mode, the DSP uses a specifically defined algorithm to
recover information.
In the ASTRO transmit mode, microphone audio is processed identically to an analog mode, with the
exception of the algorithm the DSP uses to encode the information. This algorithm will result in
deviation levels that are limited to discrete levels.

2.2.5 Main RF Board Overview


The receiver front end consists of :
1. Two wide-band varactor-tunable filters.
2. Wide-band, low-noise amplifier.
3. Active mixer stage.
The receive path of the antenna switch feeds directly into a preselector filter, followed by a Low
Noise Amplifier (LNA) and a post-selector filter, then the mixer. Both filters are supplied with a single
control voltage from one of the Power Control IC DACs (Digital-to-Analog Converters). The output of
the post-selector filter is sent to the active mixer stage.
The frequency generation function is performed by two ICs and its associated circuitries. The
reference oscillator provides a frequency standard to the synthesizer/prescaler IC, which controls the
Receive (RX) and Transmit (TX) Voltage Controlled Oscillators. The synthesizer/prescaler circuit
module incorporates frequency-division and comparison circuitry to keep the VCO signals stable.
The synthesizer/prescaler IC is controlled by the microcontroller unit through a serial bus.

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


UHF1 Overall Characteristics: Vocoder Circuitry Overview 2.2-3

The digital back-end IC (ABACUS-III) consists of the following:


• an amplifier
• the second mixer
• an IF analog-to-digital converter
• a baseband down-converter, and
• a 18 MHz synthesis circuit to provide a sampling clock to the circuitry. The second LO is
generated by discrete components external to the IC. The output of the ABACUS-III IC is a
current-driven digital bit stream.
The transmitter consists of an RF driver IC and a final stage power amplifier. The RF driver IC gets
an injection signal from the VCO. Transmit power is controlled by a power-control IC that monitors
the output of a directional coupler and adjusts the PA control voltages correspondingly. The signal
passes through a RX/TX switch that uses PIN diodes to automatically provide an appropriate
interface to transmit or receive signals.

2.2.6 Vocoder Circuitry Overview


In the VOCON circuitry, the digital-signal processor (DSP) supports IC digital filters, discriminates the
signal, and passes it to the DSP. The DSP decodes the information in the signal and identifies the
following destination for the signal:
• For voice signal, the DSP routes the digital voice data to the Coder-Decoder (CODEC) for
conversion to an analog signal. The CODEC then presents the signal to the audio pre-amplifier
and audio power amplifier (integrated into the MAKO IC), which drives the speaker.
• For signaling information, the DSP decodes the message and passes it to the microcontroller
unit.

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2.2-4 UHF1 Overall Characteristics: Vocoder Circuitry Overview

Notes

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Chapter 2.3 UHF2 Overall Characteristics

2.3.1 Introduction
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000
Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the
pass/fail service approach to radio problems.
The ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio is a dual-band,
(trunked/conventional), microcontroller-based transceiver incorporating a Digital Signal Processor
(DSP). The microcontroller handles the general radio control, monitors status, and processes
commands input from the keypad or other user controls. The DSP processes the typical analog
signals and generates the standard signaling digitally to provide compatibility with existing analog
systems. In addition, it provides for digital modulation techniques, utilizing voice encoding techniques
with error correction schemes, to provide the user with enhanced range and audio quality all in a
reduced bandwidth channel requirement. It allows embedded signaling which can mix system
information and data with digital voice to add the capability of supporting a multitude of system
features.
The three ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio models (I, II, and
III) are available in the UHF Range 2 (450 – 520 MHz) band.
The ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio consists of:
• a main board,
• a universal flex, and
• display and keypad assemblies (models II and III only).
• display only with no keypad (model 1.5 only)
The main board contains the microcontroller unit (MCU) and its associated memory and memory
management integrated circuit (IC), the audio power amplifier, and a switching regulator. The board
also contains the digital signal processor (DSP) and its support IC and associated memories. All
transmit, receive, and frequency generation circuitry, including the digital receiver back-end IC and
the reference oscillator are included on the main board.
The universal flex contains the universal connector, speaker, and a microphone.
The display module is a six-line x 12-character, liquid-crystal display (LCD) with associated circuitry.
This module utilizes chip-on-flex technology and is not considered field-repairable.
The keypad module is either a 3 x 2 (Model II), or a 3 x 6 (Model III) button module with backlighting.

2.3.2 Analog Mode of Operation-Receiving


When the radio is receiving, the signal comes from the antenna connector to the radio board, passes
through the RX/TX switch and the receiver front end. The signal is then filtered, amplified, and mixed
with the first local-oscillator signal generated by the voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO).
The resulting intermediate frequency (IF) signal (73.35 MHz) is fed to the IF circuitry, where the
signal is again filtered and amplified. This amplified signal is passed to the digital back-end IC, where
it is mixed with the second local oscillator to create the second IF at 2.25 MHz. It is then converted to
a digital bit stream and mixed a third time to produce a baseband signal. This signal is passed to the
Vocoder and Controller (VOCON) circuitry through a current-driven output. Please see page 4.3-5
for a detailed description of the VOCON functional blocks.
2.3-2 UHF2 Overall Characteristics: Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting

In the VOCON circuitry, the DSP decodes the information in the signal and identifies the appropriate
destination for it. For a voice signal, the DSP will route the digital voice data to the CODEC for
conversion to an analog signal. The CODEC will then present the signal to the audio power amplifier,
which drives the speaker. For signaling information, the DSP will decode the message and pass it to
the microcontroller unit.

2.3.3 Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting


When the radio is transmitting, microphone audio is passed through gain stages to the CODEC,
where the signal is digitized. The CODEC passes digital data to the DSP, where pre-emphasis and
low-pass (splatter) filtering is done. The DSP returns this signal to a digital-to-analog converter (D/A),
where it is reconverted into an analog signal and scaled for application to the voltage-controlled
oscillator as a modulation signal.
Transmitted signaling information is accepted by the DSP from the microcontroller unit, coded
appropriately, and passed to the D/A, which handles it the same as a voice signal. Modulation
information is passed to the synthesizer along the modulation line. A modulated carrier is provided to
the RF PA, which transmits the signal under dynamic power control.

2.3.4 ASTRO Mode (Digital Mode) of Operation


In the ASTRO mode (digital mode) of operation, the transmitted or received signal is limited to a
discrete set of deviation levels, instead of varying continuously. The receiver handles an
ASTRO-mode signal identically to an analog-mode signal up to the point where the DSP decodes
the received data. In the ASTRO receive mode, the DSP uses a specifically defined algorithm to
recover information.
In the ASTRO transmit mode, microphone audio is processed identically to an analog mode, with the
exception of the algorithm the DSP uses to encode the information. This algorithm will result in
deviation levels that are limited to discrete levels.

2.3.5 Main RF Board Overview


The receiver front end consists of:
1. Two wide-band varactor-tunable filters.
2. Wide-band, low-noise amplifier.
3. Active mixer stage.
The receive path of the antenna switch feeds directly into a preselector filter, followed by a Low
Noise Amplifier (LNA) and a post-selector filter, then the mixer. Both filters are supplied with a single
control voltage from one of the Power Control IC DACs (Digital-to-Analog Converters). The output of
the post-selector filter is sent to the active mixer stage.
The frequency generation function is performed by two ICs and its associated circuitries. The
reference oscillator provides a frequency standard to the synthesizer/prescaler IC, which controls the
Receive (RX) and Transmit (TX) Voltage Controlled Oscillators. The synthesizer/prescaler circuit
module incorporates frequency-division and comparison circuitry to keep the VCO signals stable.
The synthesizer/prescaler IC is controlled by the microcontroller unit through a serial bus.

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


UHF2 Overall Characteristics: Vocoder Circuitry Overview 2.3-3

The digital back-end IC (ABACUS-III) consists of the following:


• an amplifier
• the second mixer
• an IF analog-to-digital converter
• a baseband down-converter, and
• a 18 MHz synthesis circuit to provide a sampling clock to the circuitry. The second LO is
generated by discrete components external to the IC. The output of the ABACUS-III IC is a
current-driven digital bit stream.
The transmitter consists of an RF driver IC and a final stage power amplifier. The RF driver IC gets
an injection signal from the VCO. Transmit power is controlled by a power-control IC that monitors
the output of a directional coupler and adjusts the PA control voltages correspondingly. The signal
passes through a RX/TX switch that uses PIN diodes to automatically provide an appropriate
interface to transmit or receive signals.

2.3.6 Vocoder Circuitry Overview


In the VOCON circuitry, the digital-signal processor (DSP) supports IC digital filters, discriminates the
signal, and passes it to the DSP. The DSP decodes the information in the signal and identifies the
following destination for the signal:
• For voice signal, the DSP routes the digital voice data to the Coder-Decoder (CODEC) for
conversion to an analog signal. The CODEC then presents the signal to the audio pre-amplifier
and audio power amplifier (integrated into the MAKO IC), which drives the speaker.
• For signaling information, the DSP decodes the message and passes it to the microcontroller
unit.

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Notes

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Chapter 2.4 700/800 MHz Overall Characteristics

2.4.1 Introduction
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000
Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the
pass/fail service approach to radio problems.
The ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio is a dual-band,
(trunked/conventional), microcontroller-based transceiver incorporating a Digital Signal Processor
(DSP). The microcontroller handles the general radio control, monitors status, and processes
commands input from the keypad or other user controls. The DSP processes the typical analog
signals and generates the standard signaling digitally to provide compatibility with existing analog
systems. In addition, it provides for digital modulation techniques, utilizing voice encoding techniques
with error correction schemes, to provide the user with enhanced range and audio quality all in a
reduced bandwidth channel requirement. It allows embedded signaling which can mix system
information and data with digital voice to add the capability of supporting a multitude of system
features.
The three ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio models (I, II, and
III) are available in the 700/800 MHz (764 – 870 MHz) band.
The ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio consists of:
• a main board,
• a universal flex, and
• display and keypad assemblies (models II and III only).
• display only with no keypad (model 1.5 only)
The main board contains the microcontroller unit (MCU) and its associated memory and memory
management integrated circuit (IC), the audio power amplifier, and a switching regulator. The board
also contains the digital signal processor (DSP) and its support IC and associated memories. All
transmit, receive, and frequency generation circuitry, including the digital receiver back-end IC and
the reference oscillator are included on the main board.
The universal flex contains the universal connector, speaker, and a microphone.
The display module is a six-line x 12-character, liquid-crystal display (LCD) with associated circuitry.
This module utilizes chip-on-flex technology and is not considered field-repairable.
The keypad module is either a 3 x 2 (Model II), or a 3 x 6 (Model III) button module with backlighting.

2.4.2 Analog Mode of Operation-Receiving


When the radio is receiving, the signal comes from the antenna connector to the radio board, passes
through the RX/TX switch and the receiver front end. The signal is then filtered, amplified, and mixed
with the first local-oscillator signal generated by the voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO).
The resulting intermediate frequency (IF) signal (109.65 MHz) is fed to the IF circuitry, where the
signal is again filtered and amplified. This amplified signal is passed to the digital back-end IC, where
it is mixed with the second local oscillator to create the second IF at 2.25 MHz. It is then converted to
a digital bit stream and mixed a third time to produce a baseband signal. This signal is passed to the
Vocoder and Controller (VOCON) circuitry through a current-driven output. Please see page 4.4-5
for a detailed description of the VOCON functional blocks.
2.4-2 700/800 MHz Overall Characteristics: Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting

In the VOCON circuitry, the DSP decodes the information in the signal and identifies the appropriate
destination for it. For a voice signal, the DSP will route the digital voice data to the CODEC for
conversion to an analog signal. The CODEC will then present the signal to the audio power amplifier,
which drives the speaker. For signaling information, the DSP will decode the message and pass it to
the microcontroller unit.

2.4.3 Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting


When the radio is transmitting, microphone audio is passed through gain stages to the CODEC,
where the signal is digitized. The CODEC passes digital data to the DSP, where pre-emphasis and
low-pass (splatter) filtering is done. The DSP returns this signal to a digital-to-analog converter (D/A),
where it is reconverted into an analog signal and scaled for application to the voltage-controlled
oscillator as a modulation signal.
Transmitted signaling information is accepted by the DSP from the microcontroller unit, coded
appropriately, and passed to the D/A, which handles it the same as a voice signal. Modulation
information is passed to the synthesizer along the modulation line. A modulated carrier is provided to
the RF PA, which transmits the signal under dynamic power control.

2.4.4 ASTRO Mode (Digital Mode) of Operation


In the ASTRO mode (digital mode) of operation, the transmitted or received signal is limited to a
discrete set of deviation levels, instead of varying continuously. The receiver handles an
ASTRO-mode signal identically to an analog-mode signal up to the point where the DSP decodes
the received data. In the ASTRO receive mode, the DSP uses a specifically defined algorithm to
recover information.
In the ASTRO transmit mode, microphone audio is processed identically to an analog mode, with the
exception of the algorithm the DSP uses to encode the information. This algorithm will result in
deviation levels that are limited to discrete levels.

2.4.5 Main Board Overview


The receiver front end consists of two wide-band varactor-tunable filters:
1. a wide-band, low-noise amplifier, and
2. an active mixer stage.
The receive path of the antenna switch feeds directly into a preselector filter, followed by a Low
Noise Amplifier (LNA) and a post-selector filter, then the mixer. Both filters are supplied with a single
control voltage from one of the Power Control IC DACs (Digital-to-Analog Converters). The output of
the post-selector filter is sent to the active mixer stage.
The frequency generation function is performed by three ICs and associated circuitry. The reference
oscillator provides a frequency standard to the synthesizer/prescaler IC, which controls the
Voltage-Controlled Oscillator Buffer (VCOB) IC. The synthesizer/prescaler circuit module
incorporates frequency-division and comparison circuitry to keep the VCO signals stable. The
synthesizer/prescaler IC is controlled by the microcontroller unit through a serial bus.
The receiver back end consists of a single, three-pole crystal filter and the digital back-end IC
(ABACUS-III). Final IF filtering is done digitally in the DSP.

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700/800 MHz Overall Characteristics: Vocoder Circuitry Overview 2.4-3

The digital back-end IC (ABACUS-III) consists of the following:


• an amplifier
• the second mixer
• an IF analog-to-digital converter
• a baseband down-converter, and
• a 18 MHz synthesis circuit to provide a sampling clock to the circuitry. The second LO is
generated by discrete components external to the IC. The output of the ABACUS-III IC is a
current-driven digital bit stream.
The transmitter consists of an RF driver IC and a final stage power amplifier. The RF driver IC gets
an injection signal from the VCO. Transmit power is controlled by a power-control IC that monitors
the output of a directional coupler and adjusts the PA control voltages correspondingly. The signal
passes through a RX/TX switch that uses PIN diodes to automatically provide an appropriate
interface to transmit or receive signals.

2.4.6 Vocoder Circuitry Overview


In the VOCON circuitry, the digital-signal processor (DSP) supports IC digital filters, discriminates the
signal, and passes it to the DSP. The DSP decodes the information in the signal and identifies the
following destination for the signal:
• For a voice signal, the DSP routes the digital voice data to the Coder-Decoder (CODEC) for
conversion to an analog signal. The CODEC then presents the signal to the audio pre-amplifier
and audio power amplifier (integrated into the MAKO IC), which drives the speaker.
• For signaling information, the DSP decodes the message and passes it to the microcontroller
unit.

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2.4-4 700/800 MHz Overall Characteristics: Vocoder Circuitry Overview

Notes

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Chapter 2.5 900MHz Overall Characteristics

2.5.1 Introduction
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I Digital Portable
Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service
approach to radio problems.
The ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I digital portable radio is a dual-band, (trunked/conventional),
microcontroller-based transceiver incorporating a Digital Signal Processor (DSP). The
microcontroller handles the general radio control, monitors status, and processes commands input
from the keypad or other user controls. The DSP processes the typical analog signals and generates
the standard signaling digitally to provide compatibility with existing analog systems. In addition, it
provides for digital modulation techniques, utilizing voice encoding techniques with error correction
schemes, to provide the user with enhanced range and audio quality all in a reduced bandwidth
channel requirement. It allows embedded signaling which can mix system information and data with
digital voice to add the capability of supporting a multitude of system features.
The three ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I digital portable radio models (I, II, and III) are available in
the 900 MHz (896 – 941 MHz) band.
The ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I digital portable radio consists of:
• a main board,
• a universal flex, and
• display and keypad assemblies (models II and III only).
• display only with no keypad (model 1.5 only)
The main board contains the microcontroller unit (MCU) and its associated memory and memory
management integrated circuit (IC), the audio power amplifier, and a switching regulator. The board
also contains the digital signal processor (DSP) and its support IC and associated memories. All
transmit, receive, and frequency generation circuitry, including the digital receiver back-end IC and
the reference oscillator are included on the main board.
The universal flex contains the universal connector, speaker, and a microphone.
The display module is a six-line x 12-character, liquid-crystal display (LCD) with associated circuitry.
This module utilizes chip-on-flex technology and is not considered field-repairable.
The keypad module is either a 3 x 2 (Model II), or a 3 x 6 (Model III) button module with backlighting.

2.5.2 Analog Mode of Operation-Receiving


When the radio is receiving, the signal comes from the antenna connector to the radio board, passes
through the RX/TX switch and the receiver front end. The signal is then filtered, amplified, and mixed
with the first local-oscillator signal generated by the voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO).
The resulting intermediate frequency (IF) signal (109.65 MHz) is fed to the IF circuitry, where the
signal is again filtered and amplified. This amplified signal is passed to the digital back-end IC, where
it is mixed with the second local oscillator to create the second IF at 2.25 MHz. It is then converted to
a digital bit stream and mixed a third time to produce a baseband signal. This signal is passed to the
Vocoder and Controller (VOCON) circuitry through a current-driven output. Please see page 4.5-5
for a detailed description of the VOCON functional blocks.
2.5-2 900MHz Overall Characteristics: Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting

In the VOCON circuitry, the DSP decodes the information in the signal and identifies the appropriate
destination for it. For a voice signal, the DSP will route the digital voice data to the CODEC for
conversion to an analog signal. The CODEC will then present the signal to the audio power amplifier,
which drives the speaker. For signaling information, the DSP will decode the message and pass it to
the microcontroller unit.

2.5.3 Analog Mode of Operation-Transmitting


When the radio is transmitting, microphone audio is passed through gain stages to the CODEC,
where the signal is digitized. The CODEC passes digital data to the DSP, where pre-emphasis and
low-pass (splatter) filtering is done. The DSP returns this signal to a digital-to-analog converter (D/A),
where it is reconverted into an analog signal and scaled for application to the voltage-controlled
oscillator as a modulation signal.
Transmitted signaling information is accepted by the DSP from the microcontroller unit, coded
appropriately, and passed to the D/A, which handles it the same as a voice signal. Modulation
information is passed to the synthesizer along the modulation line. A modulated carrier is provided to
the RF PA, which transmits the signal under dynamic power control.

2.5.4 ASTRO Mode (Digital Mode) of Operation


In the ASTRO mode (digital mode) of operation, the transmitted or received signal is limited to a
discrete set of deviation levels, instead of varying continuously. The receiver handles an
ASTRO-mode signal identically to an analog-mode signal up to the point where the DSP decodes
the received data. In the ASTRO receive mode, the DSP uses a specifically defined algorithm to
recover information.
In the ASTRO transmit mode, microphone audio is processed identically to an analog mode, with the
exception of the algorithm the DSP uses to encode the information. This algorithm will result in
deviation levels that are limited to discrete levels.

2.5.5 Main Board Overview


The receiver front end consists of two wide-band varactor-tunable filters:
1. a wide-band, low-noise amplifier, and
2. an active mixer stage.
The receive path of the antenna switch feeds directly into a preselector filter, followed by a Low
Noise Amplifier (LNA) and a post-selector filter, then the mixer. Both filters are supplied with a single
control voltage from one of the Power Control IC DACs (Digital-to-Analog Converters). The output of
the post-selector filter is sent to the active mixer stage.
The frequency generation function is performed by three ICs and associated circuitry. The reference
oscillator provides a frequency standard to the synthesizer/prescaler IC, which controls the
Voltage-Controlled Oscillator Buffer (VCOB) IC. The synthesizer/prescaler circuit module
incorporates frequency-division and comparison circuitry to keep the VCO signals stable. The
synthesizer/prescaler IC is controlled by the microcontroller unit through a serial bus.
The receiver back end consists of a single, three-pole crystal filter and the digital back-end IC
(ABACUS-III). Final IF filtering is done digitally in the DSP.

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900MHz Overall Characteristics: Vocoder Circuitry Overview 2.5-3

The digital back-end IC (ABACUS-III) consists of the following:


• an amplifier
• the second mixer
• an IF analog-to-digital converter
• a baseband down-converter, and
• a 18 MHz synthesis circuit to provide a sampling clock to the circuitry. The second LO is
generated by discrete components external to the IC. The output of the ABACUS-III IC is a
current-driven digital bit stream.
The transmitter consists of an RF driver IC and a final stage power amplifier. The RF driver IC gets
an injection signal from the VCO. Transmit power is controlled by a power-control IC that monitors
the output of a directional coupler and adjusts the PA control voltages correspondingly. The signal
passes through a RX/TX switch that uses PIN diodes to automatically provide an appropriate
interface to transmit or receive signals.

2.5.6 Vocoder Circuitry Overview


In the VOCON circuitry, the digital-signal processor (DSP) supports IC digital filters, discriminates the
signal, and passes it to the DSP. The DSP decodes the information in the signal and identifies the
following destination for the signal:
• For a voice signal, the DSP routes the digital voice data to the Coder-Decoder (CODEC) for
conversion to an analog signal. The CODEC then presents the signal to the audio pre-amplifier
and audio power amplifier (integrated into the MAKO IC), which drives the speaker.
• For signaling information, the DSP decodes the message and passes it to the microcontroller
unit.

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2.5-4 900MHz Overall Characteristics: Vocoder Circuitry Overview

Notes

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Chapter 3.1 VHF Radio Power

3.1.1 Introduction
This chapter of the manual provides a detailed circuit description of the power distribution for an
ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio. This manual is to be used
in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 Digital Portable Radios
Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service
approach to radio problems.

3.1.2 Radio Power Up or Down


Radio power up begins when the radio ON/OFF/Volume control knob is turned to the on position,
placing 7.5 volts on the MECH_SW line. This signal activates the pass element (Q700, Q701 and
Q703), enabling SW_B+ and RFSW_B+.
When the MAKO IC (U701) detects a low to high voltage transition on the MECH_SW pin, it grounds
the FET_ENX pin (or VPP_EN) driving the gate of an external P-MOSFET (Q700 and Q703) low.
This turns ON the transistors Q700 and Q703 and applies SW_B+ to MAKO IC and VoCon and
RF_SWB+ to the RF section of the board. After application of the power to SW_B+, the regulators
VSW1, VSW2, V1.875, V1.55, V2.9 and VCC5 are sequenced on. After the regulators are stable, the
RESETX pin is asserted low for an additional 16ms and then de-asserted allowing the dual-core
processor to start.
The radio power down sequence begins by opening the radio ON/OFF switch, causing the
MECH_SW pin to transition high. This causes the MAKO IC to start an internal 125ms watchdog
timer and drive the INT_X pin (or MAKO_INT) interrupt output pin low. The dual-core processor then
determines (through communication on the SPI bus) that it must initiate the power-down sequence.
At this point, the watchdog timer can be kept alive by the dual-core processor (via the SPI bus)
allowing for software cleanup. Upon expiration of the watchdog timer, the MAKO IC asserts the
RESETX pin and turns off all DC regulators including SW_B+ and RF_SWB+ (Q700 and Q703 turn
off when the MAKO IC drives the FET_ENX pin high).

3.1.3 General
In the XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio, power (B+) is distributed to one board that
contains both the transceiver and controller sections. There is an additional backup battery (Motorola
part number 6003710K08) mounted directly on the board; see the basic service manual for details.
Power for the radio is provided through a battery supplying a nominal 7.5Vdc directly to the
transceiver. The battery is available in the following forms:
• NTN9815_ Nickel-Cadmium, Hi Capacity
• NTN9816_ Nickel-Cadmium, Hi Capacity, FM Approved
• NNTN9857_ Jedray NiMH Impres Standard Battery
• NNTN9858_ Jedray NiMH Impres FM Battery
• NNTN6263_ Jedray NiMH Impres FM Immersible Battery
B+ from the battery is electrically switched to most of the radio, rather than routed through the ON/
OFF/Volume control knob, S501. The electrical switching of B+ supports a “keep-alive” mode. Under
software control, even when the ON/OFF/Volume control knob has been turned to the “off” position,
power remains on until the MCU completes its power-down, at which time the radio is physically
powered-down.
3.1-2 VHF Radio Power: B+ Routing for VHF Band Main Board

3.1.4 B+ Routing for VHF Band Main Board


Refer to Figure 3.1-1 and the appropriate schematic diagram in the back of this manual.
Raw B+ (7.5V) from the battery enters the radio through a 3-contact connector (B500). From B500 it
is routed through a ferrite bead (E500) to the fuse (F500) where RAW_B+ is distributed to the
transmitter and the RF section is supplied by RFSW_B+.
UNSW_B+ provides power to the following:
• the mechanical switch (S501)
• the radio’s LED (D501)
• the voltage regulator (U503), which charges the lithium battery
and the voltage regulator (U702); then routes through the connector (J601, pin 3). U702 will be
discussed in the B+ and +5V routing for the voice encoder (vocoder) and controller (VOCON)
section.
During the transmit mode, UNSW_B+ routes through a ferrite bead (E101) to the Power Control IC
(PCIC) (U102), the RF driver (U101), through another ferrite bead (E102) to the final power amplifier
(Q101). UNSW_B+ also routes through the Field Effect Transistor (FET) switch (Q702) where it
becomes SW_B+. SW_B+ powers a 5V linear regulator (U500), which supplies 5V to the PCIC
(U102).
During the receive mode, the linear regular (U500) provides 5V to the mixer (U1) and the ABACUS
III IC (U401). U500 also provides 5V to the Frequency Generation Unit’s (FGU) FracN (U201) and
VCOs.

Ferrite Bead
(E500)
Transmitter
Fuse B+ RAW_B+ 5V
(F500) PCIC
(U102)
Battery
UNSW_B+
5V DRIVER & PA
(Q101)

FGU
RFSW_B+
FRAC N 5V
(U201) ANA_3V
TX Linear 5V 5V
Regulator VSF
(U500)
5V
VCO’s

Receiver
5V 5V
Mixer
(U1)
SW_B+
ANA_3V
LNA
VSW1 Digital 3V ABACUS_3V
MAKO (Q1)
Regulator
(U701) (U502) 5V
ABACUS III
(U401)

Analog 3V ANA_3V
Regulator
(U501)
ANA_3V DIG_3V

Figure 3.1-1. B+ Routing for VHF Main Board

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VHF Radio Power: B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON 3.1-3

3.1.5 B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON


Refer to Figure 3.1-2 and the appropriate schematic diagrams in the back of this manual.

Battery RF Section VOCON Section

UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+
Fuse

SW_B+
Q703 Q700
RFSW_B+
U500

5 Volts 3.6 V (VSW1) U701


7.5 Volts
(Nominal)
U501 U502

5 Volts 1.875 Volts 1.55 Volts 2.9 Volts


3 Volts 3 Volts (VCC5) (V1.875) (V1.55) (V2.9)
Analog Circuits Digital Circuits

Figure 3.1-2. XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 DC Distribution (for all other kits)

Power for the radio is derived from a 7.5 volt battery (UNSW_B+), which is applied to the power
mosfet (Q703 and Q700) in the RF and VOCON sections respectively.
Q700 is a power mosfet switch that provides SW_B+ to the MAKO IC to U500 (the 5V regulator) in
the RF section.
The digital circuits in the VOCON section are powered from regulators located in the MAKO IC. The
MAKO IC provides five software-programmable supplies (VSW1, V1.55, V1.875, V2.9 and VCC5).
VSW1 provides voltage to the 3V regulators (U501 and U502) in the RF section. The initial and
programmed output of VSW2 (C715) is 2.3V. The VSW2 is used internal to the MAKO IC to supply
the 1.875V (V1.875) and 1.55V (V1.55) linear voltage regulators.

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3.1-4 VHF Radio Power: B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON

Table 3.1-1 lists the supply voltages and the circuits that use these voltages.

Table 3.1-1. Power Supply Configuration for VOCON Section

Supply Unprogrammed
Output Voltage Supply Type Circuits Supplied
Name Output Voltage

UNSW_B+ 6V – 9V Battery N/A • Mechanical Switch


7.5V (nominal) • Power Switch
• Secure Mode

SW_B+ 6V – 9V Battery N/A • VSW1Driver


RFSW_B+ 7.5 (nominal) • Audio Power Amplifier
• DC Power Supply to RF
section
• MAKO IC
• Secure Module

VCC5 5V Switching regulator N/A • Smart battery circuitry


software • Int./Ext. MIC Bias
programmable • Display LEDs

VSW1 3.6V Switching regulator N/A • 3V regulators (RF)


Software • MAKO VSW2 Input
programmable

V1.875 1.875V dc Switching regulator 1.75V dc • Dual-core processor’s


Software external memory
programmable interface
• FLASH IC
• SRAM

V1.55 1.55V dc Switching regulator 1.55V dc • Dual-core processor


Software core
programmable

V2.9 2.9V dc Switching regulator 2.775V dc • Dual-core processor’s


Software I/O ring
programmable • Digital support circuitry
• Display
• 16.8MHz buffer
• 32.768kHz buffer

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Chapter 3.2 UHF1 Radio Power

3.2.1 Introduction
This chapter of the manual provides a detailed circuit description of the power distribution for an
ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio. This manual is to be used
in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 Digital Portable Radios
Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service
approach to radio problems.

3.2.2 Radio Power Up or Down


Radio power up begins when the radio ON/OFF/Volume control knob is turned to the on position,
placing 7.5 volts on the MECH_SW line. This signal activates the pass element (Q700, Q701 and
Q703), enabling SW_B+ and RFSW_B+.
The 7.5 Volts on the MECH_SW line turns Q701 ON, which in turn drives the MECH_SW pin on the
MAKO IC (U701) low. With the high-low transition on the MECH_SW pin, the MAKO IC then pulls the
FET_ENX pin (or VPP_EN line) low, enabling external P-MOSFETs Q700 and Q703. Q700 and
Q703 applies SW_B+ to MAKO IC and VoCon and RF_SWB+ to the RF section of the board. After
application of the power to SW_B+, the regulators VSW1, VSW2, V1.875, V1.55, V2.9 and VCC5
are sequentially turned ON. After the regulators are stable, the RESETX pin is asserted low for an
additional 16ms and then released to allow the dual-core processor to start.
The radio power down sequence begins from the ON/OFF switch that disables Q701. This causes
the MECH_SW pin on the MAKO IC to be pulled High. Then, the INT_X pin (or MAKO_INT) is drawn
low and the 125ms Watchdog timer is started. The dual core processor (through SPI communication
busses) then initiates the powering down process of the radio. At this point, the watchdog timer can
be kept alive by the dual-core processor (via the SPI bus) allowing for software cleanup. Upon
expiration of the watchdog timer, the MAKO IC asserts the RESETX pin and turns off all DC
regulators including SW_B+ and RF_SWB+ (Q700 and Q703 turn off when the MAKO IC drives the
FET_ENX pin high).

3.2.3 General
In the XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio, power (B+) is distributed to one board that
contains both the transceiver and controller sections. There is an additional backup battery (Motorola
part number 6003710K08) mounted directly on the board; see the basic service manual for details.
Power for the radio is provided through a battery supplying a nominal 7.5Vdc directly to the
transceiver. The battery is available in the following forms:
• NTN9815_ Nickel-Cadmium, Hi Capacity
• NTN9816_ Nickel-Cadmium, Hi Capacity, FM Approved
• NNTN9857_ Jedray NiMH Impres Standard Battery
• NNTN9858_ Jedray NiMH Impres FM Battery
• NNTN6263_ Jedray NiMH Impres FM Immersible Battery
B+ from the battery is electrically switched to most of the radio, rather than routed through the ON/
OFF/Volume control knob, S501. The electrical switching of B+ supports a “keep-alive” mode. Under
software control, even though the ON/OFF/Volume control knob has been turned to the “off” position,
power remains on until the MCU completes its power-down sequence.
3.2-2 UHF1 Radio Power: B+ Main Board Routing

3.2.4 B+ Main Board Routing


Refer to Figure 3.2-1 and the appropriate schematic diagram in the back of this manual.
Raw B+ (7.5V) from the battery enters the radio through a 3-contact connector (B500). UNSW_B+
(through fuse F500), RAW_B+ and mechanical switch S501 derives power from it.
Through fuse F500, UNSW_B+ supplies to MAKO BAT_7V5 pin, MAKO BPLUS (PA CODEC block)
pin, Q700 and Q703. It is also routed to pin 3 of connector J601.
During the transmit mode, RAW_B+ feeds to U101 PA Driver, Q101 Final PA and U102 Power
Control IC.
During the receive mode, the linear regulator (U500) provides 5V to the mixer (U1) and the ABACUS
III IC (U401). U500 also provides 5V to the Frequency Generation Unit’s (FGU) FracN (U201).

Ferrite Bead
(E500)
Transmitter
Fuse B+ RAW_B+ 5V
(F500) PCIC
(U102)
Battery
UNSW_B+
5V DRIVER & PA
(Q101)

FGU
RFSW_B+
FRAC N 5V
(U201) ANA_3V
TX Linear 5V 5V
Regulator VSF
(U500)

VCO’s

Receiver
5V 5V
Mixer
(U1)
SW_B+
ANA_3V
LNA
VSW1 Digital 3V ABACUS_3V
MAKO (Q1)
Regulator
(U701) (U502) 5V
ABACUS III
(U401)

Analog 3V ANA_3V
Regulator
(U501)
ANA_3V DIG_3V

MAEPF-27428-O

Figure 3.2-1. B+ Routing for Main Board

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UHF1 Radio Power: B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON 3.2-3

3.2.5 B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON


Refer to Figure 3.2-2 and the appropriate schematic diagrams in the back of this manual.

Battery RF Section VOCON Section

UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+
Fuse

SW_B+
Q703 Q700
RFSW_B+
U500

5 Volts 3.6 V (VSW1) U701


7.5 Volts
(Nominal)
U501 U502

5 Volts 1.875 Volts 1.55 Volts 2.9 Volts


3 Volts 3 Volts (VCC5) (V1.875) (V1.55) (V2.9)
Analog Circuits Digital Circuits

Figure 3.2-2. XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 DC Distribution (for all other kits)

Power for the radio is derived from a 7.5 volt battery (UNSW_B+), which is applied to the power
mosfet (Q703 and Q700) in the RF and VOCON sections respectively.
Q700 is a power mosfet switch that provides SW_B+ to the MAKO IC to U500 (the 5V regulator) in
the RF section.
The digital circuits in the VOCON section are powered from regulators located in the MAKO IC. The
MAKO IC provides five software-programmable supplies (VSW1, V1.55, V1.875, V2.9 and VCC5).
VSW1 provides voltage to U502 that regulates 3 Volts to digital circuits, while U500 supplies to U501
that power analog circuits with 3 Volts in the RF section. The initial and programmed output of VSW2
(C715) is 2.3V. The VSW2 is used internal to the MAKO IC to supply the 1.875V (V1.875) and 1.55V
(V1.55) linear voltage regulators.

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3.2-4 UHF1 Radio Power: B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON

Table 3.2-1 lists the supply voltages and the circuits that use these voltages.

Table 3.2-1. Power Supply Configuration for VOCON Section

Supply Unprogrammed
Output Voltage Supply Type Circuits Supplied
Name Output Voltage

UNSW_B+ 6V – 9V Battery N/A • Mechanical Switch


7.5V (nominal) • Power Switch
• Secure Mode

SW_B+ 6V – 9V Battery N/A • VSW1Driver


RFSW_B+ 7.5 (nominal) • Audio Power Amplifier
• DC Power Supply to RF
section
• MAKO IC
• Secure Module

VCC5 5V Switching regulator N/A • Smart battery circuitry


software • Int./Ext. MIC Bias
programmable • Display LEDs

VSW1 3.6V Switching regulator N/A • 3V regulators (RF)


Software • MAKO VSW2 Input
programmable

V1.875 1.875V dc Switching regulator 1.75V dc • Dual-core processor’s


Software external memory
programmable interface
• FLASH IC
• SRAM

V1.55 1.55V dc Switching regulator 1.55V dc • Dual-core processor


Software core
programmable

V2.9 2.9V dc Switching regulator 2.775V dc • Dual-core processor’s


Software I/O ring
programmable • Digital support circuitry
• Display
• 16.8MHz buffer
• 32.768kHz buffer

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Chapter 3.3 UHF2 Radio Power

3.3.1 Introduction
This chapter of the manual provides a detailed circuit description of the power distribution for an
ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio. This manual is to be used
in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 Digital Portable Radios
Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service
approach to radio problems.

3.3.2 Radio Power Up or Down


Radio power up begins when the radio ON/OFF/Volume control knob is turned to the on position,
placing 7.5 volts on the MECH_SW line. This signal activates the pass element (Q700, Q701 and
Q703), enabling SW_B+ and RFSW_B+.
The 7.5 Volts on the MECH_SW line turns Q701 ON, which in turn drives the MECH_SW pin on the
MAKO IC (U701) low. With the high-low transition on the MECH_SW pin, the MAKO IC then pulls the
FET_ENX pin (or VPP_EN line) low, enabling external P-MOSFETs Q700 and Q703. Q700 and
Q703 applies SW_B+ to MAKO IC and VoCon and RF_SWB+ to the RF section of the board. After
application of the power to SW_B+, the regulators VSW1, VSW2, V1.875, V1.55, V2.9 and VCC5
are sequentially turned ON. After the regulators are stable, the RESETX pin is asserted low for an
additional 16ms and then released to allow the dual-core processor to start.
The radio power down sequence begins from the ON/OFF switch that disables Q701. This causes
the MECH_SW pin on the MAKO IC to be pulled High. Then, the INT_X pin (or MAKO_INT) is drawn
low and the 125ms Watchdog timer is started. The dual core processor (through SPI communication
busses) then initiates the powering down process of the radio. At this point, the watchdog timer can
be kept alive by the dual-core processor (via the SPI bus) allowing for software cleanup. Upon
expiration of the watchdog timer, the MAKO IC asserts the RESETX pin and turns off all DC
regulators including SW_B+ and RF_SWB+ (Q700 and Q703 turn off when the MAKO IC drives the
FET_ENX pin high).

3.3.3 General
In the XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio, power (B+) is distributed to one board that
contains both the transceiver and controller sections. There is an additional backup battery (Motorola
part number 6003710K08) mounted directly on the board; see the basic service manual for details.
Power for the radio is provided through a battery supplying a nominal 7.5Vdc directly to the
transceiver. The battery is available in the following forms:
• NTN9815_ Nickel-Cadmium, Hi Capacity
• NTN9816_ Nickel-Cadmium, Hi Capacity, FM Approved
• NNTN9857_ Jedray NiMH Impres Standard Battery
• NNTN9858_ Jedray NiMH Impres FM Battery
• NNTN6263_ Jedray NiMH Impres FM Immersible Battery
B+ from the battery is electrically switched to most of the radio, rather than routed through the ON/
OFF/Volume control knob, S501. The electrical switching of B+ supports a “keep-alive” mode. Under
software control, even though the ON/OFF/Volume control knob has been turned to the “off” position,
power remains on until the MCU completes its power-down sequence.
3.3-2 UHF2 Radio Power: B+ Routing for UHF2 Band Main Board

3.3.4 B+ Routing for UHF2 Band Main Board


Refer to Figure 3.3-1 and the appropriate schematic diagram in the back of this manual.
Raw B+ (7.5V) from the battery enters the radio through a 3-contact connector (B500). UNSW_B+
(through fuse F500), RAW_B+ and mechanical switch S501 derives power from it.
Through fuse F500, UNSW_B+ supplies to MAKO BAT_7V5 pin, MAKO BPLUS (PA CODEC block)
pin, Q700 and Q703. It is also routed to pin 3 of connector J601.
During the transmit mode, RAW_B+ feeds to U101 PA Driver, Q101 Final PA and U102 Power
Control IC.
During the receive mode, the linear regulator (U500) provides 5V to the mixer (U1) and the ABACUS
III IC (U401). U500 also provides 5V to the Frequency Generation Unit’s (FGU) FracN (U201).

Ferrite Bead
(E500)
Transmitter
Fuse B+ RAW_B+ 5V
(F500) PCIC
(U102)
Battery
UNSW_B+
5V DRIVER & PA
(Q101)

FGU
RFSW_B+
FRAC N 5V
(U201) ANA_3V
TX Linear 5V 5V
Regulator VSF
(U500)

VCO’s

Receiver
5V 5V
Mixer
(U1)
SW_B+
5V
LNA
VSW1 Digital 3V ABACUS_3V
MAKO (Q1)
Regulator
(U701) (U502) 5V
ABACUS III
(U401)

Analog 3V ANA_3V
Regulator
(U501)
ANA_3V DIG_3V

MAEPF-27428-O

Figure 3.3-1. B+ Routing for Main Board

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UHF2 Radio Power: B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON 3.3-3

3.3.5 B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON


Refer to Figure 3.3-2 and the appropriate schematic diagrams in the back of this manual.

Battery RF Section VOCON Section

UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+
Fuse

SW_B+
Q703 Q700
RFSW_B+
U500

5 Volts 3.6 V (VSW1) U701


7.5 Volts
(Nominal)
U501 U502

5 Volts 1.875 Volts 1.55 Volts 2.9 Volts


3 Volts 3 Volts (VCC5) (V1.875) (V1.55) (V2.9)
Analog Circuits Digital Circuits

Figure 3.3-2. XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 DC Distribution (for all other kits)

Power for the radio is derived from a 7.5 volt battery (UNSW_B+), which is applied to the power
mosfet (Q703 and Q700) in the RF and VOCON sections respectively.
Q700 is a power mosfet switch that provides SW_B+ to the MAKO IC to U500 (the 5V regulator) in
the RF section.
The digital circuits in the VOCON section are powered from regulators located in the MAKO IC. The
MAKO IC provides five software-programmable supplies (VSW1, V1.55, V1.875, V2.9 and VCC5).
VSW1 provides voltage to U502 that regulates 3 Volts to digital circuits, while U500 supplies to U501
that power analog circuits with 3 Volts in the RF section. The initial and programmed output of VSW2
(C715) is 2.3V. The VSW2 is used internal to the MAKO IC to supply the 1.875V (V1.875) and 1.55V
(V1.55) linear voltage regulators.

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3.3-4 UHF2 Radio Power: B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON

Table 3.3-1 lists the supply voltages and the circuits that use these voltages.

Table 3.3-1. Power Supply Configuration for VOCON Section

Supply Unprogrammed
Output Voltage Supply Type Circuits Supplied
Name Output Voltage

UNSW_B+ 6V – 9V Battery N/A • Mechanical Switch


7.5V (nominal) • Power Switch
• Secure Mode

SW_B+ 6V – 9V Battery N/A • VSW1Driver


RFSW_B+ 7.5 (nominal) • Audio Power Amplifier
• DC Power Supply to RF
section
• MAKO IC
• Secure Module

VCC5 5V Switching regulator N/A • Smart battery circuitry


software • Int./Ext. MIC Bias
programmable • Display LEDs

VSW1 3.6V Switching regulator N/A • 3V regulators (RF)


Software • MAKO VSW2 Input
programmable

V1.875 1.875V dc Switching regulator 1.75V dc • Dual-core processor’s


Software external memory
programmable interface
• FLASH IC
• SRAM

V1.55 1.55V dc Switching regulator 1.55V dc • Dual-core processor


Software core
programmable

V2.9 2.9V dc Switching regulator 2.775V dc • Dual-core processor’s


Software I/O ring
programmable • Digital support circuitry
• Display
• 16.8MHz buffer
• 32.768kHz buffer

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


Chapter 3.4 700/800 MHz Radio Power

3.4.1 Introduction
This chapter of the manual provides a detailed circuit description of the power distribution for an
ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 digital portable radio. This manual is to be used
in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 Digital Portable Radios
Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service
approach to radio problems.

3.4.2 Radio Power Up or Down


Radio power up begins when the radio ON/OFF/Volume control knob is turned to the on position,
placing 7.5 volts on the MECH_SW line. This signal activates the pass element (Q700, Q701 and
Q703), enabling SW_B+ and RFSW_B+.
When the MAKO IC (U701) detects a low to high voltage transition on the MECH_SW pin, it grounds
the FET_ENX pin (or VPP_EN) driving the gate of an external P-MOSFET (Q700 and Q703) low.
This turns ON the transistors Q700 and Q703 and applies SW_B+ to MAKO IC and VoCon and
RF_SWB+ to the RF section of the board. After application of the power to SW_B+, the regulators
VSW1, VSW2, V1.875, V1.55, V2.9 and VCC5 are sequenced on. After the regulators are stable, the
RESETX pin is asserted low for an additional 16ms and then de-asserted allowing the dual-core
processor to start.
The radio power down sequence begins by opening the radio ON/OFF switch, causing the
MECH_SW pin to transition high. This causes the MAKO IC to start an internal 125ms watchdog
timer and drive the INT_X pin (or MAKO_INT) interrupt output pin low. The dual-core processor then
determines (through communication on the SPI bus) that it must initiate the power-down sequence.
At this point, the watchdog timer can be kept alive by the dual-core processor (via the SPI bus)
allowing for software cleanup. Upon expiration of the watchdog timer, the MAKO IC asserts the
RESETX pin and turns off all DC regulators including SW_B+ and RF_SWB+ (Q700 and Q703 turn
off when the MAKO IC drives the FET_ENX pin high).

3.4.3 General
In the XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio, power (B+) is distributed to one board that
contains both the transceiver and controller sections. There is an additional backup battery (Motorola
part number 6003710K08) mounted directly on the board; see the basic service manual for details.
Power for the radio is provided through a battery supplying a nominal 7.5Vdc directly to the
transceiver. The battery is available in the following forms:
• NTN9815_ Nickel-Cadmium, Hi Capacity
• NTN9816_ Nickel-Cadmium, Hi Capacity, FM Approved
• NNTN9857_ Jedray NiMH Impres Standard Battery
• NNTN9858_ Jedray NiMH Impres FM Battery
• NNTN6263_ Jedray NiMH Impres FM Immersible Battery
B+ from the battery is electrically switched to most of the radio, rather than routed through the ON/
OFF/Volume control knob, S501. The electrical switching of B+ supports a “keep-alive” mode. Under
software control, even when the ON/OFF/Volume control knob has been turned to the “off” position,
power remains on until the MCU completes its power-down, at which time the radio is physically
powered-down.
3.4-2 700/800 MHz Radio Power: B+ Routing for 700/800 MHz Band Main Board

3.4.4 B+ Routing for 700/800 MHz Band Main Board


Refer to Figure 3.4-1 and the appropriate schematic diagram in the back of this manual.
Raw B+ (7.5V) from the battery enters the radio through a 3-contact connector (B500). From B500 it
is routed through a ferrite bead (E500) to the fuse (F500) where RAW_B+ is distributed to the
transmitter and the RF section is supplied by RFSW_B+.
UNSW_B+ provides power to the following:
• the mechanical switch (S501)
• the radio’s LED (D501)
and the voltage regulator (U702); then routes through the connector (J601, pin 3). U702 will be
discussed in the B+ and +5V routing for the voice encoder (vocoder) and controller (VOCON)
section.
During the transmit mode, UNSW_B+ routes through a ferrite bead (E101) to the Power Control IC
(PCIC) (U102), the RF driver (U101), through another ferrite bead (E102) to the final power amplifier
(Q101). UNSW_B+ also routes through the Field Effect Transistor (FET) switch (Q702) where it
becomes SW_B+. SW_B+ powers a 5V linear regulator (U500), which supplies 5V to the PCIC
(U102).
During the receive mode, the linear regulator (U500) provides 5V to the mixer (U1) and the ABACUS
III IC (U401). U500 also provides 5V to the Frequency Generation Unit’s (FGU) FracN (U201) and
VCOs.
Ferrite Bead
(E500)
Transmitter
Fuse B+ RAW_B+ 5V
(F500) PCIC
(U102)
Battery
UNSW_B+
5V DRIVER & PA
(Q101)

FGU
RFSW_B+
FRAC N 5V
(U201) ANA_3V
TX Linear 5V 5V
Regulator VSF
(U500)
5V
VCO’s

Receiver
5V 5V
Mixer
(U1)
SW_B+
ANA_3V
LNA
VSW1 Digital 3V ABACUS_3V
MAKO (Q1)
Regulator
(U701) (U502) 5V
ABACUS III
(U401)

Analog 3V ANA_3V
Regulator
(U501)
ANA_3V DIG_3V

Figure 3.4-1. B+ Routing for 700/800 MHz Main Board

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700/800 MHz Radio Power: B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON 3.4-3

3.4.5 B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON


Refer to Figure 3.4-2 and the appropriate schematic diagrams in the back of this manual.

Battery RF Section VOCON Section

UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+
Fuse

SW_B+
Q703 Q700
RFSW_B+
U500

5 Volts 3.6 V (VSW1) U701


7.5 Volts
(Nominal)
U501 U502

5 Volts 1.875 Volts 1.55 Volts 2.9 Volts


3 Volts 3 Volts (VCC5) (V1.875) (V1.55) (V2.9)
Analog Circuits Digital Circuits

Figure 3.4-2. XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 DC Distribution (for all other kits)

Power for the radio is derived from a 7.5 volt battery (UNSW_B+), which is applied to the power
mosfet (Q703 and Q700) in the RF and VOCON sections respectively.
Q700 is a power mosfet switch that provides SW_B+ to the MAKO IC to U500 (the 5V regulator) in
the RF section.
The digital circuits in the VOCON section are powered from regulators located in the MAKO IC. The
MAKO IC provides five software-programmable supplies (VSW1, V1.55, V1.875, V2.9 and VCC5).
VSW1 provides voltage to the 3V regulators (U501 and U502) in the RF section. The initial and
programmed output of VSW2 (C715) is 2.3V. The VSW2 is used internal to the MAKO IC to supply
the 1.875V (V1.875) and 1.55V (V1.55) linear voltage regulators.

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3.4-4 700/800 MHz Radio Power: B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON

Table 3.4-1 lists the supply voltages and the circuits that use these voltages.

Table 3.4-1. Power Supply Configuration for VOCON Section

Supply Unprogrammed
Output Voltage Supply Type Circuits Supplied
Name Output Voltage

UNSW_B+ 6V – 9V Battery N/A • Mechanical Switch


7.5V (nominal) • Power Switch
• Secure Mode

SW_B+ 6V – 9V Battery N/A • VSW1Driver


RFSW_B+ 7.5 (nominal) • Audio Power Amplifier
• DC Power Supply to RF
section
• MAKO IC
• Secure Module

VCC5 5V Switching regulator N/A • Smart battery circuitry


software • Int./Ext. MIC Bias
programmable • Display LEDs

VSW1 3.6V Switching regulator N/A • 3V regulators (RF)


Software • MAKO VSW2 Input
programmable

V1.875 1.875V dc Switching regulator 1.75V dc • Dual-core processor’s


Software external memory
programmable interface
• FLASH IC
• SRAM

V1.55 1.55V dc Switching regulator 1.55V dc • Dual-core processor


Software core
programmable

V2.9 2.9V dc Switching regulator 2.775V dc • Dual-core processor’s


Software I/O ring
programmable • Digital support circuitry
• Display
• 16.8MHz buffer
• 32.768kHz buffer

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


Chapter 3.5 900 MHz Radio Power

3.5.1 Introduction
This chapter of the manual provides a detailed circuit description of the power distribution for an
ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I digital portable radio. This manual is to be used in conjunction with the
ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number
6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

3.5.2 Radio Power Up or Down


Radio power up begins when the radio ON/OFF/Volume control knob is turned to the on position,
placing 7.5 volts on the MECH_SW line. This signal activates the pass element (Q700, Q701 and
Q703), enabling SW_B+ and RFSW_B+.
When the MAKO IC (U701) detects a low to high voltage transition on the MECH_SW pin, it grounds
the FET_ENX pin (or VPP_EN) driving the gate of an external P-MOSFET (Q700 and Q703) low.
This turns ON the transistors Q700 and Q703 and applies SW_B+ to MAKO IC and VoCon and
RF_SWB+ to the RF section of the board. After application of the power to SW_B+, the regulators
VSW1, VSW2, V1.875, V1.55, V2.9 and VCC5 are sequenced on. After the regulators are stable, the
RESETX pin is asserted low for an additional 16ms and then de-asserted allowing the dual-core
processor to start.
The radio power down sequence begins by opening the radio ON/OFF switch, causing the
MECH_SW pin to transition high. This causes the MAKO IC to start an internal 125ms watchdog
timer and drive the INT_X pin (or MAKO_INT) interrupt output pin low. The dual-core processor then
determines (through communication on the SPI bus) that it must initiate the power-down sequence.
At this point, the watchdog timer can be kept alive by the dual-core processor (via the SPI bus)
allowing for software cleanup. Upon expiration of the watchdog timer, the MAKO IC asserts the
RESETX pin and turns off all DC regulators including SW_B+ and RF_SWB+ (Q700 and Q703 turn
off when the MAKO IC drives the FET_ENX pin high).

3.5.3 General
In the XTS 2500/XTS 2500I radio, power (B+) is distributed to one board that contains both the
transceiver and controller sections. There is an additional backup battery (Motorola part number
6003710K08) mounted directly on the board; see the basic service manual for details.
Power for the radio is provided through a battery supplying a nominal 7.5Vdc directly to the
transceiver. The battery is available in the following forms:
• NTN9815_ Nickel-Cadmium, Hi Capacity
• NTN9816_ Nickel-Cadmium, Hi Capacity, FM Approved
• NNTN9857_ Jedray NiMH Impres Standard Battery
• NNTN9858_ Jedray NiMH Impres FM Battery
B+ from the battery is electrically switched to most of the radio, rather than routed through the ON/
OFF/Volume control knob, S501. The electrical switching of B+ supports a “keep-alive” mode. Under
software control, even when the ON/OFF/Volume control knob has been turned to the “off” position,
power remains on until the MCU completes its power-down, at which time the radio is physically
powered-down.
3.5-2 900 MHz Radio Power: B+ Routing for 900 MHz Band Main Board

3.5.4 B+ Routing for 900 MHz Band Main Board


Refer to Figure 3.5-1 and the appropriate schematic diagram in the back of this manual.
Raw B+ (7.5V) from the battery enters the radio through a 3-contact connector (B500). From B500 it
is routed through a ferrite bead (E500) to the fuse (F500) where RAW_B+ is distributed to the
transmitter and the RF section is supplied by RFSW_B+.
UNSW_B+ provides power to the following:
• the mechanical switch (S501)
• the radio’s LED (D501)
and the voltage regulator (U702); then routes through the connector (J601, pin 3). U702 will be
discussed in the B+ and +5V routing for the voice encoder (vocoder) and controller (VOCON)
section.
During the transmit mode, UNSW_B+ routes through a ferrite bead (E101) to the Power Control IC
(PCIC) (U102), the RF driver (U101), through another ferrite bead (E102) to the final power amplifier
(Q101). UNSW_B+ also routes through the Field Effect Transistor (FET) switch (Q702) where it
becomes SW_B+. SW_B+ powers a 5V linear regulator (U500), which supplies 5V to the PCIC
(U102).
During the receive mode, the linear regular (U500) provides 5V to the mixer (U1) and the ABACUS
III IC (U401). U500 also provides 5V to the Frequency Generation Unit’s (FGU) FracN (U201) and
VCOs.
Ferrite Bead
(E500)
Transmitter
Fuse B+ RAW_B+ 5V
(F500) PCIC
(U102)
Battery
UNSW_B+
5V DRIVER & PA
(Q101)

FGU
RFSW_B+
FRAC N 5V
(U201) ANA_3V
TX Linear 5V 5V
Regulator VSF
(U500)
5V
VCO’s

Receiver
5V 5V
Mixer
(U1)
SW_B+
ANA_3V
LNA
VSW1 Digital 3V ABACUS_3V
MAKO (Q1)
Regulator
(U701) (U502) 5V
ABACUS III
(U401)

Analog 3V ANA_3V
Regulator
(U501)
ANA_3V DIG_3V

Figure 3.5-1. B+ Routing for 900MHz Main Board

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900 MHz Radio Power: B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON 3.5-3

3.5.5 B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON


Refer to Figure 3.5-2 and the appropriate schematic diagrams in the back of this manual.

Battery RF Section VOCON Section

UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+
Fuse

SW_B+
Q703 Q700
RFSW_B+
U500

5 Volts 3.6 V (VSW1) U701


7.5 Volts
(Nominal)
U501 U502

5 Volts 1.875 Volts 1.55 Volts 2.9 Volts


3 Volts 3 Volts (VCC5) (V1.875) (V1.55) (V2.9)
Analog Circuits Digital Circuits

Figure 3.5-2. XTS 2500/XTS 2500I DC Distribution (for all other kits)

Power for the radio is derived from a 7.5 volt battery (UNSW_B+), which is applied to the power
mosfet (Q703 and Q700) in the RF and VOCON sections respectively.
Q700 is a power mosfet switch that provides SW_B+ to the MAKO IC to U500 (the 5V regulator) in
the RF section.
The digital circuits in the VOCON section are powered from regulators located in the MAKO IC. The
MAKO IC provides five software-programmable supplies (VSW1, V1.55, V1.875, V2.9 and VCC5).
VSW1 provides voltage to the 3V regulators (U501 and U502) in the RF section. The initial and
programmed output of VSW2 (C715) is 2.3V. The VSW2 is used internal to the MAKO IC to supply
the 1.875V (V1.875) and 1.55V (V1.55) linear voltage regulators.

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


3.5-4 900 MHz Radio Power: B+ and +5V Routing for VOCON

Table 3.5-1 lists the supply voltages and the circuits that use these voltages.

Table 3.5-1. Power Supply Configuration for VOCON Section

Supply Unprogrammed
Output Voltage Supply Type Circuits Supplied
Name Output Voltage

UNSW_B+ 6V – 9V Battery N/A • Mechanical Switch


7.5V (nominal) • Power Switch
• Secure Mode

SW_B+ 6V – 9V Battery N/A • VSW1Driver


RFSW_B+ 7.5 (nominal) • Audio Power Amplifier
• DC Power Supply to RF
section
• MAKO IC
• Secure Module

VCC5 5V Switching regulator N/A • Smart battery circuitry


software • Int./Ext. MIC Bias
programmable • Display LEDs

VSW1 3.6V Switching regulator N/A • 3V regulators (RF)


Software • MAKO VSW2 Input
programmable

V1.875 1.875V dc Switching regulator 1.75V dc • Dual-core processor’s


Software external memory
programmable interface
• FLASH IC
• SRAM

V1.55 1.55V dc Switching regulator 1.55V dc • Dual-core processor


Software core
programmable

V2.9 2.9V dc Switching regulator 2.775V dc • Dual-core processor’s


Software I/O ring
programmable • Digital support circuitry
• Display
• 16.8MHz buffer
• 32.768kHz buffer

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Chapter 4.1 VHF Detailed Theories of Operation

4.1.1 Introduction
This chapter provides a detailed circuit description of the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2250/
XTS 1500/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio board. When reading the theory of operation, refer to the
appropriate schematic and component location diagrams located in the back of this manual. This
detailed theory of operation can help isolate the problem to a particular component.
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500, XTS 2500I, XTS 2250,
XTS 1500, XTS 2000, ATS 3000, MT 1500 Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola
part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

4.1.2 Frequency Synthesis


The complete synthesizer subsystem consists of the following:
• The reference oscillator (Y200)
• Two voltage-controlled oscillators (TX and RX)
• One voltage-controlled oscillator buffer IC (U250)
• The synthesizer (U202)
The reference oscillator contains a temperature-compensated 16.8 MHz crystal. This oscillator is
digitally tuned and contains a temperature-referenced, six-bit, analog-to-digital (A/D) converter. The
output of the oscillator (pin 3 on Y200) is applied to pin K9 (XTAL1) of U202 through capacitor C214.
The voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) are varactor-tuned. The voltage (2 V – 9.5 V) varies as
it is being applied to varactors D251 to D252 and D270 of their respective VCO. The capacitance of
the varactors also varies, thereby changing the output frequency of the VCOs. Both VCOs are used
to cover the entire 38 MHz bandwidth of the VHF range (136 MHz – 174 MHz):
• TX VCO covers the transmit frequencies from 136 MHz – 174 MHz
• RX VCO covers the receive frequencies from 180.85 MHz – 218.85 MHz
The TX and RX VCOs are selected using AUX 3 from U202. Both VCOs are connected to the same
prescaler filter (C292, C266, L266 and R266) feeding back to PREIN of the U202, through C293.
The synthesizer IC consists of the following:
• A prescaler
• A programmable loop divider
• A divider logic control
• A phase detector
• A charge pump
• An A/D converter for low-frequency digital modulation
• A balance attenuator to balance the high-frequency analog modulation to the low-frequency
digital modulation
• A 13V positive voltage multiplier
• A serial interface for control
• A filter for the regulated 5 and 3 volts
4.1-2 VHF Detailed Theories of Operation: Antenna Switch

The 13V, being generated by the positive voltage multiplier circuitry, should be present at pin A2 of
U202. The serial interface (SRL) is connected to the microprocessor via the data line (pin F1 of
U202), the clock line (pin F4 of U202), and the chip-enable line (pin G1 of U202).
The complete synthesizer subsystem works as follows:
1. The buffered output of the VCO is present at R294 in receive mode and R275 during transmit
mode.
2. The output of the prescaler filter is present at C293 and applied to pin D10 of U202. The
prescaler in U202 is a dual-modulus type with selectable divider ratios. This divider ratio is
controlled by the loop divider, which in turn receives its input from the SRL. The loop divider
adds or subtracts phase to the prescaler divider by changing the divider ratio via the modulus
control line.
3. The output of the prescaler is then applied to the loop divider.
4. The output of the loop divider then feeds the phase detector. The phase detector will compare
the loop divider’s output signal form the VCOs. The VCO signal is divided down after it is
applied to pin D10 of U202. The result of the comparison is a pulsed DC signal which is
applied to the charge pump.
5. The charge pump outputs a current that will be present at pin A5 of U202. The loop filter
consisting of R202, C202, R203, C203, R201, C201, C236, C237, C238, C239 and C240 will
convert this current into a voltage that will be applied to varactors D251, D252 and D270 to
alter the output frequency of the VCO.
In order to modulate the PLL, the following two-port modulation method is utilized: The analog
modulating signal is applied to (1) the A/D converter as well as to (2) the balance attenuator:
1. The A/D converter converts the low-frequency analog modulating signal into a digital code.
When the digital code is applied to the loop divider, it causes the carrier to deviate.
2. The balance attenuator is used to adjust the VCO’s deviation sensitivity to high-frequency
modulating signals.

4.1.3 Antenna Switch


An electronic PIN diode switch steers RF between the receiver and transmitter. The common node of
the switch is at capacitors C171 and C180 for VHF.
1. In transmit mode:
a. RF is routed to the anode of diode D170.
b. Bias current, sourced from RAW_B+ is routed through PIN diodes D170 and D171, bias-
ing them to a low-impedance state.
2. In receive mode:
a. RF is routed through C179 to pre-selector filter.
b. PIN diodes D170 and D171 are unbiased and thus at high impedance.

4.1.4 Receiver
The receiver consists of the following:
• Front end
• Back end

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4.1.4.1 Front End


For the purposes of this discussion, the receiver front end is defined as being the circuitry from the
antenna switch to the output of the IF crystal filter. The VHF front end converts the received RF
signal to the 1st IF frequency of 44.85 MHz, while at the same time providing for spurious immunity
and adjacent channel selectivity. A review of the interstage components of the front end follows, with
emphasis on troubleshooting considerations.
The received RF signal is passed through quarter wavelength components C180, L176, and C178,
(which are anti-resonant at the radio’s transmitter frequencies). Both PIN diodes D170 and D171
must be reverse biased to properly route the received RF signal.
Next is the varactor-tuned preselector filter made up of C1, C2, L5, D4, D3, L7, C9, D11, D10, L12,
L8 and L16. The preselector is positioned right after the antenna switch to provide the receiver
preamp with some protection against strong signal, out-of-band signals, and first-image suppression.
The stage following the preselector is a step attenuator (U2). This attenuator provides 15 dB step
attenuation to protect the receiver from strong RF signals. The attenuator is controller by a
DSP-based algorithm that continuously monitors signal strength. When the ON threshold is
exceeded (approximately -95 dBM), the attenuator is activated via a DAC in the PCIC by the host.
The attenuator remains activated until the signal drops below the OFF threshold (approximately -115
dBM including the 15 dB attenuation). Hysteresis and timer functions are included in the algorithm to
enhance performance. The algorithm controlling the attenuator is enabled via the CPS for each
personality. When the algorithm is disabled, the attenuator is essentially a short circuit from input to
output.
After the step attenuator, the received signal is applied to the receiver preamp, Q29. The preamp is
a transistor, which has been biased and matched for optimum intermodulation (IM), noise figure
(NF), and gain performance. Components L21 and C20 match the input of the amp to the step
attenuator output. The preamp is supplied by a 5V analog regulator and is biased at approximately
0.75Vdc at the base and 2Vdc at the collector.
The output of the amp is matched to a second two-pole preselector filter of the type previously
discussed. The match is via C35 and L31. The subsequent stage in the receiver chain is the 1st
mixer U1, which uses high-side injection, to convert the RF carrier to an intermediate frequency (IF)
of 44.85 MHz. Since high-side injection is used, the LO frequency is offset above the RF carrier by
44.85 MHz, or Flo = Frf + 44.85 MHz. The mixer utilizes GaAs technology in a double-balanced,
Gilbert Cell configuration.
A balun transformer (T51) is used to couple the RF signal into the mixer. The primary winding of T51
is matched to the preceding stage by C62, C63, C64 and L61. The secondary winding of T51
provides a differential output. The center tap pin is grounded via an 100-ohm resistor that sets the
mixer bias current. The differential signal is applied to the mixer through pin 4 and 5.
The final stage in the receiver front end is a two-pole crystal filter (FL51). The crystal filter provides
some of the receiver’s adjacent channel selectivity and intermodulation. The crystal filter provides at
least 75dB of second image protection and improves IM distortion in the ABACUS III IC.

4.1.4.2 Back End


In the ABACUS IC (U401), the first IF frequency is amplified and then down-converted to the second
IF frequency (2.25 MHz). At this point, the analog signal is converted into two digital bit streams by a
sigma-delta A/D converter. The bit streams are then digitally filtered, mixed down to baseband, and
filtered again. The output data stream is then sent to the Patriot IC, where it is decoded to produce
the recovered audio.

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4.1-4 VHF Detailed Theories of Operation: Transmitter

The ABACUS IC (U401) is electronically programmable. The amount of filtering, which is dependent
on the radio channel spacing and signal type, is controlled by the microcomputer. Additional filtering,
which used to be provided externally by a conventional ceramic filter, is replaced by internal digital
filters in the ABACUS IC.
The ABACUS IC contains a feedback Automatic Gain Control (AGC) circuit to expand the dynamic
range of the sigma-delta converter. The differential output data contains the quadrature (I and Q)
information in 16-bit words, the AGC information in a 9-bit word, imbedded word sync information,
and fill bits. Two synthesizers are available on the chip for second LO and sampling clock (18 MHz)
generation.
For VHF, the second LO/VCO is a Colpitts oscillator built around transistor Q401. Varactor diode
(D402) in the VCO is used to adjust the VCO frequency. The control signal for the varactor is derived
from a loop filter consisting of C440, R417, C441, R418, and C480. The sampling clock is derived
from a negative resistance generator (on the chip) available at CLKP, CLKN, and an external tank
circuit (L403, C423, and D401). The loop filter for the clock is realized by C448, R408, and C425.

4.1.5 Transmitter
The VHF RF power amplifier (PA) consists of
• an RF driver (U101) and
• a Silicon N-Channel MOSFET type transistor specifically designed for VHF RF power amplifier
(Q101).
For VHF, an RF input drive level of approximately +3dBm is supplied from the VCO buffer IC (U250).
This input drive level is applied to pin 16 (RFIN) of U101. The dc power is applied to pins 6, 7, and 14
of U101 and to the drain of Q101 via a filtered RAW_B+. Power control is achieved through the
varying of the dc bias (and thus the gain) to pin 1 of U101 and the gate of Q101. The amplified RF
signal leaves the RF final PA (Q101) at the drain and is applied to the discrete directional coupler via
an impedance match. The RF signal passes through the coupler, a discrete antenna switch, and a
discrete harmonic filter before finally reaching the antenna launch connector.
A portion of the forward RF power is sampled by the directional coupler, applied to the diode (D172)
for rectification, and the resulting dc signal is fed back to pin 1 of the Power Control IC (PCIC, U102).
This dc signal is representative of the forward RF power being passed through the directional
coupler. The dc signal is used by the PCIC to regulate the transmitted RF power level.
The PCIC is the heart of the power control loop. The rectified feedback is internally compared to an
internal Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) output voltage in the PCIC to determine the amount of DC
bias voltage at pin 4. This voltage at pin 4 of the PCIC controls the gain (and thus the output power,
as explained above) of the RF driver (U101) and the RF power amplifier (Q101) via a fixed resistor
divider network.

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U103 senses the temperature of the printed circuit board (PCB) near the RF Power Amplifier (Q101)
and provides a dc level representative of this temperature to pin 30 of the PCIC. The PCIC uses this
input to cut back the output power level after a certain temperature threshold is reached. This
ensures (1) radio integrity while transmitting in extreme ambient conditions hotter than the radio’s
operating temperature range and (2) acts as a safety feature to prevent any thermal runaway fault
conditions.
Pin 32 of the PCIC powers the Temperature Sense IC (U103) and forward biases the antenna switch
diodes (D170 and D171) while the radio is in transmit mode. This routes the RF signal from the
transmitter to the antenna, as explained above. The antenna switch diodes are unbiased during
receive and standby modes; therefore, any RF signal present at the antenna is applied to the
receiver.

4.1.6 VOCON Functional Blocks


The three main functional blocks of the VOCON section consist of the following sections:
• the Controller and Memory Section, consisting of the following components:
- the Patriot IC (U800)
- the dual-core processor with the microcontroller unit (MCU) and a digital signal processor
(DSP)
- the SRAM IC (U804) and FLASH IC (U803) memory devices.
• the Audio and Power Section and digital support are all embedded into the MAKO IC (U701).
• the Interface Support Section, consisting of the following components:
- the ESD protection circuitry
- the side connector interface circuitry, and
- the Option board.

4.1.6.1 Controller and Memory Section


Three main ICs are in the controller and memory section of the main board schematic: the Patriot IC
(U800), the static RAM (SRAM) (U804), and the Flash memory (U803).

4.1.6.1.1 Patriot IC (U800)


The Patriot IC (U800) is a dual-core processor containing both a 32-bit microcontroller unit (MCU)
and a 16-bit digital signal processor (DSP) in one IC package. It comes in a 256 pin, ball grid array
(BGA) package with 1mm pitch solder balls. The Patriot is supplied with two voltages: 1.875 volts
(E801) and 2.9 volts (E800). The 1.875-volt supply is used as the core voltage as well as the
interface to the memory devices and display. Most of the pins on the Patriot operate from the 2.9-volt
supply.
There are two main clocks that are provided to the Patriot:
1. The CKIH pin is provided a 16.8MHz sine wave; this is the most important clock since it is
internally used to generate the clocks for both the MCU and DSP cores, as well as most of
the peripherals.
2. A 2.9-volt peak-to-peak 32.768kHz square wave is supplied to the MCU and DSP cores. It is
generated by an external 32.768kHz crystal (Y701), and a clock buffer circuit that includes
U712, U713, U714, C742, C743, C791, C743, C792, R745, R747, R748, R799, R741 and
R742. This signal is supplied to the CKIL pin on the dual-core processor. While not as widely
used as the 16.8MHz clock, the 32.768kHz clock is needed by some components in the
dual-core processor, including the reset circuitry.

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4.1.6.1.1.1 Microcontroller Unit (MCU)


The MCU portion of the Patriot has 22.5Kx32 bits of internal RAM and 1Kx32 bits of internal ROM.
The internal ROM is used for the bootstrapping code. The MCU has several peripherals, including
the following:
• an External Interface Module (EIM)
• the Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI)
• two Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART) modules, and
• the One-Wire Interface module.
The MCU communicates internally to the DSP through the MCU/DSP Interface (MDI).
External Interface Module (EIM)
The External Interface Module (EIM) is the MCU's interface to the SRAM (U804), Flash Memory
(U803), and the display. The EIM lines include the following:
• 24 external address lines
• 16 external bi-directional data lines
• 6 chip selects lines
• read/write line, and
• output enable line, among others.
All of the EIM lines operate at 1.8-volt logic levels; the EIM operates at the MCU clock speed.
Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI)
The Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI) is the MCU's programming interface to
other ICs. The Patriot has two independent SPI busses, and each has its own clock line, data-out
line (MOSI), and data-in line (MISO). There are 10 SPI chip selects (SPICS) that are programmable
to either SPI A, the RF board's SPI bus, or to SPI B, the dedicated VOCON SPI bus. The devices on
the SPI A bus include the following:
• the PCIC and FRACN IC on the SPICS4, and
• the ABACUS III on SPICS5.
There is one SPI B chip select used for the MAKO IC U701 on SPICS2 (TP_MAKO_CE). All of the
lines of the SPI module operate at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.1.6.1.1.).
There are several devices on the RF board that only have one bi-directional SPI data line.
Components U801, U802, and Q801 are configured by the MCU GPIO pin TOUT13 (MISOA_SEL)
to route the data line to the appropriate pin on the Patriot depending on which SPI device is being
accessed.
Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART)
The Patriot has two Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART) modules. UART1
(primary UART) handles the RS 232 lines while UART 2 is not used. The primary UART has the
following lines:
• a receive data line URXD
• a transmit data line UTXD, and
• hardware flow control signals RTS (request to send) and CTS (clear to send).
All UART lines are operating at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.1.6.1.1.).

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One-Wire Interface
The MCU has a One-Wire Interface module that is used to communicate to a One-Wire device like a
USB cable or a smart battery using the Dallas Semiconductor protocol. This module has one
external pin, OWIRE_DAT (U800 pin F6), and it uses the GPIO voltage logic level.

4.1.6.1.1.2 Digital Signal Processor (DSP)


The DSP portion of the Patriot has 84Kx24 bits of program RAM and 62Kx16 bits of data RAM.The
DSP has its own set of peripherals including the following:
• the Baseband Interface Port (BBP)
• the DSP Timer module, and
• the Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP).
Additionally, the DSP shares some peripherals with the MCU, including the USB interface and the
General Purpose Input/Output module (GPIO).
Baseband Interface Port (BBP)
The Baseband Interface Port (BBP) module is the DSP's serial synchronous interface (SSI) to the
RF board. The BBP has independent sections for the receiver and the transmitter. The receiver BBP
pins include
• the receive data pin SRDB
• the receive clock signal pin SC0B, and
• the receive frame synchronization (sync) signal pin SC1B.
The transmitter's BBP pins include
• the transmit data pin STDB (R816)
• the transmit clock signal pin SCKB (TCLK test point), and
• the transmit frame sync signal pin SC2B (TSYNC).
All BBP lines use the GPIO voltage level (see section 4.1.6.1.1.).
DSP Timer Module
While the BBP receive clock and frame sync signals are supplied by the ABACUS III from the RF
board, the BBP transmit clock and frame sync signals are generated by the MAKO IC using the
16.8MHz clock (connected to the TCXO_IN M1 pin). The BBP transmit clock and frame sync signals,
along with the BBP transmit data signal, are connected to the Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) on
the RF board.
Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP)
The Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP) module is the DSP's serial synchronous interface (SSI) to the
audio codec on the MAKO IC. The SAP interface consist of four signals:
• the SAP clock line pin SCKA (CODEC_DCLK, R772)
• the SAP frame sync line pin SC2A (CODEC_FSYNC, R773)
• the SAP receive data line pin SRDA (CODEC_TX, R774), and
• the transmit data line pin STDA (CODEC_RX, R775).
The SAP clock is generated by the MAKO IC, U701, and it is a 512kHz, 2.9-volt peak-to-peak wave.
The SAP frame sync signal is also generated by the MAKO IC, U701 and it is an 8 kHz, 2.9-volt
peak-to-peak square wave.

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Universal Serial Bus (USB)


The Patriot's USB peripheral, shared by the MCU and the DSP, provides the required buffering and
protocol to communicate on the Universal Serial Bus. The Patriot supports USB slave functionality.
• For receive data: the receive data is routed from the MAKO IC (U701) integrated USB
transceiver. Single ended positive data is generated at U701 pin B9 and is sent to the dual-core
processor pin URXD_RTS. USB data minus comes from U701 pin C9 and is sent to URXD1 of
the dual-core processor.
• For transmit data: the USB data comes out of the Patriot UTXD1 pin and goes to the MAKO IC
pin C8.
General Purpose Input/Output Module (GPIO)
The GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) Module is shared by the MCU and the DSP. This module
consists of four 16-pin bi-directional ports and a 15 pin bi-directional port. While some of these pins
on these ports are being used for other functions (UART, SPI, SAP, BBP, and Interrupt pins), the
remaining pins on those ports may be programmed to become GPIOs that may be used by either the
DSP or the MCU. Each GPIO pin has up to 8 alternate output functions and up to 4 alternate input
functions. This allows for the GPIO pins to be routed internally to pertinent Patriot modules.
Additionally, the GPIO module adds selectable edge-triggered or level-sensitive interrupt
functionality to the GPIO pins. An example of GPIO pins include the following:
• the LED control signals (RED_LED and GREEN_LED).

4.1.6.1.2 SRAM (U804)


The static RAM (SRAM) is an asynchronous, 1 MB CMOS device that is capable of 70 ns access
speed. It is supplied with 1.8 volts. The SRAM has 19 address lines and 16 data lines connected to
the External Interface Module (EIM) of the Patriot IC through the ADDR(23:0) and DATA(15:0)
busses.
The SRAM has an active low chip-select EN_CE that is connected to the EIM CS2_N pin. When the
SRAM EN_CE pin is not asserted, the SRAM is in standby mode, which reduces current
consumption.
Two other control signals from the EIM that change the mode of the SRAM are the read/write signal
(R/W), and the output enable signal (OE). The R/W of the EIM is connected to the SRAM EN_WE
pin while the OE signal from the EIM is connected to the SRAM EN_OE pin. The SRAM is in read
mode when the EN_WE pin is not asserted and the EN_OE pin is asserted. The SRAM is in write
mode when the EN_WE pin is asserted, regardless of the state of the EN_OE pin.
The other SRAM pins are the lower byte enable pin EN_BLE and the upper byte enable pin
EN_BHE. These pins are used to determine which byte (EN_BLE controls data lines 0-7 and
EN_BHE controls data lines 8-15) is being used when there is a read or a write request from the
Patriot. The EN_BLE pin is controlled by the EIM EB1_N signal while the EN_BHE pin is controlled
by the EB0_N signal.

4.1.6.1.3 Flash Memory (U803)


The Flash memory IC is a 8-megabyte CMOS device with simultaneous read/write or simultaneous
read/erase operation capabilities with 70 ns access speed. It is supplied with 1.8 volts. The Flash
memory has its 22 address lines and 16 data lines connected to the EIM of the Patriot IC through the
ADDR(23:0) and DATA(15:0) busses. The Flash memory contains host firmware, DSP firmware,
codeplug data, and tuning values.

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The RESET_OUT of the Patriot IC (U800) is at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.1.6.1.1.).
Components CR800 and R812 are used to convert the voltage down to a 1.8-volt logic level, and this
1.8 volt reset signal is fed to the Flash RESET pin. When this pin is asserted (active low logic), the
Flash is in reset mode. In this mode, the internal circuitry powers down and the outputs become high
impedance connections.
The Flash active low chip select pin, EN_CE, is connected to the active low CS0 pin (TP_CS0 test
point) of the EIM. When the EN_CE is not asserted, the Flash is in standby mode which reduces the
current consumption.
Several other active low controls pins determine what mode the Flash memory is in:
• the address valid pin ADV which is connected to the EIM LBA signal
• the output enable pin EN_OE that is connected to the EIM OE signal, and
• the write enable pin EN_WE which connected to the EIM EB1 signal.
For read mode, the ADV and EN_OE pins would be asserted while the EN_WE pin would not be
asserted. When the EN_WE is asserted and the EN_OE pin is non-asserted, the Flash would
operate in the write mode.

RESET_OUT 3V to 1.8V RESET

LBA ADV
CSO
CS0 EN_CE

EB1 EN_WE Flash


OE EN_OE
U803
A(23:1)
A(22:0)

Patriot D(15:0)
U800

A(19:1)
A(23:0) A(18:0)

D(15:0) D(15:0)

EN_OE
SRAM
EN_BLE
U804
EB0 EN_BHE

CS2 EN_CE

R_X* EN_WE

Figure 4.1-1. Controller Memory Interface

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4.1.6.2 Audio and Power Section


Two main ICs reside in the audio and power section of the schematic diagram:
• the MAKO IC (U701)
• the VSW1 Driver IC (Q702)

4.1.6.2.1 MAKO IC (U701)


The MAKO IC is a mixed-signal IC that provides control, clock generation, digital support, audio, and
voltage regulation functionality. It comes in a 176-pin, ball-grid array (BGA) package with 0.8mm
pitch solder balls. The MAKO IC is supplied with switched battery voltage SW_B+.

4.1.6.2.1.1 Voltage Regulation


The MAKO IC contains all of the regulators that are used in the design of the VOCON board:
VSW1, VSW2, V_2.9, V1.55, V1.875, and VCC5. VSW1 is a programmable switching regulator
controlled by the MAKO IC on pin SW1_SUMCOMP_DL, while the current is sourced by a driver
Q300 using the switched battery voltage (SW_B+). The switching frequency of VSW1 (R711) is
programmable by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The VSW1 voltage is supplied to the
input pin of MAKO's VSW2 regulator (pin SW2_VCCS).
The VSW2 regulator is a SPI programmable switching regulator. The initial and programmed output
of VSW2 (C715) is 2.3 volts. The VSW2 voltage is used internal to the MAKO IC to supply the 1.875
volt (V1.875) and 1.55 volt (V1.55) linear voltage regulators. The V1.875 voltage (L703) is supplied
to the dual-core processor U800 (EIM voltage), SRAM U804, and Flash memory U803. The V1.55
voltage (R718) is supplied to the dual-core processor U800 (core voltage).
The V_2.9 volt regulator is a linear regulator within the MAKO IC that used VSW1 as its input. The
initial output of V_2.9 (L704) is 2.775 volts, which is then programmed to 2.9 volts by the dual-core
processor via the SPI bus. The V_2.9 voltage is supplied to the dual-core processor (I/O ring - SPI,
BBP, SAP, UART, GPIO, etc.), the display module connector J601, and the many discrete
components that interface with the dual-core processor and the MAKO IC.

4.1.6.2.1.2 Microcontroller Unit (MCU) Interface


The MAKO IC has a four-wire, SPI connection to the dual-core processor (SPI B). The SPI B clock is
connected to the SPI_CLK pin E6. The SPI B MOSI line is connected to the SPI_DI pin B6. The SPI
B MISO line is connected to the SPI_DO pin C6. The MAKO SPI B chip-select signal is connected to
the SPI_CS pin D6. Through this interface, the dual-core processor can program the voltage
regulators, the CODEC, the transmit and receive audio filters and amplifiers, digital support
mulitplexing, and read information from the ADC.
The MAKO IC has a 10-bit ADC with eight general-purpose channels and two voltage-monitoring
channels. Five out of the eight general-purpose channels are assigned to the display backlight
button on the control head (ATOD_2), the monitor volume (ATOD_1), the two-position toggle switch
(ATOD_3), the OPT_SEL_IN (ATOD_8), and board type ID (ATOD_5). The other three general
purpose channels are unused. Battery voltage is also monitored by the ADC. The dual-core
processor reads the ADC values through the SPI bus.

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4.1.6.2.1.3 Audio Circuitry


A16-bit CODEC is integrated into the MAKO IC and programmable by the dual-core processor
through the SPI bus. The CODEC converts microphone audio data into a digital bit stream for
processor by the DSP and converts receive audio data that was processed by the DSP into an
analog audio signal for amplification to a speaker. The CODEC interfaces to the DSP through the
4-wire SAP bus. The CODEC clock, which is 512kHz, is generated by the MAKO IC and supplied on
the VC_DCLK pin (R772). The CODEC 8 kHz frame synchronization signal is generated by the
MAKO IC and supplied on the VC_FSYNC pin (R773). The CODEC transmit data signal is on the
VC_TX3V pin and the CODEC receive data signal is on the VC_RX pin. For the MAKO IC to
generate the clock and frame sync signals, a 24.576 MHz crystal Y702 is supplied to the XOUT and
XIN pins.
The MAKO IC contains internal amplification (digital and analog), filtering, and multiplexing
functionality for both receive and transmit audio. These functions are programmable by the dual core
processor through the SPI bus. The input for the internal microphone audio (C755) is the
INT_MIC_P pin, while the input for the external microphone audio (C754) is the EXT_MIC_P pin.
The differential output for the internal speaker is the INT_SPKR_P pin and INT_SPKR_M pin. The
differential output for the external speaker is the EXT_SPKR_P pin (C769) and EXT_SPKR_M pin
(C768).

4.1.6.2.2 Regulator
The 5 V regulator is internal to the MAKO IC and uses SW_B+ as its input voltage at pin V08_I
(C720). The 5 V supply (L705) is used by the bi-directional voltage translators integrated into the
MAKO IC, the MAKO IC protection diodes, and the ESD protection circuitry.
The 1.55 V regulator (programmable through the SPI bus) is integrated into the MAKO IC. This
regulator uses VSW2 to source the current. The 1.55 V supply (R718) is used by the dual-core
processor U701 for it core voltage and clock amplifier.

4.1.6.2.3 Audio Pre-Amplifier


The audio pre-amplifier is integrated into the MAKO IC. The pre-amplifier's supply voltage and gain
are programmable and controlled by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The input to the
pre-amplifier is routed from the internal gain stages within the MAKO IC. The differential output of the
pre-amplifier is the VC_OUT_P pin (R844) and VC_OUT_M pin (R798).

4.1.6.2.4 Audio Power Amplifier


The audio power amplifier, supplied by SW_B+, is integrated into the MAKO IC U701. The audio PA
is a programmable BTL type and is controlled by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The
operational state of the PA, as well as selecting between the internal and external audio path, is
controlled by the dual-core processor via the SPI bus.
The differential input to the audio PA comes from a low-pass filter (R844, R798, C764, C765, and
C790) at the output of the audio pre-amplifier.

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4.1.6.3 Interface Support Section


The interface support section includes the following:
• the MAKO IC (U701)
• the ESD protection circuitry, and
• the universal connector interface circuitry.

4.1.6.3.1 MAKO IC U701


The digital-support functions are performed by the MAKO IC. The MAKO IC is contained in a 176-pin
BGA with 0.8mm pitch solder balls. The MAKO IC is supplied with three clocks. It is supplied with a
16.8 MHz clock from the transceiver board. It uses a 32.768 kHz crystal to boot up the dual core
processor and for the real-time clock. It also uses a 24.576 MHz crystal to generate the SAP clock
and frame synchronization signals.
The MAKO IC includes that one-wire option detect support, watchdog timer, and the radio's universal
(accessory) side connector interface. It also monitors the position of the on/off switch in order to
control the power-up/power-down sequence.

4.1.6.3.1.1 Side Connector Interface, Logic Level Translation, and Boot Data Path Control
The LH Data bidirectional translation is performed internal to the MAKO IC and 3V logic level is on
MAKO pin SB96D_BDO_KF_3V.

4.1.6.3.1.2 USB Transceiver


The USB transceiver is internal to MAKO IC U701, and is capable of transmitting and receiving serial
data at a rate of 12 megabits per second. The differential USB data comes from the side connector,
through the 33-ohm resistors R837 and R838 and then to the USB1_DP and USB1_DM pins on
U701. The data will then go through some interfacing and multiplexing internal to the transceiver for
6-wire USB operation and onto the output pins. The USB receive interface through the transceiver to
the dual core processor is as follows: DP routed to USB_VPI, DM routed to URXD1_USB_VMI, and
the differentially decoded data is output on URTS1_XRXD pin.
The USB transmitter is enabled when the RS232_USB* and USB_TXENAB signals are both driven
low by the dual-core processor. The single-ended data is output from the dual-core processor on the
UTXD1_USB_VPO pin and goes to USB1_DAT_TXD on U701. The data is driven out differentially
on the USB1_DP and USB1_DM pins, which go to the side connector. The dual-core processor
sends the single-ended zero signal from pin USB_VMO to the USB1_SE0 pin on U701.
When a USB cable is attached, pin CTS_CABLE_DET_5V is driven low and goes through level
translation in U701 and the output of CTS_CABLE_DET_3V is pulsed low and sent to the dual-core
processor. This line controls the USB and RS232 modes so that the data that is on those lines are
routed to the USB transceiver when a cable is detected. If a USB cable is not detected,
CTS_CABLE_DET_3V is high, the transceiver is put in suspend mode and the DP and DM pins can
now handle 5V tolerance for RS232 mode.

4.1.6.3.1.3 One-Wire Support


New options and accessories that attach to the side connector are identified by the dual-core
processor using the One-Wire protocol. The One-Wire pin on the side connector serves as the
One-Wire data pin. This signal is connected to the ONE_WIRE_OPT pin. This pin is connected to
the dual-core processor One-wire bus ONE_WIRE_UP through the MAKO IC, U701, internal
isolation switch controlled by the SPI commands sent from the dual-core processor. This isolation is
needed to prevent possible contention on the One-Wire bus when a smart battery is attached to the
radio.

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These new accessories are to ground, designator R666, of the side connector. When this occurs, the
ONE_WIRE_OPT is asserted and the dual-core processor detects the change. The dual-core
processor then sends a command through the SPI lines to the U701 MAKO IC to connect the side
connector One-Wire line to the dual-core processor One-Wire bus. In the case of the USB cable, the
dual-core processor reads the One-Wire data from the cable and, upon determining that a USB
cable is attached, programs the digital-support IC for USB mode.

4.1.6.3.1.4 Watchdog Timer


The watchdog timer is a 125ms counter that is integrated into the MAKO IC U701 and used during
the power down sequence. The MAKO IC will begin the power down sequence when a low-to-high
transition occurs on MECH_SW pin (MAKO pin E4). Once this transition occurs, the MAKO IC
begins the watchdog timer. Upon expiration, RESETX (MAKO pin C5) is asserted and all of the
MAKO regulators are shutdown. The dual-core processor can refresh the watchdog timer so that the
software has enough time to complete its tasks before the power is taken away.

4.1.6.3.1.5 32 kHz Oscillator and CMOS Output


There is an internal 32kHz oscillator circuitry to the MAKO IC U301 that is based off of a 32.768 kHz
crystal Y701 and additional load capacitors C701 and C702. The output of the 32 kHz oscillator is a
logic_vdd voltage (approximately 2.9 volts peak-to-peak), 32kHz +/- 20% square wave on pin
GATED_32K_CLK. This 32 kHz signal is routed through an analog switch U302 and sent to the
dual-core processor CKIL pin. This signal is only used to boot up the dual-core processor.
After the dual-core processor boots up, the select input (R799) of the analog switch is asserted high
allowing for the processor to receive an accurate 32.768 kHz, 2.9 V peak-to-peak square wave. This
signal is generated by tapping the output of the 32.768 crystal and buffering the signal with the
following components: U713, R745, R746, C743, C792, R742, and R741. The 32.768 kHz clock
signal allows for the completion of real-time applications.

4.1.6.3.2 ESD Protection Circuitry


Several components on the VOCON section were added to protect the circuitry from Electrostatic
Discharge (ESD). The side connector signal lines are exposed and require ESD protection
components. These protection components include:
• 5.6 volt zeners (VR659 and VR662) on the CTS and RTS lines, microphone lines, and the
option select lines
• 12 volt zener (VR650) on the internal and external speaker audio lines
• 13 volt zener (VR658) on the OPTB+ line, and
• low capacitance ESD suppressors (VR678, VR651, and VR652) on the USB data lines.

4.1.6.3.3 Universal Connector (Side Connector) Interface Circuitry


An important circuit in the side connector interface is the Option Select 2 line comparator. The
op-amp (U601) is used as a comparator for the option select 2 line. The voltage divider network of
R658 and R673 determines the comparator threshold. The remaining components on the side
connector interface consist of current-limiting serial resistors and noise-suppressing shunt
capacitors.

4.1.6.3.3.1 Universal Connector (Side Connector) and Option Selects


The universal connector is located on the side of the radio. It is the external port or interface to the
outside, and is used for programming and interfacing to external accessories. The universal
connector is connected to the main board via a flex circuit at connector J650.

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Most of the signals are extensions of circuits described in other areas of this manual. However, there
are two option select pins used to configure special modes: Option Select 1 and Option Select 2.
These pins are controlled by accessories connected to the universal connector. Connections to the
universal connector and J650 are shown in Figure 4.1-2. and Figure 4.1-3., respectively.
Table 4.1-1 outlines their functions as defined at the universal connector.

1
OPT_SEL1 2
EXT_SPKR
EXT_MIC
OPTB+/VPP
OPT_SEL2
SPKR_COM
RTS
GND
SB9600_BUSY
CTS
RS232_DOUT/USB_D+
RS232_DIN/USB_D-
SB9600_DATA/KEYFAIL 12
13

MAEPF-27431-O

Figure 4.1-2. Universal (Side) Connector

Signal Name J650-Pin #


GND 1, 11, 19, 20
INT_SPK+ 2
INT_SPKR- 3
OPT_SEL1 4
EXT_SPK+ 5 1 20
EXT_MIC 6
OPT_B+_VPP 7
OPT_SEL2 8 J650
SPKR_COM 9
RTS_USB_PWR 10
LH_BUSY 12
CTS 13
RS232_TX_USB+ 14
RS232_TX_USB- 15
LH_DATA_KEYFAIL 16
NC 17
INT_MIC 18 MAEPF-27467-O

Figure 4.1-3. VOCON Connector J650

Table 4.1-1. Option Select Functions

FUNCTION Option Select 1 Option Select 2

External PTT 0 0

No Function (Normal) 1 1

Man Down 1 0

External Speaker 0 1

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4.1.6.3.4 The Option Board


The Option Board consists of the "keypad module" and the "display module" for models II and III of
the XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio.

4.1.6.3.4.1 Display Module


An optional integral 96 pixels by 64 pixels LCD display module is available with either a 3 x 2 keypad
with a navigational button (Model II radios), or 3 x 6 keypad with a navigational button (Model III
radios). This unit is not considered field-repairable. The display module is connected to the VOCON
section through the flex connector (J900).
The display is controlled by the Patriot's MCU core. The MCU core programs the display through the
following:
• EIM data lines D0 – D7 (pins 9 through 16, respectively),
• the display chip select line (pin 5),
• the EIM "write only" line (pin 8), and
• the EIM address 0 line (pin 7).
The EIM address 0 is used to select the register to be programmed. The Patriot may reset the
display module through pin 6. The display is supplied with 1.8 volts (C901) to pin 17and 3 volts
(C902) to pin 18.
The Patriot GPIO BL_EN controls the display backlighting; that signal goes to pin 43 of the J601
connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 3 of the J901 connector (on the Option
board).
Pin 4 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 42 on the J901
connector (on the Option board) is supplied with 7.5 volts. The 7.5 volts is used to power the LEDs
on the display module.
Pin 2 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 44 on the J901
connector (on the Option board), is supplied with the V2 regulated voltage. The V2 regulated voltage
is used to power DISPLAY_VCC.
Pin 1 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 45 on the J901
connector (on the Option board), is supplied with 1.8 volts. The 1.8 volts is used to power
DISPLAY_VDD.

4.1.6.3.4.2 Keypad Module


The keypad module is connected to the main board through flex connector (J601) on the radio board
schematic and J901 on the Option board schematic. The keypad is read though a row-and-column
matrix made up of ROW0, ROW1, ROW2, ROW3, ROW4, ROW5, ROW6 and COL0, COL1, and
COL2. This totals 18 keys on the keypad. When a key is pressed, a row and a column are connected
to one another.
The Patriot determines a key press by a scanning algorithm. Each column line is configured as an
open drain output and pulled low. The Patriot then scans the row pins (each row pin has an internal
pull up resistor). If a row signal is read low, then the Patriot determines that a key was pressed. If
none of the row signal lines are low, then another column line is pulled low and the row scanning
routine occurs.
The Patriot GPIO BL_EN controls the keypad backlighting; that signal goes to pin 43 of the J601
connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 3 of the J901 connector (on the Option
board). Pin 42 is supplied with 7.5 volts, which is used to power the LEDs on the keypad module.

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4.1.6.3.5 Encryption Module


The encryption module (secure models only) connects directly to the VOCON board and interfaces
directly with the vocoder digital circuitry. It contains one custom microcontroller IC (Armour) to
perform digital, numerical, encryption algorithms.
The encryption modules are designed to digitally encrypt and decrypt voice for ASTRO and
NON-ASTRO in XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000. This section covers the encryption
modules, hardware kits 0104020J49 (Model 1.5), 0104020J50 (Model 2) and 0104020J51 (Model
3).
NOTE: The encryption modules are NOT serviceable. The information contained in this section is
only intended to help determine whether a problem is due to an encryption module or the radio
itself.
The encryption module uses a custom encryption IC and an encryption key variable to perform its
encode/decode function. The encryption key variable is loaded into the encryption module, via the
radio's universal (side) connector, from a hand-held, key variable loader (KVL). The encryption IC
corresponds to the particular encryption algorithm purchased. Table 4.1-2 lists the encryption
algorithms and their corresponding kit numbers.
The encryption module operates from two power supplies (UNSW_B+ and SW_B+). The SW_B+ is
turned on and off by the radio's On/Off switch. The UNSW_B+ provides power to the encryption
module as long as the radio battery is in place.
Key variables are loaded into the encryption module through connector J601, pin 34. Depending on
the type of encryption module, up to 16 keys can be stored in the module at a time. The key can be
infinite key retention or 30-seconds key retention, depending on how the codeplug is set up.
The radio' s host processor communicates with the encryption module on the Synchronous Serial
Interface (SSI) bus. The SSI bus consists of four signal lines. A communications failure between the
host processor and the secure module will be ERROR 09/10 or S03 error message on the display.
To troubleshoot the encryption module, refer to the flowcharts in Chapter 6.1 “VHF Troubleshooting
Charts.”

Table 4.1-2. Encryption Module Software Kits and Algorithms

Software
Algorithm
Kit Number

Q667AB (7/ ADP SFWR DSP BASED CRYPTO


800), Q667AE
(V,U1,U2)

Q159AC XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS2000/ATS 3000 UCM HARDWARE ENCRYPTION

Q629AD AES ENCRYPTION

Q625AU DES, DES-XL, DES-OFB ENCRYPTION

Q668AC ADP UCM ENCRYPTION W/DES, DES-XL, DES-OFB

H869BQ MULTI KEY

Q406AC ADP UCM ENCRYPTION

QA00204AA MULTIKEY AND ADP

ADP UCM ENCRYPTION W/AES

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4.1.6.3.6 System Clocks


The Patriot is supplied with two clocks:
1. The first clock, a 16.8 MHz sine wave, comes from the RF portion of the radio. It is
conditioned by the clock buffer circuit, which includes Q709, R722, R740, R743, R729, R797,
C726, C725 and C727.
2. The other clock supplied to Patriot is a 32.768 kHz square wave. This clock is generated by
the external 32.768kHz crystal Y701, and a clock buffer circuit that includes U713, R745,
R746, C743, C792, R742 and R741. This signal is supplied to the CKIL pin on the dual-core
processor.

4.1.6.4 Transmit Audio Path


Refer to Figure 4.1-4. The single-ended internal microphone audio enters the VOCON board through
20 pin side connector (J650), and the internal microphone bias is set by circuitry that includes R751,
R753, C751, C753 and C755. The internal microphone signal is connected to the INT_MIC_P pin,
which is the input terminal on the MAKO IC internal op-amp G1 after the signal is multiplexed. The
gain of the G1 pre-amp is set to +15 dB, which is programmed by dual-core processor SPI lines.
The external microphone audio enters the VOCON board through the remote connector J102, pin10,
and the external microphone bias is set by circuitry that includes R750, R752, C750, C752 and
C754. The external microphone signal is connected to the EXT_MIC_P pin, which is an input
terminal on the MAKO IC internal op-amp G1 after the signal is multiplexed. The gain of the G1
pre-amp is set to +15 dB, which is programmed by dual-core processor SPI lines.
The dual-core processor, through the SPI bus, programs a multiplexer internal to the MAKO IC to
select one of the microphone signals. Then, the selected microphone signal goes through the G1
pre-amplifier stage and on to a programmable gain amplifier (G2) before it goes to the CODEC for
A/ D conversion. The resulting digital data is filtered and sent to the DSP on the CODEC_TX line
from the MAKO IC VC_TX3V pin. After additional filtering and processing, the DSP sends the data-
out from the STDB pin, labeled TX_SSI_DATA to the RF interface connector.
.

Internal Mic Bias INT_MIC_P MAKO IC U701


R751, R753,
C751,
C753, C755
Pre-amp Amp G2
CODEC
G1 Gain Gain = -30
A/D 16-Bit
MUX = 15 dB to 0 dB

External Mic Bias HPF = 200 Hz


R750, R752, EXT_MIC_P & LPF = 3.4
C750, C752 kHz cutoff
C754

MAKO_CS CODEC_TX
SPI_MISOB 4 CODEC_FSYNC
SPI_MOSIB CODEC_DCLK
SCKB
Patriot Patriot RF D/A
SPIB SAP / BBP U201
3

TX_SSI_FSYNC
TX_SSI_CLK
TX_DATA

Figure 4.1-4. VOCON Transmit Audio Path

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4.1.6.5 Receive Audio Path


Refer to Figure 4.1-5. The receive audio data comes from the Abacus III IC U401 (DOUTA) to the
dual-core processor SRDB pin. The DSP decodes the data and sends it out through the CODEC_RX
line to the MAKO IC VC_RX3V pin. The CODEC filters, adds digital programmable gain G1, then
converts the digital data into an analog audio signal, which in turn is sent to programmable
attenuator G3. The signal is then sent through an internal programmable differential preamplifier
(G4) to add gain and outputs the signal on pins VC_OUT_P and VC_OUT_M of the MAKO IC.
This output from the preamp is then filtered through circuitry R798, R844, C764, C765, C790, and
then sent back to 2 independent internal BTL differential power amplifiers, G5 & G6, of the MAKO IC.
The power amplifiers are programmed to a fixed gain of 26 dB through the dual-core processor SPI
lines and PA control registers.
The dual-core processor selects whether the amplified audio is routed to the internal speaker or the
external speaker through the SPI lines based upon which amplifier is turned on as shown in the PA
control block. The output audio is routed on MAKO IC pins INT_SPKR_P and INT_SPKR_M for
internal and EXT_SPKR_P and EXT_SPKR_M for external speaker lines.

ABACUS III MAKO IC U701


U401 Digital CODEC
LPF = 3.4kHz 16-Bit
D/A G1 Digital
RX_SSI_FSYNC Gain = 0 or
RX_SSI_CLK 3 3 1 dB
RX_SSI_DATA

Patriot SAP/BBP G4
Preamp = G3
Patriot SPIB CODEC_RX
0 to 10 Attenuator
CODEC_DCLK
MAKO_CS dB = -52 to 0
CODEC_FSYNC
SPI_MISOB 4 dB

SPI_MOSIB
SCKB
VC_OUT_P
G5
HP & LP EXT PA
Filter = 22kHz, VC_OUT_M =26 dB
200Hz
PA
Control

Internal PA_IN_M
G6
Speaker =
PA_IN_P INT PA
28 ohms
=26 dB

External
Speaker

Figure 4.1-5. VOCON Receive Audio Path

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Chapter 4.2 UHF1 Detailed Theories of Operation

4.2.1 Introduction
This chapter provides a detailed circuit description of the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2250/
XTS 1500/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio board. When reading the theory of operation, refer to the
appropriate schematic and component location diagrams located in the back of this manual. This
detailed theory of operation can help isolate the problem to a particular component.
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500, XTS 2500I, XTS 2250,
XTS 1500, XTS 2000, ATS 3000, MT 1500 Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola
part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

4.2.2 Frequency Synthesis


The complete synthesizer subsystem consists of the following:
• The reference oscillator (Y200)
• Two voltage-controlled oscillators (TX and RX)
• Two voltage-controlled oscillator discreet buffers (TX and RX)
• The synthesizer (U202)
The reference oscillator contains a temperature-compensated 16.8 MHz crystal. This oscillator is
digitally tuned and contains a temperature-referenced, six-bit, analog-to-digital (A/D) converter. The
output of the oscillator (pin 3 on Y200) is applied to pin 23 (XTAL1) of U202 through capacitor C214.
The voltage-controlled oscillators are varactor-tuned. The voltage (2 V – 11 V) varies as it is being
applied to varactors D251 to D254 and D271 to D274 of their respective Voltage-Controlled
Oscillator (VCO). The capacitance of the varactors also varies, thereby changing the output
frequency of the VCOs. Both the VCOs are used to cover the entire 90MHz bandwidth of the UHF
range 1, 380 MHz – 470 MHz band.
• TX VCO covers the transmit frequencies from 380 MHz – 470 MHz
• RX VCO covers the receive frequencies from 306.65 MHz – 396.65 MHz
The TX VCO and the RX VCO are selected using AUX 3 and AUX 2 respectively. Both VCOs are
connected to the same Prescaler filter (C289, L277 and C290) feeding back to PREIN of the U202,
through C291.
The synthesizer IC consists of the following:
• A prescaler
• A programmable loop divider
• A divider logic control
• A phase detector
• A charge pump
• An A/D converter for low-frequency digital modulation
• A balance attenuator to balance the high-frequency analog modulation to the low-frequency
digital modulation
• A 13V positive voltage multiplier
• A serial interface for control
4.2-2 UHF1 Detailed Theories of Operation: Antenna Switch

• A filter for the regulated 5 and 3 volts


The 13V, being generated by the positive voltage multiplier circuitry, should be present at pin 47 of
U202. The serial interface (SRL) is connected to the microprocessor via the data line (pin 7 of U202),
the clock line (pin 8 of U202), and the chip-enable line (pin 9 of U202).
The complete synthesizer subsystem works as follows:
1. The buffered output of the VCO will be present at R267 in receive mode and R289 during
transmit mode.
2. The output of the Prescaler filter is present at C291 and applied to pin 32 of U202. The
prescaler in U202 is a dual-modulus type with selectable divider ratios. This divider ratio is
controlled by the loop divider, which in turn receives its input from the SRL. The loop divider
adds or subtracts phase to the prescaler divider by changing the divider ratio via the modulus
control line.
3. The output of the prescaler is then applied to the loop divider.
4. The output of the loop divider then feeds the phase detector. The phase detector will compare
the loop divider's output signal form the VCOs. The VCO signal is divided down after it is
applied to pin 32 of U202. The result of the comparison is a pulsed DC signal which is applied
to the charge pump.
5. The charge pump outputs a current that will be present at pin 43 of U202. The loop filter
consisting of R202, C202, R203, C203, R201, C201, C236, C237, C238, C239 and C240, will
convert this current into a voltage that will be applied to varactors D251, D252, D253, D254,
D271, D272, D273 and D274, to alter the output frequency of the VCO.
In order to modulate the PLL, the following two-port modulation method is utilized: The analog
modulating signal is applied to the (1) A/D converter as well as to the (2) balance attenuator:
1. The A/D converter converts the low-frequency analog modulating signal into a digital code.
When the digital code is applied to the loop divider, it causes the carrier to deviate.
2. The balance attenuator is used to adjust the VCO’s deviation sensitivity to high-frequency
modulating signals.

4.2.3 Antenna Switch


An electronic PIN diode switch steers RF between the receiver and transmitter. Switching is derived
from the interaction of PIN diodes D170 and D171 as well as the quarter-wavelength components
(L176, C178 & C192).
1. In transmit mode:
a. RF is routed to the anode of diode D170.
b. PIN Diodes D170 and D171 are forward biased by turning on transistor Q197 via RX pin
of U102 (pulled low). Due to the characteristics of the quarter-wavelength circuit (L176,
C178 and C192), the receiver path appears "disconnected."
2. In receive mode:
a. RF signal is routed via C171 through L176 and coupling capacitor C179.
b. With Q197 turned OFF, both PIN diodes are not biased and the transmit path through
D170 becomes "Open."

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4.2.4 Receiver
The receiver consists of the following:
• Front end
• Back end

4.2.4.1 Front End


For the purposes of this discussion, the receiver front end is defined as being the circuitry from the
antenna switch to the output of the IF crystal filter. The receiver front end converts the incoming RF
signal into Intermediate Frequency (IF) of 73.35MHz while providing spurious rejection and channel
selectivity. A review of the interstage components of the front end follows, with emphasis on
troubleshooting considerations.
The received RF signal is passed through quarter wavelength components L176, C178 and C192,
(which are anti-resonant at the radio’s transmitter frequencies). Both PIN diodes D170 and D171
must not be biased to properly route the received RF signal.
Next is the varactor-tuned preselector filter made up of C2, C9, C61, C62, C63, C64, C65, C83, C84,
D3, D10, L5, L12, L61, R13 and R14. The preselector is positioned right after the antenna switch to
provide the receiver preamp with some protection against strong signal, out-of-band signals, and
first-image suppression.
The stage following the preselector is a step attenuator (U2). This attenuator provides 15 dB step
attenuation to protect the receiver from strong RF signals. The attenuator is controller by a DSP-
based algorithm that continuously monitors signal strength. When the ON threshold is exceeded
(approximately -95 dBM), the attenuator is activated via a DAC in the PCIC by the host. The
attenuator remains activated until the signal drops below the OFF threshold (approximately -115
dBM including the 15 dB attenuation). Hysteresis and timer functions are included in the algorithm to
enhance performance. The algorithm controlling the attenuator is enabled via the CPS for each
personality. When the algorithm is disabled, the attenuator is essentially a short circuit from input to
output.
After the step attenuator, the received signal is applied to the receiver preamp, Q29. The preamp is
a transistor, which has been biased and matched for optimum intermodulation (IM), noise figure
(NF), and gain performance. Components C20, C71 and L63 match the input of the amp to the step
attenuator output. The preamp is supplied by a 5V analog regulator and is biased at approximately
0.75Vdc at the base and 2Vdc at the collector.
The output of the amp is matched to a second two-pole preselector filter of the type previously
discussed. The match is via C35, C41 and L74. The subsequent stage in the receiver chain is the
1st mixer U1, which uses low-side injection, to convert the RF carrier to an intermediate frequency
(IF) of 73.35 MHz. Since low-side injection is used, the LO frequency is offset below the RF carrier
by 73.35 MHz, or Flo = Frf - 73.35 MHz. The mixer utilizes GaAs technology in a double-balanced,
Gilbert Cell configuration.
A balun transformer (T51) is used to couple the RF signal into the mixer. The primary winding of T51
is matched to the preceding stage by C51 and L57. The secondary winding of T51 provides a
differential output. The center tap pin is grounded via an 75-ohm resistor that sets the mixer bias
current. The differential signal is applied to the mixer through pin 4 and 5.
The final stage in the receiver front end is a three-pole crystal filter (FL51). The crystal filter provides
some of the receiver’s adjacent channel selectivity. The input to the crystal filter is matched to the 1st
mixer using components L72, L73, L54, and C57. The output of the crystal filter is matched with
components C58 and L55. The crystal filter provides at least 80dB of second image protection and
improves IM distortion in the ABACUS III IC.

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4.2.4.2 Back End


In the ABACUS IC (U401), the first IF frequency is amplified and then down-converted to the second
IF frequency (2.25 MHz). At this point, the analog signal is converted into two digital bit streams by a
sigma-delta A/D converter. The bit streams are then digitally filtered, mixed down to baseband, and
filtered again. The output data stream is then sent to the Patriot IC, where it is decoded to produce
the recovered audio.
The ABACUS IC (U401) is electronically programmable. The amount of filtering, which is dependent
on the radio channel spacing and signal type, is controlled by the microcomputer. Additional filtering,
which used to be provided externally by a conventional ceramic filter, is replaced by internal digital
filters in the ABACUS IC.
The ABACUS IC contains a feedback Automatic Gain Control (AGC) circuit to expand the dynamic
range of the sigma-delta converter. The differential output data contains the quadrature (I and Q)
information in 16-bit words, the AGC information in a 9-bit word, imbedded word sync information,
and fill bits. Two synthesizers are available on the chip for second LO and sampling clock (18 MHz)
generation.
The second LO/VCO is a Colpitts oscillator built around transistor Q401. Varactor diode (D402) in
the VCO is used to adjust the VCO frequency. The control signal for the varactor is derived from a
loop filter consisting of C440, R417, C441, R418, and C480. The sampling clock is derived from a
negative resistance generator (on the chip) available at CLKP, CLKN, and an external tank circuit
(L403, C423, and D401). The loop filter for the clock is realized by C448, R408, and C425.

4.2.5 Transmitter
The RF power amplifier (PA) consists of
• an RF driver (U101) and
• a Silicon N-Channel MOSFET type transistor RF power amplifier (Q101).
RF input drive level of approximately +3dBm is supplied from the transmit VCO buffer. This input
drive level is applied to pin 16 (RFIN) of U101. The dc power is applied to pins 6, 7, and 14 of U101
and to the drain of Q101 via a filtered RAW_B+. Power control is achieved by varying the dc bias
(and thus the gain) at pin 1 of U101 and the gate of Q101. The amplified RF signal leaves the RF
final PA (Q101) at the drain and is applied to the discrete directional coupler via an impedance
match. The RF signal passes through the coupler, a discrete antenna switch, and a discrete
harmonic filter before finally reaching the antenna launch connector.
A portion of the forward RF power is sampled by the directional coupler, applied to the diode (D172)
for rectification, and the resulting dc signal is fed back to pin 1 of the Power Control IC (PCIC, U102).
This dc signal is representative of the forward RF power being passed through the directional
coupler. The dc signal is used by the PCIC to regulate the transmitted RF power level.
The PCIC is the heart of the power control loop. The rectified feedback is internally compared to an
internal Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) output voltage in the PCIC to determine the amount of DC
bias voltage at pin 4. This voltage at pin 4 of the PCIC controls the gain (and thus the output power,
as explained above) of the RF driver (U101) and the RF power amplifier (Q101) via a fixed resistor
divider network.

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U103 senses the temperature of the printed circuit board (PCB) near the RF Power Amplifier (Q101)
and provides a dc level representative of this temperature to pin 30 of the PCIC. The PCIC uses this
input to cut back the output power level after a certain temperature threshold is reached. This
ensures (1) radio integrity while transmitting in extreme ambient conditions hotter than the radio’s
operating temperature range and (2) acts as a safety feature to prevent any thermal runaway fault
conditions.
Pin 32 of the PCIC powers the Temperature Sense IC (U103) and forward biases the antenna switch
diodes (D170 and D171) while the radio is in transmit mode. This routes the RF signal from the
transmitter to the antenna, as explained above. The antenna switch diodes are not biased during
receive and standby modes; therefore, any RF signal present at the antenna is applied to the
receiver.

4.2.6 VOCON Functional Blocks


The three main functional blocks of the VOCON section consist of the following sections:
• the Controller and Memory Section, consisting of the following components:
- the Patriot IC (U800)
- the dual-core processor with the microcontroller unit (MCU) and a digital signal processor
(DSP)
- the SRAM IC (U804) and FLASH IC (U803) memory devices.
• the Audio and Power Section and digital support are all embedded into the MAKO IC (U701).
• the Interface Support Section, consisting of the following components:
- the ESD protection circuitry
- the side connector interface circuitry, and
- the Option board.

4.2.6.1 Controller and Memory Section


Three main ICs are in the controller and memory section of the main board schematic: the Patriot IC
(U800), the static RAM (SRAM) (U804), and the Flash memory (U803).

4.2.6.1.1 Patriot IC (U800)


The Patriot IC (U800) is a dual-core processor containing both a 32-bit microcontroller unit (MCU)
and a 16-bit digital signal processor (DSP) in one IC package. It comes in a 256 pin, ball grid array
(BGA) package with 1mm pitch solder balls. The Patriot is supplied with two voltages: 1.875 volts
(E801) and 2.9 volts (E800). The 1.875-volt supply is used as the core voltage as well as the
interface to the memory devices and display. Most of the pins on the Patriot operate from the 2.9-volt
supply.
There are two main clocks that are provided to the Patriot:
1. The CKIH pin is provided by a 16.8MHz sine wave; this is the most important clock since it is
internally used to generate the clocks for both the MCU and DSP cores, as well as most of
the peripherals.
2. A 2.9-volt peak-to-peak 32.768kHz square wave is supplied to the MCU and DSP cores. It is
generated by an external 32.768kHz crystal (Y701), and a clock buffer circuit that includes
U712, U713, U714, C742, C743, C791, C743, C792, R745, R747, R748, R799, R741 and
R742. This signal is supplied to the CKIL pin on the dual-core processor. While not as widely
used as the 16.8MHz clock, the 32.768kHz clock is needed by some components in the dual-
core processor, including the reset circuitry.

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4.2.6.1.1.1 Microcontroller Unit (MCU)


The MCU portion of the Patriot has 22.5Kx32 bits of internal RAM and 1Kx32 bits of internal ROM.
The internal ROM is used for the bootstrapping code. The MCU has several peripherals, including
the following:
• an External Interface Module (EIM)
• the Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI)
• two Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART) modules, and
• the One-Wire Interface module.
The MCU communicates internally to the DSP through the MCU/DSP Interface (MDI).
External Interface Module (EIM)
The External Interface Module (EIM) is the MCU's interface to the SRAM (U804), Flash Memory
(U803), and the display. The EIM lines include the following:
• 24 external address lines
• 16 external bi-directional data lines
• 6 chip selects lines
• read/write line, and
• output enable line, among others.
All of the EIM lines operate at 1.8-volt logic levels; the EIM operates at the MCU clock speed.
Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI)
The Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI) is the MCU's programming interface to
other ICs. The Patriot has two independent SPI busses, and each has its own clock line, data-out
line (MOSI), and data-in line (MISO). There are 10 SPI chip selects (SPICS) that are programmable
to either SPI A, the RF board's SPI bus, or to SPI B, the dedicated VOCON SPI bus. The devices on
the SPI A bus include the following:
• the PCIC and FRACN IC on the SPICS4, and
• the ABACUS III on SPICS5.
There is one SPI B chip select used for the MAKO IC U701 on SPICS2 (TP_MAKO_CE). All of the
lines of the SPI module operate at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.2.6.1.1.).
There are several devices on the RF board that only have one bi-directional SPI data line.
Components U801, U802, and Q801 are configured by the MCU GPIO pin TOUT13 (MISOA_SEL)
to route the data line to the appropriate pin on the Patriot depending on which SPI device is being
accessed.
Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART)
The Patriot has two Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART) modules. UART1
(primary UART) handles the RS 232 lines while UART 2 is not used. The primary UART has the
following lines:
• a receive data line URXD
• a transmit data line UTXD, and
• hardware flow control signals RTS (request to send) and CTS (clear to send).
All UART lines are operating at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.2.6.1.1.).

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One-Wire Interface
The MCU has a One-Wire Interface module that is used to communicate to a One-Wire device like a
USB cable or a smart battery using the Dallas Semiconductor protocol. This module has one
external pin, OWIRE_DAT (U800 pin F6), and it uses the GPIO voltage logic level.

4.2.6.1.1.2 Digital Signal Processor (DSP)


The DSP portion of the Patriot has 84Kx24 bits of program RAM and 62Kx16 bits of data RAM.The
DSP has its own set of peripherals including the following:
• the Baseband Interface Port (BBP)
• the DSP Timer module, and
• the Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP).
Additionally, the DSP shares some peripherals with the MCU, including the USB interface and the
General Purpose Input/Output module (GPIO).
Baseband Interface Port (BBP)
The Baseband Interface Port (BBP) module is the DSP's serial synchronous interface (SSI) to the
RF board. The BBP has independent sections for the receiver and the transmitter. The receiver BBP
pins include
• the receive data pin SRDB
• the receive clock signal pin SC0B, and
• the receive frame synchronization (sync) signal pin SC1B.
The transmitter's BBP pins include
• the transmit data pin STDB (R816)
• the transmit clock signal pin SCKB (TCLK test point), and
• the transmit frame sync signal pin SC2B (TSYNC).
All BBP lines use the GPIO voltage level (see section 4.2.6.1.1.).
DSP Timer Module
While the BBP receive clock and frame sync signals are supplied by the ABACUS III from the RF
board, the BBP transmit clock and frame sync signals are generated by the MAKO IC using the
16.8MHz clock (connected to the TCXO_IN M1 pin). The BBP transmit clock and frame sync signals,
along with the BBP transmit data signal, are connected to the Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) on
the RF board.
Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP)
The Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP) module is the DSP's serial synchronous interface (SSI) to the
audio codec on the MAKO IC. The SAP interface consist of four signals:
• the SAP clock line pin SCKA (CODEC_DCLK, R772)
• the SAP frame sync line pin SC2A (CODEC_FSYNC, R773)
• the SAP receive data line pin SRDA (CODEC_TX, R774), and
• the transmit data line pin STDA (CODEC_RX, R775).
The SAP clock is generated by the MAKO IC, U701, and it is a 512kHz, 2.9-volt peak-to-peak wave.
The SAP frame sync signal is also generated by the MAKO IC, U701 and it is an 8 kHz, 2.9-volt
peak-to-peak square wave.

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Universal Serial Bus (USB)


The Patriot's USB peripheral, shared by the MCU and the DSP, provides the required buffering and
protocol to communicate on the Universal Serial Bus. The Patriot supports USB slave functionality.
• For receive data: the receive data is routed from the MAKO IC (U701) integrated USB
transceiver. Single ended positive data is generated at U701 pin B9 and is sent to the dual-core
processor pin URXD_RTS. USB data minus comes from U701 pin C9 and is sent to URXD1 of
the dual-core processor.
• For transmit data: the USB data comes out of the Patriot UTXD1 pin and goes to the MAKO IC
pin C8.
General Purpose Input/Output Module (GPIO)
The GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) Module is shared by the MCU and the DSP. This module
consists of four 16-pin bi-directional ports and a 15 pin bi-directional port. While some of these pins
on these ports are being used for other functions (UART, SPI, SAP, BBP, and Interrupt pins), the
remaining pins on those ports may be programmed to become GPIOs that may be used by either the
DSP or the MCU. Each GPIO pin has up to 8 alternate output functions and up to 4 alternate input
functions. This allows for the GPIO pins to be routed internally to pertinent Patriot modules.
Additionally, the GPIO module adds selectable edge-triggered or level-sensitive interrupt
functionality to the GPIO pins. An example of GPIO pins include the following:
• the LED control signals (RED_LED and GREEN_LED).

4.2.6.1.2 SRAM (U804)


The static RAM (SRAM) is an asynchronous, 1 MB CMOS device that is capable of 70 ns access
speed. It is supplied with 1.8 volts. The SRAM has 19 address lines and 16 data lines connected to
the External Interface Module (EIM) of the Patriot IC through the ADDR(23:0) and DATA(15:0)
busses.
The SRAM has an active low chip-select EN_CE that is connected to the EIM CS2_N pin. When the
SRAM EN_CE pin is not asserted, the SRAM is in standby mode, which reduces current
consumption.
Two other control signals from the EIM that change the mode of the SRAM are the read/write signal
(R/W), and the output enable signal (OE). The R/W of the EIM is connected to the SRAM EN_WE
pin while the OE signal from the EIM is connected to the SRAM EN_OE pin. The SRAM is in read
mode when the EN_WE pin is not asserted and the EN_OE pin is asserted. The SRAM is in write
mode when the EN_WE pin is asserted, regardless of the state of the EN_OE pin.
The other SRAM pins are the lower byte enable pin EN_BLE and the upper byte enable pin
EN_BHE. These pins are used to determine which byte (EN_BLE controls data lines 0-7 and
EN_BHE controls data lines 8-15) is being used when there is a read or a write request from the
Patriot. The EN_BLE pin is controlled by the EIM EB1_N signal while the EN_BHE pin is controlled
by the EB0_N signal.

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4.2.6.1.3 Flash Memory (U803)


The Flash memory IC is a 8-megabyte CMOS device with simultaneous read/write or simultaneous
read/erase operation capabilities with 70 ns access speed. It is supplied with 1.8 volts. The Flash
memory has its 22 address lines and 16 data lines connected to the EIM of the Patriot IC through the
ADDR(23:0) and DATA(15:0) busses. The Flash memory contains host firmware, DSP firmware,
codeplug data, and tuning values.
The RESET_OUT of the Patriot IC (U800) is at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.1.6.1.1.).
Components CR800 and R812 are used to convert the voltage down to a 1.8-volt logic level, and this
1.8 volt reset signal is fed to the Flash RESET pin. When this pin is asserted (active low logic), the
Flash is in reset mode. In this mode, the internal circuitry powers down and the outputs become high
impedance connections.
The Flash active low chip select pin, EN_CE, is connected to the active low CS0 pin (TP_CS0 test
point) of the EIM. When the EN_CE is not asserted, the Flash is in standby mode which reduces the
current consumption.
Several other active low controls pins determine what mode the Flash memory is in:
• the address valid pin ADV which is connected to the EIM LBA signal
• the output enable pin EN_OE that is connected to the EIM OE signal, and
• the write enable pin EN_WE which connected to the EIM EB1 signal.
For read mode, the ADV and EN_OE pins would be asserted while the EN_WE pin would not be
asserted. When the EN_WE is asserted and the EN_OE pin is non-asserted, the Flash would
operate in the write mode.

RESET_OUT 3V to 1.8V RESET

LBA ADV
CSO
CS0 EN_CE

EB1 EN_WE Flash


OE EN_OE
U803
A(23:1)
A(22:0)

Patriot D(15:0)
U800

A(19:1)
A(23:0) A(18:0)

D(15:0) D(15:0)

EN_OE
SRAM
EN_BLE
U804
EB0 EN_BHE

CS2 EN_CE

R_X* EN_WE

Figure 4.2-1. Controller Memory Interface

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4.2.6.2 Audio and Power Section


Two main ICs reside in the audio and power section of the schematic diagram:
• the MAKO IC (U701)
• the VSW1 Driver IC (Q702)

4.2.6.2.1 MAKO IC (U701)


The MAKO IC is a mixed-signal IC that provides control, clock generation, digital support, audio, and
voltage regulation functionality. It comes in a 176-pin, ball-grid array (BGA) package with 0.8mm
pitch solder balls. The MAKO IC is supplied with switched battery voltage SW_B+.

4.2.6.2.1.1 Voltage Regulation


The MAKO IC contains all of the regulators that are used in the design of the VOCON board:
VSW1, VSW2, V_2.9, V1.55, V1.875, and VCC5. VSW1 is a programmable switching regulator
controlled by the MAKO IC on pin SW1_SUMCOMP_DL, while the current is sourced by a driver
Q702 using the switched battery voltage (SW_B+). The switching frequency of VSW1 is
programmable by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The VSW1 voltage is supplied to the
input pin of MAKO's VSW2 regulator (pin SW2_VCCS).
The VSW2 regulator is a SPI programmable switching regulator. The initial and programmed output
of VSW2 at C715 is 2.3 volts. The VSW2 voltage is used internal to the MAKO IC to supply the 1.875
volt (V1.875) and 1.55 volt (V1.55) linear voltage regulators. The V1.875 voltage at L703 is supplied
to the dual-core processor U800 (EIM voltage), SRAM U804, and Flash memory U803. The V1.55
voltage at R718 is supplied to the dual-core processor U800 (core voltage).
The V_2.9 volt regulator is a linear regulator within the MAKO IC that used VSW1 as its input. The
initial output of V_2.9 at L704 is 2.775 volts, which is then programmed to 2.9 volts by the dual-core
processor via the SPI bus. The V_2.9 voltage is supplied to the dual-core processor (I/O ring - SPI,
BBP, SAP, UART, GPIO, etc.), the display module connector J601, and the many discrete
components that interface with the dual-core processor and the MAKO IC.

4.2.6.2.1.2 Microcontroller Unit (MCU) Interface


The MAKO IC has a four-wire, SPI connection to the dual-core processor (SPI B). The SPI B clock is
connected to the SPI_CLK pin E6. The SPI B MOSI line is connected to the SPI_DI pin B6. The SPI
B MISO line is connected to the SPI_DO pin C6. The MAKO SPI B chip-select signal is connected to
the SPI_CS pin D6. Through this interface, the dual-core processor can program the voltage
regulators, the CODEC, the transmit and receive audio filters and amplifiers, digital support
mulitplexing, and read information from the ADC.
The MAKO IC has a 10-bit ADC with eight general-purpose channels and two voltage-monitoring
channels. Five out of the eight general-purpose channels are assigned to the display backlight
button on the control head (ATOD_2), the monitor volume (ATOD_1), the two-position toggle switch
(ATOD_3), the OPT_SEL_IN (ATOD_8), and board type ID (ATOD_5). The other three general
purpose channels are unused. Battery voltage is also monitored by the ADC. The dual-core
processor reads the ADC values through the SPI bus.

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4.2.6.2.1.3 Audio Circuitry


A16-bit CODEC is integrated into the MAKO IC and programmable by the dual-core processor
through the SPI bus. The CODEC converts microphone audio data into a digital bit stream for
processor by the DSP and converts receive audio data that was processed by the DSP into an
analog audio signal for amplification to a speaker. The CODEC interfaces to the DSP through the
4-wire SAP bus. The CODEC clock, which is 512kHz, is generated by the MAKO IC and supplied on
the VC_DCLK pin (R772). The CODEC 8 kHz frame synchronization signal is generated by the
MAKO IC and supplied on the VC_FSYNC pin (R773). The CODEC transmit data signal is on the
VC_TX3V pin and the CODEC receive data signal is on the VC_RX pin. For the MAKO IC to
generate the clock and frame sync signals, a 24.576 MHz crystal Y702 is supplied to the XOUT and
XIN pins.
The MAKO IC contains internal amplification (digital and analog), filtering, and multiplexing
functionality for both receive and transmit audio. These functions are programmable by the dual core
processor through the SPI bus. The input for the internal microphone audio (C755) is the
INT_MIC_P pin, while the input for the external microphone audio (C754) is the EXT_MIC_P pin.
The differential output for the internal speaker is the INT_SPKR_P pin and INT_SPKR_M pin. The
differential output for the external speaker is the EXT_SPKR_P pin (C769) and EXT_SPKR_M pin
(C768).

4.2.6.2.2 Regulator
The 5 V regulator is internal to the MAKO IC and uses SW_B+ as its input voltage at pin V08_I
(C720). The 5 V supply (L705) is used by the bi-directional voltage translators integrated into the
MAKO IC, the MAKO IC protection diodes, and the ESD protection circuitry.
The 1.55 V regulator (programmable through the SPI bus) is integrated into the MAKO IC. This
regulator uses VSW2 to source the current. The 1.55 V supply (R718) is used by the dual-core
processor U701 for it core voltage and clock amplifier.

4.2.6.2.3 Audio Pre-Amplifier


The audio pre-amplifier is integrated into the MAKO IC. The pre-amplifier's supply voltage and gain
are programmable and controlled by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The input to the
pre-amplifier is routed from the internal gain stages within the MAKO IC. The differential output of the
pre-amplifier is the VC_OUT_P pin (R844) and VC_OUT_M pin (R798).

4.2.6.2.4 Audio Power Amplifier


The audio power amplifier, supplied by SW_B+, is integrated into the MAKO IC U701. The audio PA
is a programmable BTL type and is controlled by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The
operational state of the PA, as well as selecting between the internal and external audio path, is
controlled by the dual-core processor via the SPI bus.
The differential input to the audio PA comes from a low-pass filter (R844, R798, C764, C765, and
C790) at the output of the audio pre-amplifier.

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4.2.6.3 Interface Support Section


The interface support section includes the following:
• the MAKO IC (U701)
• the ESD protection circuitry, and
• the universal connector interface circuitry.

4.2.6.3.1 MAKO IC U701


The digital-support functions are performed by the MAKO IC. The MAKO IC is contained in a 176-pin
BGA with 0.8mm pitch solder balls. The MAKO IC is supplied with three clocks. It is supplied with a
16.8 MHz clock from the transceiver board. It uses a 32.768 kHz crystal to boot up the dual core
processor and for the real-time clock. It also uses a 24.576 MHz crystal to generate the SAP clock
and frame synchronization signals.
The MAKO IC includes that one-wire option detect support, watchdog timer, and the radio's universal
(accessory) side connector interface. It also monitors the position of the on/off switch in order to
control the power-up/power-down sequence.

4.2.6.3.1.1 Side Connector Interface, Logic Level Translation, and Boot Data Path Control
The LH Data bidirectional translation is performed internal to the MAKO IC and 3V logic level is on
MAKO pin SB96D_BDO_KF_3V.

4.2.6.3.1.2 USB Transceiver


The USB transceiver is internal to MAKO IC U701, and is capable of transmitting and receiving serial
data at a rate of 12 megabits per second. The differential USB data comes from the side connector,
through the 33-ohm resistors R837 and R838 and then to the USB1_DP and USB1_DM pins on
U701. The data will then go through some interfacing and multiplexing internal to the transceiver for
6-wire USB operation and onto the output pins. The USB receive interface through the transceiver to
the dual core processor is as follows: DP routed to USB_VPI, DM routed to URXD1_USB_VMI, and
the differentially decoded data is output on URTS1_XRXD pin.
The USB transmitter is enabled when the RS232_USB* and USB_TXENAB signals are both driven
low by the dual-core processor. The single-ended data is output from the dual-core processor on the
UTXD1_USB_VPO pin and goes to USB1_DAT_TXD on U701. The data is driven out differentially
on the USB1_DP and USB1_DM pins, which go to the side connector. The dual-core processor
sends the single-ended zero signal from pin USB_VMO to the USB1_SE0 pin on U701.
When a USB cable is attached, pin CTS_CABLE_DET_5V is driven low and goes through level
translation in U701 and the output of CTS_CABLE_DET_3V is pulsed low and sent to the dual-core
processor. This line controls the USB and RS232 modes so that the data that is on those lines are
routed to the USB transceiver when a cable is detected. If a USB cable is not detected,
CTS_CABLE_DET_3V is high, the transceiver is put in suspend mode and the DP and DM pins can
now handle 5V tolerance for RS232 mode.

4.2.6.3.1.3 One-Wire Support


New options and accessories that attach to the side connector are identified by the dual-core
processor using the One-Wire protocol. The One-Wire pin on the side connector serves as the One-
Wire data pin. This signal is connected to the ONE_WIRE_OPT pin. This pin is connected to the
dual-core processor One-wire bus ONE_WIRE_UP through the MAKO IC, U701, internal isolation
switch controlled by the SPI commands sent from the dual-core processor. This isolation is needed
to prevent possible contention on the One-Wire bus when a smart battery is attached to the radio.

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These new accessories are to ground, designator R666, of the side connector. When this occurs, the
ONE_WIRE_OPT is asserted and the dual-core processor detects the change. The dual-core
processor then sends a command through the SPI lines to the U701 MAKO IC to connect the side
connector One-Wire line to the dual-core processor One-Wire bus. In the case of the USB cable, the
dual-core processor reads the One-Wire data from the cable and, upon determining that a USB
cable is attached, programs the digital-support IC for USB mode.

4.2.6.3.1.4 Watchdog Timer


The watchdog timer is a 125ms counter that is integrated into the MAKO IC U701 and used during
the power down sequence. The MAKO IC will begin the power down sequence when a low-to-high
transition occurs on MECH_SW pin (MAKO pin E4). Once this transition occurs, the MAKO IC
begins the watchdog timer. Upon expiration, RESETX (MAKO pin C5) is asserted and all of the
MAKO regulators are shutdown. The dual-core processor can refresh the watchdog timer so that the
software has enough time to complete its tasks before the power is taken away.

4.2.6.3.1.5 32 kHz Oscillator and CMOS Output


There is an internal 32kHz oscillator circuitry to the MAKO IC U301 that is based off of a 32.768 kHz
crystal Y701 and additional load capacitors C701 and C702. The output of the 32 kHz oscillator is a
logic_vdd voltage (approximately 2.9 volts peak-to-peak), 32kHz +/- 20% square wave on pin
GATED_32K_CLK. This 32 kHz signal is routed through an analog switch U302 and sent to the
dual-core processor CKIL pin. This signal is only used to boot up the dual-core processor.
After the dual-core processor boots up, the select input (R799) of the analog switch is asserted high
allowing for the processor to receive an accurate 32.768 kHz, 2.9 V peak-to-peak square wave. This
signal is generated by tapping the output of the 32.768 crystal and buffering the signal with the
following components: U713, R745, R746, C743, C792, R742, and R741. The 32.768 kHz clock
signal allows for the completion of real-time applications.

4.2.6.3.2 ESD Protection Circuitry


Several components on the VOCON section were added to protect the circuitry from Electrostatic
Discharge (ESD). The side connector signal lines are exposed and require ESD protection
components. These protection components include:
• 5.6 volt zeners (VR659 and VR662) on the CTS and RTS lines, microphone lines, and the
option select lines
• 12 volt zener (VR650) on the internal and external speaker audio lines
• 13 volt zener (VR658) on the OPTB+ line, and
• low capacitance ESD suppressors (VR678, VR651, and VR652) on the USB data lines.

4.2.6.3.3 Universal Connector (Side Connector) Interface Circuitry


An important circuit in the side connector interface is the Option Select 2 line comparator. The
op-amp (U601) is used as a comparator for the option select 2 line. The voltage divider network of
R658 and R673 determines the comparator threshold. The remaining components on the side
connector interface consist of current-limiting serial resistors and noise-suppressing shunt
capacitors.

4.2.6.3.3.1 Universal Connector (Side Connector) and Option Selects


The universal connector is located on the side of the radio. It is the external port or interface to the
outside, and is used for programming and interfacing to external accessories. The universal
connector is connected to the main board via a flex circuit at connector J650.

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Most of the signals are extensions of circuits described in other areas of this manual. However, there
are two option select pins used to configure special modes: Option Select 1 and Option Select 2.
These pins are controlled by accessories connected to the universal connector. Connections to the
universal connector and J650 are shown in Figure 4.2-2. and Figure 4.2-3., respectively.
Table 4.2-1 outlines their functions as defined at the universal connector.

1
OPT_SEL1 2
EXT_SPKR
EXT_MIC
OPTB+/VPP
OPT_SEL2
SPKR_COM
RTS
GND
SB9600_BUSY
CTS
RS232_DOUT/USB_D+
RS232_DIN/USB_D-
SB9600_DATA/KEYFAIL 12
13

MAEPF-27431-O

Figure 4.2-2. Universal (Side) Connector

Signal Name J650-Pin #


GND 1, 11, 19, 20
INT_SPK+ 2
INT_SPKR- 3
OPT_SEL1 4
EXT_SPK+ 5 1 20
EXT_MIC 6
OPT_B+_VPP 7
OPT_SEL2 8 J650
SPKR_COM 9
RTS_USB_PWR 10
LH_BUSY 12
CTS 13
RS232_TX_USB+ 14
RS232_TX_USB- 15
LH_DATA_KEYFAIL 16
NC 17
INT_MIC 18 MAEPF-27467-O

Figure 4.2-3. VOCON Connector J650

Table 4.2-1. Option Select Functions

FUNCTION Option Select 1 Option Select 2

External PTT 0 0

No Function (Normal) 1 1

Man Down 1 0

External Speaker 0 1

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4.2.6.3.4 The Option Board


The Option Board consists of the "keypad module" and the "display module" for models II and III of
the XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio.

4.2.6.3.4.1 Display Module


An optional integral 96 pixels by 64 pixels LCD display module is available with either a 3 x 2 keypad
with a navigational button (Model II radios), or 3 x 6 keypad with a navigational button (Model III
radios). This unit is not considered field-repairable. The display module is connected to the VOCON
section through the flex connector (J900).
The display is controlled by the Patriot's MCU core. The MCU core programs the display through the
following:
• EIM data lines D0 – D7 (pins 9 through 16, respectively),
• the display chip select line (pin 5),
• the EIM "write only" line (pin 8), and
• the EIM address 0 line (pin 7).
The EIM address 0 is used to select the register to be programmed. The Patriot may reset the
display module through pin 6. The display is supplied with 1.8 volts (C901) to pin 17and 3 volts
(C902) to pin 18.
The Patriot GPIO BL_EN controls the display backlighting; that signal goes to pin 43 of the J601
connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 3 of the J901 connector (on the Option
board).
Pin 4 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 42 on the J901
connector (on the Option board) is supplied with 7.5 volts. The 7.5 volts is used to power the LEDs
on the display module.
Pin 2 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 44 on the J901
connector (on the Option board), is supplied with the V2 regulated voltage. The V2 regulated voltage
is used to power DISPLAY_VCC.
Pin 1 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 45 on the J901
connector (on the Option board), is supplied with 1.8 volts. The 1.8 volts is used to power
DISPLAY_VDD.

4.2.6.3.4.2 Keypad Module


The keypad module is connected to the main board through flex connector (J601) on the radio board
schematic and J901 on the Option board schematic. The keypad is read though a row-and-column
matrix made up of ROW0, ROW1, ROW2, ROW3, ROW4, ROW5, ROW6 and COL0, COL1, and
COL2. This totals 18 keys on the keypad. When a key is pressed, a row and a column are connected
to one another.
The Patriot determines a key press by a scanning algorithm. Each column line is configured as an
open drain output and pulled low. The Patriot then scans the row pins (each row pin has an internal
pull up resistor). If a row signal is read low, then the Patriot determines that a key was pressed. If
none of the row signal lines are low, then another column line is pulled low and the row scanning
routine occurs.
The Patriot GPIO BL_EN controls the keypad backlighting; that signal goes to pin 43 of the J601
connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 3 of the J901 connector (on the Option
board). Pin 42 is supplied with 7.5 volts, which is used to power the LEDs on the keypad module.

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4.2.6.3.5 Encryption Module


The encryption module (secure models only) connects directly to the VOCON board and interfaces
directly with the vocoder digital circuitry. It contains one custom microcontroller IC (Armour) to
perform digital, numerical, encryption algorithms.
The encryption modules are designed to digitally encrypt and decrypt voice for ASTRO and
NON-ASTRO in XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000. This section covers the encryption
modules, hardware kits 0104020J49 (Model 1.5), 0104020J50 (Model 2) and 0104020J51 (Model
3).
NOTE: The encryption modules are NOT serviceable. The information contained in this section is
only intended to help determine whether a problem is due to an encryption module or the radio
itself.
The encryption module uses a custom encryption IC and an encryption key variable to perform its
encode/decode function. The encryption key variable is loaded into the encryption module, via the
radio's universal (side) connector, from a hand-held, key variable loader (KVL). The encryption IC
corresponds to the particular encryption algorithm purchased. Table 4.2-2 lists the encryption
algorithms and their corresponding kit numbers.
The encryption module operates from two power supplies (UNSW_B+ and SW_B+). The SW_B+ is
turned on and off by the radio's On/Off switch. The UNSW_B+ provides power to the encryption
module as long as the radio battery is in place.
Key variables are loaded into the encryption module through connector J601, pin 34. Depending on
the type of encryption module, up to 16 keys can be stored in the module at a time. The key can be
infinite key retention or 30-seconds key retention, depending on how the codeplug is set up.
The radio' s host processor communicates with the encryption module on the Synchronous Serial
Interface (SSI) bus. The SSI bus consists of four signal lines. A communications failure between the
host processor and the secure module will be ERROR 09/10 or S03 error message on the display.
To troubleshoot the encryption module, refer to the flowcharts in Chapter 6.2 “UHF1 Troubleshooting
Charts.”

Table 4.2-2. Encryption Module Software Kits and Algorithms

Software
Algorithm
Kit Number

Q667AB (7/ ADP SFWR DSP BASED CRYPTO


800), Q667AE
(V,U1,U2)

Q159AC XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS2000/ATS 3000 UCM HARDWARE ENCRYPTION

Q629AD AES ENCRYPTION

Q625AU DES, DES-XL, DES-OFB ENCRYPTION

Q668AC ADP UCM ENCRYPTION W/DES, DES-XL, DES-OFB

H869BQ MULTI KEY

Q406AC ADP UCM ENCRYPTION

QA00204AA MULTIKEY AND ADP

ADP UCM ENCRYPTION W/AES

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4.2.6.3.6 System Clocks


The Patriot is supplied with two clocks:
1. The first clock, a 16.8 MHz sine wave, comes from the RF portion of the radio. It is
conditioned by the clock buffer circuit, which includes Q709, R722, R740, R743, R729, R797,
C726, C725 and C727.
2. The other clock supplied to Patriot is a 32.768 kHz square wave. This clock is generated by
the external 32.768kHz crystal Y701, and a clock buffer circuit that includes U713, R745,
R746, C743, C792, R742 and R741. This signal is supplied to the CKIL pin on the dual-core
processor.

4.2.6.4 Transmit Audio Path


Refer to Figure 4.2-4. The single-ended internal microphone audio enters the VOCON board through
20 pin side connector (J650), and the internal microphone bias is set by circuitry that includes R751,
R753, C751, C753 and C755. The internal microphone signal is connected to the INT_MIC_P pin,
which is the input terminal on the MAKO IC internal op-amp G1 after the signal is multiplexed. The
gain of the G1 pre-amp is set to +15 dB, which is programmed by dual-core processor SPI lines.
The external microphone audio enters the VOCON board through the remote connector J102, pin10,
and the external microphone bias is set by circuitry that includes R750, R752, C750, C752 and
C754. The external microphone signal is connected to the EXT_MIC_P pin, which is an input
terminal on the MAKO IC internal op-amp G1 after the signal is multiplexed. The gain of the G1
pre-amp is set to +15 dB, which is programmed by dual-core processor SPI lines.
The dual-core processor, through the SPI bus, programs a multiplexer internal to the MAKO IC to
select one of the microphone signals. Then, the selected microphone signal goes through the G1
pre-amplifier stage and on to a programmable gain amplifier (G2) before it goes to the CODEC for
A/ D conversion. The resulting digital data is filtered and sent to the DSP on the CODEC_TX line
from the MAKO IC VC_TX3V pin. After additional filtering and processing, the DSP sends the
data-out from the STDB pin, labeled TX_SSI_DATA to the RF interface connector.
.

Internal Mic Bias INT_MIC_P MAKO IC U701


R751, R753,
C751,
C753, C755
Pre-amp Amp G2
CODEC
G1 Gain Gain = -30
A/D 16-Bit
MUX = 15 dB to 0 dB

External Mic Bias HPF = 200 Hz


R750, R752, EXT_MIC_P & LPF = 3.4
C750, C752 kHz cutoff
C754

MAKO_CS CODEC_TX
SPI_MISOB 4 CODEC_FSYNC
SPI_MOSIB CODEC_DCLK
SCKB
Patriot Patriot RF D/A
SPIB SAP / BBP U201
3

TX_SSI_FSYNC
TX_SSI_CLK
TX_DATA

Figure 4.2-4. VOCON Transmit Audio Path

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4.2.6.5 Receive Audio Path


Refer to Figure 4.2-5. The receive audio data comes from the Abacus III IC U401 (DOUTA) to the
dual-core processor SRDB pin. The DSP decodes the data and sends it out through the CODEC_RX
line to the MAKO IC VC_RX3V pin. The CODEC filters, adds digital programmable gain G1, then
converts the digital data into an analog audio signal, which in turn is sent to programmable
attenuator G3. The signal is then sent through an internal programmable differential preamplifier
(G4) to add gain and outputs the signal on pins VC_OUT_P and VC_OUT_M of the MAKO IC.
This output from the preamp is then filtered through circuitry R798, R844, C764, C765, C790, and
then sent back to 2 independent internal BTL differential power amplifiers, G5 & G6, of the MAKO IC.
The power amplifiers are programmed to a fixed gain of 26 dB through the dual-core processor SPI
lines and PA control registers.
The dual-core processor selects whether the amplified audio is routed to the internal speaker or the
external speaker through the SPI lines based upon which amplifier is turned on as shown in the PA
control block. The output audio is routed on MAKO IC pins INT_SPKR_P and INT_SPKR_M for
internal and EXT_SPKR_P and EXT_SPKR_M for external speaker lines.

ABACUS III MAKO IC U701


U401 Digital CODEC
LPF = 3.4kHz 16-Bit
D/A G1 Digital
RX_SSI_FSYNC Gain = 0 or
RX_SSI_CLK 3 3 1 dB
RX_SSI_DATA

Patriot SAP/BBP G4
Preamp = G3
Patriot SPIB CODEC_RX
0 to 10 Attenuator
CODEC_DCLK
MAKO_CS dB = -52 to 0
CODEC_FSYNC
SPI_MISOB 4 dB

SPI_MOSIB
SCKB
VC_OUT_P
G5
HP & LP EXT PA
Filter = 22kHz, VC_OUT_M =26 dB
200Hz
PA
Control

Internal PA_IN_M
G6
Speaker =
PA_IN_P INT PA
28 ohms
=26 dB

External
Speaker

Figure 4.2-5. VOCON Receive Audio Path

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Chapter 4.3 UHF2 Detailed Theories of Operation

4.3.1 Introduction
This chapter provides a detailed circuit description of the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2250/
XTS 1500/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio board. When reading the theory of operation, refer to the
appropriate schematic and component location diagrams located in the back of this manual. This
detailed theory of operation can help isolate the problem to a particular component.
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500, XTS 2500I, XTS 2250,
XTS 1500, XTS 2000, ATS 3000, MT 1500 Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola
part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

4.3.2 Frequency Synthesis


For UHF Range 2 (450 MHz – 520 MHz), the complete synthesizer subsystem consists of the
following:
• The reference oscillator (Y200)
• Two voltage-controlled oscillators (TX and RX)
• One voltage-controlled oscillator buffer IC (U250)
• The synthesizer (U202)
The reference oscillator contains a temperature-compensated 16.8 MHz crystal. This oscillator is
digitally tuned and contains a temperature-referenced, six-bit, analog-to-digital (A/D) converter. The
output of the oscillator (pin 3 on Y200) is applied to pin 23 (XTAL1) of U202 through capacitor C214.
The voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) are varactor-tuned. The voltage (2 V – 9.5V) varies as it is
being applied to varactors D251 to D254 and D270 to D273 of their respective VCO. The
capacitance of the varactors also varies, thereby changing the output frequency of the VCOs. Both
VCOs are used to cover the entire 70 MHz bandwidth of this UHF range (450 MHz – 520 MHz):
• TX VCO covers the transmit frequencies from 450 MHz – 520 MHz
• RX VCO covers the receive frequencies from 376.65 MHz – 446.65 MHz
The TX and RX VCOs are selected using AUX 3 from U202. Both VCOs are connected to the same
prescaler filter (C292, L266 and R266) feeding back to PREIN of the U202, through C293.
The synthesizer IC consists of the following:
• A prescaler
• A programmable loop divider
• A divider logic control
• A phase detector
• A charge pump
• An A/D converter for low-frequency digital modulation
• A balance attenuator to balance the high-frequency analog modulation to the low-frequency
digital modulation
• A 13V positive voltage multiplier
• A serial interface for control
• A filter for the regulated 5 and 3 volts
4.3-2 UHF2 Detailed Theories of Operation: Antenna Switch

The 13V, being generated by the positive voltage multiplier circuitry, should be present at pin 47 of
U202. The serial interface (SRL) is connected to the microprocessor via the data line (pin 7 of U202),
the clock line (pin 8 of U202), and the chip-enable line (pin 9 of U202).
The complete synthesizer subsystem works as follows:
1. The buffered output of the VCO is present at R294 in receive mode and R275 during transmit
mode.
2. The output of the prescaler filter is present at C293 and applied to pin 32 of U202. The
prescaler in U202 is a dual-modulus type with selectable divider ratios. This divider ratio is
controlled by the loop divider, which in turn receives its input from the SRL. The loop divider
adds or subtracts phase to the prescaler divider by changing the divider ratio via the modulus
control line.
3. The output of the prescaler is then applied to the loop divider.
4. The output of the loop divider then feeds the phase detector. The phase detector will compare
the loop divider's output signal form the VCOs. The VCO signal is divided down after it is
applied to pin 32 of U202. The result of the comparison is a pulsed DC signal which is applied
to the charge pump.
5. The charge pump outputs a current that will be present at pin 43 of U202. The loop filter
consisting of R202, C202, R203, C203, R201, C201, C236, C237, C238, C239 and C240 will
convert this current into a voltage that will be applied to varactors D251, D252, D253, D254,
D270, D271, D272, and D273 to alter the output frequency of the VCO.
In order to modulate the PLL, the following two-port modulation method is utilized: The analog
modulating signal is applied to (1) the A/D converter as well as to (2) the balance attenuator:
1. The A/D converter converts the low-frequency analog modulating signal into a digital code.
When the digital code is applied to the loop divider, it causes the carrier to deviate.
2. The balance attenuator is used to adjust the VCO’s deviation sensitivity to high-frequency
modulating signals.

4.3.3 Antenna Switch


An electronic PIN diode switch steers RF between the receiver and transmitter. The common node of
the switch is at capacitors C171 and C180 for UHF Range 2.
1. In transmit mode:
a. RF is routed to the anode of diode D170.
b. Bias current, sourced from RAW_B+ is routed through PIN diodes D170 and D171,
biasing them to a low-impedance state.
2. In receive mode:
a. RF is routed through C179 to pre-selector filter.
b. PIN diodes D170 and D171 are unbiased and thus at high impedance.

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4.3.4 Receiver
The receiver consists of the following:
• Front end
• Back end

4.3.4.1 Front End


For the purposes of this discussion, the receiver front end is defined as being the circuitry from the
antenna switch to the output of the IF crystal filter. The UHF2 front end converts the received RF
signal to the 1st IF frequency of 73.35 MHz, while at the same time providing for spurious immunity
and adjacent channel selectivity. A review of the inter-stage components of the front end follows,
with emphasis on troubleshooting considerations.
The received RF signal is passed through quarter wavelength components C180, L176, and C178,
(which are anti-resonant at the radio's transmitter frequencies). Both PIN diodes D170 and D171
must be reverse biased to properly route the received RF signal.
Next is the step attenuator (U2). This attenuator provides 15 dB step attenuation to protect the
receiver from strong RF signals. The attenuator is controller by a DSP-based algorithm that
continuously monitors signal strength. When the ON threshold is exceeded (approximately -95
dBM), the attenuator is activated via a DAC in the PCIC by the host. The attenuator remains
activated until the signal drops below the OFF threshold (approximately -115 dBM including the 15
dB attenuation). Hysteresis and timer functions are included in the algorithm to enhance
performance. The algorithm controlling the attenuator is enabled via the CPS for each personality.
When the algorithm is disabled, the attenuator is essentially a short circuit from input to output.
The step following the step attenuator is the varactor-tuned preselector filter made up of C1, C2, C3,
C4, C5, L1, L2, C63, C64, CR1 and CR2. The preselector is positioned right after the antenna switch
to provide the receiver preamp with some protection against strong signal, out-of-band signals, and
first-image suppression.
After the preselector filter, the received signal is applied to the receiver preamp, Q29. The preamp is
a transistor, which has been biased and matched for optimum intermodulation (IM), noise figure
(NF), and gain performance. Components L3 and C7 match the input of the amp to the step
attenuator output. The preamp is supplied by a 5V analog regulator and is biased at approximately
0.75Vdc at the base and 2Vdc at the collector.
The output of the amp is matched to a second two-pole preselector filter of the type previously
discussed. The match is via C35 and L31. The subsequent stage in the receiver chain is the 1st
mixer U1, which uses high-side injection, to convert the RF carrier to an intermediate frequency (IF)
of 73.35 MHz. Since high-side injection is used, the LO frequency is offset above the RF carrier by
73.35 MHz, or Flo = Frf + 73.35 MHz. The mixer utilizes GaAs technology in a double-balanced,
Gilbert Cell configuration.
A balun transformer (T51) is used to couple the RF signal into the mixer. The primary winding of T51
is matched to the preceding stage by L57, C51 and C90. The secondary winding of T51 provides a
differential output. The center tap pin is grounded via an 75-ohm resistor that sets the mixer bias
current.
The final stage in the receiver front end is a two-pole crystal filter (FL51). The crystal filter provides
some of the receiver's adjacent channel selectivity and intermodulation. The crystal filter provides at
least 75dB of second image protection and improves IM distortion in the ABACUS III IC.

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4.3.4.2 Back End


In the ABACUS IC (U401), the first IF frequency is amplified and then down-converted to the second
IF frequency (2.25 MHz). At this point, the analog signal is converted into two digital bit streams by a
sigma-delta A/D converter. The bit streams are then digitally filtered, mixed down to baseband, and
filtered again. The output data stream is then sent to the Patriot IC, where it is decoded to produce
the recovered audio.
The ABACUS IC (U401) is electronically programmable. The amount of filtering, which is dependent
on the radio channel spacing and signal type, is controlled by the microcomputer. Additional filtering,
which used to be provided externally by a conventional ceramic filter, is replaced by internal digital
filters in the ABACUS IC.
The ABACUS IC contains a feedback Automatic Gain Control (AGC) circuit to expand the dynamic
range of the sigma-delta converter. The differential output data contains the quadrature (I and Q)
information in 16-bit words, the AGC information in a 9-bit word, imbedded word sync information,
and fill bits. Two synthesizers are available on the chip for second LO and sampling clock (18 MHz)
generation.
The second LO/VCO is a Colpitts oscillator built around transistor Q401. Varactor diode (D402) in
the VCO is used to adjust the VCO frequency. The control signal for the varactor is derived from a
loop filter consisting of C440, R417, C441, R418, and C480. The sampling clock is derived from a
negative resistance generator (on the chip) available at CLKP, CLKN, and an external tank circuit
(L403, C423, and D401). The loop filter for the clock is realized by C448, R408, and C425.

4.3.5 Transmitter
The RF power amplifier (PA) consists of
• an RF driver (U101) and
• a Silicon N-Channel MOSFET type transistor RF power amplifier (Q101).
RF input drive level of approximately +3dBm is supplied from the transmit VCO buffer. This input
drive level is applied to pin 16 (RFIN) of U101. The dc power is applied to pins 6, 7, and 14 of U101
and to the drain of Q101 via a filtered RAW_B+. Power control is achieved by varying the dc bias
(and thus the gain) at pin 1 of U101 and the gate of Q101. The amplified RF signal leaves the RF
final PA (Q101) at the drain and is applied to the discrete directional coupler via an impedance
match. The RF signal passes through the coupler, a discrete antenna switch, and a discrete
harmonic filter before finally reaching the antenna launch connector.
A portion of the forward RF power is sampled by the directional coupler, applied to the diode (D172)
for rectification, and the resulting dc signal is fed back to pin 1 of the Power Control IC (PCIC, U102).
This dc signal is representative of the forward RF power being passed through the directional
coupler. The dc signal is used by the PCIC to regulate the transmitted RF power level.
The PCIC is the heart of the power control loop. The rectified feedback is internally compared to an
internal Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) output voltage in the PCIC to determine the amount of DC
bias voltage at pin 4. This voltage at pin 4 of the PCIC controls the gain (and thus the output power,
as explained above) of the RF driver (U101) and the RF power amplifier (Q101) via a fixed resistor
divider network.
U103 senses the temperature of the printed circuit board (PCB) near the RF Power Amplifier (Q101)
and provides a dc level representative of this temperature to pin 30 of the PCIC. The PCIC uses this
input to cut back the output power level after a certain temperature threshold is reached. This
ensures (1) radio integrity while transmitting in extreme ambient conditions hotter than the radio’s
operating temperature range and (2) acts as a safety feature to prevent any thermal runaway fault
conditions.

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Pin 32 of the PCIC powers the Temperature Sense IC (U103) and forward biases the antenna switch
diodes (D170 and D171) while the radio is in transmit mode. This routes the RF signal from the
transmitter to the antenna, as explained above. The antenna switch diodes are not biased during
receive and standby modes; therefore, any RF signal present at the antenna is applied to the
receiver.

4.3.6 VOCON Functional Blocks


The three main functional blocks of the VOCON section consist of the following sections:
• the Controller and Memory Section, consisting of the following components:
- the Patriot IC (U800)
- the dual-core processor with the microcontroller unit (MCU) and a digital signal processor
(DSP)
- the SRAM IC (U804) and FLASH IC (U803) memory devices.
• the Audio and Power Section and digital support are all embedded into the MAKO IC (U701).
• the Interface Support Section, consisting of the following components:
- the ESD protection circuitry
- the side connector interface circuitry, and
- the Option board.

4.3.6.1 Controller and Memory Section


Three main ICs are in the controller and memory section of the main board schematic: the Patriot IC
(U800), the static RAM (SRAM) (U804), and the Flash memory (U803).

4.3.6.1.1 Patriot IC (U800)


The Patriot IC (U800) is a dual-core processor containing both a 32-bit microcontroller unit (MCU)
and a 16-bit digital signal processor (DSP) in one IC package. It comes in a 256 pin, ball grid array
(BGA) package with 1mm pitch solder balls. The Patriot is supplied with two voltages: 1.875 volts
(E801) and 2.9 volts (E800). The 1.875-volt supply is used as the core voltage as well as the
interface to the memory devices and display. Most of the pins on the Patriot operate from the 2.9-volt
supply.
There are two main clocks that are provided to the Patriot:
1. The CKIH pin is provided by a 16.8MHz sine wave; this is the most important clock since it is
internally used to generate the clocks for both the MCU and DSP cores, as well as most of
the peripherals.
2. A 2.9-volt peak-to-peak 32.768kHz square wave is supplied to the MCU and DSP cores. It is
generated by an external 32.768kHz crystal (Y701), and a clock buffer circuit that includes
U712, U713, U714, C742, C743, C791, C743, C792, R745, R747, R748, R799, R741 and
R742. This signal is supplied to the CKIL pin on the dual-core processor. While not as widely
used as the 16.8MHz clock, the 32.768kHz clock is needed by some components in the dual-
core processor, including the reset circuitry.

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4.3.6.1.1.1 Microcontroller Unit (MCU)


The MCU portion of the Patriot has 22.5Kx32 bits of internal RAM and 1Kx32 bits of internal ROM.
The internal ROM is used for the bootstrapping code. The MCU has several peripherals, including
the following:
• an External Interface Module (EIM)
• the Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI)
• two Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART) modules, and
• the One-Wire Interface module.
The MCU communicates internally to the DSP through the MCU/DSP Interface (MDI).
External Interface Module (EIM)
The External Interface Module (EIM) is the MCU's interface to the SRAM (U804), Flash Memory
(U803), and the display. The EIM lines include the following:
• 24 external address lines
• 16 external bi-directional data lines
• 6 chip selects lines
• read/write line, and
• output enable line, among others.
All of the EIM lines operate at 1.8-volt logic levels; the EIM operates at the MCU clock speed.
Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI)
The Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI) is the MCU's programming interface to
other ICs. The Patriot has two independent SPI busses, and each has its own clock line, data-out
line (MOSI), and data-in line (MISO). There are 10 SPI chip selects (SPICS) that are programmable
to either SPI A, the RF board's SPI bus, or to SPI B, the dedicated VOCON SPI bus. The devices on
the SPI A bus include the following:
• the PCIC and FRACN IC on the SPICS4, and
• the ABACUS III on SPICS5.
There is one SPI B chip select used for the MAKO IC U701 on SPICS2 (TP_MAKO_CE). All of the
lines of the SPI module operate at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.3.6.1.1.).
There are several devices on the RF board that only have one bi-directional SPI data line.
Components U801, U802, and Q801 are configured by the MCU GPIO pin TOUT13 (MISOA_SEL)
to route the data line to the appropriate pin on the Patriot depending on which SPI device is being
accessed.
Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART)
The Patriot has two Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART) modules. UART1
(primary UART) handles the RS 232 lines while UART 2 is not used. The primary UART has the
following lines:
• a receive data line URXD
• a transmit data line UTXD, and
• hardware flow control signals RTS (request to send) and CTS (clear to send).
All UART lines are operating at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.3.6.1.1.).

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One-Wire Interface
The MCU has a One-Wire Interface module that is used to communicate to a One-Wire device like a
USB cable or a smart battery using the Dallas Semiconductor protocol. This module has one
external pin, OWIRE_DAT (U800 pin F6), and it uses the GPIO voltage logic level.

4.3.6.1.1.2 Digital Signal Processor (DSP)


The DSP portion of the Patriot has 84Kx24 bits of program RAM and 62Kx16 bits of data RAM.The
DSP has its own set of peripherals including the following:
• the Baseband Interface Port (BBP)
• the DSP Timer module, and
• the Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP).
Additionally, the DSP shares some peripherals with the MCU, including the USB interface and the
General Purpose Input/Output module (GPIO).
Baseband Interface Port (BBP)
The Baseband Interface Port (BBP) module is the DSP's serial synchronous interface (SSI) to the
RF board. The BBP has independent sections for the receiver and the transmitter. The receiver BBP
pins include
• the receive data pin SRDB
• the receive clock signal pin SC0B, and
• the receive frame synchronization (sync) signal pin SC1B.
The transmitter's BBP pins include
• the transmit data pin STDB (R816)
• the transmit clock signal pin SCKB (TCLK test point), and
• the transmit frame sync signal pin SC2B (TSYNC).
All BBP lines use the GPIO voltage level (see section 4.3.6.1.1.).
DSP Timer Module
While the BBP receive clock and frame sync signals are supplied by the ABACUS III from the RF
board, the BBP transmit clock and frame sync signals are generated by the MAKO IC using the
16.8MHz clock (connected to the TCXO_IN M1 pin). The BBP transmit clock and frame sync signals,
along with the BBP transmit data signal, are connected to the Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) on
the RF board.
Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP)
The Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP) module is the DSP's serial synchronous interface (SSI) to the
audio codec on the MAKO IC. The SAP interface consist of four signals:
• the SAP clock line pin SCKA (CODEC_DCLK, R772)
• the SAP frame sync line pin SC2A (CODEC_FSYNC, R773)
• the SAP receive data line pin SRDA (CODEC_TX, R774), and
• the transmit data line pin STDA (CODEC_RX, R775).
The SAP clock is generated by the MAKO IC, U701, and it is a 512kHz, 2.9-volt peak-to-peak wave.
The SAP frame sync signal is also generated by the MAKO IC, U701 and it is an 8 kHz, 2.9-volt
peak-to-peak square wave.

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Universal Serial Bus (USB)


The Patriot's USB peripheral, shared by the MCU and the DSP, provides the required buffering and
protocol to communicate on the Universal Serial Bus. The Patriot supports USB slave functionality.
• For receive data: the receive data is routed from the MAKO IC (U701) integrated USB
transceiver. Single ended positive data is generated at U701 pin B9 and is sent to the dual-core
processor pin URXD_RTS. USB data minus comes from U701 pin C9 and is sent to URXD1 of
the dual-core processor.
• For transmit data: the USB data comes out of the Patriot UTXD1 pin and goes to the MAKO IC
pin C8.
General Purpose Input/Output Module (GPIO)
The GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) Module is shared by the MCU and the DSP. This module
consists of four 16-pin bi-directional ports and a 15 pin bi-directional port. While some of these pins
on these ports are being used for other functions (UART, SPI, SAP, BBP, and Interrupt pins), the
remaining pins on those ports may be programmed to become GPIOs that may be used by either the
DSP or the MCU. Each GPIO pin has up to 8 alternate output functions and up to 4 alternate input
functions. This allows for the GPIO pins to be routed internally to pertinent Patriot modules.
Additionally, the GPIO module adds selectable edge-triggered or level-sensitive interrupt
functionality to the GPIO pins. An example of GPIO pins include the following:
• the LED control signals (RED_LED and GREEN_LED).

4.3.6.1.2 SRAM (U804)


The static RAM (SRAM) is an asynchronous, 1 MB CMOS device that is capable of 70 ns access
speed. It is supplied with 1.8 volts. The SRAM has 19 address lines and 16 data lines connected to
the External Interface Module (EIM) of the Patriot IC through the ADDR(23:0) and DATA(15:0)
busses.
The SRAM has an active low chip-select EN_CE that is connected to the EIM CS2_N pin. When the
SRAM EN_CE pin is not asserted, the SRAM is in standby mode, which reduces current
consumption.
Two other control signals from the EIM that change the mode of the SRAM are the read/write signal
(R/W), and the output enable signal (OE). The R/W of the EIM is connected to the SRAM EN_WE
pin while the OE signal from the EIM is connected to the SRAM EN_OE pin. The SRAM is in read
mode when the EN_WE pin is not asserted and the EN_OE pin is asserted. The SRAM is in write
mode when the EN_WE pin is asserted, regardless of the state of the EN_OE pin.
The other SRAM pins are the lower byte enable pin EN_BLE and the upper byte enable pin
EN_BHE. These pins are used to determine which byte (EN_BLE controls data lines 0-7 and
EN_BHE controls data lines 8-15) is being used when there is a read or a write request from the
Patriot. The EN_BLE pin is controlled by the EIM EB1_N signal while the EN_BHE pin is controlled
by the EB0_N signal.

4.3.6.1.3 Flash Memory (U803)


The Flash memory IC is a 8-megabyte CMOS device with simultaneous read/write or simultaneous
read/erase operation capabilities with 70 ns access speed. It is supplied with 1.8 volts. The Flash
memory has its 22 address lines and 16 data lines connected to the EIM of the Patriot IC through the
ADDR(23:0) and DATA(15:0) busses. The Flash memory contains host firmware, DSP firmware,
codeplug data, and tuning values.

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The RESET_OUT of the Patriot IC (U800) is at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.1.6.1.1).
Components CR800 and R812 are used to convert the voltage down to a 1.8-volt logic level, and this
1.8 volt reset signal is fed to the Flash RESET pin. When this pin is asserted (active low logic), the
Flash is in reset mode. In this mode, the internal circuitry powers down and the outputs become high
impedance connections.
The Flash active low chip select pin, EN_CE, is connected to the active low CS0 pin (TP_CS0 test
point) of the EIM. When the EN_CE is not asserted, the Flash is in standby mode which reduces the
current consumption.
Several other active low controls pins determine what mode the Flash memory is in:
• the address valid pin ADV which is connected to the EIM LBA signal
• the output enable pin EN_OE that is connected to the EIM OE signal, and
• the write enable pin EN_WE which connected to the EIM EB1 signal.
For read mode, the ADV and EN_OE pins would be asserted while the EN_WE pin would not be
asserted. When the EN_WE is asserted and the EN_OE pin is non-asserted, the Flash would
operate in the write mode.

RESET_OUT 3V to 1.8V RESET

LBA ADV
CSO
CS0 EN_CE

EB1 EN_WE Flash


OE EN_OE
U803
A(23:1)
A(22:0)

Patriot D(15:0)
U800

A(19:1)
A(23:0) A(18:0)

D(15:0) D(15:0)

EN_OE
SRAM
EN_BLE
U804
EB0 EN_BHE

CS2 EN_CE

R_X* EN_WE

Figure 4.3-1. Controller Memory Interface

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4.3.6.2 Audio and Power Section


Two main ICs reside in the audio and power section of the schematic diagram:
• the MAKO IC (U701)
• the VSW1 Driver IC (Q702)

4.3.6.2.1 MAKO IC (U701)


The MAKO IC is a mixed-signal IC that provides control, clock generation, digital support, audio, and
voltage regulation functionality. It comes in a 176-pin, ball-grid array (BGA) package with 0.8mm
pitch solder balls. The MAKO IC is supplied with switched battery voltage SW_B+.

4.3.6.2.1.1 Voltage Regulation


The MAKO IC contains all of the regulators that are used in the design of the VOCON board:
VSW1, VSW2, V_2.9, V1.55, V1.875, and VCC5. VSW1 is a programmable switching regulator
controlled by the MAKO IC on pin SW1_SUMCOMP_DL, while the current is sourced by a driver
Q702 using the switched battery voltage (SW_B+). The switching frequency of VSW1 is
programmable by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The VSW1 voltage is supplied to the
input pin of MAKO's VSW2 regulator (pin SW2_VCCS).
The VSW2 regulator is a SPI programmable switching regulator. The initial and programmed output
of VSW2 at C715 is 2.3 volts. The VSW2 voltage is used internal to the MAKO IC to supply the 1.875
volt (V1.875) and 1.55 volt (V1.55) linear voltage regulators. The V1.875 voltage at L703 is supplied
to the dual-core processor U800 (EIM voltage), SRAM U804, and Flash memory U803. The V1.55
voltage at R718 is supplied to the dual-core processor U800 (core voltage).
The V_2.9 volt regulator is a linear regulator within the MAKO IC that used VSW1 as its input. The
initial output of V_2.9 at L704 is 2.775 volts, which is then programmed to 2.9 volts by the dual-core
processor via the SPI bus. The V_2.9 voltage is supplied to the dual-core processor (I/O ring - SPI,
BBP, SAP, UART, GPIO, etc.), the display module connector J601, and the many discrete
components that interface with the dual-core processor and the MAKO IC.

4.3.6.2.1.2 Microcontroller Unit (MCU) Interface


The MAKO IC has a four-wire, SPI connection to the dual-core processor (SPI B). The SPI B clock is
connected to the SPI_CLK pin E6. The SPI B MOSI line is connected to the SPI_DI pin B6. The SPI
B MISO line is connected to the SPI_DO pin C6. The MAKO SPI B chip-select signal is connected to
the SPI_CS pin D6. Through this interface, the dual-core processor can program the voltage
regulators, the CODEC, the transmit and receive audio filters and amplifiers, digital support
multiplexing, and read information from the ADC.
The MAKO IC has a 10-bit ADC with eight general-purpose channels and two voltage-monitoring
channels. Five out of the eight general-purpose channels are assigned to the display backlight
button on the control head (ATOD_2), the monitor volume (ATOD_1), the two-position toggle switch
(ATOD_3), the OPT_SEL_IN (ATOD_8), and board type ID (ATOD_5). The other three general
purpose channels are unused. Battery voltage is also monitored by the ADC. The dual-core
processor reads the ADC values through the SPI bus.

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4.3.6.2.1.3 Audio Circuitry


A16-bit CODEC is integrated into the MAKO IC and programmable by the dual-core processor
through the SPI bus. The CODEC converts microphone audio data into a digital bit stream for
processor by the DSP and converts receive audio data that was processed by the DSP into an
analog audio signal for amplification to a speaker. The CODEC interfaces to the DSP through the 4-
wire SAP bus. The CODEC clock, which is 512kHz, is generated by the MAKO IC and supplied on
the VC_DCLK pin (R772). The CODEC 8 kHz frame synchronization signal is generated by the
MAKO IC and supplied on the VC_FSYNC pin (R773). The CODEC transmit data signal is on the
VC_TX3V pin and the CODEC receive data signal is on the VC_RX pin. For the MAKO IC to
generate the clock and frame sync signals, a 24.576 MHz crystal Y702 is supplied to the XOUT and
XIN pins.
The MAKO IC contains internal amplification (digital and analog), filtering, and multiplexing
functionality for both receive and transmit audio. These functions are programmable by the dual core
processor through the SPI bus. The input for the internal microphone audio (C755) is the
INT_MIC_P pin, while the input for the external microphone audio (C754) is the EXT_MIC_P pin.
The differential output for the internal speaker is the INT_SPKR_P pin and INT_SPKR_M pin. The
differential output for the external speaker is the EXT_SPKR_P pin (C769) and EXT_SPKR_M pin
(C768).

4.3.6.2.2 Regulator
The 5 V regulator is internal to the MAKO IC and uses SW_B+ as its input voltage at pin V08_I
(C720). The 5 V supply (L705) is used by the bi-directional voltage translators integrated into the
MAKO IC, the MAKO IC protection diodes, and the ESD protection circuitry.
The 1.55 V regulator (programmable through the SPI bus) is integrated into the MAKO IC. This
regulator uses VSW2 to source the current. The 1.55 V supply (R718) is used by the dual-core
processor U701 for it core voltage and clock amplifier.

4.3.6.2.3 Audio Pre-Amplifier


The audio pre-amplifier is integrated into the MAKO IC. The pre-amplifier's supply voltage and gain
are programmable and controlled by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The input to the
pre-amplifier is routed from the internal gain stages within the MAKO IC. The differential output of the
pre-amplifier is the VC_OUT_P pin (R844) and VC_OUT_M pin (R798).

4.3.6.2.4 Audio Power Amplifier


The audio power amplifier, supplied by SW_B+, is integrated into the MAKO IC U701. The audio PA
is a programmable BTL type and is controlled by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The
operational state of the PA, as well as selecting between the internal and external audio path, is
controlled by the dual-core processor via the SPI bus.
The differential input to the audio PA comes from a low-pass filter (R844, R798, C764, C765, and
C790) at the output of the audio pre-amplifier.

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4.3.6.3 Interface Support Section


The interface support section includes the following:
• the MAKO IC (U701)
• the ESD protection circuitry, and
• the universal connector interface circuitry.

4.3.6.3.1 MAKO IC U701


The digital-support functions are performed by the MAKO IC. The MAKO IC is contained in a 176-pin
BGA with 0.8mm pitch solder balls. The MAKO IC is supplied with three clocks. It is supplied with a
16.8 MHz clock from the transceiver board. It uses a 32.768 kHz crystal to boot up the dual core
processor and for the real-time clock. It also uses a 24.576 MHz crystal to generate the SAP clock
and frame synchronization signals.
The MAKO IC includes that one-wire option detect support, watchdog timer, and the radio's universal
(accessory) side connector interface. It also monitors the position of the on/off switch in order to
control the power-up/power-down sequence.

4.3.6.3.1.1 Side Connector Interface, Logic Level Translation, and Boot Data Path Control
The LH Data bidirectional translation is performed internal to the MAKO IC and 3V logic level is on
MAKO pin SB96D_BDO_KF_3V.

4.3.6.3.1.2 USB Transceiver


The USB transceiver is internal to MAKO IC U701, and is capable of transmitting and receiving serial
data at a rate of 12 megabits per second. The differential USB data comes from the side connector,
through the 33-ohm resistors R837 and R838 and then to the USB1_DP and USB1_DM pins on
U701. The data will then go through some interfacing and multiplexing internal to the transceiver for
6-wire USB operation and onto the output pins. The USB receive interface through the transceiver to
the dual core processor is as follows: DP routed to USB_VPI, DM routed to URXD1_USB_VMI, and
the differentially decoded data is output on URTS1_XRXD pin.
The USB transmitter is enabled when the RS232_USB* and USB_TXENAB signals are both driven
low by the dual-core processor. The single-ended data is output from the dual-core processor on the
UTXD1_USB_VPO pin and goes to USB1_DAT_TXD on U701. The data is driven out differentially
on the USB1_DP and USB1_DM pins, which go to the side connector. The dual-core processor
sends the single-ended zero signal from pin USB_VMO to the USB1_SE0 pin on U701.
When a USB cable is attached, pin CTS_CABLE_DET_5V is driven low and goes through level
translation in U701 and the output of CTS_CABLE_DET_3V is pulsed low and sent to the dual-core
processor. This line controls the USB and RS232 modes so that the data that is on those lines are
routed to the USB transceiver when a cable is detected. If a USB cable is not detected,
CTS_CABLE_DET_3V is high, the transceiver is put in suspend mode and the DP and DM pins can
now handle 5V tolerance for RS232 mode.

4.3.6.3.1.3 One-Wire Support


New options and accessories that attach to the side connector are identified by the dual-core
processor using the One-Wire protocol. The One-Wire pin on the side connector serves as the
One-Wire data pin. This signal is connected to the ONE_WIRE_OPT pin. This pin is connected to
the dual-core processor One-wire bus ONE_WIRE_UP through the MAKO IC, U701, internal
isolation switch controlled by the SPI commands sent from the dual-core processor. This isolation is
needed to prevent possible contention on the One-Wire bus when a smart battery is attached to the
radio.

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These new accessories are to ground, designator R666, of the side connector. When this occurs, the
ONE_WIRE_OPT is asserted and the dual-core processor detects the change. The dual-core
processor then sends a command through the SPI lines to the U701 MAKO IC to connect the side
connector One-Wire line to the dual-core processor One-Wire bus. In the case of the USB cable, the
dual-core processor reads the One-Wire data from the cable and, upon determining that a USB
cable is attached, programs the digital-support IC for USB mode.

4.3.6.3.1.4 Watchdog Timer


The watchdog timer is a 125ms counter that is integrated into the MAKO IC U701 and used during
the power down sequence. The MAKO IC will begin the power down sequence when a low-to-high
transition occurs on MECH_SW pin (MAKO pin E4). Once this transition occurs, the MAKO IC
begins the watchdog timer. Upon expiration, RESETX (MAKO pin C5) is asserted and all of the
MAKO regulators are shutdown. The dual-core processor can refresh the watchdog timer so that the
software has enough time to complete its tasks before the power is taken away.

4.3.6.3.1.5 32 kHz Oscillator and CMOS Output


There is an internal 32kHz oscillator circuitry to the MAKO IC U301 that is based off of a 32.768 kHz
crystal Y701 and additional load capacitors C701 and C702. The output of the 32 kHz oscillator is a
logic_vdd voltage (approximately 2.9 volts peak-to-peak), 32kHz +/- 20% square wave on pin
GATED_32K_CLK. This 32 kHz signal is routed through an analog switch U302 and sent to the
dual-core processor CKIL pin. This signal is only used to boot up the dual-core processor.
After the dual-core processor boots up, the select input (R799) of the analog switch is asserted high
allowing for the processor to receive an accurate 32.768 kHz, 2.9 V peak-to-peak square wave. This
signal is generated by tapping the output of the 32.768 crystal and buffering the signal with the
following components: U713, R745, R746, C743, C792, R742, and R741. The 32.768 kHz clock
signal allows for the completion of real-time applications.

4.3.6.3.2 ESD Protection Circuitry


Several components on the VOCON section were added to protect the circuitry from Electrostatic
Discharge (ESD). The side connector signal lines are exposed and require ESD protection
components. These protection components include:
• 5.6 volt zeners (VR659 and VR662) on the CTS and RTS lines, microphone lines, and the
option select lines
• 12 volt zener (VR650) on the internal and external speaker audio lines
• 13 volt zener (VR658) on the OPTB+ line, and
• low capacitance ESD suppressors (VR678, VR651, and VR652) on the USB data lines.

4.3.6.3.3 Universal Connector (Side Connector) Interface Circuitry


An important circuit in the side connector interface is the Option Select 2 line comparator. The
op-amp (U601) is used as a comparator for the option select 2 line. The voltage divider network of
R658 and R673 determines the comparator threshold. The remaining components on the side
connector interface consist of current-limiting serial resistors and noise-suppressing shunt
capacitors.

4.3.6.3.3.1 Universal Connector (Side Connector) and Option Selects


The universal connector is located on the side of the radio. It is the external port or interface to the
outside, and is used for programming and interfacing to external accessories. The universal
connector is connected to the main board via a flex circuit at connector J650.

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Most of the signals are extensions of circuits described in other areas of this manual. However, there
are two option select pins used to configure special modes: Option Select 1 and Option Select 2.
These pins are controlled by accessories connected to the universal connector. Connections to the
universal connector and J650 are shown in Figure 4.3-2. and Figure 4.3-3., respectively.
Table 4.3-1 outlines their functions as defined at the universal connector.

1
OPT_SEL1 2
EXT_SPKR
EXT_MIC
OPTB+/VPP
OPT_SEL2
SPKR_COM
RTS
GND
SB9600_BUSY
CTS
RS232_DOUT/USB_D+
RS232_DIN/USB_D-
SB9600_DATA/KEYFAIL 12
13

MAEPF-27431-O

Figure 4.3-2. Universal (Side) Connector

Signal Name J650-Pin #


GND 1, 11, 19, 20
INT_SPK+ 2
INT_SPKR- 3
OPT_SEL1 4
EXT_SPK+ 5 1 20
EXT_MIC 6
OPT_B+_VPP 7
OPT_SEL2 8 J650
SPKR_COM 9
RTS_USB_PWR 10
LH_BUSY 12
CTS 13
RS232_TX_USB+ 14
RS232_TX_USB- 15
LH_DATA_KEYFAIL 16
NC 17
INT_MIC 18 MAEPF-27467-O

Figure 4.3-3. VOCON Connector J650

Table 4.3-1. Option Select Functions

FUNCTION Option Select 1 Option Select 2

External PTT 0 0

No Function (Normal) 1 1

Man Down 1 0

External Speaker 0 1

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4.3.6.3.4 The Option Board


The Option Board consists of the "keypad module" and the "display module" for models II and III of
the XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio.

4.3.6.3.4.1 Display Module


An optional integral 96 pixels by 64 pixels LCD display module is available with either a 3 x 2 keypad
with a navigational button (Model II radios), or 3 x 6 keypad with a navigational button (Model III
radios). This unit is not considered field-repairable. The display module is connected to the VOCON
section through the flex connector (J900).
The display is controlled by the Patriot's MCU core. The MCU core programs the display through the
following:
• EIM data lines D0 – D7 (pins 9 through 16, respectively),
• the display chip select line (pin 5),
• the EIM "write only" line (pin 8), and
• the EIM address 0 line (pin 7).
The EIM address 0 is used to select the register to be programmed. The Patriot may reset the
display module through pin 6. The display is supplied with 1.8 volts (C901) to pin 17and 3 volts
(C902) to pin 18.
The Patriot GPIO BL_EN controls the display backlighting; that signal goes to pin 43 of the J601
connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 3 of the J901 connector (on the Option
board).
Pin 4 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 42 on the J901
connector (on the Option board) is supplied with 7.5 volts. The 7.5 volts is used to power the LEDs
on the display module.
Pin 2 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 44 on the J901
connector (on the Option board), is supplied with the V2 regulated voltage. The V2 regulated voltage
is used to power DISPLAY_VCC.
Pin 1 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 45 on the J901
connector (on the Option board), is supplied with 1.8 volts. The 1.8 volts is used to power
DISPLAY_VDD.

4.3.6.3.4.2 Keypad Module


The keypad module is connected to the main board through flex connector (J601) on the radio board
schematic and J901 on the Option board schematic. The keypad is read though a row-and-column
matrix made up of ROW0, ROW1, ROW2, ROW3, ROW4, ROW5, ROW6 and COL0, COL1, and
COL2. This totals 18 keys on the keypad. When a key is pressed, a row and a column are connected
to one another.
The Patriot determines a key press by a scanning algorithm. Each column line is configured as an
open drain output and pulled low. The Patriot then scans the row pins (each row pin has an internal
pull up resistor). If a row signal is read low, then the Patriot determines that a key was pressed. If
none of the row signal lines are low, then another column line is pulled low and the row scanning
routine occurs.
The Patriot GPIO BL_EN controls the keypad backlighting; that signal goes to pin 43 of the J601
connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 3 of the J901 connector (on the Option
board). Pin 42 is supplied with 7.5 volts, which is used to power the LEDs on the keypad module.

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4.3.6.3.5 Encryption Module


The encryption module (secure models only) connects directly to the VOCON board and interfaces
directly with the vocoder digital circuitry. It contains one custom microcontroller IC (Armour) to
perform digital, numerical, encryption algorithms.
The encryption modules are designed to digitally encrypt and decrypt voice for ASTRO and
NON-ASTRO in XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000. This section covers the encryption
modules, hardware kits 0104020J49 (Model 1.5), 0104020J50 (Model 2) and 0104020J51 (Model
3).
NOTE: The encryption modules are NOT serviceable. The information contained in this section is
only intended to help determine whether a problem is due to an encryption module or the radio
itself.
The encryption module uses a custom encryption IC and an encryption key variable to perform its
encode/decode function. The encryption key variable is loaded into the encryption module, via the
radio's universal (side) connector, from a hand-held, key variable loader (KVL). The encryption IC
corresponds to the particular encryption algorithm purchased. Table 4.3-2 lists the encryption
algorithms and their corresponding kit numbers.
The encryption module operates from two power supplies (UNSW_B+ and SW_B+). The SW_B+ is
turned on and off by the radio's On/Off switch. The UNSW_B+ provides power to the encryption
module as long as the radio battery is in place.
Key variables are loaded into the encryption module through connector J601, pin 34. Depending on
the type of encryption module, up to 16 keys can be stored in the module at a time. The key can be
infinite key retention or 30-seconds key retention, depending on how the codeplug is set up.
The radio' s host processor communicates with the encryption module on the Synchronous Serial
Interface (SSI) bus. The SSI bus consists of four signal lines. A communications failure between the
host processor and the secure module will be ERROR 09/10 or S03 error message on the display.
To troubleshoot the encryption module, refer to the flowcharts in Chapter 6.3 “UHF2 Troubleshooting
Charts.”

Table 4.3-2. Encryption Module Software Kits and Algorithms

Software
Algorithm
Kit Number

Q667AB (7/ ADP SFWR DSP BASED CRYPTO


800), Q667AE
(V,U1,U2)

Q159AC XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 UCM HARDWARE ENCRYPTION

Q629AD AES ENCRYPTION

Q625AU DES, DES-XL, DES-OFB ENCRYPTION

Q668AC ADP UCM ENCRYPTION W/DES, DES-XL, DES-OFB

H869BQ MULTI KEY

Q406AC ADP UCM ENCRYPTION

QA00204AA MULTIKEY AND ADP

ADP UCM ENCRYPTION W/AES

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4.3.6.3.6 System Clocks


The Patriot is supplied with two clocks:
1. The first clock, a 16.8 MHz sine wave, comes from the RF portion of the radio. It is
conditioned by the clock buffer circuit, which includes Q709, R722, R740, R729, R797, C726,
C725 and C727.
2. The other clock supplied to Patriot is a 32.768 kHz square wave. This clock is generated by
the external 32.768kHz crystal Y701, and a clock buffer circuit that includes U713, R745,
R746, C743, C792, R742 and R741. This signal is supplied to the CKIL pin on the dual-core
processor.

4.3.6.4 Transmit Audio Path


Refer to Figure 4.3-4. The single-ended internal microphone audio enters the VOCON board through
20 pin side connector (J650), and the internal microphone bias is set by circuitry that includes R751,
R753, C751, C753 and C755. The internal microphone signal is connected to the INT_MIC_P pin,
which is the input terminal on the MAKO IC internal op-amp G1 after the signal is multiplexed. The
gain of the G1 pre-amp is set to +15 dB, which is programmed by dual-core processor SPI lines.
The external microphone audio enters the VOCON board through the remote connector J102, pin10,
and the external microphone bias is set by circuitry that includes R750, R752, C750, C752 and
C754. The external microphone signal is connected to the EXT_MIC_P pin, which is an input
terminal on the MAKO IC internal op-amp G1 after the signal is multiplexed. The gain of the G1 pre-
amp is set to +15 dB, which is programmed by dual-core processor SPI lines.
The dual-core processor, through the SPI bus, programs a multiplexer internal to the MAKO IC to
select one of the microphone signals. Then, the selected microphone signal goes through the G1
pre-amplifier stage and on to a programmable gain amplifier (G2) before it goes to the CODEC for
A/ D conversion. The resulting digital data is filtered and sent to the DSP on the CODEC_TX line
from the MAKO IC VC_TX3V pin. After additional filtering and processing, the DSP sends the data-
out from the STDB pin, labeled TX_SSI_DATA to the RF interface connector.
.

Internal Mic Bias INT_MIC_P MAKO IC U701


R751, R753,
C751,
C753, C755
Pre-amp Amp G2
CODEC
G1 Gain Gain = -30
A/D 16-Bit
MUX = 15 dB to 0 dB

External Mic Bias HPF = 200 Hz


R750, R752, EXT_MIC_P & LPF = 3.4
C750, C752 kHz cutoff
C754

MAKO_CS CODEC_TX
SPI_MISOB 4 CODEC_FSYNC
SPI_MOSIB CODEC_DCLK
SCKB
Patriot Patriot RF D/A
SPIB SAP / BBP U201
3

TX_SSI_FSYNC
TX_SSI_CLK
TX_DATA

Figure 4.3-4. VOCON Transmit Audio Path

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4.3.6.5 Receive Audio Path


Refer to Figure 4.3-5. The receive audio data comes from the Abacus III IC U401 (DOUTA) to the
dual-core processor SRDB pin. The DSP decodes the data and sends it out through the CODEC_RX
line to the MAKO IC VC_RX3V pin. The CODEC filters, adds digital programmable gain G1, then
converts the digital data into an analog audio signal, which in turn is sent to programmable
attenuator G3. The signal is then sent through an internal programmable differential preamplifier
(G4) to add gain and outputs the signal on pins VC_OUT_P and VC_OUT_M of the MAKO IC.
This output from the preamp is then filtered through circuitry R798, R844, C764, C765, C790, and
then sent back to 2 independent internal BTL differential power amplifiers, G5 & G6, of the MAKO IC.
The power amplifiers are programmed to a fixed gain of 26 dB through the dual-core processor SPI
lines and PA control registers.
The dual-core processor selects whether the amplified audio is routed to the internal speaker or the
external speaker through the SPI lines based upon which amplifier is turned on as shown in the PA
control block. The output audio is routed on MAKO IC pins INT_SPKR_P and INT_SPKR_M for
internal and EXT_SPKR_P and EXT_SPKR_M for external speaker lines.

ABACUS III MAKO IC U701


U401 Digital CODEC
LPF = 3.4kHz 16-Bit
D/A G1 Digital
RX_SSI_FSYNC Gain = 0 or
RX_SSI_CLK 3 3 1 dB
RX_SSI_DATA

Patriot SAP/BBP G4
Preamp = G3
Patriot SPIB CODEC_RX
0 to 10 Attenuator
CODEC_DCLK
MAKO_CS dB = -52 to 0
CODEC_FSYNC
SPI_MISOB 4 dB

SPI_MOSIB
SCKB
VC_OUT_P
G5
HP & LP EXT PA
Filter = 22kHz, VC_OUT_M =26 dB
200Hz
PA
Control

Internal PA_IN_M
G6
Speaker =
PA_IN_P INT PA
28 ohms
=26 dB

External
Speaker

Figure 4.3-5. VOCON Receive Audio Path

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Chapter 4.4 700/800 MHz Detailed Theories of
Operation

4.4.1 Introduction
This chapter provides a detailed circuit description of the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2250/
XTS 1500/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio board. When reading the theory of operation, refer to the
appropriate schematic and component location diagrams located in the back of this manual. This
detailed theory of operation can help isolate the problem to a particular component.
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500, XTS 2500I, XTS 2250,
XTS 1500, XTS 2000, ATS 3000 MT 1500 Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola
part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

4.4.2 Frequency Synthesis


The complete synthesizer subsystem consists of the following:
• The reference oscillator (Y200)
• The voltage-controlled oscillators (Q210,Q212, and Q214)
• The voltage-controlled oscillator buffer IC (U250)
• The synthesizer (U201)
The reference oscillator contains a temperature-compensated 16.8 MHz crystal. This oscillator is
digitally tuned and contains a temperature-referenced, six-bit, analog-to-digital (A/D) converter. The
output of the oscillator (pin 3 on Y200) is applied to pin K9 (XTAL1) of U201 through capacitor C243
and resistor R217.
The voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) are varactor-tuned. The voltage (2 V – 11 V) varies as it
is being applied to varactors D210, D211, and D212 of their respective VCO. The capacitance of the
varactors also varies, thereby changing the output frequency of the VCOs. The three VCOs are used
to cover the entire 700/800MHz band.
• VCO1 covers the RX (downlink) 800 MHz band and the talkaround 700 MHz (764 MHz – 776 MHz)
band.
• VCO2 covers the TX (uplink) 700/800MHz (794 MHz – 824 MHz) band.
• VCO3 covers the talkaround 800 MHz (850 MHz – 870 MHz) band and the RX (downlink) 700 MHz
band.
VCO1, VCO2, and VCO3 are selected using aux1, aux2, and aux4, respectively. TX and RX mode
are controlled using aux3: High for RX; Low for TX.
The buffer IC (U250) includes a TX, RX, and prescaler buffer. The main purpose of the prescaler
buffer is to individually maintain a constant output and provide isolation, The TX buffer is chosen by
setting pin 19 of U250 high; the RX buffer is chosen by setting pin 19 of U250 low. The prescaler
buffer is always on. An additional external TX buffer is used with Q217.
The synthesizer IC (U201) consists of the following:
• A prescaler
• A programmable loop divider
• A divider logic control
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• A phase detector
• A charge pump
• An A/D converter for low-frequency digital modulation
• A balance attenuator to balance the high-frequency analog modulation to the low-frequency
digital modulation
• A 13V positive voltage multiplier
• A serial interface for control
• A filter for the regulated 5 and 3 volts
The 13V, being generated by the positive voltage multiplier circuitry, should be present at pin A2 of
U201. The serial interface (SRL) is connected to the microprocessor via the data line (pin F1 of
U201), the clock line (pin F4 of U201), and the chip-enable line (pin G1of U201).
The complete synthesizer subsystem works as follows:
1. The buffered output of the VCO will be present at pin 8 of U250 in RX mode and pin 10 during the
TX mode.
2. The output of the prescaler buffer will be present at pin 12 of U250 and applied to pin 32 of U201.
The prescaler in U201 is a dual-modulus type with selectable divider ratios. This divider ratio is
controlled by the loop divider, which in turn receives its input from the SRL. The loop divider adds or
subtracts phase to the prescaler divider by changing the divider ratio via the modulus control line.
3. The output of the prescaler is then applied to the loop divider.
4. The output of the loop divider then feeds the phase detector. The phase detector will compare the
loop divider’s output signal form the VCOs. The VCO signal is divided down after it is applied to pin
32 of U201. The result of the comparison is a pulsed DC signal which is applied to the charge pump.
5. The charge pump outputs a current that will be present at pin 43 of U201. The loop filter consisting
of C229, C228, C221, C295, C291, C292, C298, R210, R212, and R207, will convert this current into
a voltage that will be applied to varactors D210, D211, and D212 to alter the output frequency of the
VCO.
In order to modulate the PLL, the following two-port modulation method is utilized: The analog
modulating signal is applied to the (1) A/D converter as well as to the (2) balance attenuator:
1. The A/D converter converts the low-frequency analog modulating signal into a digital code.
When the digital code is applied to the loop divider, it causes the carrier to deviate.
2. The balance attenuator is used to adjust the VCO’s deviation sensitivity to high-frequency
modulating signals.

4.4.3 Antenna Switch


An electronic PIN diode switch steers RF between the receiver and transmitter. The common node of
the switch is at capacitor C120.
1. In transmit mode:
a. RF is routed to the anode of diode CR101.
b. Bias current, sourced from U102, pin 32 is routed through PIN diodes CR101 and CR102,
biasing them to a low-impedance state.
2. In receive mode:
a. RF is routed through pin 1 of FL1.
b. PIN diodes CR101 and CR102 are unbiased and thus at high impedance.

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4.4.4 Receiver
The receiver consists of the following:
• Front end
• Back end

4.4.4.1 Front End


For the purposes of this discussion, the receiver front end is defined as being the circuitry from the
antenna switch to the output of the IF crystal filter. The 700/800 MHz front end converts the received
RF signal to the 1st IF frequency of 109.65 MHz, while at the same time providing for
spuriousimmunity and adjacent channel selectivity. A review of the interstage components of the
front end follows, with emphasis on troubleshooting considerations.
The received RF signal is passed through antenna switch input matching components C101, C116,
L109 and C117, tank components C106 and L103 (which are anti-resonant at the radio’s transmitter
frequencies), and output matching components C103 and L104. Both PIN diodes CR101 and CR102
must be back-biased to properly route the received signal.
The stage following the antenna switch is a 50-ohm, multi-layer ceramic (MLC) varactor-tuned
preselector (FL1). The preselector (FL1) is positioned after the antenna switch to provide the
receiver preamp with some protection against strong signal, out-of-band signals and first-image
suppression.
After the preselector (FL1), the received signal is applied to a 15dB step attenuator to provide
additional protection against strong signals. The attenuator is controlled by a DSP based algorithm
that continuously monitors signal strength. When the ON threshold is exceeded (approximately -
95dBm), the attenuator is activated via a DAC in the PCIC by the host. The attenuator remains
activated until the signal drops below the OFF threshold (approximately -115dBm including the 15dB
attenuation). Hysterisis and timer functions are included in the algorithm to enhance performance.
The algorithm controlling the attenuator is enabled via the CPS for each personality. When the
algorithm is disabled, the attenuator is essentially a short circuit from input to output. After the
attenuator, the received signal is applied to the receiver preamp, Q1. The preamp is a transistor,
which has been biased and matched for optimum intermodulation (IM), noise figure (NF), and gain
performance. Components L1 and C1 match the input (gate 1) of the amp to the first preselector
output, while D1 provides some breakdown protection for Q1. The output of the amp’s second MLC
preselector is matched to C8, L6, and C5. The preamp is supplied by a 3V analog regulator and is
biased at approximately 0.75Vdc at the base and 1.7Vdc at the collector. The L1 and C3 network
provide improved third order linearity at low.
The output of the amp is matched to a second three-pole preselector (FL2) of the type previously
discussed. The subsequent stage in the receiver chain is the 1st mixer U1, which uses low-side
injection in the 800 MHz band and high-side injection in the 700 MHz band, to convert the RF carrier
to an intermediate frequency (IF) of 109.65 MHz. Since low-side injection is used in the 800 MHz
band, the LO frequency is offset below the RF carrier by 109.65 MHz, or Flo = Frf - 109.65 MHz. The
mixer utilizes Bi-CMOS technology in a double-balanced, Gilbert Cell configuration.
A balun transformer (T1) is used to couple the RF signal into the mixer. The primary winding of T1 is
matched to the preceding stage by capacitor C35 and inductor L7. The secondary winding of T1
provides a differential output. The center tap pin is grounded via a 39-ohm resistor that sets the
mixer bias current. The differential signal is applied directly to the mixer.
The final stage in the receiver front end is a three-pole crystal filter (FL3). The crystal filter provides
some of the receiver’s adjacent channel selectivity. The input to the crystal filter is matched to the 1st
mixer using components L10, C29, L11, C17, L12, and C18. The output of the crystal filter is
matched to the input with components C19, L13, C20, and L14. The crystal filter provides at least
80dB of second image protection and improves IM distortion in the ABACUS III IC.

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4.4.4.2 Back End


In the ABACUS IC (U401), the first IF frequency is amplified and then down-converted to the second
IF frequency (2.25 MHz). At this point, the analog signal is converted into two digital bit streams by a
sigma-delta A/D converter. The bit streams are then digitally filtered, mixed down to baseband, and
filtered again. The output data stream is then sent to the Patriot IC, where it is decoded to produce
the recovered audio.
The ABACUS IC (U401) is electronically programmable. The amount of filtering, which is dependent
on the radio channel spacing and signal type, is controlled by the microcomputer. Additional filtering,
which used to be provided externally by a conventional ceramic filter, is replaced by internal digital
filters in the ABACUS IC.
The ABACUS IC contains a feedback Automatic Gain Control (AGC) circuit to expand the dynamic
range of the sigma-delta converter. The differential output data contains the quadrature (I and Q)
information in 16-bit words, the AGC information in a 9-bit word, imbedded word sync information,
and fill bits. Two synthesizers are available on the chip for second LO and sampling clock (18 MHz)
generation.
The second LO/VCO is a Colpitts oscillator built around transistor Q401. A varactor diode (D401) in
the VCO is used to adjust the VCO frequency. The control signal for the varactor is derived from a
loop filter consisting of C409, R405, C416, R403, and C415. The sampling clock is derived from a
negative resistance generator (on the chip) available at CLKP, CLKN, and a external tank circuit
(L405, C443, and D402). The loop filter for the clock is realized by C444, R411, and C450.

4.4.5 Transmitter
The 7/800MHz RF power amplifier (PA) consists of:
1. RF driver (U101)
2. Silicon N-Channel MOSFET Power Amplifier (Q101)
For 7/800MHz band, an RF input drive level of approximately +3dBm is supplied from the VCO buffer
IC (U250). This input drive level is applied to pin 16 (RFIN) of U101. The DC power is applied to pins
6, 7, and 14 of U101 and to the drain of Q101 via a filtered RAW_B+. Power control is achieved
through the varying of the dc bias (and thus the gain) to pin 1 of U101 and the gate of Q101. The
amplified RF signal leaves the RF final PA (Q101) at the drain and is applied to the directional
coupler (U106) via an impedance match. The RF signal passes through the coupler, a discrete
antenna switch, and a discrete harmonic filter before finally reaching the antenna launch connector.
A portion of the forward RF power is sampled by the directional coupler (U106), applied to the diode
(D103) for rectification, and the resulting DC signal is fed back to pin 1 of the Power Control IC
(PCIC, U102). This DC signal is representative of the forward RF power being passed through the
directional coupler U106). The DC signal is used by the PCIC to regulate the transmitted RF power
level.
The PCIC is the heart of the power control loop. The rectified feedback is internally compared to an
internal Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) output voltage in the PCIC to determine the amount of DC
bias voltage at pin 4. This voltage at pin 4 of the PCIC controls the gain (and thus the output power,
as explained above) of the RF driver (U101) and the N-Channel MOSFET final (Q101) via a fixed
resistor divider network.

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U102 senses the temperature of the printed circuit board (PCB) near the N-Channel MOSFET final
(Q101) and provides a DC level representative of this temperature to pin 30 of the PCIC. The PCIC
uses this input to cut back the output power level after a certain temperature threshold is reached.
This ensures:
1. Radio integrity while transmitting in extreme ambient conditions hotter than the radio’s
operating temperature range.
2. Acts as a safety feature to prevent any thermal runaway fault conditions.
Pin 32 of the PCIC powers the Temperature Sense IC (U102) and forward biases the antenna switch
diodes (CR101 and CR102) while the radio is in transmit mode. This routes the RF signal from the
transmitter to the antenna, as explained above. The antenna switch diodes are unbiased during
receive and standby modes; therefore, any RF signal present at the antenna is applied to the
receiver.

4.4.6 VOCON Functional Blocks


The three main functional blocks of the VOCON section consist of the following sections:
• the Controller and Memory Section, consisting of the following components:
- the Patriot IC (U800)
- the dual-core processor with the microcontroller unit (MCU) and a digital signal processor
(DSP)
- the SRAM IC (U804) and FLASH IC (U803) memory devices.
• the Audio and Power Section and digital support are all embedded into the MAKO IC (U701).
• the Interface Support Section, consisting of the following components:
- the ESD protection circuitry
- the side connector interface circuitry, and
- the Option board.

4.4.6.1 Controller and Memory Section


Three main ICs are in the controller and memory section of the main board schematic: the Patriot IC
(U800), the static RAM (SRAM) (U804), and the Flash memory (U803).

4.4.6.1.1 Patriot IC (U800)


The Patriot IC (U800) is a dual-core processor containing both a 32-bit microcontroller unit (MCU)
and a 16-bit digital signal processor (DSP) in one IC package. It comes in a 256 pin, ball grid array
(BGA) package with 1mm pitch solder balls. The Patriot is supplied with two voltages: 1.875 volts
(E801) and 2.9 volts (E800). The 1.875-volt supply is used as the core voltage as well as the
interface to the memory devices and display. Most of the pins on the Patriot operate from the 2.9-volt
supply.
There are two main clocks that are provided to the Patriot:
1. The CKIH pin is provided by a 16.8MHz sine wave; this is the most important clock since it is
internally used to generate the clocks for both the MCU and DSP cores, as well as most of
the peripherals.
2. A 2.9-volt peak-to-peak 32.768kHz square wave is supplied to the MCU and DSP cores. It is
generated by an external 32.768kHz crystal (Y701), and a clock buffer circuit that includes
U712, U713, U714, C742, C743, C791, C792, R745, R747, R748, R799, R741 and R742.
This signal is supplied to the CKIL pin on the dual-core processor. While not as widely used
as the 16.8MHz clock, the 32.768kHz clock is needed by some components in the dual-core
processor, including the reset circuitry.

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4.4.6.1.1.1 Microcontroller Unit (MCU)


The MCU portion of the Patriot has 22.5Kx32 bits of internal RAM and 1Kx32 bits of internal ROM.
The internal ROM is used for the bootstrapping code. The MCU has several peripherals, including
the following:
• an External Interface Module (EIM)
• the Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI)
• two Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART) modules, and
• the One-Wire Interface module.
The MCU communicates internally to the DSP through the MCU/DSP Interface (MDI).
External Interface Module (EIM)
The External Interface Module (EIM) is the MCU's interface to the SRAM (U804), Flash Memory
(U803), and the display. The EIM lines include the following:
• 24 external address lines
• 16 external bi-directional data lines
• 6 chip selects lines
• read/write line, and
• output enable line, among others.
All of the EIM lines operate at 1.8-volt logic levels; the EIM operates at the MCU clock speed.
Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI)
The Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI) is the MCU's programming interface to
other ICs. The Patriot has two independent SPI busses, and each has its own clock line, data-out
line (MOSI), and data-in line (MISO). There are 10 SPI chip selects (SPICS) that are programmable
to either SPI A, the RF board's SPI bus, or to SPI B, the dedicated VOCON SPI bus. The devices on
the SPI A bus include the following:
• the PCIC and FRACN IC on the SPICS4, and
• the ABACUS III on SPICS5.
There is one SPI B chip select used for the MAKO IC U701 on SPICS2 (TP_MAKO_CE). All of the
lines of the SPI module operate at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.4.6.1.1.).
There are several devices on the RF board that only have one bi-directional SPI data line.
Components U801, U802, and Q801 are configured by the MCU GPIO pin TOUT13 (MISOA_SEL)
to route the data line to the appropriate pin on the Patriot depending on which SPI device is being
accessed.
Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART)
The Patriot has two Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART) modules. UART1
(primary UART) handles the RS 232 lines while UART 2 is not used. The primary UART has the
following lines:
• a receive data line URXD
• a transmit data line UTXD, and
• hardware flow control signals RTS (request to send) and CTS (clear to send).
All UART lines are operating at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.4.6.1.1.).

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One-Wire Interface
The MCU has a One-Wire Interface module that is used to communicate to a One-Wire device like a
USB cable or a smart battery using the Dallas Semiconductor protocol. This module has one
external pin, OWIRE_DAT (U800 pin F6), and it uses the GPIO voltage logic level.

4.4.6.1.1.2 Digital Signal Processor (DSP)


The DSP portion of the Patriot has 84Kx24 bits of program RAM and 62Kx16 bits of data RAM.The
DSP has its own set of peripherals including the following:
• the Baseband Interface Port (BBP)
• the DSP Timer module, and
• the Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP).
Additionally, the DSP shares some peripherals with the MCU, including the USB interface and the
General Purpose Input/Output module (GPIO).
Baseband Interface Port (BBP)
The Baseband Interface Port (BBP) module is the DSP's serial synchronous interface (SSI) to the
RF board. The BBP has independent sections for the receiver and the transmitter. The receiver BBP
pins include
• the receive data pin SRDB
• the receive clock signal pin SC0B, and
• the receive frame synchronization (sync) signal pin SC1B.
The transmitter's BBP pins include
• the transmit data pin STDB (R816)
• the transmit clock signal pin SCKB (TCLK test point), and
• the transmit frame sync signal pin SC2B (TSYNC).
All BBP lines use the GPIO voltage level (see section 4.4.6.1.1.).
DSP Timer Module
While the BBP receive clock and frame sync signals are supplied by the ABACUS III from the RF
board, the BBP transmit clock and frame sync signals are generated by the MAKO IC using the
16.8MHz clock (connected to the TCXO_IN M1 pin). The BBP transmit clock and frame sync signals,
along with the BBP transmit data signal, are connected to the Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) on
the RF board.
Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP)
The Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP) module is the DSP's serial synchronous interface (SSI) to the
audio codec on the MAKO IC. The SAP interface consist of four signals:
• the SAP clock line pin SCKA (CODEC_DCLK, R772)
• the SAP frame sync line pin SC2A (CODEC_FSYNC, R773)
• the SAP receive data line pin SRDA (CODEC_TX, R774), and
• the transmit data line pin STDA (CODEC_RX, R775).
The SAP clock is generated by the MAKO IC, U701, and it is a 512kHz, 2.9-volt peak-to-peak wave.
The SAP frame sync signal is also generated by the MAKO IC, U701 and it is an 8 kHz, 2.9-volt
peak-to-peak square wave.

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Universal Serial Bus (USB)


The Patriot's USB peripheral, shared by the MCU and the DSP, provides the required buffering and
protocol to communicate on the Universal Serial Bus. The Patriot supports USB slave functionality.
• For receive data: the receive data is routed from the MAKO IC (U701) integrated USB
transceiver. Single ended positive data is generated at U701 pin B9 and is sent to the dual-core
processor pin URXD_RTS. USB data minus comes from U701 pin C9 and is sent to URXD1 of
the dual-core processor.
• For transmit data: the USB data comes out of the Patriot UTXD1 pin and goes to the MAKO IC
pin C8.
General Purpose Input/Output Module (GPIO)
The GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) Module is shared by the MCU and the DSP. This module
consists of four 16-pin bi-directional ports and a 15 pin bi-directional port. While some of these pins
on these ports are being used for other functions (UART, SPI, SAP, BBP, and Interrupt pins), the
remaining pins on those ports may be programmed to become GPIOs that may be used by either the
DSP or the MCU. Each GPIO pin has up to 8 alternate output functions and up to 4 alternate input
functions. This allows for the GPIO pins to be routed internally to pertinent Patriot modules.
Additionally, the GPIO module adds selectable edge-triggered or level-sensitive interrupt
functionality to the GPIO pins. An example of GPIO pins include the following:
• the LED control signals (RED_LED and GREEN_LED).

4.4.6.1.2 SRAM (U804)


The static RAM (SRAM) is an asynchronous, 1 MB CMOS device that is capable of 70 ns access
speed. It is supplied with 1.8 volts. The SRAM has 19 address lines and 16 data lines connected to
the External Interface Module (EIM) of the Patriot IC through the ADDR(23:0) and DATA(15:0)
busses.
The SRAM has an active low chip-select EN_CE that is connected to the EIM CS2_N pin. When the
SRAM EN_CE pin is not asserted, the SRAM is in standby mode, which reduces current
consumption.
Two other control signals from the EIM that change the mode of the SRAM are the read/write signal
(R/W), and the output enable signal (OE). The R/W of the EIM is connected to the SRAM EN_WE
pin while the OE signal from the EIM is connected to the SRAM EN_OE pin. The SRAM is in read
mode when the EN_WE pin is not asserted and the EN_OE pin is asserted. The SRAM is in write
mode when the EN_WE pin is asserted, regardless of the state of the EN_OE pin.
The other SRAM pins are the lower byte enable pin EN_BLE and the upper byte enable pin
EN_BHE. These pins are used to determine which byte (EN_BLE controls data lines 0-7 and
EN_BHE controls data lines 8-15) is being used when there is a read or a write request from the
Patriot. The EN_BLE pin is controlled by the EIM EB1_N signal while the EN_BHE pin is controlled
by the EB0_N signal.

4.4.6.1.3 Flash Memory (U803)


The Flash memory IC is a 8-megabyte CMOS device with simultaneous read/write or simultaneous
read/erase operation capabilities with 70 ns access speed. It is supplied with 1.8 volts. The Flash
memory has its 22 address lines and 16 data lines connected to the EIM of the Patriot IC through the
ADDR(23:0) and DATA(15:0) busses. The Flash memory contains host firmware, DSP firmware,
codeplug data, and tuning values.

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The RESET_OUT of the Patriot IC (U800) is at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.4.6.1.1.).
Components CR800 and R812 are used to convert the voltage down to a 1.8-volt logic level, and this
1.8 volt reset signal is fed to the Flash RESET pin. When this pin is asserted (active low logic), the
Flash is in reset mode. In this mode, the internal circuitry powers down and the outputs become high
impedance connections.
The Flash active low chip select pin, EN_CE, is connected to the active low CS0 pin (TP_CS0 test
point) of the EIM. When the EN_CE is not asserted, the Flash is in standby mode which reduces the
current consumption.
Several other active low controls pins determine what mode the Flash memory is in:
• the address valid pin ADV which is connected to the EIM LBA signal
• the output enable pin EN_OE that is connected to the EIM OE signal, and
• the write enable pin EN_WE which connected to the EIM EB1 signal.
For read mode, the ADV and EN_OE pins would be asserted while the EN_WE pin would not be
asserted. When the EN_WE is asserted and the EN_OE pin is non-asserted, the Flash would
operate in the write mode.

RESET_OUT 3V to 1.8V RESET

LBA ADV
CSO
CS0 EN_CE

EB1 EN_WE Flash


OE EN_OE
U803
A(23:1)
A(22:0)

Patriot D(15:0)
U800

A(19:1)
A(23:0) A(18:0)

D(15:0) D(15:0)

EN_OE
SRAM
EN_BLE
U804
EB0 EN_BHE

CS2 EN_CE

R_X* EN_WE

Figure 4.4-1. Controller Memory Interface

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4.4.6.2 Audio and Power Section


Two main ICs reside in the audio and power section of the schematic diagram:
• the MAKO IC (U701)
• the VSW1 Driver IC (Q702)

4.4.6.2.1 MAKO IC (U701)


The MAKO IC is a mixed-signal IC that provides control, clock generation, digital support, audio, and
voltage regulation functionality. It comes in a 176-pin, ball-grid array (BGA) package with 0.8mm
pitch solder balls. The MAKO IC is supplied with switched battery voltage SW_B+.

4.4.6.2.1.1 Voltage Regulation


The MAKO IC contains all of the regulators that are used in the design of the VOCON board:
VSW1, VSW2, V_2.9, V1.55, V1.875, and VCC5. VSW1 is a programmable switching regulator
controlled by the MAKO IC on pin SW1_SUMCOMP_DL, while the current is sourced by a driver
Q300 using the switched battery voltage (SW_B+). The switching frequency of VSW1 (R711) is
programmable by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The VSW1 voltage is supplied to the
input pin of MAKO's VSW2 regulator (pin SW2_VCCS).
The VSW2 regulator is a SPI programmable switching regulator. The initial and programmed output
of VSW2 (C715) is 2.3 volts. The VSW2 voltage is used internal to the MAKO IC to supply the 1.875
volt (V1.875) and 1.55 volt (V1.55) linear voltage regulators. The V1.875 voltage (L703) is supplied
to the dual-core processor U800 (EIM voltage), SRAM U804, and Flash memory U803. The V1.55
voltage (R718) is supplied to the dual-core processor U800 (core voltage).
The V_2.9 volt regulator is a linear regulator within the MAKO IC that used VSW1 as its input. The
initial output of V_2.9 (L704) is 2.775 volts, which is then programmed to 2.9 volts by the dual-core
processor via the SPI bus. The V_2.9 voltage is supplied to the dual-core processor (I/O ring - SPI,
BBP, SAP, UART, GPIO, etc.), the display module connector J601, and the many discrete
components that interface with the dual-core processor and the MAKO IC.

4.4.6.2.1.2 Microcontroller Unit (MCU) Interface


The MAKO IC has a four-wire, SPI connection to the dual-core processor (SPI B). The SPI B clock is
connected to the SPI_CLK pin E6. The SPI B MOSI line is connected to the SPI_DI pin B6. The SPI
B MISO line is connected to the SPI_DO pin C6. The MAKO SPI B chip-select signal is connected to
the SPI_CS pin D6. Through this interface, the dual-core processor can program the voltage
regulators, the CODEC, the transmit and receive audio filters and amplifiers, digital support
mulitplexing, and read information from the ADC.
The MAKO IC has a 10-bit ADC with eight general-purpose channels and two voltage-monitoring
channels. Five out of the eight general-purpose channels are assigned to the display backlight
button on the control head (ATOD_2), the monitor volume (ATOD_1), the two-position toggle switch
(ATOD_3), the OPT_SEL_IN (ATOD_8), and board type ID (ATOD_5). The other three general
purpose channels are unused. Battery voltage is also monitored by the ADC. The dual-core
processor reads the ADC values through the SPI bus.

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4.4.6.2.1.3 Audio Circuitry


A16-bit CODEC is integrated into the MAKO IC and programmable by the dual-core processor
through the SPI bus. The CODEC converts microphone audio data into a digital bit stream for
processor by the DSP and converts receive audio data that was processed by the DSP into an
analog audio signal for amplification to a speaker. The CODEC interfaces to the DSP through the
4-wire SAP bus. The CODEC clock, which is 512kHz, is generated by the MAKO IC and supplied on
the VC_DCLK pin (R772). The CODEC 8 kHz frame synchronization signal is generated by the
MAKO IC and supplied on the VC_FSYNC pin (R773). The CODEC transmit data signal is on the
VC_TX3V pin and the CODEC receive data signal is on the VC_RX pin. For the MAKO IC to
generate the clock and frame sync signals, a 24.576 MHz crystal Y702 is supplied to the XOUT and
XIN pins.
The MAKO IC contains internal amplification (digital and analog), filtering, and multiplexing
functionality for both receive and transmit audio. These functions are programmable by the dual core
processor through the SPI bus. The input for the internal microphone audio (C755) is the
INT_MIC_P pin, while the input for the external microphone audio (C754) is the EXT_MIC_P pin.
The differential output for the internal speaker is the INT_SPKR_P pin and INT_SPKR_M pin. The
differential output for the external speaker is the EXT_SPKR_P pin (C769) and EXT_SPKR_M pin
(C768).

4.4.6.2.2 Regulator
The 5 V regulator is internal to the MAKO IC and uses SW_B+ as its input voltage at pin V08_I
(C720). The 5 V supply (L705) is used by the bi-directional voltage translators integrated into the
MAKO IC, the MAKO IC protection diodes, and the ESD protection circuitry.
The 1.55 V regulator (programmable through the SPI bus) is integrated into the MAKO IC. This
regulator uses VSW2 to source the current. The 1.55 V supply (R718) is used by the dual-core
processor U701 for it core voltage and clock amplifier.

4.4.6.2.3 Audio Pre-Amplifier


The audio pre-amplifier is integrated into the MAKO IC. The pre-amplifier's supply voltage and gain
are programmable and controlled by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The input to the
pre-amplifier is routed from the internal gain stages within the MAKO IC. The differential output of the
pre-amplifier is the VC_OUT_P pin (R844) and VC_OUT_M pin (R798).

4.4.6.2.4 Audio Power Amplifier


The audio power amplifier, supplied by SW_B+, is integrated into the MAKO IC U701. The audio PA
is a programmable BTL type and is controlled by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The
operational state of the PA, as well as selecting between the internal and external audio path, is
controlled by the dual-core processor via the SPI bus.
The differential input to the audio PA comes from a low-pass filter (R844, R798, C764, C765, and
C790) at the output of the audio pre-amplifier.

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4.4.6.3 Interface Support Section


The interface support section includes the following:
• the MAKO IC (U701)
• the ESD protection circuitry, and
• the universal connector interface circuitry.

4.4.6.3.1 MAKO IC U701


The digital-support functions are performed by the MAKO IC. The MAKO IC is contained in a 176-pin
BGA with 0.8mm pitch solder balls. The MAKO IC is supplied with three clocks. It is supplied with a
16.8 MHz clock from the transceiver board. It uses a 32.768 kHz crystal to boot up the dual core
processor and for the real-time clock. It also uses a 24.576 MHz crystal to generate the SAP clock
and frame synchronization signals.
The MAKO IC includes that one-wire option detect support, watchdog timer, and the radio's universal
(accessory) side connector interface. It also monitors the position of the on/off switch in order to
control the power-up/power-down sequence.

4.4.6.3.1.1 Side Connector Interface, Logic Level Translation, and Boot Data Path Control
The LH Data bidirectional translation is performed internal to the MAKO IC and 3V logic level is on
MAKO pin SB96D_BDO_KF_3V.

4.4.6.3.1.2 USB Transceiver


The USB transceiver is internal to MAKO IC U701, and is capable of transmitting and receiving serial
data at a rate of 12 megabits per second. The differential USB data comes from the side connector,
through the 33-ohm resistors R837 and R838 and then to the USB1_DP and USB1_DM pins on
U701. The data will then go through some interfacing and multiplexing internal to the transceiver for
6-wire USB operation and onto the output pins. The USB receive interface through the transceiver to
the dual core processor is as follows: DP routed to USB_VPI, DM routed to URXD1_USB_VMI, and
the differentially decoded data is output on URTS1_XRXD pin.
The USB transmitter is enabled when the RS232_USB* and USB_TXENAB signals are both driven
low by the dual-core processor. The single-ended data is output from the dual-core processor on the
UTXD1_USB_VPO pin and goes to USB1_DAT_TXD on U701. The data is driven out differentially
on the USB1_DP and USB1_DM pins, which go to the side connector. The dual-core processor
sends the single-ended zero signal from pin USB_VMO to the USB1_SE0 pin on U701.
When a USB cable is attached, pin CTS_CABLE_DET_5V is driven low and goes through level
translation in U701 and the output of CTS_CABLE_DET_3V is pulsed low and sent to the dual-core
processor. This line controls the USB and RS232 modes so that the data that is on those lines are
routed to the USB transceiver when a cable is detected. If a USB cable is not detected,
CTS_CABLE_DET_3V is high, the transceiver is put in suspend mode and the DP and DM pins can
now handle 5V tolerance for RS232 mode.

4.4.6.3.1.3 One-Wire Support


New options and accessories that attach to the side connector are identified by the dual-core
processor using the One-Wire protocol. The One-Wire pin on the side connector serves as the
One-Wire data pin. This signal is connected to the ONE_WIRE_OPT pin. This pin is connected to
the dual-core processor One-wire bus ONE_WIRE_UP through the MAKO IC, U701, internal
isolation switch controlled by the SPI commands sent from the dual-core processor. This isolation is
needed to prevent possible contention on the One-Wire bus when a smart battery is attached to the
radio.

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These new accessories are to ground, designator R666, of the side connector. When this occurs, the
ONE_WIRE_OPT is asserted and the dual-core processor detects the change. The dual-core
processor then sends a command through the SPI lines to the U701 MAKO IC to connect the side
connector One-Wire line to the dual-core processor One-Wire bus. In the case of the USB cable, the
dual-core processor reads the One-Wire data from the cable and, upon determining that a USB
cable is attached, programs the digital-support IC for USB mode.

4.4.6.3.1.4 Watchdog Timer


The watchdog timer is a 125ms counter that is integrated into the MAKO IC U701 and used during
the power down sequence. The MAKO IC will begin the power down sequence when a low-to-high
transition occurs on MECH_SW pin (MAKO pin E4). Once this transition occurs, the MAKO IC
begins the watchdog timer. Upon expiration, RESETX (MAKO pin C5) is asserted and all of the
MAKO regulators are shutdown. The dual-core processor can refresh the watchdog timer so that the
software has enough time to complete its tasks before the power is taken away.

4.4.6.3.1.5 32 kHz Oscillator and CMOS Output


There is an internal 32kHz oscillator circuitry to the MAKO IC U701 that is based off of a 32.768 kHz
crystal Y701 and additional load capacitors C701 and C702. The output of the 32 kHz oscillator is a
logic_vdd voltage (approximately 2.9 volts peak-to-peak), 32kHz +/- 20% square wave on pin
GATED_32K_CLK. This 32 kHz signal is routed through an analog switch U712 and sent to the
dual-core processor CKIL pin. This signal is only used to boot up the dual-core processor.
After the dual-core processor boots up, the select input (R799) of the analog switch is asserted high
allowing for the processor to receive an accurate 32.768 kHz, 2.9 V peak-to-peak square wave. This
signal is generated by tapping the output of the 32.768 crystal and buffering the signal with the
following components: U713, R745, R746, C743, C792, R742, and R741. The 32.768 kHz clock
signal allows for the completion of real-time applications.

4.4.6.3.2 ESD Protection Circuitry


Several components on the VOCON section were added to protect the circuitry from Electrostatic
Discharge (ESD). The side connector signal lines are exposed and require ESD protection
components. These protection components include:
• 5.6 volt zeners (VR659 and VR662) on the CTS and RTS lines, microphone lines, and the
option select lines
• 12 volt zener (VR650) on the internal and external speaker audio lines
• 13 volt zener (VR658) on the OPTB+ line, and
• low capacitance ESD suppressors (VR678, VR651, and VR652) on the USB data lines.

4.4.6.3.3 Universal Connector (Side Connector) Interface Circuitry


An important circuit in the side connector interface is the Option Select 2 line comparator. The
op-amp (U601) is used as a comparator for the option select 2 line. The voltage divider network of
R658 and R673 determines the comparator threshold. The remaining components on the side
connector interface consist of current-limiting serial resistors and noise-suppressing shunt
capacitors.

4.4.6.3.3.1 Universal Connector (Side Connector) and Option Selects


The universal connector is located on the side of the radio. It is the external port or interface to the
outside, and is used for programming and interfacing to external accessories. The universal
connector is connected to the main board via a flex circuit at connector J650.

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Most of the signals are extensions of circuits described in other areas of this manual. However, there
are two option select pins used to configure special modes: Option Select 1 and Option Select 2.
These pins are controlled by accessories connected to the universal connector. Connections to the
universal connector and J650 are shown in Figure 4.4-2. and Figure 4-3, respectively.
Table 4-1 outlines their functions as defined at the universal connector.

1
OPT_SEL1 2
EXT_SPKR
EXT_MIC
OPTB+/VPP
OPT_SEL2
SPKR_COM
RTS
GND
SB9600_BUSY
CTS
RS232_DOUT/USB_D+
RS232_DIN/USB_D-
SB9600_DATA/KEYFAIL 12
13

MAEPF-27431-O

Figure 4.4-2. Universal (Side) Connector


U

Signal Name J650-Pin #


GND 1, 11, 19, 20
INT_SPK+ 2
INT_SPKR- 3
OPT_SEL1 4
EXT_SPK+ 5 1 20
EXT_MIC 6
OPT_B+_VPP 7
OPT_SEL2 8 J650
SPKR_COM 9
RTS_USB_PWR 10
LH_BUSY 12
CTS 13
RS232_TX_USB+ 14
RS232_TX_USB- 15
LH_DATA_KEYFAIL 16
NC 17
INT_MIC 18 MAEPF-27467-O

Figure 4.4-3. VOCON Connector J650

Table 4.4-1. Option Select Functions

FUNCTION Option Select 1 Option Select 2

External PTT 0 0

No Function (Normal) 1 1

Man Down 1 0

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Table 4.4-1. Option Select Functions

FUNCTION Option Select 1 Option Select 2

External Speaker 0 1

4.4.6.3.4 The Option Board


The Option Board consists of the "keypad module" and the "display module" for models II and III of
the XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio.

4.4.6.3.4.1 Display Module


An optional integral 96 pixels by 64 pixels LCD display module is available with either a 3 x 2 keypad
with a navigational button (Model II radios), or 3 x 6 keypad with a navigational button (Model III
radios). This unit is not considered field-repairable. The display module is connected to the VOCON
section through the flex connector (J900).
The display is controlled by the Patriot's MCU core. The MCU core programs the display through the
following:
• EIM data lines D0 – D7 (pins 9 through 16, respectively),
• the display chip select line (pin 5),
• the EIM "write only" line (pin 8), and
• the EIM address 0 line (pin 7).
The EIM address 0 is used to select the register to be programmed. The Patriot may reset the
display module through pin 6. The display is supplied with 1.8 volts (C901) to pin 17and 3 volts
(C902) to pin 18.
The Patriot GPIO BL_EN controls the display backlighting; that signal goes to pin 43 of the J601
connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 3 of the J901 connector (on the Option
board).
Pin 4 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 42 on the J901
connector (on the Option board) is supplied with 7.5 volts. The 7.5 volts is used to power the LEDs
on the display module.
Pin 2 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 44 on the J901
connector (on the Option board), is supplied with the V2 regulated voltage. The V2 regulated voltage
is used to power DISPLAY_VCC.
Pin 1 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 45 on the J901
connector (on the Option board), is supplied with 1.8 volts. The 1.8 volts is used to power
DISPLAY_VDD.

4.4.6.3.4.2 Keypad Module


The keypad module is connected to the main board through flex connector (J601) on the radio board
schematic and J901 on the Option board schematic. The keypad is read though a row-and-column
matrix made up of ROW0, ROW1, ROW2, ROW3, ROW4, ROW5, ROW6 and COL0, COL1, and
COL2. This totals 18 keys on the keypad. When a key is pressed, a row and a column are connected
to one another.

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The Patriot determines a key press by a scanning algorithm. Each column line is configured as an
open drain output and pulled low. The Patriot then scans the row pins (each row pin has an internal
pull up resistor). If a row signal is read low, then the Patriot determines that a key was pressed. If
none of the row signal lines are low, then another column line is pulled low and the row scanning
routine occurs.
The Patriot GPIO BL_EN controls the keypad backlighting; that signal goes to pin 43 of the J601
connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 3 of the J901 connector (on the Option
board). Pin 42 is supplied with 7.5 volts, which is used to power the LEDs on the keypad module.

4.4.6.3.5 Encryption Module


The encryption module (secure models only) connects directly to the VOCON board and interfaces
directly with the vocoder digital circuitry. It contains one custom microcontroller IC (Armour) to
perform digital, numerical, encryption algorithms.
The encryption modules are designed to digitally encrypt and decrypt voice for ASTRO and
NON-ASTRO in XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000. This section covers the encryption
modules, hardware kits 0104020J49 (Model 1.5), 0104020J50 (Model 2) and 0104020J51 (Model
3).
NOTE: The encryption modules are NOT serviceable. The information contained in this section is
only intended to help determine whether a problem is due to an encryption module or the radio
itself.
The encryption module uses a custom encryption IC and an encryption key variable to perform its
encode/decode function. The encryption key variable is loaded into the encryption module, via the
radio's universal (side) connector, from a hand-held, key variable loader (KVL). The encryption IC
corresponds to the particular encryption algorithm purchased. Table 4.4-2 lists the encryption
algorithms and their corresponding kit numbers.
The encryption module operates from two power supplies (UNSW_B+ and SW_B+). The SW_B+ is
turned on and off by the radio's On/Off switch. The UNSW_B+ provides power to the encryption
module as long as the radio battery is in place.

Key variables are loaded into the encryption module through connector J601, pin 34. Depending on
the type of encryption module, up to 16 keys can be stored in the module at a time. The key can be
infinite key retention or 30-seconds key retention, depending on how the codeplug is set up.
The radio' s host processor communicates with the encryption module on the Synchronous Serial
Interface (SSI) bus. The SSI bus consists of four signal lines. A communications failure between the
host processor and the secure module will be ERROR 09/10 or S03 error message on the display.
To troubleshoot the encryption module, refer to the flowcharts in Chapter 6.4 “700/800 MHz
Troubleshooting Charts.”

Table 4.4-2. Encryption Module Software Kits and Algorithms

Software
Algorithm
Kit Number

Q667AB (7/ ADP SFWR DSP BASED CRYPTO


800), Q667AE
(V,U1,U2)

Q159AC XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 UCM HARDWARE ENCRYPTION

Q629AD AES ENCRYPTION

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Table 4.4-2. Encryption Module Software Kits and Algorithms

Software
Algorithm
Kit Number

Q625AU DES, DES-XL, DES-OFB ENCRYPTION

Q668AC ADP UCM ENCRYPTION W/DES, DES-XL, DES-OFB

H869BQ MULTI KEY

Q406AC ADP UCM ENCRYPTION

QA00204AA MULTIKEY AND ADP

ADP UCM ENCRYPTION W/AES

4.4.6.3.6 System Clocks


The Patriot is supplied with two clocks:
1. The first clock, a 16.8 MHz sine wave, comes from the RF portion of the radio. It is
conditioned by the clock buffer circuit, which includes Q709, R722, R740, R743, R729, R797,
C726, C725 and C727.
2. The other clock supplied to Patriot is a 32.768 kHz square wave. This clock is generated by
the external 32.768kHz crystal Y701, and a clock buffer circuit that includes U713, R745,
R746, C743, C792, R742 and R741. This signal is supplied to the CKIL pin on the dual-core
processor.

4.4.6.4 Transmit Audio Path


Refer to Figure 4.4-4. The single-ended internal microphone audio enters the VOCON board through
20 pin side connector (J650), and the internal microphone bias is set by circuitry that includes R751,
R753, C751, C753 and C755. The internal microphone signal is connected to the INT_MIC_P pin,
which is the input terminal on the MAKO IC internal op-amp G1 after the signal is multiplexed. The
gain of the G1 pre-amp is set to +15 dB, which is programmed by dual-core processor SPI lines.
The external microphone audio enters the VOCON board through the remote connector J102, pin10,
and the external microphone bias is set by circuitry that includes R750, R752, C750, C752 and
C754. The external microphone signal is connected to the EXT_MIC_P pin, which is an input
terminal on the MAKO IC internal op-amp G1 after the signal is multiplexed. The gain of the G1 pre-
amp is set to +15 dB, which is programmed by dual-core processor SPI lines.
The dual-core processor, through the SPI bus, programs a multiplexer internal to the MAKO IC to
select one of the microphone signals. Then, the selected microphone signal goes through the G1
pre-amplifier stage and on to a programmable gain amplifier (G2) before it goes to the CODEC for
A/ D conversion. The resulting digital data is filtered and sent to the DSP on the CODEC_TX line
from the MAKO IC VC_TX3V pin. After additional filtering and processing, the DSP sends the
data-out from the STDB pin, labeled TX_SSI_DATA to the RF interface connector.

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Internal Mic Bias INT_MIC_P MAKO IC U701


R751, R753,
C751,
C753, C755
Pre-amp Amp G2
CODEC
G1 Gain Gain = -30
A/D 16-Bit
MUX = 15 dB to 0 dB

External Mic Bias HPF = 200 Hz


R750, R752, EXT_MIC_P & LPF = 3.4
C750, C752 kHz cutoff
C754

MAKO_CS CODEC_TX
SPI_MISOB 4 CODEC_FSYNC
SPI_MOSIB CODEC_DCLK
SCKB
Patriot Patriot RF D/A
SPIB SAP / BBP U201
3

TX_SSI_FSYNC
TX_SSI_CLK
TX_DATA

Figure 4.4-4. VOCON Transmit Audio Path

4.4.6.5 Receive Audio Path


Refer to Figure 4.4-5. The receive audio data comes from the Abacus III IC U401 (DOUTA) to the
dual-core processor SRDB pin. The DSP decodes the data and sends it out through the CODEC_RX
line to the MAKO IC VC_RX3V pin. The CODEC filters, adds digital programmable gain G1, then
converts the digital data into an analog audio signal, which in turn is sent to programmable
attenuator G3. The signal is then sent through an internal programmable differential preamplifier
(G4) to add gain and outputs the signal on pins VC_OUT_P and VC_OUT_M of the MAKO IC.
This output from the preamp is then filtered through circuitry R798, R844, C764, C765, C790, and
then sent back to 2 independent internal BTL differential power amplifiers, G5 & G6, of the MAKO IC.
The power amplifiers are programmed to a fixed gain of 26 dB through the dual-core processor SPI
lines and PA control registers.
The dual-core processor selects whether the amplified audio is routed to the internal speaker or the
external speaker through the SPI lines based upon which amplifier is turned on as shown in the PA
control block. The output audio is routed on MAKO IC pins INT_SPKR_P and INT_SPKR_M for
internal and EXT_SPKR_P and EXT_SPKR_M for external speaker lines.

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ABACUS III MAKO IC U701


U401 Digital CODEC
LPF = 3.4kHz 16-Bit
D/A G1 Digital
RX_SSI_FSYNC Gain = 0 or
RX_SSI_CLK 3 3 1 dB
RX_SSI_DATA

Patriot SAP/BBP G4
Preamp = G3
Patriot SPIB CODEC_RX
0 to 10 Attenuator
CODEC_DCLK
MAKO_CS dB = -52 to 0
CODEC_FSYNC
SPI_MISOB 4 dB

SPI_MOSIB
SCKB
VC_OUT_P
G5
HP & LP EXT PA
Filter = 22kHz, VC_OUT_M =26 dB
200Hz
PA
Control

Internal PA_IN_M
G6
Speaker =
PA_IN_P INT PA
28 ohms
=26 dB

External
Speaker

Figure 4.4-5. VOCON Receive Audio Path

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Notes

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Chapter 4.5 900 MHz Detailed Theories of Operation

4.5.1 Introduction
This chapter provides a detailed circuit description of the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2250/
XTS 1500 radio board. When reading the theory of operation, refer to the appropriate schematic and
component location diagrams located in the back of this manual. This detailed theory of operation
can help isolate the problem to a particular component.
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500, XTS 2500I, XTS 2250,
XTS 1500, MT 1500 Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number
6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

4.5.2 Frequency Synthesis


The complete synthesizer subsystem consists of the following:
• The reference oscillator (Y200)
• The voltage-controlled oscillators (Q213 and Q215)
• The voltage-controlled oscillator buffer IC (U250)
• The synthesizer (U201)
The reference oscillator contains a temperature-compensated 16.8 MHz crystal. This oscillator is
digitally tuned and contains a temperature-referenced, six-bit, analog-to-digital (A/D) converter. The
output of the oscillator (pin 3 on Y200) is applied to pin K9 (XTAL1) of U201 through capacitor C243
and resistor R217.
The voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) are varactor-tuned. The voltage (2 V – 11V) varies as it
is being applied to varactors D211, and D212 of their respective VCO. The capacitance of the
varactors also varies, thereby changing the output frequency of the VCOs. The two VCOs are used
to cover the entire 900 MHz band.
• VCO1 covers the TX band (896 MHz – 902 MHz and 935 MHz – 941 MHz).
• VCO2 covers the RX 900 MHz band (935 MHz – 941 MHz).
VCO1 and VCO2 are selected using aux2, and aux4, respectively. TX and RX mode are controlled
using aux3: High for RX; Low for TX.
The buffer IC (U250) includes a TX, RX, and prescaler buffer. The main purpose of the prescaler
buffer is to individually maintain a constant output and provide isolation, The TX buffer is chosen by
setting pin 19 of U250 high; the RX buffer is chosen by setting pin 19 of U250 low. The prescaler
buffer is always on. An additional external TX buffer is used with Q216.
The synthesizer IC (U201) consists of the following:
• A prescaler
• A programmable loop divider
• A divider logic control
• A phase detector
• A charge pump
• An A/D converter for low-frequency digital modulation
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• A balance attenuator to balance the high-frequency analog modulation to the low-frequency


digital modulation
• A 13V positive voltage multiplier
• A serial interface for control
• A filter for the regulated 5 and 3 volts
The 13V, being generated by the positive voltage multiplier circuitry, should be present at pin A2 of
U201. The serial interface (SRL) is connected to the microprocessor via the data line (pin F1 of
U201), the clock line (pin F4 of U201), and the chip-enable line (pin G1of U201).
The complete synthesizer subsystem works as follows:
1. The buffered output of the VCO will be present at pin 8 of U250 in RX mode and pin 10 during the
TX mode.
2. The output of the prescaler buffer will be present at pin 12 of U250 and applied to pin 32 of U201.
The prescaler in U201 is a dual-modulus type with selectable divider ratios. This divider ratio is
controlled by the loop divider, which in turn receives its input from the SRL. The loop divider adds or
subtracts phase to the prescaler divider by changing the divider ratio via the modulus control line.
3. The output of the prescaler is then applied to the loop divider.
4. The output of the loop divider then feeds the phase detector. The phase detector will compare the
loop divider’s output signal from the VCOs. The VCO signal is divided down after it is applied to pin
32 of U201. The result of the comparison is a pulsed DC signal which is applied to the charge pump.
5. The charge pump outputs a current that will be present at pin 43 of U201. The loop filter consisting
of C229, C228, C221, C295, C291, C292, C298, R210, R212 and R207, will convert this current into
a voltage that will be applied to varactors D211 and D212 to alter the output frequency of the VCO.
In order to modulate the PLL, the following two-port modulation method is utilized: The analog
modulating signal is applied to the (1) A/D converter as well as to the (2) balance attenuator:
1. The A/D converter converts the low-frequency analog modulating signal into a digital code.
When the digital code is applied to the loop divider, it causes the carrier to deviate.
2. The balance attenuator is used to adjust the VCO’s deviation sensitivity to high-frequency
modulating signals.

4.5.3 Antenna Switch


An electronic PIN diode switch steers RF between the receiver and transmitter. The common node of
the switch is at capacitor C126.
1. In transmit mode:
a. RF is routed to the anode of diode CR101.
b. Bias current, sourced from U102, pin 32 is routed through PIN diodes CR101 and CR102,
biasing them to a low-impedance state.
2. In receive mode:
a. RF is routed through pin 1 of FL1.
b. PIN diodes CR101 and CR102 are unbiased and thus at high impedance.

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4.5.4 Receiver
The receiver consists of the following:
• Front end
• Back end

4.5.4.1 Front End


For the purposes of this discussion, the receiver front end is defined as being the circuitry from the
antenna switch to the output of the IF crystal filter. The 900 MHz front end converts the received RF
signal to the 1st IF frequency of 109.65 MHz, while at the same time providing for spurious immunity
and adjacent channel selectivity. A review of the interstage components of the front end follows, with
emphasis on troubleshooting considerations.
The received RF signal is passed through antenna switch input matching components, tank
components and output matching components. Both PIN diodes CR101 and CR102 must be back-
biased to properly route the received signal.
The stage following the antenna switch is a 50-ohm, multi-layer ceramic (MLC) varactor-tuned
preselector (FL1). The preselector (FL1) is positioned after the antenna switch to provide the
receiver preamp with some protection against strong signal, out-of-band signals and first-image
suppression.
After the preselector (FL1), the received signal is applied to a 15dB step attenuator to provide
additional protection against strong signals. The attenuator is controlled by a DSP based algorithm
that continuously monitors signal strength. When the ON threshold is exceeded (approximately -
95dBm), the attenuator is activated via a DAC in the PCIC by the host. The attenuator remains
activated until the signal drops below the OFF threshold (approximately -115dBm including the 15dB
attenuation). Hysterisis and timer functions are included in the algorithm to enhance performance.
The algorithm controlling the attenuator is enabled via the CPS for each personality. When the
algorithm is disabled, the attenuator is essentially a short circuit from input to output. After the
attenuator, the received signal is applied to the receiver preamp, Q1. The preamp is a transistor,
which has been biased and matched for optimum intermodulation (IM), noise figure (NF), and gain
performance. Components L4 and C1 match the input (gate 1) of the amp to the first preselector
output, while D800 provides some breakdown protection for Q1. The output of the amp’s second
MLC preselector is matched to C8, L6, and C5. The preamp is supplied by a 3V analog regulator and
is biased at approximately 0.81Vdc at the base and 1.84Vdc at the collector. The L1 and C3 network
provide improved third order linearity at low.
The output of the amp is matched to a second preselector (FL2) of the type previously discussed.
The subsequent stage in the receiver chain is the 1st mixer U1, which uses low-side injection to
convert the RF carrier to an intermediate frequency (IF) of 109.65 MHz. Since low-side injection is
used in the 900 MHz band, the LO frequency is offset below the RF carrier by 109.65 MHz, or Flo =
Frf - 109.65 MHz. The mixer utilizes Bi-CMOS technology in a double-balanced, Gilbert Cell
configuration.
A balun transformer (T1) is used to couple the RF signal into the mixer. The primary winding of T1 is
matched to the preceding stage by coupling capacitor C7. The secondary winding of T1 provides a
differential output. The center tap pin is grounded via a 39-ohm resistor that sets the mixer bias
current. The differential signal is applied directly to the mixer.
The final stage in the receiver front end is a three-pole crystal filter (FL3). The crystal filter provides
some of the receiver’s adjacent channel selectivity. The input to the crystal filter is matched to the 1st
mixer using components L10, C29, L11, C17, L12, and C18. The output of the crystal filter is
matched to the input with components C19, L13, C20, and L14. The crystal filter provides at least
80dB of second image protection and improves IM distortion in the ABACUS III IC.

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4.5.4.2 Back End


In the ABACUS IC (U401), the first IF frequency is amplified and then down-converted to the second
IF frequency (2.25 MHz). At this point, the analog signal is converted into two digital bit streams by a
sigma-delta A/D converter. The bit streams are then digitally filtered, mixed down to baseband, and
filtered again. The output data stream is then sent to the Patriot IC, where it is decoded to produce
the recovered audio.
The ABACUS IC (U401) is electronically programmable. The amount of filtering, which is dependent
on the radio channel spacing and signal type, is controlled by the microcomputer. Additional filtering,
which used to be provided externally by a conventional ceramic filter, is replaced by internal digital
filters in the ABACUS IC.
The ABACUS IC contains a feedback Automatic Gain Control (AGC) circuit to expand the dynamic
range of the sigma-delta converter. The differential output data contains the quadrature (I and Q)
information in 16-bit words, the AGC information in a 9-bit word, imbedded word sync information,
and fill bits. Two synthesizers are available on the chip for second LO and sampling clock (18 MHz)
generation.
The second LO/VCO is a Colpitts oscillator built around transistor Q401. A varactor diode (D401) in
the VCO is used to adjust the VCO frequency. The control signal for the varactor is derived from a
loop filter consisting of C409, R405, C416, R403, and C415. The sampling clock is derived from a
negative resistance generator (on the chip) available at CLKP, CLKN, and a external tank circuit
(L405, C443, and D402). The loop filter for the clock is realized by C444, R411, and C450.

4.5.5 Transmitter
The 900MHz RF power amplifier (PA) consists of:
1. RF driver (U101)
2. Silicon N-Channel MOSFET Power Amplifier (Q101)
For 900MHz band, an RF input drive level of approximately +3dBm is supplied from the VCO buffer
IC (U250). This input drive level is applied to pin 16 (RFIN) of U101. The DC power is applied to pins
6, 7, and 14 of U101 and to the drain of Q101 via a filtered RAW_B+. Power control is achieved
through the varying of the dc bias (and thus the gain) to pin 1 of U101 and the gate of Q101. The
amplified RF signal leaves the RF final PA (Q101) at the drain and is applied to the directional
coupler (U106) via an impedance match. The RF signal passes through the coupler, a discrete
antenna switch, and a discrete harmonic filter before finally reaching the antenna launch connector.
A portion of the forward RF power is sampled by the directional coupler (U106), applied to the diode
(D103) for rectification, and the resulting DC signal is fed back to pin 1 of the Power Control IC
(PCIC, U102). This DC signal is representative of the forward RF power being passed through the
directional coupler U106). The DC signal is used by the PCIC to regulate the transmitted RF power
level.
The PCIC is the heart of the power control loop. The rectified feedback is internally compared to an
internal Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) output voltage in the PCIC to determine the amount of DC
bias voltage at pin 4. This voltage at pin 4 of the PCIC controls the gain (and thus the output power,
as explained above) of the RF driver (U101) and the N-Channel MOSFET final (Q101) via a fixed
resistor divider network.

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U102 senses the temperature of the printed circuit board (PCB) near the N-Channel MOSFET final
(Q101) and provides a DC level representative of this temperature to pin 30 of the PCIC. The PCIC
uses this input to cut back the output power level after a certain temperature threshold is reached.
This ensures:
1. Radio integrity while transmitting in extreme ambient conditions hotter than the radio’s
operating temperature range.
2. Acts as a safety feature to prevent any thermal runaway fault conditions.
Pin 32 of the PCIC powers the Temperature Sense IC (U102) and forward biases the antenna switch
diodes (CR101 and CR102) while the radio is in transmit mode. This routes the RF signal from the
transmitter to the antenna, as explained above. The antenna switch diodes are unbiased during
receive and standby modes; therefore, any RF signal present at the antenna is applied to the
receiver.

4.5.6 VOCON Functional Blocks


The three main functional blocks of the VOCON section consist of the following sections:
• the Controller and Memory Section, consisting of the following components:
- the Patriot IC (U800)
- the dual-core processor with the microcontroller unit (MCU) and a digital signal processor
(DSP)
- the SRAM IC (U804) and FLASH IC (U803) memory devices.
• the Audio and Power Section and digital support are all embedded into the MAKO IC (U701).
• the Interface Support Section, consisting of the following components:
- the ESD protection circuitry
- the side connector interface circuitry, and
- the Option board.

4.5.6.1 Controller and Memory Section


Three main ICs are in the controller and memory section of the main board schematic: the Patriot IC
(U800), the static RAM (SRAM) (U804), and the Flash memory (U803).

4.5.6.1.1 Patriot IC (U800)


The Patriot IC (U800) is a dual-core processor containing both a 32-bit microcontroller unit (MCU)
and a 16-bit digital signal processor (DSP) in one IC package. It comes in a 256 pin, ball grid array
(BGA) package with 1mm pitch solder balls. The Patriot is supplied with two voltages: 1.875 volts
(E801) and 2.9 volts (E800). The 1.875-volt supply is used as the core voltage as well as the
interface to the memory devices and display. Most of the pins on the Patriot operate from the 2.9-volt
supply.
There are two main clocks that are provided to the Patriot:
1. The CKIH pin is provided by a 16.8MHz sine wave; this is the most important clock since it is
internally used to generate the clocks for both the MCU and DSP cores, as well as most of
the peripherals.
2. A 2.9-volt peak-to-peak 32.768kHz square wave is supplied to the MCU and DSP cores. It is
generated by an external 32.768kHz crystal (Y701), and a clock buffer circuit that includes
U712, U713, U714, C742, C743, C791, C792, R745, R747, R748, R799, R741 and R742.
This signal is supplied to the CKIL pin on the dual-core processor. While not as widely used
as the 16.8MHz clock, the 32.768kHz clock is needed by some components in the dual-core
processor, including the reset circuitry.

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4.5.6.1.1.1 Microcontroller Unit (MCU)


The MCU portion of the Patriot has 22.5Kx32 bits of internal RAM and 1Kx32 bits of internal ROM.
The internal ROM is used for the bootstrapping code. The MCU has several peripherals, including
the following:
• an External Interface Module (EIM)
• the Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI)
• two Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART) modules, and
• the One-Wire Interface module.
The MCU communicates internally to the DSP through the MCU/DSP Interface (MDI).
External Interface Module (EIM)
The External Interface Module (EIM) is the MCU's interface to the SRAM (U804), Flash Memory
(U803), and the display. The EIM lines include the following:
• 24 external address lines
• 16 external bi-directional data lines
• 6 chip selects lines
• read/write line, and
• output enable line, among others.
All of the EIM lines operate at 1.8-volt logic levels; the EIM operates at the MCU clock speed.
Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI)
The Multiple Queue Serial Peripheral Interface (MQSPI) is the MCU's programming interface to
other ICs. The Patriot has two independent SPI busses, and each has its own clock line, data-out
line (MOSI), and data-in line (MISO). There are 10 SPI chip selects (SPICS) that are programmable
to either SPI A, the RF board's SPI bus, or to SPI B, the dedicated VOCON SPI bus. The devices on
the SPI A bus include the following:
• the PCIC and FRACN IC on the SPICS4, and
• the ABACUS III on SPICS5.
There is one SPI B chip select used for the MAKO IC U701 on SPICS2 (TP_MAKO_CE). All of the
lines of the SPI module operate at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.5.6.1.1.).
There are several devices on the RF board that only have one bi-directional SPI data line.
Components U801, U802, and Q801 are configured by the MCU GPIO pin TOUT13 (MISOA_SEL)
to route the data line to the appropriate pin on the Patriot depending on which SPI device is being
accessed.
Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART)
The Patriot has two Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART) modules. UART1
(primary UART) handles the RS 232 lines while UART 2 is not used. The primary UART has the
following lines:
• a receive data line URXD
• a transmit data line UTXD, and
• hardware flow control signals RTS (request to send) and CTS (clear to send).
All UART lines are operating at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.5.6.1.1.).

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One-Wire Interface
The MCU has a One-Wire Interface module that is used to communicate to a One-Wire device like a
USB cable or a smart battery using the Dallas Semiconductor protocol. This module has one
external pin, OWIRE_DAT (U800 pin F6), and it uses the GPIO voltage logic level.

4.5.6.1.1.2 Digital Signal Processor (DSP)


The DSP portion of the Patriot has 84Kx24 bits of program RAM and 62Kx16 bits of data RAM.The
DSP has its own set of peripherals including the following:
• the Baseband Interface Port (BBP)
• the DSP Timer module, and
• the Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP).
Additionally, the DSP shares some peripherals with the MCU, including the USB interface and the
General Purpose Input/Output module (GPIO).
Baseband Interface Port (BBP)
The Baseband Interface Port (BBP) module is the DSP's serial synchronous interface (SSI) to the
RF board. The BBP has independent sections for the receiver and the transmitter. The receiver BBP
pins include
• the receive data pin SRDB
• the receive clock signal pin SC0B, and
• the receive frame synchronization (sync) signal pin SC1B.
The transmitter's BBP pins include
• the transmit data pin STDB (R816)
• the transmit clock signal pin SCKB (TCLK test point), and
• the transmit frame sync signal pin SC2B (TSYNC).
All BBP lines use the GPIO voltage level (see section 4.5.6.1.1.).
DSP Timer Module
While the BBP receive clock and frame sync signals are supplied by the ABACUS III from the RF
board, the BBP transmit clock and frame sync signals are generated by the MAKO IC using the
16.8MHz clock (connected to the TCXO_IN M1 pin). The BBP transmit clock and frame sync signals,
along with the BBP transmit data signal, are connected to the Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) on
the RF board.
Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP)
The Serial Audio Codec Port (SAP) module is the DSP's serial synchronous interface (SSI) to the
audio codec on the MAKO IC. The SAP interface consist of four signals:
• the SAP clock line pin SCKA (CODEC_DCLK, R772)
• the SAP frame sync line pin SC2A (CODEC_FSYNC, R773)
• the SAP receive data line pin SRDA (CODEC_TX, R774), and
• the transmit data line pin STDA (CODEC_RX, R775).
The SAP clock is generated by the MAKO IC, U701, and it is a 512kHz, 2.9-volt peak-to-peak wave.
The SAP frame sync signal is also generated by the MAKO IC, U701 and it is an 8 kHz, 2.9-volt
peak-to-peak square wave.

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Universal Serial Bus (USB)


The Patriot's USB peripheral, shared by the MCU and the DSP, provides the required buffering and
protocol to communicate on the Universal Serial Bus. The Patriot supports USB slave functionality.
• For receive data: the receive data is routed from the MAKO IC (U701) integrated USB
transceiver. Single ended positive data is generated at U701 pin B9 and is sent to the dual-core
processor pin URXD_RTS. USB data minus comes from U701 pin C9 and is sent to URXD1 of
the dual-core processor.
• For transmit data: the USB data comes out of the Patriot UTXD1 pin and goes to the MAKO IC
pin C8.
General Purpose Input/Output Module (GPIO)
The GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) Module is shared by the MCU and the DSP. This module
consists of four 16-pin bi-directional ports and a 15 pin bi-directional port. While some of these pins
on these ports are being used for other functions (UART, SPI, SAP, BBP, and Interrupt pins), the
remaining pins on those ports may be programmed to become GPIOs that may be used by either the
DSP or the MCU. Each GPIO pin has up to 8 alternate output functions and up to 4 alternate input
functions. This allows for the GPIO pins to be routed internally to pertinent Patriot modules.
Additionally, the GPIO module adds selectable edge-triggered or level-sensitive interrupt
functionality to the GPIO pins. An example of GPIO pins include the following:
• the LED control signals (RED_LED and GREEN_LED).

4.5.6.1.2 SRAM (U804)


The static RAM (SRAM) is an asynchronous, 1 MB CMOS device that is capable of 70 ns access
speed. It is supplied with 1.8 volts. The SRAM has 19 address lines and 16 data lines connected to
the External Interface Module (EIM) of the Patriot IC through the ADDR(23:0) and DATA(15:0)
busses.
The SRAM has an active low chip-select EN_CE that is connected to the EIM CS2_N pin. When the
SRAM EN_CE pin is not asserted, the SRAM is in standby mode, which reduces current
consumption.
Two other control signals from the EIM that change the mode of the SRAM are the read/write signal
(R/W), and the output enable signal (OE). The R/W of the EIM is connected to the SRAM EN_WE
pin while the OE signal from the EIM is connected to the SRAM EN_OE pin. The SRAM is in read
mode when the EN_WE pin is not asserted and the EN_OE pin is asserted. The SRAM is in write
mode when the EN_WE pin is asserted, regardless of the state of the EN_OE pin.
The other SRAM pins are the lower byte enable pin EN_BLE and the upper byte enable pin
EN_BHE. These pins are used to determine which byte (EN_BLE controls data lines 0-7 and
EN_BHE controls data lines 8-15) is being used when there is a read or a write request from the
Patriot. The EN_BLE pin is controlled by the EIM EB1_N signal while the EN_BHE pin is controlled
by the EB0_N signal.

4.5.6.1.3 Flash Memory (U803)


The Flash memory IC is a 8-megabyte CMOS device with simultaneous read/write or simultaneous
read/erase operation capabilities with 70 ns access speed. It is supplied with 1.8 volts. The Flash
memory has its 22 address lines and 16 data lines connected to the EIM of the Patriot IC through the
ADDR(23:0) and DATA(15:0) busses. The Flash memory contains host firmware, DSP firmware,
codeplug data, and tuning values.

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The RESET_OUT of the Patriot IC (U800) is at the GPIO voltage logic level (see section 4.5.6.1.1.).
Components CR800 and R812 are used to convert the voltage down to a 1.8-volt logic level, and this
1.8 volt reset signal is fed to the Flash RESET pin. When this pin is asserted (active low logic), the
Flash is in reset mode. In this mode, the internal circuitry powers down and the outputs become high
impedance connections.
The Flash active low chip select pin, EN_CE, is connected to the active low CS0 pin (TP_CS0 test
point) of the EIM. When the EN_CE is not asserted, the Flash is in standby mode which reduces the
current consumption.
Several other active low controls pins determine what mode the Flash memory is in:
• the address valid pin ADV which is connected to the EIM LBA signal
• the output enable pin EN_OE that is connected to the EIM OE signal, and
• the write enable pin EN_WE which connected to the EIM EB1 signal.
For read mode, the ADV and EN_OE pins would be asserted while the EN_WE pin would not be
asserted. When the EN_WE is asserted and the EN_OE pin is non-asserted, the Flash would
operate in the write mode.

RESET_OUT 3V to 1.8V RESET

LBA ADV
CSO
CS0 EN_CE

EB1 EN_WE Flash


OE EN_OE
U803
A(23:1)
A(22:0)

Patriot D(15:0)
U800

A(19:1)
A(23:0) A(18:0)

D(15:0) D(15:0)

EN_OE
SRAM
EN_BLE
U804
EB0 EN_BHE

CS2 EN_CE

R_X* EN_WE

Figure 4.5-1. Controller Memory Interface

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4.5.6.2 Audio and Power Section


Two main ICs reside in the audio and power section of the schematic diagram:
• the MAKO IC (U701)
• the VSW1 Driver IC (Q702)

4.5.6.2.1 MAKO IC (U701)


The MAKO IC is a mixed-signal IC that provides control, clock generation, digital support, audio, and
voltage regulation functionality. It comes in a 176-pin, ball-grid array (BGA) package with 0.8mm
pitch solder balls. The MAKO IC is supplied with switched battery voltage SW_B+.

4.5.6.2.1.1 Voltage Regulation


The MAKO IC contains all of the regulators that are used in the design of the VOCON board:
VSW1, VSW2, V_2.9, V1.55, V1.875, and VCC5. VSW1 is a programmable switching regulator
controlled by the MAKO IC on pin SW1_SUMCOMP_DL, while the current is sourced by a driver
Q300 using the switched battery voltage (SW_B+). The switching frequency of VSW1 (R711) is
programmable by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The VSW1 voltage is supplied to the
input pin of MAKO's VSW2 regulator (pin SW2_VCCS).
The VSW2 regulator is a SPI programmable switching regulator. The initial and programmed output
of VSW2 (C715) is 2.3 volts. The VSW2 voltage is used internal to the MAKO IC to supply the 1.875
volt (V1.875) and 1.55 volt (V1.55) linear voltage regulators. The V1.875 voltage (L703) is supplied
to the dual-core processor U800 (EIM voltage), SRAM U804, and Flash memory U803. The V1.55
voltage (R718) is supplied to the dual-core processor U800 (core voltage).
The V_2.9 volt regulator is a linear regulator within the MAKO IC that used VSW1 as its input. The
initial output of V_2.9 (L704) is 2.775 volts, which is then programmed to 2.9 volts by the dual-core
processor via the SPI bus. The V_2.9 voltage is supplied to the dual-core processor (I/O ring - SPI,
BBP, SAP, UART, GPIO, etc.), the display module connector J601, and the many discrete
components that interface with the dual-core processor and the MAKO IC.

4.5.6.2.1.2 Microcontroller Unit (MCU) Interface


The MAKO IC has a four-wire, SPI connection to the dual-core processor (SPI B). The SPI B clock is
connected to the SPI_CLK pin E6. The SPI B MOSI line is connected to the SPI_DI pin B6. The SPI
B MISO line is connected to the SPI_DO pin C6. The MAKO SPI B chip-select signal is connected to
the SPI_CS pin D6. Through this interface, the dual-core processor can program the voltage
regulators, the CODEC, the transmit and receive audio filters and amplifiers, digital support
mulitplexing, and read information from the ADC.
The MAKO IC has a 10-bit ADC with eight general-purpose channels and two voltage-monitoring
channels. Five out of the eight general-purpose channels are assigned to the display backlight
button on the control head (ATOD_2), the monitor volume (ATOD_1), the two-position toggle switch
(ATOD_3), the OPT_SEL_IN (ATOD_8), and board type ID (ATOD_5). The other three general
purpose channels are unused. Battery voltage is also monitored by the ADC. The dual-core
processor reads the ADC values through the SPI bus.

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4.5.6.2.1.3 Audio Circuitry


A16-bit CODEC is integrated into the MAKO IC and programmable by the dual-core processor
through the SPI bus. The CODEC converts microphone audio data into a digital bit stream for
processor by the DSP and converts receive audio data that was processed by the DSP into an
analog audio signal for amplification to a speaker. The CODEC interfaces to the DSP through the
4-wire SAP bus. The CODEC clock, which is 512kHz, is generated by the MAKO IC and supplied on
the VC_DCLK pin (R772). The CODEC 8 kHz frame synchronization signal is generated by the
MAKO IC and supplied on the VC_FSYNC pin (R773). The CODEC transmit data signal is on the
VC_TX3V pin and the CODEC receive data signal is on the VC_RX pin. For the MAKO IC to
generate the clock and frame sync signals, a 24.576 MHz crystal Y702 is supplied to the XOUT and
XIN pins.
The MAKO IC contains internal amplification (digital and analog), filtering, and multiplexing
functionality for both receive and transmit audio. These functions are programmable by the dual core
processor through the SPI bus. The input for the internal microphone audio (C755) is the
INT_MIC_P pin, while the input for the external microphone audio (C754) is the EXT_MIC_P pin.
The differential output for the internal speaker is the INT_SPKR_P pin and INT_SPKR_M pin. The
differential output for the external speaker is the EXT_SPKR_P pin (C769) and EXT_SPKR_M pin
(C768).

4.5.6.2.2 Regulator
The 5 V regulator is internal to the MAKO IC and uses SW_B+ as its input voltage at pin V08_I
(C720). The 5 V supply (L705) is used by the bi-directional voltage translators integrated into the
MAKO IC, the MAKO IC protection diodes, and the ESD protection circuitry.
The 1.55 V regulator (programmable through the SPI bus) is integrated into the MAKO IC. This
regulator uses VSW2 to source the current. The 1.55 V supply (R718) is used by the dual-core
processor U701 for it core voltage and clock amplifier.

4.5.6.2.3 Audio Pre-Amplifier


The audio pre-amplifier is integrated into the MAKO IC. The pre-amplifier's supply voltage and gain
are programmable and controlled by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The input to the
pre-amplifier is routed from the internal gain stages within the MAKO IC. The differential output of the
pre-amplifier is the VC_OUT_P pin (R844) and VC_OUT_M pin (R798).

4.5.6.2.4 Audio Power Amplifier


The audio power amplifier, supplied by SW_B+, is integrated into the MAKO IC U701. The audio PA
is a programmable BTL type and is controlled by the dual-core processor through the SPI bus. The
operational state of the PA, as well as selecting between the internal and external audio path, is
controlled by the dual-core processor via the SPI bus.
The differential input to the audio PA comes from a low-pass filter (R844, R798, C764, C765, and
C790) at the output of the audio pre-amplifier.

4.5.6.3 Interface Support Section


The interface support section includes the following:
• the MAKO IC (U701)
• the ESD protection circuitry, and
• the universal connector interface circuitry.

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4.5.6.3.1 MAKO IC U701


The digital-support functions are performed by the MAKO IC. The MAKO IC is contained in a 176-pin
BGA with 0.8mm pitch solder balls. The MAKO IC is supplied with three clocks. It is supplied with a
16.8 MHz clock from the transceiver board. It uses a 32.768 kHz crystal to boot up the dual core
processor and for the real-time clock. It also uses a 24.576 MHz crystal to generate the SAP clock
and frame synchronization signals.
The MAKO IC includes that one-wire option detect support, watchdog timer, and the radio's universal
(accessory) side connector interface. It also monitors the position of the on/off switch in order to
control the power-up/power-down sequence.

4.5.6.3.1.1 Side Connector Interface, Logic Level Translation, and Boot Data Path Control
The LH Data bidirectional translation is performed internal to the MAKO IC and 3V logic level is on
MAKO pin SB96D_BDO_KF_3V.

4.5.6.3.1.2 USB Transceiver


The USB transceiver is internal to MAKO IC U701, and is capable of transmitting and receiving serial
data at a rate of 12 megabits per second. The differential USB data comes from the side connector,
through the 33-ohm resistors R837 and R838 and then to the USB1_DP and USB1_DM pins on
U701. The data will then go through some interfacing and multiplexing internal to the transceiver for
6-wire USB operation and onto the output pins. The USB receive interface through the transceiver to
the dual core processor is as follows: DP routed to USB_VPI, DM routed to URXD1_USB_VMI, and
the differentially decoded data is output on URTS1_XRXD pin.
The USB transmitter is enabled when the RS232_USB* and USB_TXENAB signals are both driven
low by the dual-core processor. The single-ended data is output from the dual-core processor on the
UTXD1_USB_VPO pin and goes to USB1_DAT_TXD on U701. The data is driven out differentially
on the USB1_DP and USB1_DM pins, which go to the side connector. The dual-core processor
sends the single-ended zero signal from pin USB_VMO to the USB1_SE0 pin on U701.
When a USB cable is attached, pin CTS_CABLE_DET_5V is driven low and goes through level
translation in U701 and the output of CTS_CABLE_DET_3V is pulsed low and sent to the dual-core
processor. This line controls the USB and RS232 modes so that the data that is on those lines are
routed to the USB transceiver when a cable is detected. If a USB cable is not detected,
CTS_CABLE_DET_3V is high, the transceiver is put in suspend mode and the DP and DM pins can
now handle 5V tolerance for RS232 mode.

4.5.6.3.1.3 One-Wire Support


New options and accessories that attach to the side connector are identified by the dual-core
processor using the One-Wire protocol. The One-Wire pin on the side connector serves as the
One-Wire data pin. This signal is connected to the ONE_WIRE_OPT pin. This pin is connected to
the dual-core processor One-wire bus ONE_WIRE_UP through the MAKO IC, U701, internal
isolation switch controlled by the SPI commands sent from the dual-core processor. This isolation is
needed to prevent possible contention on the One-Wire bus when a smart battery is attached to the
radio.
These new accessories are to ground, designator R666, of the side connector. When this occurs, the
ONE_WIRE_OPT is asserted and the dual-core processor detects the change. The dual-core
processor then sends a command through the SPI lines to the U701 MAKO IC to connect the side
connector One-Wire line to the dual-core processor One-Wire bus. In the case of the USB cable, the
dual-core processor reads the One-Wire data from the cable and, upon determining that a USB
cable is attached, programs the digital-support IC for USB mode.

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4.5.6.3.1.4 Watchdog Timer


The watchdog timer is a 125ms counter that is integrated into the MAKO IC U701 and used during
the power down sequence. The MAKO IC will begin the power down sequence when a low-to-high
transition occurs on MECH_SW pin (MAKO pin E4). Once this transition occurs, the MAKO IC
begins the watchdog timer. Upon expiration, RESETX (MAKO pin C5) is asserted and all of the
MAKO regulators are shutdown. The dual-core processor can refresh the watchdog timer so that the
software has enough time to complete its tasks before the power is taken away.

4.5.6.3.1.5 32 kHz Oscillator and CMOS Output


There is an internal 32kHz oscillator circuitry to the MAKO IC U301 that is based off of a 32.768 kHz
crystal Y701 and additional load capacitors C701 and C702. The output of the 32 kHz oscillator is a
logic_vdd voltage (approximately 2.9 volts peak-to-peak), 32kHz +/- 20% square wave on pin
GATED_32K_CLK. This 32 kHz signal is routed through an analog switch U302 and sent to the
dual-core processor CKIL pin. This signal is only used to boot up the dual-core processor.
After the dual-core processor boots up, the select input (R799) of the analog switch is asserted high
allowing for the processor to receive an accurate 32.768 kHz, 2.9 V peak-to-peak square wave. This
signal is generated by tapping the output of the 32.768 crystal and buffering the signal with the
following components: U713, R745, R746, C743, C792, R742, and R741. The 32.768 kHz clock
signal allows for the completion of real-time applications.

4.5.6.3.2 ESD Protection Circuitry


Several components on the VOCON section were added to protect the circuitry from Electrostatic
Discharge (ESD). The side connector signal lines are exposed and require ESD protection
components. These protection components include:
• 5.6 volt zeners (VR659 and VR662) on the CTS and RTS lines, microphone lines, and the
option select lines
• 12 volt zener (VR650) on the internal and external speaker audio lines
• 13 volt zener (VR658) on the OPTB+ line, and
• low capacitance ESD suppressors (VR678, VR651, and VR652) on the USB data lines.

4.5.6.3.3 Universal Connector (Side Connector) Interface Circuitry


An important circuit in the side connector interface is the Option Select 2 line comparator. The
op-amp (U601) is used as a comparator for the option select 2 line. The voltage divider network of
R658 and R673 determines the comparator threshold. The remaining components on the side
connector interface consist of current-limiting serial resistors and noise-suppressing shunt
capacitors.

4.5.6.3.3.1 Universal Connector (Side Connector) and Option Selects


The universal connector is located on the side of the radio. It is the external port or interface to the
outside, and is used for programming and interfacing to external accessories. The universal
connector is connected to the main board via a flex circuit at connector J650.

Most of the signals are extensions of circuits described in other areas of this manual. However, there
are two option select pins used to configure special modes: Option Select 1 and Option Select 2.
These pins are controlled by accessories connected to the universal connector. Connections to the
universal connector and J650 are shown in Figure 4.5-2. and Figure 4.5-3., respectively.
Table 4.5-1 outlines their functions as defined at the universal connector.

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1
OPT_SEL1 2
EXT_SPKR
EXT_MIC
OPTB+/VPP
OPT_SEL2
SPKR_COM
RTS
GND
SB9600_BUSY
CTS
RS232_DOUT/USB_D+
RS232_DIN/USB_D-
SB9600_DATA/KEYFAIL 12
13

MAEPF-27431-O

Figure 4.5-2. Universal (Side) Connector

Signal Name J650-Pin #


GND 1, 11, 19, 20
INT_SPK+ 2
INT_SPKR- 3
OPT_SEL1 4
EXT_SPK+ 5 1 20
EXT_MIC 6
OPT_B+_VPP 7
OPT_SEL2 8 J650
SPKR_COM 9
RTS_USB_PWR 10
LH_BUSY 12
CTS 13
RS232_TX_USB+ 14
RS232_TX_USB- 15
LH_DATA_KEYFAIL 16
NC 17
INT_MIC 18 MAEPF-27467-O

Figure 4.5-3. VOCON Connector J650

Table 4.5-1. Option Select Functions

FUNCTION Option Select 1 Option Select 2

External PTT 0 0

No Function (Normal) 1 1

Man Down 1 0

External Speaker 0 1

4.5.6.3.4 The Option Board


The Option Board consists of the "keypad module" and the "display module" for models II and III of
the XTS 2500/XTS 2500I radio.

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4.5.6.3.4.1 Display Module


An optional integral 96 pixels by 64 pixels LCD display module is available with either a 3 x 2 keypad
with a navigational button (Model II radios), or 3 x 6 keypad with a navigational button (Model III
radios). This unit is not considered field-repairable. The display module is connected to the VOCON
section through the flex connector (J900).
The display is controlled by the Patriot's MCU core. The MCU core programs the display through the
following:
• EIM data lines D0 – D7 (pins 9 through 16, respectively),
• the display chip select line (pin 5),
• the EIM "write only" line (pin 8), and
• the EIM address 0 line (pin 7).
The EIM address 0 is used to select the register to be programmed. The Patriot may reset the
display module through pin 6. The display is supplied with 1.8 volts (C901) to pin 17and 3 volts
(C902) to pin 18.
The Patriot GPIO BL_EN controls the display backlighting; that signal goes to pin 43 of the J601
connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 3 of the J901 connector (on the Option
board).
Pin 4 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 42 on the J901
connector (on the Option board) is supplied with 7.5 volts. The 7.5 volts is used to power the LEDs
on the display module.
Pin 2 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 44 on the J901
connector (on the Option board), is supplied with the V2 regulated voltage. The V2 regulated voltage
is used to power DISPLAY_VCC.
Pin 1 of the J601 connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 45 on the J901
connector (on the Option board), is supplied with 1.8 volts. The 1.8 volts is used to power
DISPLAY_VDD.

4.5.6.3.4.2 Keypad Module


The keypad module is connected to the main board through flex connector (J601) on the radio board
schematic and J901 on the Option board schematic. The keypad is read though a row-and-column
matrix made up of ROW0, ROW1, ROW2, ROW3, ROW4, ROW5, ROW6 and COL0, COL1, and
COL2. This totals 18 keys on the keypad. When a key is pressed, a row and a column are connected
to one another.
The Patriot determines a key press by a scanning algorithm. Each column line is configured as an
open drain output and pulled low. The Patriot then scans the row pins (each row pin has an internal
pull up resistor). If a row signal is read low, then the Patriot determines that a key was pressed. If
none of the row signal lines are low, then another column line is pulled low and the row scanning
routine occurs.
The Patriot GPIO BL_EN controls the keypad backlighting; that signal goes to pin 43 of the J601
connector (on the radio board), and the corresponding pin 3 of the J901 connector (on the Option
board). Pin 42 is supplied with 7.5 volts, which is used to power the LEDs on the keypad module.

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4.5.6.3.5 Encryption Module


The encryption module (secure models only) connects directly to the VOCON board and interfaces
directly with the vocoder digital circuitry. It contains one custom microcontroller IC (Armour) to
perform digital, numerical, encryption algorithms.
The encryption modules are designed to digitally encrypt and decrypt voice for ASTRO and
NON-ASTRO in XTS 2500/XTS 2500I. This section covers the encryption modules, hardware kits
0104020J49 (Model 1.5), 0104020J50 (Model 2) and 0104020J51 (Model 3).
NOTE: The encryption modules are NOT serviceable. The information contained in this section is
only intended to help determine whether a problem is due to an encryption module or the radio
itself.
The encryption module uses a custom encryption IC and an encryption key variable to perform its
encode/decode function. The encryption key variable is loaded into the encryption module, via the
radio's universal (side) connector, from a hand-held, key variable loader (KVL). The encryption IC
corresponds to the particular encryption algorithm purchased. Table 4.5-2 lists the encryption
algorithms and their corresponding kit numbers.
The encryption module operates from two power supplies (UNSW_B+ and SW_B+). The SW_B+ is
turned on and off by the radio's On/Off switch. The UNSW_B+ provides power to the encryption
module as long as the radio battery is in place.
Key variables are loaded into the encryption module through connector J601, pin 34. Depending on
the type of encryption module, up to 16 keys can be stored in the module at a time. The key can be
infinite key retention or 30-seconds key retention, depending on how the codeplug is set up.
The radio' s host processor communicates with the encryption module on the Synchronous Serial
Interface (SSI) bus. The SSI bus consists of four signal lines. A communications failure between the
host processor and the secure module will be ERROR 09/10 or S03 error message on the display.
To troubleshoot the encryption module, refer to the flowcharts in Chapter 6.5 “900 MHz
Troubleshooting Charts.”

Table 4.5-2. Encryption Module Software Kits and Algorithms

Software
Algorithm
Kit Number

Q667AB (7/ ADP SFWR DSP BASED CRYPTO


800), Q667AE
(V,U1,U2)

Q159AC XTS 2500/XTS 2500I UCM HARDWARE ENCRYPTION

Q629AD AES ENCRYPTION

Q625AU DES, DES-XL, DES-OFB ENCRYPTION

Q668AC ADP UCM ENCRYPTION W/DES, DES-XL, DES-OFB

H869BQ MULTI KEY

Q406AC ADP UCM ENCRYPTION

QA00204AA MULTIKEY AND ADP

ADP UCM ENCRYPTION W/AES

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4.5.6.3.6 System Clocks


The Patriot is supplied with two clocks:
1. The first clock, a 16.8 MHz sine wave, comes from the RF portion of the radio. It is
conditioned by the clock buffer circuit, which includes Q709, R722, R740, R743, R729, R797,
C726, C725 and C727.
2. The other clock supplied to Patriot is a 32.768 kHz square wave. This clock is generated by
the external 32.768kHz crystal Y701, and a clock buffer circuit that includes U713, R745,
R746, C743, C792, R742 and R741. This signal is supplied to the CKIL pin on the dual-core
processor.

4.5.6.4 Transmit Audio Path


Refer to Figure 4.5-4. The single-ended internal microphone audio enters the VOCON board through
20 pin side connector (J650), and the internal microphone bias is set by circuitry that includes R751,
R753, C751, C753 and C755. The internal microphone signal is connected to the INT_MIC_P pin,
which is the input terminal on the MAKO IC internal op-amp G1 after the signal is multiplexed. The
gain of the G1 pre-amp is set to +15 dB, which is programmed by dual-core processor SPI lines.
The external microphone audio enters the VOCON board through the remote connector J102, pin10,
and the external microphone bias is set by circuitry that includes R750, R752, C750, C752 and
C754. The external microphone signal is connected to the EXT_MIC_P pin, which is an input
terminal on the MAKO IC internal op-amp G1 after the signal is multiplexed. The gain of the G1 pre-
amp is set to +15 dB, which is programmed by dual-core processor SPI lines.
The dual-core processor, through the SPI bus, programs a multiplexer internal to the MAKO IC to
select one of the microphone signals. Then, the selected microphone signal goes through the G1
pre-amplifier stage and on to a programmable gain amplifier (G2) before it goes to the CODEC for
A/ D conversion. The resulting digital data is filtered and sent to the DSP on the CODEC_TX line
from the MAKO IC VC_TX3V pin. After additional filtering and processing, the DSP sends the data-
out from the STDB pin, labeled TX_SSI_DATA to the RF interface connector.
.

Internal Mic Bias INT_MIC_P MAKO IC U701


R751, R753,
C751,
C753, C755
Pre-amp Amp G2
CODEC
G1 Gain Gain = -30
A/D 16-Bit
MUX = 15 dB to 0 dB

External Mic Bias HPF = 200 Hz


R750, R752, EXT_MIC_P & LPF = 3.4
C750, C752 kHz cutoff
C754

MAKO_CS CODEC_TX
SPI_MISOB 4 CODEC_FSYNC
SPI_MOSIB CODEC_DCLK
SCKB
Patriot Patriot RF D/A
SPIB SAP / BBP U201
3

TX_SSI_FSYNC
TX_SSI_CLK
TX_DATA

Figure 4.5-4. VOCON Transmit Audio Path

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4.5.6.5 Receive Audio Path


Refer to Figure 4.5-5. The receive audio data comes from the Abacus III IC U401 (DOUTA) to the
dual-core processor SRDB pin. The DSP decodes the data and sends it out through the CODEC_RX
line to the MAKO IC VC_RX3V pin. The CODEC filters, adds digital programmable gain G1, then
converts the digital data into an analog audio signal, which in turn is sent to programmable
attenuator G3. The signal is then sent through an internal programmable differential preamplifier
(G4) to add gain and outputs the signal on pins VC_OUT_P and VC_OUT_M of the MAKO IC.
This output from the preamp is then filtered through circuitry R798, R844, C764, C765, C790, and
then sent back to 2 independent internal BTL differential power amplifiers, G5 & G6, of the MAKO IC.
The power amplifiers are programmed to a fixed gain of 26 dB through the dual-core processor SPI
lines and PA control registers.
The dual-core processor selects whether the amplified audio is routed to the internal speaker or the
external speaker through the SPI lines based upon which amplifier is turned on as shown in the PA
control block. The output audio is routed on MAKO IC pins INT_SPKR_P and INT_SPKR_M for
internal and EXT_SPKR_P and EXT_SPKR_M for external speaker lines.

ABACUS III MAKO IC U701


U401 Digital CODEC
LPF = 3.4kHz 16-Bit
D/A G1 Digital
RX_SSI_FSYNC Gain = 0 or
RX_SSI_CLK 3 3 1 dB
RX_SSI_DATA

Patriot SAP/BBP G4
Preamp = G3
Patriot SPIB CODEC_RX
0 to 10 Attenuator
CODEC_DCLK
MAKO_CS dB = -52 to 0
CODEC_FSYNC
SPI_MISOB 4 dB

SPI_MOSIB
SCKB
VC_OUT_P
G5
HP & LP EXT PA
Filter = 22kHz, VC_OUT_M =26 dB
200Hz
PA
Control

Internal PA_IN_M
G6
Speaker =
PA_IN_P INT PA
28 ohms
=26 dB

External
Speaker

Figure 4.5-5. VOCON Receive Audio Path

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Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Procedures

5.1 Introduction
The purpose of this chapter is to aid in troubleshooting problems with the ASTRO XTS 2500/
XTS 2500I digital portable radio. It is intended to have enough detail to localize the malfunctioning
circuit and isolate the defective component.

Most of the ICs are static sensitive devices. Do not

! attempt to troubleshoot or disassemble a board


without first referring to the following Handling
Precautions section.
Caution
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000
Digital Portable Radio Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the
pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

5.2 Handling Precautions


Complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) devices, and other high-technology devices,
are used in this family of radios. While the attributes of these devices are many, their characteristics
make them susceptible to damage by electrostatic discharge (ESD), or high-voltage charges.
Damage can be latent, resulting in failures occurring weeks or months later. Therefore, special
precautions must be taken to prevent device damage during disassembly, troubleshooting, and
repair. Handling precautions are mandatory for this radio, and are especially important in low-
humidity conditions. DO NOT attempt to disassemble the radio without observing the following
handling precautions:
1. Eliminate static generators (plastics, Styrofoam, etc.) in the work area.
2. Remove nylon or double-knit polyester jackets, roll up long sleeves, and remove or tie back
loose hanging neckties.
3. Store and transport all static-sensitive devices in ESD-protective containers.
4. Disconnect all power from the unit before ESD-sensitive components are removed or
inserted, unless otherwise noted.
5. Use a static-safeguarded workstation. We recommend using a wrist strap, two ground cords,
a static-control table mat, and a static-control floor mat.
6. Always wear a conductive wrist strap when servicing this equipment. The Motorola part
number for a replacement wrist strap that connects to the table mat is 4280385A59.
7. When performing hot-air repair in close proximity to the backup battery (reference number
M500), remove the backup battery before performing any rework to avoid damaging the
battery.

5.3 Voltage Measurement and Signal Tracing


It is a good idea to check the battery voltage under load. This can be done by measuring the
OPT_B+ _VPP pin at the universal (side) connector (pin 4). The battery voltage should remain at or
above 7.0 Vdc. If the battery voltage is less than 7.0 Vdc, the battery should be recharged or
replaced, as necessary, prior to analyzing the radio.
5-2 Troubleshooting Procedures: Standard Bias Table

In most situations, the problem circuit may be identified using a multimeter, RF millivoltmeter,
oscilloscope (preferably with 100 MHz bandwidth or more), and a spectrum analyzer.

When checking a transistor or module, either in or

! out of circuit, do not use an ohmmeter having more


than 1.5 volts dc appearing across the test leads, or
use an ohms scale of less than x100.
Caution
5.4 Standard Bias Table
Table 5-1 outlines some standard supply voltages and system clocks that should be present under
normal operation. These should be checked as a first step to any troubleshooting procedure.

Table 5-1. Standard Operating Bias

Signal Name Nominal Value Tolerance Probe Point

Gated_32_KHZ 32.768kHz ±400ppm C742

CKIH 16.8MHz C726

16.8MHZ 16.8MHz C726

POR 2.9V dc ±5% D511, pin 2

MAKO_RESET 1.9V dc ±5% D511, pin 2

VSW1 3.6V dc ±5% R711

VSW2 2.3V dc ±5% C715

V2.9 2.9V dc ±5% L704

UNSW_B+ 7.5V dc 6-9 V dc R725

SW_B+ 7.5V dc 6-9 V dc R708

VCC5 5V dc ±5% L705

VSAVE 2.5V dc ±5% C704

RFSW_B+ 7.5V dc 6-9 V dc C730

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Troubleshooting Procedures: Power-Up Self-Check Errors 5-3

5.5 Power-Up Self-Check Errors


Each time the radio is turned on, the microcontroller unit (MCU) and the digital signal processor
(DSP) perform some internal diagnostics. These diagnostics consist of checking the programmable
devices such as the FLASH ROMs, internal and external EEPROMs, and SRAM devices. At the end
of the power-up self-check routines, if an error exists, the appropriate error codes may be read using
the Customer Programming Software (CPS) from the RS232/USB bus on the universal (side)
connector.

Table 5-2. Power-up Self-Check Error Codes

Error Code Description Corrective Action

01/02 FLASH ROM codeplug Checksum Non-Fatal Error 1) Turn radio off, then on.
2) Reprogram the radio
codeplug.

01/12 Security Partition Checksum Non-Fatal Error Send radio to depot

01/20 ABACUS Tune Failure Non-Fatal Error Turn radio off, then on

01/22 Tuning Codeplug Checksum Non-Fatal Error Send radio to depot

01/81 Host ROM Checksum Fatal Error Send radio to depot

01/82 FLASH ROM codeplug Checksum Fatal Error Reprogram the codeplug,
then retune the radio.

01/88 External RAM Fatal Error (Note: Not a checksum Send radio to depot
error.)

01/90 General Hardware Failure Fatal Error Turn radio off, then on

01/92 Security Partition Checksum Fatal Error Send radio to depot

01/93 FLASHport Authentication Code Failure Send radio to depot

01/98 Internal RAM Fail Fatal Error Send radio to depot

01/A2 Tuning Codeplug Checksum Fatal Error Send radio to depot

02/81 DSP ROM Checksum Fatal Error Send radio to depot

02/88 DSP RAM Fatal Error (Note: Not a checksum error.) Turn radio off, then on

02/90 General DSP Hardware Failure (DSP startup Turn radio off, then on.
message not received correctly)

NOTE: If you have an earlier version of the radio, it may display either 09/10 or
09/90. This is the result of a programming error, and can be cleared by
turning the radio off and on. If the problem persists, send the radio to the
depot. Newer radios will not display this error code.

In the case of multiple errors, the codes are logically ORed and the results displayed.

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5-4 Troubleshooting Procedures: Operational Error Codes

5.6 Operational Error Codes


During radio operation, the radio performs dynamic tests to determine if the radio is working properly.
Problems detected during these tests are presented as error codes on the radio’s display. The
presence of an error code should prompt a user that a problem exists and that a service technician
should be contacted. Use Table 5-3 to aid in understanding particular operational error codes.

Table 5-3. Operational Error Code Displays

Error Code Description Corrective Action

FAIL 001 Synthesizer Out-of-Lock a. Reprogram external codeplug


b. Send radio to depot

FAIL 002 Selected Mode/Zone Codeplug Checksum Error Reprogram external codeplug

5.6.1 Power-Up, Self-Check Diagnostics, and Repair (Not for Field Use)
The following are additional action items to be utilized for the diagnosis and resolution of the
aforementioned error codes:

Table 5-4. Additional Error Code Action Items

Error Code Corrective Action

01/02 This non-fatal error will likely recover if the radio's power is cycled. In the event
that this does not resolve the issue, the radio should be re-flashed. As a last
resort, the FLASH ROM (U803) should be replaced.

01/12 The radio should be sent to the depot for re-flashing of the security codeplug.

01/20 Cycling the radio power should resolve this issue.

01/22 The radio should be sent to the depot for re-flashing of the tuning codeplug,
followed by re-tuning of the radio.

01/81 The radio should be sent to the depot for re-flashing of the host code.

01/82 The radio should be sent to the depot for re-flashing of the radio codeplug.

01/88 Re-flashing of the radio should be performed first. If this fails to resolve the issue,
then replacement of the SRAM (U804) is necessary.

01/90 Cycle power to the radio. Continued failure indicates a likely IC failure (MAKO,
PCIC, ABACUS). In this event, the radio should be sent to the depot for isolation
and repair of the problem IC.

01/92 The radio should be sent to the depot for reprogramming of the security codeplug.

01/93 The radio should be sent to the depot for re-flashing of the host code.

01/98 Send the radio to the depot for replacement of the SRAM (U804).

01/A2 The radio should be sent to the depot for re-flashing of the tuning codeplug
followed by re-tuning of the radio.

02/81 The radio should be sent to the depot for examination and/or replacement of
either the FLASH (U804), or the Patriot MCU/DSP (U800).

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Troubleshooting Procedures: Operational Error Codes 5-5

Table 5-4. Additional Error Code Action Items (Continued)

Error Code Corrective Action

02/88 Cycle power to the radio. If this does not fix the problem, then the radio should be
sent to the depot for re-flashing of the DSP code. Continued failure requires
examination and/or replacement of the SRAM (U804).

02/90 Cycle power to the radio. If this fails to fix the problem, then the radio should be
sent to the depot for re-flashing of the DSP code. Continued failure may require
replacement of U800, the Patriot MCU/DSP.

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5-6 Troubleshooting Procedures: Operational Error Codes

Notes

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Chapter 6.1 VHF Troubleshooting Charts

6.1.1 Introduction
This chapter contains detailed troubleshooting flowcharts. These flowcharts are for use as a guide in
determining the problem areas. They are not a substitute for the knowledge of circuit operation and
astute troubleshooting techniques. It is advisable to refer to the related detailed circuit descriptions in
the theory sections prior to troubleshooting a radio.
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000
Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the
pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

6.1.2 List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts


Most troubleshooting flowcharts end up by pointing to an IC to replace. It is not always noted, but it
is good practice to verify supplies and grounds to the affected IC and to trace continuity to
the malfunctioning signal and related circuitry before replacing any IC. For instance, if a clock
signal is not available at a destination IC, continuity from the source IC should be checked before
replacing the source IC.

Table 6.1-1. List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts

Chart Name Page No.

VHF Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-2

Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-3

DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-6

Button Test Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-9

Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-10

Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-11

Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-12

No Display Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-13

VHF Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-16

VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-17

VHF Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-18

VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-19

No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-21

VHF Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-22

Secure Hardware Failure 6.1-23

NOTE: µC is used in several of the following troubleshooting charts.


µC = microcontroller unit (MCU).
6.1-2 VHF Troubleshooting Charts: VHF Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart

6.1.3 VHF Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart

Start

Good
No Error No Display Yes
power-up
Self-Test? Message? Model?

Yes Yes No

Go to * See Power-up Use RSS to


VHF No Is there
Self Check display Error
Chart TX Power?
Error Codes Messages

Yes

Go to Is TX Yes Error
No
VHF Deviation Messages on
Chart OK? RSS?

Yes No

Either
Go to No RX No Receive Bad Display or
Audio Chart Audio? Radio Power-up
Failure
Yes

No Poor
SINAD?

Yes

See Button No Buttons


Test Chart Functional?

Yes

End

*Please see Table 5-2 on page 5-3.

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VHF Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) 6.1-3

6.1.4 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

Power-Up
Radio
Failure

Verify
Standard Bias
in Table 5-1

Isolate and
No
Repair Problem Standard
See DC Supply Bias OK?
Failure Flowchart
Yes

Probe
32.7687kHz
Clock at C743

Signal No Verify Integrity


Present? of C701 and 2
C702

Yes

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6.1-4 VHF Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

6.1.5 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Probe
16.8MHz
Signal at
C214

Investigate
Signal No 16.8 MHz
About
Reference
1Vp-p?
Oscillator
Yes

Check
16.8MHz
Signal at C245

Investigate Clock
Signal No
Buffer
About
Components and
1Vp-p?
Isolate Problem
Yes

Refer Board to
Service Depot for
Reflash, Patriot,
SRAM, and
FLASH Analysis

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VHF Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) 6.1-5

6.1.6 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)


2

Replace
Components Problem
OK? Component

Check for
32.768kHz
signal on
R747

Signal No Replace U712 Signal Yes


Present? and Retest Present?

Yes No

Follow DC No Problem
Supply Failure Solved? End
Flowchart

Check For
32.768kHz Signal No Replace
signal on Present? U713
R745

Yes
Problem Yes End
Solved?

No

Follow DC
Supply Failure
Flowchart

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6.1-6 VHF Troubleshooting Charts: DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

6.1.7 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

Problem with DC
Supply
Distribution
Network

Check Voltage Replace


No
at L703 Voltage Approx U701
1.875V?

Yes
Yes

Check Voltage
at R718

No
Voltage approx
1.55V?

Yes

Check Voltage
at L704

No
Voltage approx
2.9V?

Yes

Check Voltage
at L705

No
Voltage approx
5V?

Yes

Replace
VOCON

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VHF Troubleshooting Charts: DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) 6.1-7

6.1.8 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Check
Voltage at
pin R711

No Check Yes
Voltage =
C796, C713, Components
3.6V +/-
L701 OK?
5%
Yes No

Check Replace
Voltage at Problem
pin L703 Component 4

No Check R763, Yes ReFLASH


Voltage =
L703, C717, Components HOST C
1.875V +/-
and CR700 OK? Code
5%
Yes No

Check Replace Yes


Voltage at Problem Fixed? End
pin L704 Component

No

No Replace
Voltage = U701
4
2.9V +/- MAKO IC
5%

Yes

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6.1-8 VHF Troubleshooting Charts: DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

6.1.9 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

Check
Voltage at
C517

Check L502, Replace


Voltage = No No
C518, C506, Components Problem
3.0V +/- 5%? and C512 OK? Component

Yes Yes

Check
Replace
Voltage at
U502
C517

Check L502, Replace


Voltage = No No
C518, R527, Components Problem
3.0V +/- 5%?
C511 and C522 OK? Component

Yes Yes

Check Replace
Voltage at
C514 U501

Check C513, No Replace


Voltage = No
C524, C510 Components Problem
5.0V +/- 5%?
and C512 OK? Component

Yes Yes

End Replace
U500

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VHF Troubleshooting Charts: Button Test Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-9

6.1.10Button Test Troubleshooting Chart

Button Test Synopsis


This chart relates to a failure in the button functions.
Basic Failure modes are as follows:
1) Failure in keypad flex assembly.
2) Bad Connection
Place radio in Test Mode. 3) Defective Switches or pads
Press Top Side Button 4) Defective MAKO IC (U701)
(Monitor) so display reads
CH TEST. This places the Button Table
radio in button test mode. Button Code Chart
Then, press the orange PTT 1/ 0-1
(Emergency) Top Button Top Button (Emergency) 3/ 0-1 C.6
to verify codes displayed Side Button 1 (Monitor) 96/ 0-1 C.6
as shown in the Button Side Button 2 97/ 0-1 C.6
Table at right Side Button 3 98/ 0-1 C.6
Channel Select (Frequency) 4/ 0-15 C.8
Volume Control Knob 0/ 0-220 C.7
Zone Select 65/ 0-2 C.8

Yes Keys
End
correct? 131/1 132/1 133/1

No
129/1 135/1 134/1

Check signal HOME 128/1 130/1 App


path integrity of 136/1 Navigation
button in question Button
49/1 50/1 51/1
1 2ABC 3DEF

52/1 53/1 54/1


4GHI 5JKL 6MNO

55/1 56/1 57/1


7PRS 8TUV 9XYZ

58/1 48/1 59/1

* 0 #

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6.1-10 VHF Troubleshooting Charts: Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart

6.1.11 Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart

Volume
Set Error

Synopsis
This chart relates to a failure in the volume
Verify operation
set knob. Basic failure modes are as follows:
of volume knob
per "Button Test" 1) Bad connection
flow chart 2) Defective volume control pot
3) Defective MAKO IC (U701)
4) Problem in receive audio circuit

Refer to "No Yes Volume


Receive Audio" check OK?
flow chart

No

Using a voltmeter,
measure voltage at Voltage Yes Replace
R505 when volume Functional? U701
knob is on. The value
should be 3.0V.
No

Measure voltage from


C520 to GND while
moving volume knob
from min to max. Max
volume is 2.50V

Replace No Volume
Volume pot OK?
Switch

Yes

Verify contact
with circuit
board

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VHF Troubleshooting Charts: Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-11

6.1.12Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart

Channel
Select Error Channel RTA3 RTA2 RTA1 RTA0
Probe Point (R513) (R514) (R515) (R516)
1 1 1 1 1
2 1 1 1 0
Verify operation 3 1 1 0 1
of zone knob per 4 1 1 0 0
"Button Test" 5 1 0 1 1
flow chart 6 1 0 1 0
7 1 0 0 1
8 1 0 0 0
9 0 1 1 1
By studying the 10 0 1 1 0
adjacent chart against 11 0 1 0 1
the channel numbers 12 0 1 0 0
which have errors, 13 0 0 1 1
one signal may be 14 0 0 1 0
determined to be in 15 0 0 0 1
error or verify logic 16 0 0 0 0
levels at R513-R516
for each channel.

Verify codeplug
Signals Yes programming with
check good RSS. If codeplug
at 800? checks OK, then
replace U800.
No

Verify voltage levels


directly at pin C1 of
the frequency switch
(S500). Position A =
2.2V, Position B = 0V,
Position C = 1.5V

S500 No Replace
checks Switch
good? S500

Yes

Verify
contact with
circuit board

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6.1-12 VHF Troubleshooting Charts: Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart

6.1.13Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart

Top/Side
Button Test

Synopsis
This chart relates to a failure in
Verify operation reading the buttons. Side Button 1,
of zone knob per Side Button 2, or Side Button 3.
"Button Test" Basic failure modes are as follows:
flow chart 1) Bad connection
2) Defective Switch
3) Defective MAKO IC (U701)

Using RSS,
verify problem Yes Button
button is enabled check OK?
for function

No

Using a voltmeter, measure the voltages


at the resistor while depressing the
Yes following keys:
Buttons
Button Voltage Resistor
Enabled?
Emergency 2.50V to 0V R511
Top Side 2.70V to 0V R510
No Middle Side 2.70V to 0V R509
Bottom Side 3.00V to 0V R508

Use RSS
to enable
button

Yes Levels No Verify physical


Replace
correct? operation of
U701
buttons

Replace No Buttons
buttons and/or
OK?
switch

Yes

Verify contact
with circuit
board

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VHF Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) 6.1-13

6.1.14No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

No Display

Verify/Re-Connect
DisplayConnections:
1) LCD to OPTION Board
connection (22 pin connector)
2) OPTION Board flex connector
(45 pin connector)
3) Check connector integrity
(22 pin: check solder, etc.)
(45 pin: check latches, solder, etc.)

Problem Yes
End
Resolved?

No

Replace
LCD Display

Problem Yes
End
Resolved?

No

Check DC
on J601, pin 1

No Repair solder
1.8<V<1.95V? joint at
J601, pin 1

Yes

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6.1-14 VHF Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

6.1.15No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Check P_S*
at R912 on
option board

Verify Signal
No Problem Yes
V = 1.85V? Path Integrity End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check RESET
at R647

No Verify Signal Yes


V = 1.85V? Path Integrity Problem End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check
REG_SEL
at J601, pin 7

No Verify Signal Yes


V = 1.85V? Path Integrity Problem
End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check CS at
R931 on
option board

No Verify Signal Yes


Problem End
V = 1.85V? Path Integrity
Resolved?
and correct

Yes No

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VHF Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) 6.1-15

6.1.16No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

Use an Oscilloscope to check for


Check Active
a low level (0V) pulse occurrence
Low Status on
during power-on initialization period.
both RESET
and CS

Low- Return radio to


No
Level Pulses service depot for
Present? further analysis

Yes
Use an Oscilloscope to check for
either a low level (0V) pulse or
high-level (1.85V) occurrence during Check D0-D7
power-on initialization period. for appropriate
voltage levels

Signal
present Yes
at appropriate
level?

No

Repair
appropriate
connections

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6.1-16 VHF Troubleshooting Charts: VHF Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart

6.1.17VHF Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart

Bad SINAD
No Recovered
Audio
NOTE: INJECT MODULATED ON CARRIER NOTE: The presence or absense of RF signals is generally not enough
FREQUENCY SIGNAL AS REQUIRED. to diagnose sensitivity degradations. It is best to compare signal levels
Spray or Inject 1st IF at each decision node, to the same circuit in working radio.
into XTAL Filter FL51
VHF2 1st IF:44.85MHz
VHF2 2nd IF:2.25MHz
VHF2 2nd LO:42.6MHz

Inject -47 dBm into J101 and


Audio No toggle signal continuously
Heard? (on/off) while monitoring
SSI_D data pulse
Yes

Inject RF Does Check IF


the pulse Yes
into J101 spectrum at
frequency
vary? U401, pin 47

No

No If present Trace IF signal Remove SH401. Is it Check IF filter


Check Yes IF Signal Check
at U401, from L10 to Check 2nd LO symmetric No FL51. Make sure
FL51 at L54? FGU Chart
pin 47? U401, pin 47 Control Voltage at centered? LO is locked and
U401, pin 38 on frequency
Yes No
No Yes
Check tank
components L411, Is
No 2nd IF on Yes 1st LO
L412, C476. RF Signal O/P OK? See VOCON
U401, pins 4 Yes chart, RX
Check for 3Vdc and 5? at C51? Locked? VCO locked?
at pin 48 audio problems
Yes No Yes
No

Before replacing U401, Check RF


check U401 voltages. Yes Check Mixer Check
postselector. Signal postselector 16.8MHz No
Check for no RX audio (U1) circuit check at pin 35 FGU
Check voltage input C41? Chart
VOCON flowchart on U401?
at C46
No
Yes

Check bias Yes RF Signal Check U401 voltages,


18MHz No
voltages on at C20? at ABACUS programming, and
Q29 (U401) pin 10MHz clock VCO
20? components
No or
Weak RF Yes
Check preselector filter.
VHF Band : RF
Program filter to test Yes Before replacing U401, check 2nd
0.8 - 4.5V Signal at preselector
freqs. and check VCO Q401. Check VCO O/P level;
If voltages are not OK, input C1?
varactor voltages Disconnect R418 and verify that
check U102, (PCIC)
for both preselector a 0.5V to 5V control voltage VCO
& postselector No will sweep about the IF frequency

Check harmonic
filter C177 - C180
and antenna switch
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VHF Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-17

6.1.18VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart

Bad SINAD
No
Recovered
Audio 1

Check Rx SAP
Check speaker port signal
integrity integrity as per
Chapter 7

No Replace No Replace
Connections Connections
Speaker U701
OK? OK?

Yes Yes

Connect an RLN4460
test box (or equivalent) Replace
to the radio side U800
connector via a
programming cable

A standard input is an RF
Inject Standard signal at -47 dBm with a 1
Input into antenna kHz tone modulated at 3
connector kHz for a 25kHz channel

Check
Audio Yes Yes
distortion of THD < 2 % Replace
present? signal at R844 U701
and/or R798
No No

1 Check
contacts at
J650

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6.1-18 VHF Troubleshooting Charts: VHF Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart

6.1.19VHF Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart

FGU NoLO
Injection/TX
Unlock

Is Vdc at
D251&D252(RX VCO) Is Vdc Do a continuity
No at C218 3V? No
D270(Tx VCO) check and refer to
and C211 DC switch chart
0.4<Vdc<12?
5V?
Yes
Yes

Is there
a voltage reading No
Is Vdc at Replace
R259, at R204, R205, C206,
U202
High for Tx, No Take a continuity C207 directed
Low for Rx mode check of traces to U202?
to U201
Yes

Yes Is Vdc Do a continuity


No
For TX only pin 3 of Q216 (TX) at Y200 pin 4 check and refer to
3V? DC switch chart

Yes

Do you
see 16.8MHz at Replace Y200
No
pin 3 of Y200 and C214 and/or C214
connection to Xtal
K9 pin of
U202?

Yes

Do
you see No Check Yes Replace
For RX check C263, 16.8MHz at
L258, C267, C261, U201 circuitry U202
C245?
R293 and R294 for
continuity. Replace Yes No
No
For TX check C278, suspected
L274, C276, C279, component Fix/replace
R273, R274 and R275
U201
Yes

Change U250
Do Is
you see No 3Vdc at No
~11.5 Vdc at pin 2 pin 4 of
of D202? D201?

Yes Yes

Check components
Replace
D201, D202, C206,
U202
C207, C208
and C209

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VHF Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2) 6.1-19

6.1.20VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2)

Radio has no
Transmitter
Deviation (VOCON
Evaluation)

Inspect internal
Check voltage
and external
on C754 and
microphone
C755
contacts

Repair Replace
No Voltage > No
Connections connections or C754 and/or
replace flex 7.0mVrms?
OK? C755
connector
Yes
Yes

Connect an RLN4460
test box (or equivalent)
Yes
to the radio side 1 Voltage > 7.0mV?
connector via a
programming cable

No

Inject a 225mVrms
1kHz tone into the Replace
test box Audio in L651
port and /or L652

Is FM Yes
deviation No VOCON
approx problem found
3kHz?

No

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6.1-20 VHF Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2)

6.1.21VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2)

1 2

Check Mic
Bias line on Clock No Replace
U701 for DC present? U701
Voltage
Yes

Voltage = No Replace Check signal on


5.0V ? U701 CODEC_FSYNC

Yes

Check signal on
Synchronous No Replace
R774 while still
pulses
applying audio present?
U701
signal to radio
Yes
Yes

Data No Replace Replace


present? U701 U800

Yes

Check signal
on
CODEC_CLK

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VHF Troubleshooting Charts: No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart 6.1-21

6.1.22No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart

NOTE: This chart assumes you have gone through


No RF TX the VOCON TX Audio Problem Section.
Deviation

Set the radio to test mode CSQ.


Connect the radio to R4005B test box
or equivalent and inject a 1 kHz tone
mic signal with an amplitude sufficient
to provide a 3 kHz deviation out.

PTT radio using


external PTT
switch

Check waveform on test point


TP36 on VHF board.
It should look like TX Audio 1 kHz Tone,
trace 1 with Vdc ~1.5V.

Do
you see a Remove Check waveform on U201,
waveform like No pin 1. It should
TX Audio 1 kHz SH201
look like TX Audio 1 kHz
Tone, trace
1? Tone, trace 2, Vdc~1.5V.

Yes
Do Check Vdc on U201,
Check R213, C231. you see a If no voltage,
If components are waveform like No
TX Audio 1 kHz replace U201.
good, replace U202.
Tone, trace
2?
Yes

Make sure there is 3V


on pin 4 of FL200. If not
go to DC supply failure.

Check clock on pin 8


of FL200. The waveform
should look like TX
Audio 1 kHz Tone, trace 3.

Do
you see a Make sure DC on U202
waveform like No is there. Make sure Y200,
TX Audio 1 kHz pin 2 has 16.8 MHz
Tone, trace ref output.
3?
Yes

Check pin 7 of FL200. Check pin 1 of FL200.


When you PTT, is should It should go up to 1.5V
go HIGH (3V). If it does when you PTT. If it doesn't
not go high, check the check C231. If C231
Patriot (U800). is good, replace FL200.

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6.1-22 VHF Troubleshooting Charts: VHF Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart

6.1.23VHF Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart

No/Low TX Power

* * *
Is Is RF Is Is
TX current Yes input drive at voltage drop Yes there RF
>300mA? U101 pin 16 across D170 at connector
>2dBm? >0.5V? J101?

No No No No

Go to Frequency Check U102 Check C177, C174,


Generation Unit and the ALC IC L172, C175, C172,
Chart L171, C173, L170,
C170 and C171
Is B+ No Check E140,
at L125? L119

Remove SH1
Yes
and Check
D171
Is B+ at No Check E102,
U101 pins 6,7,
and 14? L114

Yes For Analysis, shields SH103 and SH104 need to be removed.

* * = Transmitter enable Low.


Is Vdc No
at TP_146 Check ALC IC
>2V?

Yes

*
Is Vdc No Check R108
at U101 pin 1
>2V?

Yes

*
Is Vdc No
at R103 Replace Q198
>1V?

Yes

Is * Go to Frequency
RF at U101 No
Generation Unit
pin 16 >2
dBm? Chart

Yes
*
Is
RF at U101 No Check C106,
pin 6 >20 Replace U101
C181 and L101
dBm?

Yes

Check L125, C124,


C125, L126, C126,
L127, C127
and C128
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VHF Troubleshooting Charts: Secure Hardware Failure 6.1-23

6.1.24Secure Hardware Failure

Fail
09/10
Failure
Secure Hardware
Failure 09/10 : Secure Hardware Failure
S03 : No communication between VOCON
and UCM
S02 : UCM tampered.
(keypad retainer removed)
Verify connections
to secure module
through J601 Synopsis
This failure relates only to secure-equipped
radios and indicates a power-up self-test failure
for the secure module. More specifically this
failure indicates a failure in communications
Repair No between the DSP and secure module. The
Connections secure module is not considered field repairable
opens good? so troubleshooting is limited to verifying a
problem with the module and replacing.
Yes Typical failure modes would be:
1) Open between secure module and VOCON
board at J601.
Is
Replace module known good 2) Failure of the SSI bus that the DSP uses to
Yes
with known good module communicate with the secure module.
one and retest available? 3) Failure to get proper supplies and grounds
to J601.
No

Radio
Use ohmmeter to electrically
functions with No
known good verify the following signal
module? connections to source IC:
Signal @ J601 Source No Repair
Connections
Yes ENC_SSI_DI R626 connections
good?
ENC_SSI_DO R625
ENC_SSI_CLK R616
Replace RESET_ENC Pin 42@J601 Yes
secure Verify bias of following signals:
module Verify electrical activity
Signal @ J601 Nominal Bias
UNSW_B+ 7.5VDC+/-1.0VDC at the following signals
SW_B+ 7.5VDC+/-1.0VDC at power up:
GND GND Signal @ J601 Source
ENC_SSI_DI R626
ENC_SSI_CLK R616

Replace
No Signals Yes Replace
respective
good? secure
source IC or
module
VOCON board

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6.1-24 VHF Troubleshooting Charts: Secure Hardware Failure

Notes

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Chapter 6.2 UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts

6.2.1 Introduction
This chapter contains detailed troubleshooting flowcharts. These flowcharts are for use as a guide in
determining the problem areas. They are not a substitute for the knowledge of circuit operation and
astute troubleshooting techniques. It is advisable to refer to the related detailed circuit descriptions in
the theory sections prior to troubleshooting a radio.
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000
Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the
pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

6.2.2 List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts


Most troubleshooting flowcharts end up by pointing to an IC to replace. It is not always noted, but it
is good practice to verify supplies and grounds to the affected IC and to trace continuity to
the malfunctioning signal and related circuitry before replacing any IC. For instance, if a clock
signal is not available at a destination IC, continuity from the source IC should be checked before
replacing the source IC.

Table 6.2-1. List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts

Chart Name Page No.

UHF Range 1 Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-2

Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-3

DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-6

Button Test Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-9

Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-10

Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-11

Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-12

No Display Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-13

UHF Range 1 Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-16

VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-17

UHF Range 1 Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-18

VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-19

No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-21

UHF Range 1 Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-22

Secure Hardware Failure 6.2-23

NOTE: µC is used in several of the following troubleshooting charts.


µC = microcontroller unit (MCU).
6.2-2 UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: UHF Range 1 Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart

6.2.3 UHF Range 1 Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart

Start

Good
No Error No Display Yes
power-up
Self-Test? Message? Model?

Yes Yes No

Go to * See Power-up Use RSS to


No Is there
UHF R1 TX RF Self Check display Error
Chart TX Power?
Error Codes Messages

Yes

Go to Is TX Yes Error
No
UHF R1 TX RF Deviation Messages on
Chart OK? RSS?

Yes No

Either
Go to No RX No Receive Bad Display or
Audio Chart Audio? Radio Power-up
Failure
Yes

No Poor
SINAD?

Yes

See Button No Buttons


Test Chart Functional?

Yes

End

MAEPF-27329-O

*Please see Table 5-2 on page 5-3.

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) 6.2-3

6.2.4 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

Power-Up
Radio
Failure

Verify
Standard Bias
in Table 5-1

Isolate and
No
Repair Problem Standard
See DC Supply Bias OK?
Failure Flowchart
Yes

Probe
32.7687kHz
Clock at C743

Signal No Verify Integrity


Present? of C701 and 2
C702

Yes

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6.2-4 UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

6.2.5 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Probe
16.8MHz
Signal at
C214

Investigate
Signal No 16.8 MHz
About
Reference
1Vp-p?
Oscillator
Yes

Check
16.8MHz
Signal at C245

Investigate Clock
Signal No
Buffer
About
Components and
1Vp-p?
Isolate Problem
Yes

Refer Board to
Service Depot for
Reflash, Patriot,
SRAM, and
FLASH Analysis

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) 6.2-5

6.2.6 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

No Yes
Replace Problem
Components Problem
Component End
OK? solved?

Yes
No

Check for 32.768kHz


signal on R747

No Yes
Signal Problem
Replace U712 and retest
Present? Solved?

Yes No

Follow DC Supply Failure Check for 32.768kHz


Flowchart signal on R745

Yes
Signal
Present?

No

Replace U713

No Yes
Problem
solved?

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6.2-6 UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

6.2.7 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

Problem with DC supply


distribution network

Check voltage VSW1 at


R711

No

No Yes
Voltage Problem
Replace Q702 End
=3.6V Solved?
+/- 5%

Yes

No
Check voltage V1.55 at
Voltage
R718 Replace U701
=1.55V

Yes

Check voltage V1.875 at


L703

No
Voltage
=1.875V

Yes

No
Voltage
Check voltage V2.9 at
=2.9V
L704

Yes

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) 6.2-7

6.2.8 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Check voltage VCC5 at Restart from Chart 6.7


L705

No

No Yes
Voltage Problems
Replace U701 End
=5V solve?
+/- 5%

Yes

Check voltage at C517

No
Voltage
Check U502 and D513,
=3.0V
replace it if necessary
+/-5%

Yes

Check voltage RFSW_B+


at C730

No
Voltage
Replace Q703
=7.5V

Yes

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6.2-8 UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

6.2.9 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

Check voltage ANA_5V at Restart from Chart 6.7


C514

No

No Yes
Voltage Problems
Replace U500 End
=5V solve?
+/- 5%

Yes

Check voltage ANA_3V at


C516

No
Voltage
Replace U501
=3.0V
+/-5%

Yes

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: Button Test Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-9

6.2.10Button Test Troubleshooting Chart

Button Test Synopsis


This chart relates to a failure in the button functions.
Basic Failure modes are as follows:
1) Failure in keypad flex assembly.
2) Bad Connection
Place radio in Test Mode. 3) Defective Switches or pads
Press Top Side Button 4) Defective MAKO IC (U701)
(Monitor) so display reads
CH TEST. This places the Button Table
radio in button test mode. Button Code Chart
Then, press the orange PTT 1/ 0-1
(Emergency) Top Button Top Button (Emergency) 3/ 0-1 C.6
to verify codes displayed Side Button 1 (Monitor) 96/ 0-1 C.6
as shown in the Button Side Button 2 97/ 0-1 C.6
Table at right Side Button 3 98/ 0-1 C.6
Channel Select (Frequency) 4/ 0-15 C.8
Volume Control Knob 0/ 0-220 C.7
Zone Select 65/ 0-2 C.8

Yes Keys
End
correct? 131/1 132/1 133/1

No
129/1 135/1 134/1

Check signal HOME 128/1 130/1 App


path integrity of 136/1 Navigation
button in question Button
49/1 50/1 51/1
1 2ABC 3DEF

52/1 53/1 54/1


4GHI 5JKL 6MNO

55/1 56/1 57/1


7PRS 8TUV 9XYZ

58/1 48/1 59/1

* 0 #

MAEPF-27335-O

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6.2-10 UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart

6.2.11 Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart

Volume
Set Error

Synopsis
This chart relates to a failure in the volume
Verify operation
set knob. Basic failure modes are as follows:
of volume knob
per "Button Test" 1) Bad connection
flow chart 2) Defective volume control pot
3) Defective MAKO IC (U701)
4) Problem in receive audio circuit

Refer to "No Yes Volume


Receive Audio" check OK?
flow chart

No

Using a voltmeter,
measure voltage at Voltage Yes Replace
R505 when volume Functional? U701
knob is on. The value
should be 3.0V.
No

Measure voltage from


C520 to GND while
moving volume knob
from min to max. Max
volume is 2.50V

Replace No Volume
Volume pot OK?
Switch

Yes

Verify contact
with circuit
board

MAEPF-27336-O

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-11

6.2.12Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart

Channel
Select Error Channel RTA3 RTA2 RTA1 RTA0
Probe Point (R513) (R514) (R515) (R516)
1 1 1 1 1
2 1 1 1 0
Verify operation 3 1 1 0 1
of zone knob per 4 1 1 0 0
"Button Test" 5 1 0 1 1
flow chart 6 1 0 1 0
7 1 0 0 1
8 1 0 0 0
9 0 1 1 1
By studying the 10 0 1 1 0
adjacent chart against 11 0 1 0 1
the channel numbers 12 0 1 0 0
which have errors, 13 0 0 1 1
one signal may be 14 0 0 1 0
determined to be in 15 0 0 0 1
error or verify logic 16 0 0 0 0
levels at R513-R516
for each channel.

Verify codeplug
Signals Yes programming with
check good RSS. If codeplug
at 800? checks OK, then
replace U800.
No

Verify voltage levels


directly at pin C1 of
the frequency switch
(S500). Position A =
2.2V, Position B = 0V,
Position C = 1.5V

S500 No Replace
checks Switch
good? S500

Yes

Verify
contact with
circuit board

MAEPF-27337-O

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6.2-12 UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart

6.2.13Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart

Top/Side
Button Test

Synopsis
This chart relates to a failure in
Verify operation reading the buttons. Side Button 1,
of zone knob per Side Button 2, or Side Button 3.
"Button Test" Basic failure modes are as follows:
flow chart 1) Bad connection
2) Defective Switch
3) Defective MAKO IC (U701)

Using RSS,
verify problem Yes Button
button is enabled check OK?
for function

No

Using a voltmeter, measure the voltages


at the resistor while depressing the
Yes following keys:
Buttons
Button Voltage Resistor
Enabled?
Emergency 2.50V to 0V R511
Top Side 2.70V to 0V R510
No Middle Side 2.70V to 0V R509
Bottom Side 3.00V to 0V R508

Use RSS
to enable
button

Yes Levels No Verify physical


Replace
correct? operation of
U701
buttons

Replace No Buttons
buttons and/or
OK?
switch

Yes

Verify contact
with circuit
board

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) 6.2-13

6.2.14No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

No Display

Verify/Re-Connect
DisplayConnections:
1) LCD to OPTION Board
connection (22 pin connector)
2) OPTION Board flex connector
(45 pin connector)
3) Check connector integrity
(22 pin: check solder, etc.)
(45 pin: check latches, solder, etc.)

Problem Yes
End
Resolved?

No

Replace
LCD Display

Problem Yes
End
Resolved?

No

Check DC
on J601, pin 1

No Repair solder
1.8<V<1.95V? joint at
J601, pin 1

Yes

MAEPF-27339-O

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6.2-14 UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

6.2.15No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Check P_S*
at R912 on
option board

Verify Signal
No Problem Yes
V = 1.85V? Path Integrity End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check RESET
at R647

No Verify Signal Yes


V = 1.85V? Path Integrity Problem End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check
REG_SEL
at J601, pin 7

No Verify Signal Yes


V = 1.85V? Path Integrity Problem
End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check CS at
R931 on
option board

No Verify Signal Yes


Problem End
V = 1.85V? Path Integrity
Resolved?
and correct

Yes No

MAEPF-27340-O

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) 6.2-15

6.2.16No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

Use an Oscilloscope to check for


Check Active
a low level (0V) pulse occurrence
Low Status on
during power-on initialization period.
both RESET
and CS

Low- Return radio to


No
Level Pulses service depot for
Present? further analysis

Yes
Use an Oscilloscope to check for
either a low level (0V) pulse or
high-level (1.85V) occurrence during Check D0-D7
power-on initialization period. for appropriate
voltage levels

Signal
present Yes
at appropriate
level?

No

Repair
appropriate
connections

MAEPF-27341-O

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6.2-16 UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: UHF Range 1 Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart

6.2.17UHF Range 1 Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart

Bad SINAD
No Recovered
Audio
NOTE: INJECT MODULATED ON CARRIER NOTE: The presence or absense of RF signals is generally not enough
FREQUENCY SIGNAL AS REQUIRED. to diagnose sensitivity degradations. It is best to compare signal levels
Spray or Inject 1st IF at each decision node, to the same circuit in working radio.
into XTAL Filter FL51
VHF2 1st IF:73.35MHz
VHF2 2nd IF:2.25MHz
VHF2 2nd LO:71.1MHz

Inject -47 dBm into J101 and


Audio No toggle signal continuously
Heard? (on/off) while monitoring
TP403 data pulse
Yes

Inject RF Does Check IF


the pulse Yes
into J101 spectrum at
frequency
vary? U401, pin 47

No

No If present Trace IF signal Remove SH401. Is it Check IF filter


Check Yes IF Signal Check
at U401, from L10 to Check 2nd LO symmetric No FL51. Make sure
FL51 at L54? FGU Chart
pin 47? U401, pin 47 Control Voltage at centered? LO is locked and
U401, pin 38 on frequency
Yes No
No Yes
Check tank
components L411, Is
No 2nd IF on Yes 1st LO
L412, C476. RF Signal O/P OK? See VOCON
U401, pins 4 Yes chart, RX
Check for 3Vdc and 5? at C51? Locked? VCO locked?
at pin 48 audio problems
Yes No Yes
No

Before replacing U401, Check RF


check U401 voltages. Yes Check Mixer Check
postselector Signal postselector 16.8MHz No
Check for no RX audio (U1) circuit check at pin 35 FGU
voltage at C46 input R37? Chart
VOCON flowchart on U401?
No
Yes

Check bias Yes RF Signal Check U401 voltages,


18MHz No
voltages on at C20? at ABACUS programming, and
Q29 (U401) pin 10MHz clock VCO
20? components
No or
Weak RF Yes
Check preselector filter.
VHF Band : RF
Program filter to test Yes Before replacing U401, check 2nd
0.8 - 4.5V Signal at preselector
freqs. and check VCO Q401. Check VCO O/P level;
If voltages are not OK, input TP1?
varactor voltages Disconnect R418 and verify that
check U102, (PCIC)
for both preselector a 0.5V to 5V control voltage VCO
& postselector No will sweep about the IF frequency

Check harmonic
filter (Components placed
between C192 - C193)
and antenna switch MAEPF-27342-O

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-17

6.2.18VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart

Bad SINAD
No
Recovered
Audio 1

Check Rx SAP
Check speaker port signal
integrity integrity as per
Chapter 7

No Replace No Replace
Connections Connections
Speaker U701
OK? OK?

Yes Yes

Connect an RLN4460
test box (or equivalent) Replace
to the radio side U800
connector via a
programming cable

A standard input is an RF
Inject Standard signal at -47 dBm with a 1
Input into antenna kHz tone modulated at 3
connector kHz for a 25kHz channel

Check
Audio Yes Yes
distortion of THD < 2 % Replace
present? signal at R844 U701
and/or R798
No No

1 Check
contacts at
J650

MAEPF-27347-O

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


6.2-18 UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: UHF Range 1 Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart

6.2.19UHF Range 1 Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart

No Do a continuity
FGU No LO/ Is Vdc at C218 3V check and refer to
TX Unlock and C244 5V?
DC switch chart

Yes
Is Vdc at VC_TP No
0.4<Vdc<12?

Is there a voltage No
reading at R205, Replace U202
R204 and C210
Yes directed to U201

Take a
Is Vdc at C269 high No continuity Yes
at RX and low at TX
and C292 high at TX check of
and low at RX? traces to U201

No Do a continuity
Is Vdc at Y200 pin 4
Yes 3V ? check and refer to
DC switch chart

Is Vdc=4.55V at pin No Yes


3 of Q271 during TX
and at Q251 during
RX?

Do you see 16.8MHz


at pin 3 of Y200 and No
Replace Y200
Yes 168_TP connection to
Xtal K9 pin of and/or C214
U202 ?

Is Vdc=4.55V at pin
3 of Q272 during TX
No Yes
and at Q252 during
RX?
Do you see 16.8MHz No Check U201 Replace
at C245? circuitry U202
Yes

For TX: Check D271-D274, Fix or replace


L271, L272, C271, C272, C273, Yes
C274 U201
For RX: Check D251-D254,
L252, L253, C251, C252, C253,
C256

Do you see 11.5Vdc Yes Replace


at pin 2 of D202 ? U202

No
Yes Check D201, D202,
Is 3Vdc at pin 4 of C206, C207, C208 and
D201? C209

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2) 6.2-19

6.2.20VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2)

Radio has no
Transmitter
Deviation (VOCON
Evaluation)

Inspect internal
Check voltage
and external
on C754 and
microphone
C755
contacts

Repair Replace
No Voltage > No
Connections connections or C754 and/or
replace flex 7.0mVrms?
OK? C755
connector
Yes
Yes

Connect an RLN4460
test box (or equivalent)
Yes
to the radio side 1 Voltage > 7.0mV?
connector via a
programming cable

No

Inject a 225mVrms
1kHz tone into the Replace
test box Audio in L651
port and /or L652

Is FM Yes
deviation No VOCON
approx problem found
3kHz?

No

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6.2-20 UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2)

6.2.21VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2)

1 2

Check Mic
Bias line on Clock No Replace
U701 for DC present? U701
Voltage
Yes

Voltage = No Replace Check signal on


5.0V ? U701 CODEC_FSYNC

Yes

Check signal on
Synchronous No Replace
R774 while still
pulses
applying audio present?
U701
signal to radio
Yes

Data No Replace Replace


present? U701 U800

Yes

Check signal
on
CODEC_CLK

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart 6.2-21

6.2.22No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart

NOTE: This chart assumes you have gone through


No RF TX the VOCON TX Audio Problem Section.
Deviation

Set the radio to test mode CSQ.


Connect the radio to R4005B test box
or equivalent and inject a 1 kHz tone
mic signal with an amplitude sufficient
to provide a 3 kHz deviation out.

PTT radio using


external PTT
switch

Check waveform on test point


TP36

Do
you see a Remove Check waveform on U811,
waveform like No pin 1. It should
TX Audio 1 kHz SH201
look like TX Audio 1 kHz
Tone, trace
1? Tone, trace 2, Vdc~1.5V.

Yes
Do Check Vdc on U811,
Check R213, C231. you see a If no voltage,
If components are waveform like No
TX Audio 1 kHz replace U811.
good, replace U202.
Tone, trace
2?
Yes

Make sure there is 3V


on pin 4 of FL200. If not
go to DC supply failure.

Check clock on pin 8


of FL200. The waveform
should look like TX
Audio 1 kHz Tone, trace 3.

Do
you see a Make sure DC on U202
waveform like No is there. Make sure Y200,
TX Audio 1 kHz pin 2 has 16.8 MHz
Tone, trace ref output.
3?
Yes

Check pin 7 of FL200. Check pin 1 of FL200.


When you PTT, is should It should go up to 1.5V
go HIGH (3V). If it does when you PTT. If it doesn't
not go high, check the check C229. If C229
Patriot (U800). is good, replace FL200.

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6.2-22 UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: UHF Range 1 Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart

6.2.23UHF Range 1 Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart

No/Low TX Power

* * *
Is Is RF Is Is
TX current Yes input drive at voltage drop Yes there RF
>300mA? U101 pin 16 across D170 at connector
>2dBm? >0.5V? J101?

No No No No

Go to Frequency Check U102 Check C177, C174,


Generation Unit and the ALC IC L172, C175, C172,
Chart L171, C173, C170
and C171
Is B+ No
at L119? Check E140

Remove SH103
Yes
and Check
D171
Is B+ at No Check E102
U101 pins 6,7,
and 14? and L130

Yes For Analysis, shields SH103 and SH104 need to be removed.

* * = Transmitter enable Low.


Is Vdc No
at TP_146 Check U102 IC
>2V?

Yes

*
Is Vdc No Check R108
at U101 pin 1
>2V?

Yes

*
Is Vdc No
at R103 Replace Q200
>1V?

Yes

Is * Go to Frequency
RF at U101 No
Generation Unit
pin 16 >2
dBm? Chart

Yes
*
Is
RF at U101 No Check C150,
pin 6 >20 Replace U101
C169, C100
dBm? and L130
Yes

Check C156, C159,


C160, L161, C157,
C158 and L139

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: Secure Hardware Failure 6.2-23

6.2.24Secure Hardware Failure

Fail
09/10
Failure
Secure Hardware
Failure 09/10 : Secure Hardware Failure
S03 : No communication between VOCON
and UCM
S02 : UCM tampered.
(keypad retainer removed)
Verify connections
to secure module
through J601 Synopsis
This failure relates only to secure-equipped
radios and indicates a power-up self-test failure
for the secure module. More specifically this
failure indicates a failure in communications
Repair No between the DSP and secure module. The
Connections secure module is not considered field repairable
opens good? so troubleshooting is limited to verifying a
problem with the module and replacing.
Yes Typical failure modes would be:
1) Open between secure module and VOCON
board at J601.
Is
Replace module known good 2) Failure of the SSI bus that the DSP uses to
Yes
with known good module communicate with the secure module.
one and retest available? 3) Failure to get proper supplies and grounds
to J601.
No

Radio
Use ohmmeter to electrically
functions with No
known good verify the following signal
module? connections to source IC:
Signal @ J601 Source No Repair
Connections
Yes ENC_SSI_DI R626 connections
good?
ENC_SSI_DO R625
ENC_SSI_CLK R616
Replace RESET_ENC Pin 42@J601 Yes
secure Verify bias of following signals:
module Verify electrical activity
Signal @ J601 Nominal Bias
UNSW_B+ 7.5VDC+/-1.0VDC at the following signals
SW_B+ 7.5VDC+/-1.0VDC at power up:
GND GND Signal @ J601 Source
ENC_SSI_DI R626
ENC_SSI_CLK R616

Replace
No Signals Yes Replace
respective
good? secure
source IC or
module
VOCON board

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6.2-24 UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts: Secure Hardware Failure

Notes

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Chapter 6.3 UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts

6.3.1 Introduction
This chapter contains detailed troubleshooting flowcharts. These flowcharts are for use as a guide in
determining the problem areas. They are not a substitute for the knowledge of circuit operation and
astute troubleshooting techniques. It is advisable to refer to the related detailed circuit descriptions in
the theory sections prior to troubleshooting a radio.
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000
Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the
pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

6.3.2 List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts


Most troubleshooting flowcharts end up by pointing to an IC to replace. It is not always noted, but it
is good practice to verify supplies and grounds to the affected IC and to trace continuity to
the malfunctioning signal and related circuitry before replacing any IC. For instance, if a clock
signal is not available at a destination IC, continuity from the source IC should be checked before
replacing the source IC.

Table 6.3-1. List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts

Chart Name Page No.

UHF Range 2 Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-2

Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-3

DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-6

Button Test Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-9

Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-10

Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-11

Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-12

No Display Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-13

UHF Range 2 Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-16

VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-17

UHF Range 2 Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-18

VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-19

No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-21

UHF Range 2 Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-22

Secure Hardware Failure 6.3-23

NOTE: µC is used in several of the following troubleshooting charts.


µC = microcontroller unit (MCU).
6.3-2 UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: UHF Range 2 Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart

6.3.3 UHF Range 2 Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart

Start

Good
No Error No Display Yes
power-up
Self-Test? Message? Model?

Yes Yes No

Go to * See Power-up Use RSS to


No Is there
UHF R2 TX RF Self Check display Error
Chart TX Power?
Error Codes Messages

Yes

Go to Is TX Yes Error
No
UHF R2 TX RF Deviation Messages on
Chart OK? RSS?

Yes No

Either
Go to No RX No Receive Bad Display or
Audio Chart Audio? Radio Power-up
Failure
Yes

No Poor
SINAD?

Yes

See Button No Buttons


Test Chart Functional?

Yes

End

*Please see Table 5-2 on page 5-3.

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) 6.3-3

6.3.4 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

Power-Up
Radio
Failure

Verify
Standard Bias
in Table 5-1

Isolate and
No
Repair Problem Standard
See DC Supply Bias OK?
Failure Flowchart
Yes

Probe
32.7687kHz
Clock at C743

Signal No Verify Integrity


Present? of C701 and 2
C702

Yes

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6.3-4 UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

6.3.5 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Probe
16.8MHz
Signal at
C214

Investigate
Signal No 16.8 MHz
About
Reference
1Vp-p?
Oscillator
Yes

Check
16.8MHz
Signal at C245

Investigate Clock
Signal No
Buffer
About
Components and
1Vp-p?
Isolate Problem
Yes

Refer Board to
Service Depot for
Reflash, Patriot,
SRAM, and
FLASH Analysis

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) 6.3-5

6.3.6 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

No Yes
Replace Problem
Components Problem
Component End
OK? solved?

Yes
No

Check for 32.768kHz


signal on R747

No Yes
Signal Problem
Replace U712 and retest
Present? Solved?

Yes No

Follow DC Supply Failure Check for 32.768kHz


Flowchart signal on R745

Yes
Signal
Present?

No

Replace U713

No Yes
Problem
solved?

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6.3-6 UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

6.3.7 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

Problem with DC supply


distribution network

Check voltage VSW1 at


R711

No

No Yes
Voltage Problem
Replace Q702 End
=3.6V Solved?
+/- 5%

Yes

No
Check voltage V1.55 at
Voltage
R718 Replace U701
=1.55V

Yes

Check voltage V1.875 at


L703

No
Voltage
=1.875V

Yes

No
Voltage
Check voltage V2.9 at
=2.9V
L704

Yes

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) 6.3-7

6.3.8 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Check voltage VCC5 at Restart from Chart 6.7


L705

No

No Yes
Voltage Problems
Replace U701 End
=5V solve?
+/- 5%

Yes

Check voltage at C517

No
Voltage
Check U502 and D513,
=3.0V
replace it if necessary
+/-5%

Yes

Check voltage RFSW_B+


at C730

No
Voltage
Replace Q703
=7.5V

Yes

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6.3-8 UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

6.3.9 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

Check voltage ANA_5V at Restart from Chart 6.7


C514

No

No Yes
Voltage Problems
Replace U500 End
=5V solve?
+/- 5%

Yes

Check voltage ANA_3V at


C516

No
Voltage
Replace U501
=3.0V
+/-5%

Yes

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: Button Test Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-9

6.3.10Button Test Troubleshooting Chart

Button Test Synopsis


This chart relates to a failure in the button functions.
Basic Failure modes are as follows:
1) Failure in keypad flex assembly.
2) Bad Connection
Place radio in Test Mode. 3) Defective Switches or pads
Press Top Side Button 4) Defective MAKO IC (U701)
(Monitor) so display reads
CH TEST. This places the Button Table
radio in button test mode. Button Code Chart
Then, press the orange PTT 1/ 0-1
(Emergency) Top Button Top Button (Emergency) 3/ 0-1 C.6
to verify codes displayed Side Button 1 (Monitor) 96/ 0-1 C.6
as shown in the Button Side Button 2 97/ 0-1 C.6
Table at right Side Button 3 98/ 0-1 C.6
Channel Select (Frequency) 4/ 0-15 C.8
Volume Control Knob 0/ 0-220 C.7
Zone Select 65/ 0-2 C.8

Yes Keys
End
correct? 131/1 132/1 133/1

No
129/1 135/1 134/1

Check signal HOME 128/1 130/1 App


path integrity of 136/1 Navigation
button in question Button
49/1 50/1 51/1
1 2ABC 3DEF

52/1 53/1 54/1


4GHI 5JKL 6MNO

55/1 56/1 57/1


7PRS 8TUV 9XYZ

58/1 48/1 59/1

* 0 #

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6.3-10 UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart

6.3.11 Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart

Volume
Set Error

Synopsis
This chart relates to a failure in the volume
Verify operation
set knob. Basic failure modes are as follows:
of volume knob
per "Button Test" 1) Bad connection
flow chart 2) Defective volume control pot
3) Defective MAKO IC (U701)
4) Problem in receive audio circuit

Refer to "No Yes Volume


Receive Audio" check OK?
flow chart

No

Using a voltmeter,
measure voltage at Voltage Yes Replace
R505 when volume Functional? U701
knob is on. The value
should be 3.0V.
No

Measure voltage from


C520 to GND while
moving volume knob
from min to max. Max
volume is 2.50V

Replace No Volume
Volume pot OK?
Switch

Yes

Verify contact
with circuit
board

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-11

6.3.12Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart

Channel
Select Error Channel RTA3 RTA2 RTA1 RTA0
Probe Point (R513) (R514) (R515) (R516)
1 1 1 1 1
2 1 1 1 0
Verify operation 3 1 1 0 1
of zone knob per 4 1 1 0 0
"Button Test" 5 1 0 1 1
flow chart 6 1 0 1 0
7 1 0 0 1
8 1 0 0 0
9 0 1 1 1
By studying the 10 0 1 1 0
adjacent chart against 11 0 1 0 1
the channel numbers 12 0 1 0 0
which have errors, 13 0 0 1 1
one signal may be 14 0 0 1 0
determined to be in 15 0 0 0 1
error or verify logic 16 0 0 0 0
levels at R513-R516
for each channel.

Verify codeplug
Signals Yes programming with
check good RSS. If codeplug
at 800? checks OK, then
replace U800.
No

Verify voltage levels


directly at pin C1 of
the frequency switch
(S500). Position A =
2.2V, Position B = 0V,
Position C = 1.5V

S500 No Replace
checks Switch
good? S500

Yes

Verify
contact with
circuit board

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6.3-12 UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart

6.3.13Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart

Top/Side
Button Test

Synopsis
This chart relates to a failure in
Verify operation reading the buttons. Side Button 1,
of zone knob per Side Button 2, or Side Button 3.
"Button Test" Basic failure modes are as follows:
flow chart 1) Bad connection
2) Defective Switch
3) Defective MAKO IC (U701)

Using RSS,
verify problem Yes Button
button is enabled check OK?
for function

No

Using a voltmeter, measure the voltages


at the resistor while depressing the
Yes following keys:
Buttons
Button Voltage Resistor
Enabled?
Emergency 2.50V to 0V R511
Top Side 2.70V to 0V R510
No Middle Side 2.70V to 0V R509
Bottom Side 3.00V to 0V R508

Use RSS
to enable
button

Yes Levels No Verify physical


Replace
correct? operation of
U701
buttons

Replace No Buttons
buttons and/or
OK?
switch

Yes

Verify contact
with circuit
board

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) 6.3-13

6.3.14No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

No Display

Verify/Re-Connect
DisplayConnections:
1) LCD to OPTION Board
connection (22 pin connector)
2) OPTION Board flex connector
(45 pin connector)
3) Check connector integrity
(22 pin: check solder, etc.)
(45 pin: check latches, solder, etc.)

Problem Yes
End
Resolved?

No

Replace
LCD Display

Problem Yes
End
Resolved?

No

Check DC
on J601, pin 1

No Repair solder
1.8<V<1.95V? joint at
J601, pin 1

Yes

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6.3-14 UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

6.3.15No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Check P_S*
at R912 on
option board

Verify Signal
No Problem Yes
V = 1.85V? Path Integrity End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check RESET
at R647

No Verify Signal Yes


V = 1.85V? Path Integrity Problem End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check
REG_SEL
at J601, pin 7

No Verify Signal Yes


V = 1.85V? Path Integrity Problem
End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check CS at
R931 on
option board

No Verify Signal Yes


Problem End
V = 1.85V? Path Integrity
Resolved?
and correct

Yes No

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) 6.3-15

6.3.16No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

Use an Oscilloscope to check for


Check Active
a low level (0V) pulse occurrence
Low Status on
during power-on initialization period.
both RESET
and CS

Low- Return radio to


No
Level Pulses service depot for
Present? further analysis

Yes
Use an Oscilloscope to check for
either a low level (0V) pulse or
high-level (1.85V) occurrence during Check D0-D7
power-on initialization period. for appropriate
voltage levels

Signal
present Yes
at appropriate
level?

No

Repair
appropriate
connections

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6.3-16 UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: UHF Range 2 Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart

6.3.17UHF Range 2 Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart

Bad SINAD
No Recovered
Audio
NOTE: INJECT MODULATED ON CARRIER NOTE: The presence or absense of RF signals is generally not enough
FREQUENCY SIGNAL AS REQUIRED. to diagnose sensitivity degradations. It is best to compare signal levels
Spray or Inject 1st IF at each decision node, to the same circuit in working radio.
into XTAL Filter FL51
UHF2 1st IF:73.35MHz
UHF2 2nd IF:2.25MHz
UHF2 2nd LO:71.1MHz

Inject -47 dBm into J101 and


Audio No toggle signal continuously
Heard? (on/off) while monitoring
TP403 data pulse
Yes

Inject RF Does Check IF


the pulse Yes
into J101 spectrum at
frequency
vary? U401, pin 47

No

No If present Trace IF signal Remove SH401. Is it Check IF filter


Check Yes IF Signal Check
at U401, from L10 to Check 2nd LO symmetric No FL51. Make sure
FL51 at L54? FGU Chart
pin 47? U401, pin 47 Control Voltage at centered? LO is locked and
U401, pin 38 on frequency
Yes No
No Yes
Check tank
components L411, Is
No 2nd IF on Yes 1st LO
L412, C476. RF Signal O/P OK? See VOCON
U401, pins 4 Yes chart, RX
Check for 3Vdc and 5? at C51? Locked? VCO locked?
at pin 48 audio problems
Yes No Yes
No

Before replacing U401, Check RF


check U401 voltages. Yes Check Mixer Check
postselector Signal postselector 16.8MHz No
Check for no RX audio (U1) circuit check at pin 35 FGU
voltage at R6 input C12? Chart
VOCON flowchart on U401?
No
Yes

Check bias Yes RF Signal Check U401 voltages,


18MHz No
voltages on at C20? at ABACUS programming, and
Q29 (U401) pin 10MHz clock VCO
20? components
No or
Weak RF Yes
Check preselector filter.
UHF R1 Band : RF
Program filter to test Yes Before replacing U401, check 2nd
0.8 - 4.5V Signal at preselector
freqs. and check VCO Q401. Check VCO O/P level;
If voltages are not OK, input TP1?
varactor voltages Disconnect R418 and verify that
check U102, (PCIC)
for both preselector a 0.5V to 5V control voltage VCO
& postselector No will sweep about the IF frequency

Check harmonic
filter (Components placed
between C192 - C193)
and antenna switch MAEPF-27342-O

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-17

6.3.18VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart

Bad SINAD
No
Recovered
Audio 1

Check Rx SAP
Check speaker port signal
integrity integrity as per
Chapter 7

No Replace No Replace
Connections Connections
Speaker U701
OK? OK?

Yes Yes

Connect an RLN4460
test box (or equivalent) Replace
to the radio side U800
connector via a
programming cable

A standard input is an RF
Inject Standard signal at -47 dBm with a 1
Input into antenna kHz tone modulated at 3
connector kHz for a 25kHz channel

Check
Audio Yes Yes
distortion of THD < 2 % Replace
present? signal at R844 U701
and/or R798
No No

1 Check
contacts at
J650

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6.3-18 UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: UHF Range 2 Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart

6.3.19UHF Range 2 Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart

No Do a continuity
FGU No LO/ Is Vdc at C218 3V check and refer to
TX Unlock and C244 5V?
DC switch chart

Yes
Is Vdc at VC_TP No
0.4<Vdc<12?

Is there a voltage No
reading at R205, Replace U202
R204 and C210
Yes directed to U201

Take a
Is Vdc at C269 high No continuity Yes
at RX and low at TX
and C292 high at TX check of
and low at RX? traces to U201

No Do a continuity
Is Vdc at Y200 pin 4
Yes 3V ? check and refer to
DC switch chart

Is Vdc=4.55V at pin No Yes


3 of Q271 during TX
and at Q251 during
RX?

Do you see 16.8MHz


at pin 3 of Y200 and No
Replace Y200
Yes 168_TP connection to
Xtal K9 pin of and/or C214
U202 ?

Is Vdc=4.55V at pin
3 of Q272 during TX
No Yes
and at Q252 during
RX?
Do you see 16.8MHz No Check U201 Replace
at C245? circuitry U202
Yes

For TX: Check D271-D274, Fix or replace


L271, L272, C271, C272, C273, Yes
C274 U201
For RX: Check D251-D254,
L252, L253, C251, C252, C253,
C256

Do you see 11.5Vdc Yes Replace


at pin 2 of D202 ? U202

No
Yes Check D201, D202,
Is 3Vdc at pin 4 of C206, C207, C208 and
D201? C209

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2) 6.3-19

6.3.20VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2)

Radio has no
Transmitter
Deviation (VOCON
Evaluation)

Inspect internal
Check voltage
and external
on C754 and
microphone
C755
contacts

Repair Replace
No Voltage > No
Connections connections or C754 and/or
replace flex 7.0mVrms?
OK? C755
connector
Yes
Yes

Connect an RLN4460
test box (or equivalent)
Yes
to the radio side 1 Voltage > 7.0mV?
connector via a
programming cable

No

Inject a 225mVrms
1kHz tone into the Replace
test box Audio in L651
port and /or L652

Is FM Yes
deviation No VOCON
approx problem found
3kHz?

No

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6.3-20 UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2)

6.3.21VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2)

1 2

Check Mic
Bias line on Clock No Replace
U701 for DC present? U701
Voltage
Yes

Voltage = No Replace Check signal on


5.0V ? U701 CODEC_FSYNC

Yes

Check signal on
Synchronous No Replace
R774 while still
pulses
applying audio present?
U701
signal to radio
Yes

Data No Replace Replace


present? U701 U800

Yes

Check signal
on
CODEC_CLK

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart 6.3-21

6.3.22No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart

NOTE: This chart assumes you have gone through


No RF TX the VOCON TX Audio Problem Section.
Deviation

Set the radio to test mode CSQ.


Connect the radio to R4005B test box
or equivalent and inject a 1 kHz tone
mic signal with an amplitude sufficient
to provide a 3 kHz deviation out.

PTT radio using


external PTT
switch

Check waveform on test point


TP36

Do
you see a Remove Check waveform on U811,
waveform like No pin 1. It should
TX Audio 1 kHz SH201
look like TX Audio 1 kHz
Tone, trace
1? Tone, trace 2, Vdc~1.5V.

Yes
Do Check Vdc on U811,
Check R213, C231. you see a If no voltage,
If components are waveform like No
TX Audio 1 kHz replace U811.
good, replace U202.
Tone, trace
2?
Yes

Make sure there is 3V


on pin 4 of FL200. If not
go to DC supply failure.

Check clock on pin 8


of FL200. The waveform
should look like TX
Audio 1 kHz Tone, trace 3.

Do
you see a Make sure DC on U202
waveform like No is there. Make sure Y200,
TX Audio 1 kHz pin 2 has 16.8 MHz
Tone, trace ref output.
3?
Yes

Check pin 7 of FL200. Check pin 1 of FL200.


When you PTT, is should It should go up to 1.5V
go HIGH (3V). If it does when you PTT. If it doesn't
not go high, check the check C229. If C229
Patriot (U800). is good, replace FL200.

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6.3-22 UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: UHF Range 2 Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart

6.3.23UHF Range 2 Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart

No/Low TX Power

* * *
Is Is RF Is Is
TX current Yes input drive at voltage drop Yes there RF
>300mA? U101 pin 16 across D170 at connector
>2dBm? >0.5V? J101?

No No No No

Go to Frequency Check U102 Check C177, C174,


Generation Unit and the ALC IC L172, C175, C172,
Chart L171, C173, C170
and C171
Is B+ No
at L119? Check E140

Remove SH103
Yes
and Check
D171
Is B+ at No Check E102
U101 pins 6,7,
and 14? and L130

Yes For Analysis, shields SH103 and SH104 need to be removed.

* * = Transmitter enable Low.


Is Vdc No
at TP_146 Check U102 IC
>2V?

Yes

*
Is Vdc No
at U101 pin 1 Check R108
>2V?

Yes

*
Is Vdc No
at R103 Replace Q200
>1V?

Yes

Is * Go to Frequency
RF at U101 No
Generation Unit
pin 16 >2
dBm? Chart

Yes
*
Is
RF at U101 No Check C150,
pin 6 >20 Replace U101
C169, C100
dBm? and L130
Yes

Check C156, C159,


C160, C161, C157,
C158 and L139

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts: Secure Hardware Failure 6.3-23

6.3.24Secure Hardware Failure

Fail
09/10
Failure
Secure Hardware
Failure 09/10 : Secure Hardware Failure
S03 : No communication between VOCON
and UCM
S02 : UCM tampered.
(keypad retainer removed)
Verify connections
to secure module
through J601 Synopsis
This failure relates only to secure-equipped
radios and indicates a power-up self-test failure
for the secure module. More specifically this
failure indicates a failure in communications
Repair No between the DSP and secure module. The
Connections secure module is not considered field repairable
opens good? so troubleshooting is limited to verifying a
problem with the module and replacing.
Yes Typical failure modes would be:
1) Open between secure module and VOCON
board at J601.
Is
Replace module known good 2) Failure of the SSI bus that the DSP uses to
Yes
with known good module communicate with the secure module.
one and retest available? 3) Failure to get proper supplies and grounds
to J601.
No

Radio
Use ohmmeter to electrically
functions with No
known good verify the following signal
module? connections to source IC:
Signal @ J601 Source No Repair
Connections
Yes ENC_SSI_DI R626 connections
good?
ENC_SSI_DO R625
ENC_SSI_CLK R616
Replace RESET_ENC Pin 42@J601 Yes
secure Verify bias of following signals:
module Verify electrical activity
Signal @ J601 Nominal Bias
UNSW_B+ 7.5VDC+/-1.0VDC at the following signals
SW_B+ 7.5VDC+/-1.0VDC at power up:
GND GND Signal @ J601 Source
ENC_SSI_DI R626
ENC_SSI_CLK R616

Replace
No Signals Yes Replace
respective
good? secure
source IC or
module
VOCON board

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Notes

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Chapter 6.4 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts

6.4.1 Introduction
This chapter contains detailed troubleshooting flowcharts. These flowcharts are for use as a guide in
determining the problem areas. They are not a substitute for the knowledge of circuit operation and
astute troubleshooting techniques. It is advisable to refer to the related detailed circuit descriptions in
the theory sections prior to troubleshooting a radio.
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000
Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the
pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

6.4.2 List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts


Most troubleshooting flowcharts end up by pointing to an IC to replace. It is not always noted, but it
is good practice to verify supplies and grounds to the affected IC and to trace continuity to
the malfunctioning signal and related circuitry before replacing any IC. For instance, if a clock
signal is not available at a destination IC, continuity from the source IC should be checked before
replacing the source IC.

Table 6.4-1. List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts

Chart Name Page No.

700/800 MHz Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-2

Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-3

DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-6

Button Test Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-9

Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-10

Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-11

Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-12

No Display Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-15

700/800 MHz Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-16

VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-17

700/800 MHz Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-18

VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-19

No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-21

700/800 MHz Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-22

Secure Hardware Failure 6.4-23

NOTE: µC is used in several of the following troubleshooting charts.


µC = microcontroller unit (MCU).
6.4-2 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: 700/800 MHz Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart

6.4.3 700/800 MHz Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart

Start

Good
No Error No Display Yes
power-up
Self-Test? Message? Model?

Yes Yes No

Go to * See Power-up Use RSS to


700/800 MHz No Is there
Self Check display Error
TX RF Chart TX Power?
Error Codes Messages

Yes

Go to Is TX Yes Error
No
700/800 MHz Deviation Messages on
TX RF Chart OK? RSS?

Yes No

Either
Go to No RX No Receive Bad Display or
Audio Chart Audio? Radio Power-up
Failure
Yes

No Poor
SINAD?

Yes

See Button No Buttons


Test Chart Functional?

Yes

End

*Please see Table 5-2 on page 5-3.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) 6.4-3

6.4.4 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

Power-Up
Radio
Failure

Verify
Standard Bias
in Table 5-1

Isolate and
No
Repair Problem Standard
See DC Supply Bias OK?
Failure Flowchart
Yes

Probe
32.7687kHz
Clock at C743

Signal No Verify Integrity


Present? of C701 and 2
C702

Yes

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6.4-4 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

6.4.5 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Probe
16.8MHz
Signal at
C243

Investigate
Signal No 16.8 MHz
About
Reference
1Vp-p?
Oscillator
Yes

Check
16.8MHz
Signal at C293

Investigate Clock
Signal No
Buffer
About
Components and
1Vp-p?
Isolate Problem
Yes

Refer Board to
Service Depot for
Reflash, Patriot,
SRAM, and
FLASH Analysis

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) 6.4-5

6.4.6 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)


2

Replace
Components Problem
OK? Component

Check for
32.768kHz
signal on
R747

Signal No Replace U712 Signal Yes


Present? and Retest Present?

Yes No

Follow DC No Problem
Supply Failure Solved? End
Flowchart

Check For
32.768kHz Signal No Replace
signal on Present? U713
R745

Yes
Problem Yes End
Solved?

No

Follow DC
Supply Failure
Flowchart

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6.4-6 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

6.4.7 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

Problem with DC
Supply
Distribution
Network

Check Voltage Replace


No
at L703 Voltage Approx U701
1.875V?

Yes
Yes

Check Voltage
at R718

No
Voltage approx
1.55V?

Yes

Check Voltage
at L704

No
Voltage approx
2.9V?

Yes

Check Voltage
at L705

No
Voltage approx
5V?

Yes

Replace
VOCON

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) 6.4-7

6.4.8 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Check
Voltage at
pin R711

No Check Yes
Voltage =
C796, C713, Components
3.6V +/-
L701 OK?
5%
Yes No

Check Replace
Voltage at Problem
pin L703 Component 4

No Check C716, Yes ReFLASH


Voltage =
L703, C865, Components HOST C
1.875V +/-
and CR801 OK? Code
5%
Yes No

Check Replace Yes


Voltage at Problem Fixed? End
pin L704 Component

No

No Replace
Voltage = U701
4
2.9V +/- MAKO IC
5%

Yes

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6.4.9 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

Check
Voltage at
C517

Check R595, Replace


Voltage = No No
L511, C518, Components Problem
3.0V +/- 5%? and C560 OK? Component

Yes Yes

Check
Replace
Voltage at
U502
C516

Check R595, Replace


Voltage = No No
L503, C511, Components Problem
3.0V +/- 5%?
and C561 OK? Component

Yes Yes

Check Replace
Voltage at
C514 U501

Check C513, No Replace


Voltage = No
and C566 Components Problem
5.0V +/- 5%?
OK? Component

Yes Yes

End Replace
U500

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Button Test Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-9

6.4.10Button Test Troubleshooting Chart

Button Test Synopsis


This chart relates to a failure in the button functions.
Basic Failure modes are as follows:
1) Failure in keypad flex assembly.
2) Bad Connection
Place radio in Test Mode. 3) Defective Switches or pads
Press Top Side Button 4) Defective MAKO IC (U701)
(Monitor) so display reads
CH TEST. This places the Button Table
radio in button test mode. Button Code Chart
Then, press the orange PTT 1/ 0-1
(Emergency) Top Button Top Button (Emergency) 3/ 0-1 C.6
to verify codes displayed Side Button 1 (Monitor) 96/ 0-1 C.6
as shown in the Button Side Button 2 97/ 0-1 C.6
Table at right Side Button 3 98/ 0-1 C.6
Channel Select (Frequency) 4/ 0-15 C.8
Volume Control Knob 0/ 0-220 C.7
Zone Select 65/ 0-2 C.8

Yes Keys
End
correct? 131/1 132/1 133/1

No
129/1 135/1 134/1

Check signal HOME 128/1 130/1 App


path integrity of 136/1 Navigation
button in question Button
49/1 50/1 51/1
1 2ABC 3DEF

52/1 53/1 54/1


4GHI 5JKL 6MNO

55/1 56/1 57/1


7PRS 8TUV 9XYZ

58/1 48/1 59/1

* 0 #

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6.4-10 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart

6.4.11 Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart

Volume
Set Error

Synopsis
This chart relates to a failure in the volume
Verify operation
set knob. Basic failure modes are as follows:
of volume knob
per "Button Test" 1) Bad connection
flow chart 2) Defective volume control pot
3) Defective MAKO IC (U701)
4) Problem in receive audio circuit

Refer to "No Yes Volume


Receive Audio" check OK?
flow chart

No

Using a voltmeter,
measure voltage at Voltage Yes Replace
R505 when volume Functional? U701
knob is on. The value
should be 3.0V.
No

Measure voltage from


C520 to GND while
moving volume knob
from min to max. Max
volume is 3.00V

Replace No Volume
Volume pot OK?
Switch

Yes

Verify contact
with circuit
board

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-11

6.4.12Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart

Channel
Select Error Channel RTA3 RTA2 RTA1 RTA0
Probe Point (R513) (R514) (R515) (R516)
1 1 1 1 1
2 1 1 1 0
Verify operation 3 1 1 0 1
of zone knob per 4 1 1 0 0
"Button Test" 5 1 0 1 1
flow chart 6 1 0 1 0
7 1 0 0 1
8 1 0 0 0
9 0 1 1 1
By studying the 10 0 1 1 0
adjacent chart against 11 0 1 0 1
the channel numbers 12 0 1 0 0
which have errors, 13 0 0 1 1
one signal may be 14 0 0 1 0
determined to be in 15 0 0 0 1
error or verify logic 16 0 0 0 0
levels at R530-R533
for each channel.

Verify codeplug
Signals Yes programming with
check good RSS. If codeplug
at U800? checks OK, then
replace U800.
No

Verify voltage levels


directly at pin C1 of
the frequency switch
(S500). Position A =
2.2V, Position B = 0V,
Position C = 1.5V

S500 No Replace
checks Switch
good? S500

Yes

Verify
contact with
circuit board

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6.4-12 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart

6.4.13Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart

Top/Side
Button Test

Synopsis
This chart relates to a failure in
Verify operation reading the buttons. Side Button 1,
of zone knob per Side Button 2, or Side Button 3.
"Button Test" Basic failure modes are as follows:
flow chart 1) Bad connection
2) Defective Switch
3) Defective MAKO IC (U701)

Using RSS,
verify problem Yes Button
button is enabled check OK?
for function

No

Using a voltmeter, measure the voltages


at the resistor while depressing the
Yes following keys:
Buttons
Button Voltage Resistor
Enabled?
Emergency 2.50V to 0V R511
Top Side 2.70V to 0V R510
No Middle Side 2.70V to 0V R509
Bottom Side 3.00V to 0V R508

Use RSS
to enable
button

Yes Levels No Verify physical


Replace
correct? operation of
U701
buttons

Replace No Buttons
buttons and/or
OK?
switch

Yes

Verify contact
with circuit
board

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) 6.4-13

6.4.14No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

No Display

Verify/Re-Connect
DisplayConnections:
1) LCD to OPTION Board
connection (22 pin connector)
2) OPTION Board flex connector
(45 pin connector)
3) Check connector integrity
(22 pin: check solder, etc.)
(45 pin: check latches, solder, etc.)

Problem Yes
End
Resolved?

No

Replace
LCD Display

Problem Yes
End
Resolved?

No

Check DC
on J601, pin 1

No Repair solder
1.8<V<1.95V? joint at
J601, pin 1

Yes

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6.4-14 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

6.4.15No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Check P_S*
at R912 on
option board

Verify Signal
No Problem Yes
V = 1.85V? Path Integrity End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check RESET
at R647

No Verify Signal Yes


V = 1.85V? Path Integrity Problem End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check
REG_SEL
at J601, pin 7

No Verify Signal Yes


V = 1.85V? Path Integrity Problem
End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check CS at
R931 on
option board

No Verify Signal Yes


Problem End
V = 1.85V? Path Integrity
Resolved?
and correct

Yes No

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) 6.4-15

6.4.16No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

Use an Oscilloscope to check for


Check Active
a low level (0V) pulse occurrence
Low Status on
during power-on initialization period.
both RESET
and CS

Low- Return radio to


No
Level Pulses service depot for
Present? further analysis

Yes
Use an Oscilloscope to check for
either a low level (0V) pulse or
high-level (1.85V) occurrence during Check D0-D7
power-on initialization period. for appropriate
voltage levels

Signal
present Yes
at appropriate
level?

No

Repair
appropriate
connections

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6.4-16 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: 700/800 MHz Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart

6.4.17700/800 MHz Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart

Bad SINAD
No Recovered
Audio
NOTE: INJECT MODULATED ON CARRIER NOTE: The presence or absense of RF signals is generally not enough
FREQUENCY SIGNAL AS REQUIRED. to diagnose sensitivity degradations. It is best to compare signal levels
Spray or Inject 1st IF at each decision node, to the same circuit in working radio.
into XTAL Filter FL3
IF FREQS(700/800):
IF = 109.65MHz
2nd IF = 2.25MHz
2nd LO = 107.4MHz

Inject -47 dBm into J101 and


Audio No toggle signal continuously
Heard? (on/off) while monitoring
TP403 data pulse
Yes

Inject RF Does Check IF


the pulse Yes
into J101 spectrum at
frequency
vary? U401, pin 47

No

No If present Trace IF signal Remove SH401. Is it Check IF filter


Check Yes IF Signal Check
at U401, from L10 to Check 2nd LO No FL3. Make sure
FL3 at L10? FGU Chart symmetric
pin 47? U401, pin 47 Control Voltage at centered? LO is locked and
U401, pin 38 on frequency
Yes No
No Yes
Check tank
components L402, Is
No 2nd IF on Yes 1st LO
L403, C419, C420. RF Signal O/P OK? See VOCON
U401, pins 4 Yes chart, RX
Check for 3Vdc and 5? at L7? Locked? VCO locked?
at pin 48 audio problems
Yes No Yes
No

Before replacing U401, Check filter FL2. RF


check U401 voltages. Yes Check Mixer Check
Check voltage Signal at FL2 16.8MHz No
Check for no RX audio (U1) circuit check at pin 35 FGU
at C7 pin 1? Chart
VOCON flowchart on U401?
No
Yes

Check bias Yes RF Signal Check U401 voltages,


18MHz No
voltages on Q1 at L4? at ABACUS programming, and
(U401) pin 10MHz clock VCO
20? components
No or
Weak RF Yes
Check FL1 filter.
700 band: 1.0 - 1.6 Vdc RF
Program filter to test Yes Before replacing U401, check 2nd
800 band: 2.9 - 3.6 Vdc Signal at FL1
freqs. and check VCO Q1. Check VCO O/P level;
If voltages are not OK, pin 1?
varactor voltages Disconnect R403 and verify that
check U102, the PCIC
on FL1, FL2 a 0.5V to 5V control voltage VCO
No will sweep about the IF frequency

Check harmonic
filter C108-C120
and antenna switch
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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-17

6.4.18VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart

Bad SINAD
No
Recovered
Audio 1

Check Rx SAP
Check speaker port signal
integrity integrity as per
Chapter 7

No Replace No Replace
Connections Connections
Speaker U701
OK? OK?

Yes Yes

Connect an RLN4460
test box (or equivalent) Replace
to the radio side U800
connector via a
programming cable

A standard input is an RF
Inject Standard signal at -47 dBm with a 1
Input into antenna kHz tone modulated at 3
connector kHz for a 25kHz channel

Check
Audio Yes Yes
distortion of THD < 2 % Replace
present? signal at R844 U701
and/or R798
No No

1 Check
contacts at
J650

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6.4-18 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: 700/800 MHz Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart

6.4.19700/800 MHz Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart

FGU NoLO
Injection/TX
Unlock

Is Vdc at
D251&D252(RX VCO) Is Vdc Do a continuity
No at C218 3V? No
D270(Tx VCO) check and refer to
and C211 DC switch chart
0.4<Vdc<12?
5V?
Yes
Yes

Is there
a voltage reading No
Is Vdc at Replace
R259, at R204, R205, C206,
U202
High for Tx, No Take a continuity C207 directed
Low for Rx mode check of traces to U202?
to U201
Yes

Yes Is Vdc Do a continuity


No
For TX only pin 3 of Q216 (TX) at Y200 pin 4 check and refer to
3V? DC switch chart

Yes

Do you
see 16.8MHz at Replace Y200
No
pin 3 of Y200 and C214 and/or C214
connection to Xtal
K9 pin of
U202?

Yes

Do
you see No Check Yes Replace
For RX check C263, 16.8MHz at
L258, C267, C261, U201 circuitry U202
C245?
R293 and R294 for
continuity. Replace Yes No
No
For TX check C278, suspected
L274, C276, C279, component Fix/replace
R273, R274 and R275
U201
Yes

Change U250
Do Is
you see No 3Vdc at No
~11.5 Vdc at pin 2 pin 4 of
of D202? D201?

Yes Yes

Check components
Replace
D201, D202, C206,
U202
C207, C208
and C209

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2) 6.4-19

6.4.20VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2)

Radio has no
Transmitter
Deviation (VOCON
Evaluation)

Inspect internal
Check voltage
and external
on C754 and
microphone
C755
contacts

Repair Replace
No Voltage > No
Connections connections or C754 and/or
replace flex 7.0mVrms?
OK? C755
connector
Yes
Yes

Connect an RLN4460
test box (or equivalent)
Yes
to the radio side 1 Voltage > 7.0mV?
connector via a
programming cable

No

Inject a 225mVrms
1kHz tone into the Replace
test box Audio in L651
port and /or L652

Is FM Yes
deviation No VOCON
approx problem found
3kHz?

No

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6.4-20 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2)

6.4.21VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2)

1 2

Check Mic
Bias line on Clock No Replace
U701 for DC present? U701
Voltage
Yes

Voltage = No Replace Check signal on


5.0V ? U701 CODEC_FSYNC

Yes

Check signal on
Synchronous No Replace
R774 while still
pulses
applying audio present?
U701
signal to radio
Yes
Yes

Data No Replace Replace


present? U701 U800

Yes

Check signal
on
CODEC_CLK

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart 6.4-21

6.4.22No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart

NOTE: This chart assumes you have gone through


No RF TX the VOCON TX Audio Problem Section.
Deviation

Set the radio to test mode CSQ.


Connect the radio to R4005B test box
or equivalent and inject a 1 kHz tone
mic signal with an amplitude sufficient
to provide a 3 kHz deviation out.

PTT radio using


external PTT
switch

Check waveform on test point


TP36 on VHF board.
It should look like TX Audio 1 kHz Tone,
trace 1 with Vdc ~1.5V.

Do
you see a Remove Check waveform on U201,
waveform like No pin 1. It should
TX Audio 1 kHz SH201
look like TX Audio 1 kHz
Tone, trace
1? Tone, trace 2, Vdc~1.5V.

Yes
Do Check Vdc on U201,
Check R213, C231. you see a If no voltage,
If components are waveform like No
TX Audio 1 kHz replace U201.
good, replace U202.
Tone, trace
2?
Yes

Make sure there is 3V


on pin 4 of FL200. If not
go to DC supply failure.

Check clock on pin 8


of FL200. The waveform
should look like TX
Audio 1 kHz Tone, trace 3.

Do
you see a Make sure DC on U202
waveform like No is there. Make sure Y200,
TX Audio 1 kHz pin 2 has 16.8 MHz
Tone, trace ref output.
3?
Yes

Check pin 7 of FL200. Check pin 1 of FL200.


When you PTT, is should It should go up to 1.5V
go HIGH (3V). If it does when you PTT. If it doesn't
not go high, check the check C231. If C231
Patriot (U800). is good, replace FL200.

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6.4-22 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: 700/800 MHz Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart

6.4.23700/800 MHz Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart

No/Low TX Power

* * *
Is Is RF Is Is
Yes Yes Is there Yes voltage drop Yes there RF
TX current input drive at continuity across
>300mA? U101 pin 16 across CR101 at connector
>2dBm? U106? >0.5V? J101?

No No No No No

Go to Frequency Check U102


Change U106 Check L104, L114,
Generation Unit and the ALC IC C105, C103, C107,
Chart
C108, and C104
Is B+ No Check E101,
at C128? E102 and L103

Remove SH102
Yes
Check CR102,
and R106
Is B+ at No Check L107
U101 pins 6,7,
and 14? and L108

Yes For Analysis, shields SH103 and SH104 need to be removed.

* * = Transmitter enable Low.


Is Vdc No
at TP101 Check ALC IC
>2V?

Yes

*
Is Vdc No Check R114,
at U101 pin 1
>2V? R115, and R119

Yes

*
Is Vdc No
at C142 Replace Q101
>1V?

Yes

Is * Go to Frequency
RF at U101 No
Generation Unit
pin 16 >2
dBm? Chart

Yes
*
Is
RF at U101 No Check L110,
pin 6 >20 Replace U101
L112, and C132
dBm?

Yes

Check C128,
C127, C219,
and C142

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Secure Hardware Failure 6.4-23

6.4.24Secure Hardware Failure

Fail
09/10
Failure
Secure Hardware
Failure 09/10 : Secure Hardware Failure
S03 : No communication between VOCON
and UCM
S02 : UCM tampered.
(keypad retainer removed)
Verify connections
to secure module
through J601 Synopsis
This failure relates only to secure-equipped
radios and indicates a power-up self-test failure
for the secure module. More specifically this
failure indicates a failure in communications
Repair No between the DSP and secure module. The
Connections secure module is not considered field repairable
opens good? so troubleshooting is limited to verifying a
problem with the module and replacing.
Yes Typical failure modes would be:
1) Open between secure module and VOCON
board at J601.
Is
Replace module known good 2) Failure of the SSI bus that the DSP uses to
Yes
with known good module communicate with the secure module.
one and retest available? 3) Failure to get proper supplies and grounds
to J601.
No

Radio
Use ohmmeter to electrically
functions with No
known good verify the following signal
module? connections to source IC:
Signal @ J601 Source No Repair
Connections
Yes ENC_SSI_DI R626 connections
good?
ENC_SSI_DO R625
ENC_SSI_CLK R616
Replace RESET_ENC Pin 42@J601 Yes
secure Verify bias of following signals:
module Verify electrical activity
Signal @ J601 Nominal Bias
UNSW_B+ 7.5VDC+/-1.0VDC at the following signals
SW_B+ 7.5VDC+/-1.0VDC at power up:
GND GND Signal @ J601 Source
ENC_SSI_DI R626
ENC_SSI_CLK R616

Replace
No Signals Yes Replace
respective
good? secure
source IC or
module
VOCON board

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Notes

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Chapter 6.5 900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts

6.5.1 Introduction
This chapter contains detailed troubleshooting flowcharts. These flowcharts are for use as a guide in
determining the problem areas. They are not a substitute for the knowledge of circuit operation and
astute troubleshooting techniques. It is advisable to refer to the related detailed circuit descriptions in
the theory sections prior to troubleshooting a radio.
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I Digital Portable
Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service
approach to radio problems.

6.5.2 List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts


Most troubleshooting flowcharts end up by pointing to an IC to replace. It is not always noted, but it
is good practice to verify supplies and grounds to the affected IC and to trace continuity to
the malfunctioning signal and related circuitry before replacing any IC. For instance, if a clock
signal is not available at a destination IC, continuity from the source IC should be checked before
replacing the source IC

Table 6.5-1. List of Troubleshooting Flowcharts

Chart Name Page No.

900 MHz Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-2

Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-3

DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-6

Button Test Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-9

Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-10

Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-11

Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-12

No Display Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-13

900 MHz Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-16

VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-17

900 MHz Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-18

VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-19

No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-21

900MHz Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-22

Secure Hardware Failure 6.5-23

NOTE: µC is used in several of the following troubleshooting charts.


µC = microcontroller unit (MCU).
6.5-2 900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: 900 MHz Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart

6.5.3 900 MHz Radio Main Troubleshooting Chart

Start

Good
No Error No Display Yes
power-up
Self-Test? Message? Model?

Yes Yes No

Go to * See Power-up Use RSS to


900 MHz No Is there
Self Check display Error
TX RF Chart TX Power?
Error Codes Messages

Yes

Go to Is TX Yes Error
No
900 MHz Deviation Messages on
TX RF Chart OK? RSS?

Yes No

Either
Go to No RX No Receive Bad Display or
Audio Chart Audio? Radio Power-up
Failure
Yes

No Poor
SINAD?

Yes

See Button No Buttons


Test Chart Functional?

Yes

End

*Please see Table 5-2 on page 5-3.

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900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) 6.5-3

6.5.4 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

Power-Up
Radio
Failure

Verify
Standard Bias
in Table 5-1

Isolate and
No
Repair Problem Standard
See DC Supply Bias OK?
Failure Flowchart
Yes

Probe
32.7687kHz
Clock at C743

Signal No Verify Integrity


Present? of C701 and 2
C702

Yes

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6.5-4 900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

6.5.5 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Probe
16.8MHz
Signal at
C243

Investigate
Signal No 16.8 MHz
About
Reference
1Vp-p?
Oscillator
Yes

Check
16.8MHz
Signal at C293

Investigate Clock
Signal No
Buffer
About
Components and
1Vp-p?
Isolate Problem
Yes

Refer Board to
Service Depot for
Reflash, Patriot,
SRAM, and
FLASH Analysis

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900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) 6.5-5

6.5.6 Radio Power-Up Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)


2

Replace
Components Problem
OK? Component

Check for
32.768kHz
signal on
R747

Signal No Replace U712 Signal Yes


Present? and Retest Present?

Yes No

Follow DC No Problem
Supply Failure Solved? End
Flowchart

Check For
32.768kHz Signal No Replace
signal on Present? U713
R745

Yes
Problem Yes End
Solved?

No

Follow DC
Supply Failure
Flowchart

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6.5-6 900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

6.5.7 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

Problem with DC
Supply
Distribution
Network

Check Voltage Replace


No
at L703 Voltage Approx U701
1.875V?

Yes
Yes

Check Voltage
at R718

No
Voltage approx
1.55V?

Yes

Check Voltage
at L704

No
Voltage approx
2.9V?

Yes

Check Voltage
at L705

No
Voltage approx
5V?

Yes

Replace
VOCON

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900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3) 6.5-7

6.5.8 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Check
Voltage at
pin R711

No Check Yes
Voltage =
C796, C713, Components
3.6V +/-
L701 OK?
5%
Yes No

Check Replace
Voltage at Problem
pin L703 Component 4

No Check C716, Yes ReFLASH


Voltage =
L703, C865, Components HOST C
1.875V +/-
and CR801 OK? Code
5%
Yes No

Check Replace Yes


Voltage at Problem Fixed? End
pin L704 Component

No

No Replace
Voltage = U701
4
2.9V +/- MAKO IC
5%

Yes

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6.5-8 900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

6.5.9 DC Supply Fail Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

Check
Voltage at
C517

Check R595, Replace


Voltage = No No
L511, C518, Components Problem
3.0V +/- 5%? and C560 OK? Component

Yes Yes

Check
Replace
Voltage at
U502
C516

Check R595, Replace


Voltage = No No
L503, C511, Components Problem
3.0V +/- 5%?
and C561 OK? Component

Yes Yes

Check Replace
Voltage at
C514 U501

Check C513, No Replace


Voltage = No
and C566 Components Problem
5.0V +/- 5%?
OK? Component

Yes Yes

End Replace
U500

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900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Button Test Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-9

6.5.10Button Test Troubleshooting Chart

Button Test Synopsis


This chart relates to a failure in the button functions.
Basic Failure modes are as follows:
1) Failure in keypad flex assembly.
2) Bad Connection
Place radio in Test Mode. 3) Defective Switches or pads
Press Top Side Button 4) Defective MAKO IC (U701)
(Monitor) so display reads
CH TEST. This places the Button Table
radio in button test mode. Button Code Chart
Then, press the orange PTT 1/ 0-1
(Emergency) Top Button Top Button (Emergency) 3/ 0-1 C.6
to verify codes displayed Side Button 1 (Monitor) 96/ 0-1 C.6
as shown in the Button Side Button 2 97/ 0-1 C.6
Table at right Side Button 3 98/ 0-1 C.6
Channel Select (Frequency) 4/ 0-15 C.8
Volume Control Knob 0/ 0-220 C.7
Zone Select 65/ 0-2 C.8

Yes Keys
End
correct? 131/1 132/1 133/1

No
129/1 135/1 134/1

Check signal HOME 128/1 130/1 App


path integrity of 136/1 Navigation
button in question Button
49/1 50/1 51/1
1 2ABC 3DEF

52/1 53/1 54/1


4GHI 5JKL 6MNO

55/1 56/1 57/1


7PRS 8TUV 9XYZ

58/1 48/1 59/1

* 0 #

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6.5-10 900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart

6.5.11 Volume Set Error Troubleshooting Chart

Volume
Set Error

Synopsis
This chart relates to a failure in the volume
Verify operation
set knob. Basic failure modes are as follows:
of volume knob
per "Button Test" 1) Bad connection
flow chart 2) Defective volume control pot
3) Defective MAKO IC (U701)
4) Problem in receive audio circuit

Refer to "No Yes Volume


Receive Audio" check OK?
flow chart

No

Using a voltmeter,
measure voltage at Voltage Yes Replace
R505 when volume Functional? U701
knob is on. The value
should be 3.0V.
No

Measure voltage from


C520 to GND while
moving volume knob
from min to max. Max
volume is 3.00V

Replace No Volume
Volume pot OK?
Switch

Yes

Verify contact
with circuit
board

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900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-11

6.5.12Zone/Channel Select Error Troubleshooting Chart

Channel
Select Error Channel RTA3 RTA2 RTA1 RTA0
Probe Point (R513) (R514) (R515) (R516)
1 1 1 1 1
2 1 1 1 0
Verify operation 3 1 1 0 1
of zone knob per 4 1 1 0 0
"Button Test" 5 1 0 1 1
flow chart 6 1 0 1 0
7 1 0 0 1
8 1 0 0 0
9 0 1 1 1
By studying the 10 0 1 1 0
adjacent chart against 11 0 1 0 1
the channel numbers 12 0 1 0 0
which have errors, 13 0 0 1 1
one signal may be 14 0 0 1 0
determined to be in 15 0 0 0 1
error or verify logic 16 0 0 0 0
levels at R530-R533
for each channel.

Verify codeplug
Signals Yes programming with
check good RSS. If codeplug
at U800? checks OK, then
replace U800.
No

Verify voltage levels


directly at pin C1 of
the frequency switch
(S500). Position A =
2.2V, Position B = 0V,
Position C = 1.5V

S500 No Replace
checks Switch
good? S500

Yes

Verify
contact with
circuit board

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6.5-12 900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart

6.5.13Top/Side Button Error Troubleshooting Chart

Top/Side
Button Test

Synopsis
This chart relates to a failure in
Verify operation reading the buttons. Side Button 1,
of zone knob per Side Button 2, or Side Button 3.
"Button Test" Basic failure modes are as follows:
flow chart 1) Bad connection
2) Defective Switch
3) Defective MAKO IC (U701)

Using RSS,
verify problem Yes Button
button is enabled check OK?
for function

No

Using a voltmeter, measure the voltages


at the resistor while depressing the
Yes following keys:
Buttons
Button Voltage Resistor
Enabled?
Emergency 2.50V to 0V R511
Top Side 2.70V to 0V R510
No Middle Side 2.70V to 0V R509
Bottom Side 3.00V to 0V R508

Use RSS
to enable
button

Yes Levels No Verify physical


Replace
correct? operation of
U701
buttons

Replace No Buttons
buttons and/or
OK?
switch

Yes

Verify contact
with circuit
board

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900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3) 6.5-13

6.5.14No Display Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 3)

No Display

Verify/Re-Connect
DisplayConnections:
1) LCD to OPTION Board
connection (22 pin connector)
2) OPTION Board flex connector
(45 pin connector)
3) Check connector integrity
(22 pin: check solder, etc.)
(45 pin: check latches, solder, etc.)

Problem Yes
End
Resolved?

No

Replace
LCD Display

Problem Yes
End
Resolved?

No

Check DC
on J601, pin 1

No Repair solder
1.8<V<1.95V? joint at
J601, pin 1

Yes

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6.5-14 900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

6.5.15No Display Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 3)

Check P_S*
at R912 on
option board

Verify Signal
No Problem Yes
V = 1.85V? Path Integrity End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check RESET
at R647

No Verify Signal Yes


V = 1.85V? Path Integrity Problem End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check
REG_SEL
at J601, pin 7

No Verify Signal Yes


V = 1.85V? Path Integrity Problem
End
and correct Resolved?

Yes No

Check CS at
R931 on
option board

No Verify Signal Yes


Problem End
V = 1.85V? Path Integrity
Resolved?
and correct

Yes No

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900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3) 6.5-15

6.5.16No Display Troubleshooting Chart (3 of 3)

Use an Oscilloscope to check for


Check Active
a low level (0V) pulse occurrence
Low Status on
during power-on initialization period.
both RESET
and CS

Low- Return radio to


No
Level Pulses service depot for
Present? further analysis

Yes
Use an Oscilloscope to check for
either a low level (0V) pulse or
high-level (1.85V) occurrence during Check D0-D7
power-on initialization period. for appropriate
voltage levels

Signal
present Yes
at appropriate
level?

No

Repair
appropriate
connections

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6.5-16 900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: 900 MHz Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart

6.5.17900 MHz Receive RF Troubleshooting Chart

Bad SINAD
No Recovered
Audio
NOTE: INJECT MODULATED ON CARRIER NOTE: The presence or absense of RF signals is generally not enough
FREQUENCY SIGNAL AS REQUIRED. to diagnose sensitivity degradations. It is best to compare signal levels
Spray or Inject 1st IF at each decision node, to the same circuit in working radio.
into XTAL Filter FL3
IF FREQS(700/800):
IF = 109.65MHz
2nd IF = 2.25MHz
2nd LO = 107.4MHz

Inject -47 dBm into J101 and


Audio No toggle signal continuously
Heard? (on/off) while monitoring
TP403 data pulse
Yes

Inject RF Does Check IF


the pulse Yes
into J101 spectrum at
frequency
vary? U401, pin 47

No

No If present Trace IF signal Remove SH401. Is it Check IF filter


Check Yes IF Signal Check
at U401, from L10 to Check 2nd LO No FL3. Make sure
FL3 at L10? FGU Chart symmetric
pin 47? U401, pin 47 Control Voltage at centered? LO is locked and
U401, pin 38 on frequency
Yes No
No Yes
Check tank
components L402, Is
No 2nd IF on Yes 1st LO
L403, C419, C420. RF Signal O/P OK? See VOCON
U401, pins 4 Yes chart, RX
Check for 3Vdc and 5? at L7? Locked? VCO locked?
at pin 48 audio problems
Yes No Yes
No

Before replacing U401, Check filter FL2. RF


check U401 voltages. Yes Check Mixer Check
Check voltage Signal at FL2 16.8MHz No
Check for no RX audio (U1) circuit check at pin 35 FGU
at C7 pin 1? Chart
VOCON flowchart on U401?
No
Yes

Check bias Yes RF Signal Check U401 voltages,


18MHz No
voltages on Q1 at L4? at ABACUS programming, and
(U401) pin 10MHz clock VCO
20? components
No or
Weak RF Yes
Check FL1 filter.
Program filter to test RF
Yes Before replacing U401, check 2nd
freqs. and check Signal at FL1
VCO Q1. Check VCO O/P level;
varactor voltages pin 1?
Disconnect R403 and verify that
on FL1, FL2 a 0.5V to 5V control voltage VCO
No will sweep about the IF frequency

Check harmonic
filter C108-C120
and antenna switch
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900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-17

6.5.18VOCON Receive Audio Troubleshooting Chart


6 OCO a s ud o oub es oo gC a ( o )

Radio has no
Transmitter
Deviation (VOCON
Evaluation)

Inspect internal
Check voltage
and external
on C754 and
microphone
C755
contacts

Repair Replace
No Voltage > No
Connections connections or C754 and/or
replace flex 7.0mVrms?
OK? C755
connector
Yes
Yes

Connect an RLN4460
test box (or equivalent)
Yes
to the radio side 1 Voltage > 7.0mV?
connector via a
programming cable

No

Inject a 225mVrms
1kHz tone into the Replace
test box Audio in L651
port and /or L652

Is FM Yes
deviation No VOCON
approx problem found
3kHz?

No

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6.5-18 900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: 900 MHz Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart

6.5.19900 MHz Frequency Generation Unit Troubleshooting Chart

FGU NoLO
Injection/TX
Unlock

Is Vdc at
D212(RX VCO) Is Vdc Do a continuity
No at C217 3V? No
D211(Tx VCO) check and refer to
and C201 DC switch chart
0.4<Vdc<12?
5V?
Yes
Yes

Is there
a voltage reading No
Is Vdc at Replace
R262, at R201, R202, R214,
U201
High for Tx, No Take a continuity R215 directed
Low for Rx mode check of traces to U201?
to U201
Yes

Yes Is Vdc Do a continuity


No
For TX only pin 3 of Q216 (TX) at Y200 pin 4 check and refer to
3V? DC switch chart

Yes

Do you
see 16.8MHz at Replace Y200
No
pin 3 of Y200 and C243 and/or C243
connection to Xtal
K9 pin of
U201?

Yes

Do
you see No Check Yes Replace
For RX check C261, 16.8MHz at U202 circuitry U201
L212, L230, R222, C293?
for continuity.
Replace Yes No
For TX check C266, No
C277, C278, L210, suspected
Q216, R289 and R292 component Fix/replace
U202
Yes

Change U250
Do Is
you see No 3Vdc at No
~11.5 Vdc at pin 2 pin 4 of
of D202? D201?

Yes Yes

Check components
Replace
D201, D202, C202,
U201
C203, C204,
and C205

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900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2) 6.5-19

6.5.20VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (1 of 2)

Radio has no
Transmitter
Deviation (VOCON
Evaluation)

Inspect internal
Check voltage
and external
on C754 and
microphone
C755
contacts

Repair Replace
No Voltage > No
Connections connections or C754 and/or
replace flex 7.0mVrms?
OK? C755
connector
Yes
Yes

Connect an RLN4460
test box (or equivalent)
Yes
to the radio side 1 Voltage > 7.0mV?
connector via a
programming cable

No

Inject a 225mVrms
1kHz tone into the Replace
test box Audio in L651
port and /or L652

Is FM Yes
deviation No VOCON
approx problem found
3kHz?

No

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6.5-20 900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2)

6.5.21VOCON Transmit Audio Troubleshooting Chart (2 of 2)

1 2

Check Mic
Bias line on Clock No Replace
U701 for DC present? U701
Voltage
Yes

Voltage = No Replace Check signal on


5.0V ? U701 CODEC_FSYNC

Yes

Check signal on
Synchronous No Replace
R774 while still
pulses
applying audio present?
U701
signal to radio
Yes
Yes

Data No Replace Replace


present? U701 U800

Yes

Check signal
on
CODEC_CLK

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900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart 6.5-21

6.5.22No Transmit Deviation Troubleshooting Chart

NOTE: This chart assumes you have gone through


No RF TX the VOCON TX Audio Problem Section.
Deviation

Set the radio to test mode CSQ.


Connect the radio to R4005B test box
or equivalent and inject a 1 kHz tone
mic signal with an amplitude sufficient
to provide a 3 kHz deviation out.

PTT radio using


external PTT
switch

Check waveform on test point


TP203 on 900MHz board.
It should look like TX Audio 1 kHz Tone,
trace 1 with Vdc ~1.5V.

Do
you see a Remove Check waveform on U202,
waveform like No pin 1. It should
TX Audio 1 kHz SH201
look like TX Audio 1 kHz
Tone, trace
1? Tone, trace 2, Vdc~1.5V.

Yes
Do Check Vdc on U202,
Check C223, R292. you see a If no voltage,
If components are waveform like No
TX Audio 1 kHz replace U202.
good, replace U201.
Tone, trace
2?
Yes

Make sure there is 3V


on pin 4 of FL200. If not
go to DC supply failure.

Check clock on pin 8


of FL200. The waveform
should look like TX
Audio 1 kHz Tone, trace 3.

Do
you see a Make sure DC on U201
waveform like No is there. Make sure Y200,
TX Audio 1 kHz pin 3 has 16.8 MHz
Tone, trace ref output.
3?
Yes

Check pin 7 of FL200. Check pin 1 of FL200.


When you PTT, is should It should go up to 1.5V
go HIGH (3V). If it does when you PTT. If it doesn't
not go high, check the check C223. If C223
Patriot (U800). is good, replace FL200.

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6.5-22 900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: 900MHz Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart

6.5.23900MHz Transmitter RF Troubleshooting Chart

No/Low TX Power

* * *
Is Is RF Is Is
Yes Yes Is there Yes voltage drop Yes there RF
TX current input drive at continuity across
>300mA? U101 pin 16 across CR101 at connector
>2dBm? U106? >0.5V? J101?

No No No No No

Go to Frequency Check U102


Change U106 Check L114, L115,
Generation Unit and the ALC IC C127, C129, C131,
Chart
C132 and C133
Is B+ No Check E101,
at C128? E102 and L103

Remove SH102
Yes
Check CR102,
and R103
Is B+ at No Check L107
U101 pins 6,7,
and 14? and L108

Yes For Analysis, shields SH103 and SH104 need to be removed.

* * = Transmitter enable Low.


Is Vdc No
at TP101 Check ALC IC
>2V?

Yes

*
Is Vdc No Check R114,
at U101 pin 1
>2V? R115, and R119

Yes

*
Is Vdc No
at C142 Replace Q101
>1V?

Yes

Is * Go to Frequency
RF at U101 No
Generation Unit
pin 16 >2
dBm? Chart

Yes
*
Is Check L110,
RF at U101 No C101, C114,
pin 6 >20 Replace U101
C116, C161,
dBm?
C162 and C164
Yes

Check C128,
C127, C219,
and C142

MAEPF-27349-O

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900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Secure Hardware Failure 6.5-23

6.5.24Secure Hardware Failure

Fail
09/10
Failure
Secure Hardware
Failure 09/10 : Secure Hardware Failure
S03 : No communication between VOCON
and UCM
S02 : UCM tampered.
(keypad retainer removed)
Verify connections
to secure module
through J601 Synopsis
This failure relates only to secure-equipped
radios and indicates a power-up self-test failure
for the secure module. More specifically this
failure indicates a failure in communications
Repair No between the DSP and secure module. The
Connections secure module is not considered field repairable
opens good? so troubleshooting is limited to verifying a
problem with the module and replacing.
Yes Typical failure modes would be:
1) Open between secure module and VOCON
board at J601.
Is
Replace module known good 2) Failure of the SSI bus that the DSP uses to
Yes
with known good module communicate with the secure module.
one and retest available? 3) Failure to get proper supplies and grounds
to J601.
No

Radio
Use ohmmeter to electrically
functions with No
known good verify the following signal
module? connections to source IC:
Signal @ J601 Source No Repair
Connections
Yes ENC_SSI_DI R626 connections
good?
ENC_SSI_DO R625
ENC_SSI_CLK R616
Replace RESET_ENC Pin 42@J601 Yes
secure Verify bias of following signals:
module Verify electrical activity
Signal @ J601 Nominal Bias
UNSW_B+ 7.5VDC+/-1.0VDC at the following signals
SW_B+ 7.5VDC+/-1.0VDC at power up:
GND GND Signal @ J601 Source
ENC_SSI_DI R626
ENC_SSI_CLK R616

Replace
No Signals Yes Replace
respective
good? secure
source IC or
module
VOCON board

MAEPF-27387-O

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6.5-24 900 MHz Troubleshooting Charts: Secure Hardware Failure

Notes

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Chapter 7.1 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms

7.1.1 Introduction
This chapter contains images of waveforms that might be useful in verifying operation of certain
parts of the circuitry. These waveforms are for reference only; the actual data depicted will vary
depending upon operating conditions. This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS
2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part
number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

7.1.2 List of Waveforms


Table 7.1-1 lists each waveform and the page on which the waveform can be found.

Table 7.1-1. List of Waveforms

Waveform Page No. Waveform Page No.


Antenna Input 7.1-6 Low-Noise Amplifier Output 7.1-26
TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input 7.1-7 Preselector 2 Output 7.1-27
Coupler RF Out 7.1-8 Mixer Out (IF) 7.1-28
TX Signal at PA 7.1-9 Crystal Filter Out 7.1-29
Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC 7.1-10 Abacus Analog 3V 7.1-30
PCIC Control Voltage 7.1-11 2nd LO Control Voltage 7.1-31
TX LO 7.1-12 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output 7.1-32
Higher Level Voltage Multiplier 7.1-13 Abacus Digital 3V 7.1-34
Superfilter Output 7.1-14 TX Audio 1 kHz Tone 7.1-35
Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer 7.1-15 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output 7.1-36
Reference Crystal Output 7.1-16 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs 7.1-37
Mod In 7.1-17 SPI B Data 7.1-38
1st LO Control Voltage 7.1-18 RX Serial Audio Port (SAP) 7.1-39
VCO Output 7.1-19 SPI Data 7.1-40
Frequency Out (16.8 MHz) 7.1-20 SPI CLK 7.1-41
RX RF Input at Antenna Switch 7.1-21 Universal Chip Select 7.1-42
Antenna Switch Bias 7.1-22 Abacus Chip Select 7.1-43
Preselector Tuning Voltage 7.1-23 RX SSI Data 7.1-44
RX RF Input after Antenna Switch 7.1-24 RX SSI Clock 7.1-45
Analog 5V 7.1-24 RX SSI Frame Sync 7.1-46
Preselector 1 Output 7.1-25
7.1-2 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: RF Test Points

7.1.3 RF Test Points


The following RF block diagram and accompanying table (Table 7.1-2) shows the location of key
probe points (PP) and test points (TP) for the XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio.

5 Legend
Coupler
PCIC
Detector RF
Bias
3 4 6 DC
# Probe/Test Point

Antenna Power 7
Switch Amplifier TRB
Capacitive Level
TX
Multiplier Shifter
10
2
1 8
11

Harmonic 16.8MHz Buffer


Filter 12 LV-FractN 9 VCO 15 Output
19 Crystal
Synthesizer Buffer IC Match
14 17
20 13
18 VCO 16
DAC

Antenna Preselector #1 Preselector #2 Crystal


Switch 21 25 Mixer 26 27 Abacus 3 32
(Tunable) (Fixed) Filter

3V DC
22
24 RF Sampling
23 Amplifier 29 Clock
28 Tank
5V DC
Test Points Not Shown 30
33 SPI Data 37 SSI Data
2nd LO
34 SPI Clock 38 SSI Clock 5V DC 31
VCO
35 Chip Select 39 SSI FS
Abacus 3V
36 Abacus CS 40 SSI Sync B Regulator
MAEPF-27353-O

Figure 7.1-1. RF Block Diagram Test Points

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: RF Test Points 7.1-3

Table 7.1-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points

Under RF
PP/TP Name Location Page
Shield?
1 Antenna Input J101, pin 5 No. 7.1-6
2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input C180 Yes. 7.1-7
3 Coupler RF Out U103, pin 1 No. 7.1-8
4 TX Signal at PA Q101, pin 2 No. 7.1-9
5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC TP160 No. 7.1-10
6 PCIC Control Voltage TP_146 No. 7.1-11
7 TX LO TP299 No. 7.1-12
8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier C210 Yes. 7.1-13
9 Superfilter Output SF_TP Yes. 7.1-14
11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer TP23 Yes. 7.1-15
12 Reference Crystal Output R729 and C726 No. 7.1-16
13 Mod In TP36 No. 7.1-17
14 1st LO Control Voltage VC_TP No. 7.1-18
15 VCO Output C261, C266 and C236 Yes. 7.1-19
17 Frequency Out (16.8 MHz) 16out No. 7.1-20
18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch C1 No. 7.1-21
20 Preselector Tuning Voltage C15 and C46 No. 7.1-23
22 Analog 5V U500, pin 5 No. 7.1-24
23 Preselector 1 Output C16 Yes. 7.1-25
24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output C35 Yes 7.1-26
25 Preselector 2 Output C47 Yes 7.1-27
26 Mixer Out (IF) C68 Yes. 7.1-28
27 Crystal Filter Out L56 Yes 7.1-29
28 Abacus Analog 3V U501, pin 5 No. 7.1-30
29 2nd LO Control Voltage U401, pin 38 Yes. 7.1-31
30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output C433 Yes. 7.1-32
31 Analog 5V U500, pin 5 No. 7.1-33
32 Abacus Digital 3V U502, pin 5 No. 7.1-34
33 SPI Data R802 No. 7.1-40
34 SPI CLK R803 No. 7.1-41
35 Universal Chip Select U102, pin 29 No 7.1-42
36 Abacus Chip Select U401, pin 25 Yes. 7.1-43
37 RX SSI Data SSI_D No. 7.1-44

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7.1-4 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations

Table 7.1-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points (Continued)

Under RF
PP/TP Name Location Page
Shield?
38 RX SSI Clock SSI_CLK No. 7.1-45
39 RX SSI Frame Sync SSI_FS No. 7.1-46
PP = Probe Point
TP = Test Point
Note: For test/probe points indicated with the SH prefix, use an HP 85024A High Frequency Probe to detect a
signal. The probe should be placed in center of the hole located on the top of the shield. Make sure the probe does
not touch the shield or any other components.

7.1.4 Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations


Viewed from Side 1

6 2
1

5 4 3

Table 7.1-3. Main Circuit Board Side 1 RF Shields

Item Reference Motorola Part


Description
Number Number Number

1 SH51 2686700Z02 Shield, Mixer

2 SH402 2686698Z02 Shield, 2nd LO

3 SH102 2686701Z02 Shield, Harmonic Filter

4 SH101 2686702Z02 Shield, PCIC

5 SH251 2616559H01 Shield, VCO Top

6 SH52 2686699Z02 Shield, Crystal IF

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations 7.1-5

Viewed from Side 2

1
2
5
3 4

Table 7.1-4. Main Circuit Board Side 2 RF Shields

Item Reference Motorola Part


Description
Number Number Number

1 SH401 2686706Z02 Shield, ABACUS

2 SH201 2686705Z02 Shield, Synthesizer

3 SH103 2686708Z02 Shield, Coupler Bottom

4 SH252 2616559H01 Shield, VCO Bottom

5 SH1 2686707Z02 Shield, Front End Filter

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7.1-6 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP1 Antenna Input

7.1.5 PP1 Antenna Input

Probe point: J101, pin 5.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input 7.1-7

7.1.6 PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input

Probe point: C180 (located under shield).

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7.1-8 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP3 Coupler RF Out

7.1.7 PP3 Coupler RF Out

Probe point: U103, pin 1.

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP4 TX Signal at PA 7.1-9

7.1.8 PP4 TX Signal at PA

Probe point: Q101, pin 2.

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7.1-10 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC

7.1.9 TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC

Test point: TP_160.

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP6 PCIC Control Voltage 7.1-11

7.1.10TP6 PCIC Control Voltage

Test point: TP146.

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7.1-12 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP7 TX LO

7.1.11 PP7 TX LO

Probe point: TP299.

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier 7.1-13

7.1.12PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier

Probe point: C210 (located under shield).

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7.1-14 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP9 Superfilter Output

7.1.13PP9 Superfilter Output

Probe point: SF_TP (located under shield).

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer 7.1-15

7.1.14PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer

Probe point: TP23 (located under shield).

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7.1-16 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP12 Reference Crystal Output

7.1.15PP12 Reference Crystal Output

Probe point: R729 (16_8_filtered)


C726 (16_8MHZ).

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP13 Mod In 7.1-17

7.1.16TP13 Mod In

Test point: TP36.

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7.1-18 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP14 1st LO Control Voltage

7.1.17TP14 1st LO Control Voltage

Test point VC_TP

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP15 VCO Output 7.1-19

7.1.18PP15 VCO Output

Probe point:TP298 for LO Output


TP299 for TX Output
TP23 for Preselector Output (located under shield).
Probe point: C261 (located under shield).

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7.1-20 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP17 Frequency Out (16.8 MHz)

7.1.19PP17 Frequency Out (16.8 MHz)

Probe point: 16out (Test Point).

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch 7.1-21

7.1.20PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch

Probe point: C1.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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7.1-22 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP19 Antenna Switch Bias

7.1.21PP19 Antenna Switch Bias

Probe point: U103, pin 1.


Display shows transition between RX mode (low) and TX mode (high).

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage 7.1-23

7.1.22PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage

Probe point: C15 and C46.


This is a typical value when tuned to receive at 136.075MHz.

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7.1-24 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP22 Analog 5V

7.1.23PP22 Analog 5V

Probe point: U500, pin 5.

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP23 Preselector 1 Output 7.1-25

7.1.24PP23 Preselector 1 Output

Probe point: C1.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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7.1-26 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output

7.1.25PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output

Probe point: C35.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP25 Preselector 2 Output 7.1-27

7.1.26PP25 Preselector 2 Output

Probe point: C47.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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7.1-28 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP26 Mixer Out (IF)

7.1.27PP26 Mixer Out (IF)

Probe point: C68.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP27 Crystal Filter Out 7.1-29

7.1.28PP27 Crystal Filter Out

Probe point: L56.

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7.1-30 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP28 Abacus Analog 3V

7.1.29PP28 Abacus Analog 3V

Probe point: U501, pin 5.

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage 7.1-31

7.1.30PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage

Probe point: U401, pin 38 (located under shield).

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7.1-32 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output

7.1.31PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output

Probe point: C433.

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP31 Analog 5V DC 7.1-33

7.1.32PP31 Analog 5V DC

Probe point: U500, pin 5.

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7.1-34 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP32 Abacus Digital 3V

7.1.33PP32 Abacus Digital 3V

Probe point: U502, pin 5.

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: TX Audio 1 kHz Tone 7.1-35

7.1.34TX Audio 1 kHz Tone

Trace 1: TP23 Mod In (640 mVp-p 1 kHz tone 1.5 Vdc)


Trace 2: U201, pin 1 (620 mVp-p 1 kHz tone)
Trace 3: FL200, pin 8 (1.2 MHz square wave 0 to 3 V)
Note: Transmit audio 1 kHz tone, which provides 3 kHz deviation.

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7.1-36 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output

7.1.3516.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output

Trace 1: Buffer input at R729.


Trace 2: Buffer output at C726.

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs 7.1-37

7.1.3632.768 kHz Clock Outputs

Trace 1: Output at C743.


Trace 2: Output atU712, pin 4.

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7.1-38 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: SPI B Data

7.1.37SPI B Data

Trace 1: MAKO chip enable, R767 (not active high)


Trace 2: SPI data clock, C619
Trace 3: SPI data to MAKO, C617.

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: RX Serial Audio Port (SAP) 7.1-39

7.1.38RX Serial Audio Port (SAP)

Note: TX is identical, except the data is probed at test point “TX”.


Trace 1: 8 kHz frame sync (each word is 13 bits after falling edge of FSYNC)
Trace 2: SAP data at R626 (audio data from MAKO CODEC to Patriot DSP)
Note: Transmit is identical, except data acquired at R625
Trace 3: 512kHz bit clock at R616. (Codec_DCLK).

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7.1-40 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP33 SPI Data

7.1.39PP33 SPI Data

Probe Point: R802.

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP34 SPI CLK 7.1-41

7.1.40PP34 SPI CLK

Probe Point: R803.

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7.1-42 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP35 Universal Chip Select

7.1.41PP35 Universal Chip Select

Probe Point: U102, pin 29 (located under shield).

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP36 Abacus Chip Select 7.1-43

7.1.42PP36 Abacus Chip Select

Probe Point: U401, pin 25 (located under shield).

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7.1-44 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP37 RX SSI Data

7.1.43TP37 RX SSI Data

Test Point: SSI_D (Test Point).

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VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP38 RX SSI Clock 7.1-45

7.1.44TP38 RX SSI Clock

Test Point: SSI_CLK (Test Point).

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7.1-46 VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync

7.1.45TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync

Test Point: SSI_FS (Test Point).


Test Point: TP401.

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Chapter 7.2 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms

7.2.1 Introduction
This chapter contains images of waveforms that might be useful in verifying operation of certain
parts of the circuitry. These waveforms are for reference only; the actual data depicted will vary
depending upon operating conditions. This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS
2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part
number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

7.2.2 List of Waveforms


Table 7.2-1 lists each waveform and the page on which the waveform can be found.

Table 7.2-1. List of Waveforms

Waveform Page No. Waveform Page No.


Antenna Input 7.2-6 Low-Noise Amplifier Output 7.2-27
TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input 7.2-7 Preselector 2 Output 7.2-28
Coupler RF Out 7.2-8 Mixer Out (IF) 7.2-29
TX Signal at PA 7.2-9 Crystal Filter Out 7.2-30
Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC 7.2-10 Abacus Analog 3V 7.2-31
PCIC Control Voltage 7.2-11 2nd LO Control Voltage 7.2-32
TX LO 7.2-12 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output 7.2-33
Higher Level Voltage Multiplier 7.2-13 Abacus Digital 3V 7.2-35
Superfilter Output 7.2-14 TX Audio 1 kHz Tone 7.2-36
Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer 7.2-15 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output 7.2-37
Reference Crystal Output 7.2-16 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs 7.2-38
Mod In 7.2-17 SPI B Data 7.2-39
1st LO Control Voltage 7.2-18 RX Serial Audio Port (SAP) 7.2-40
VCO Output 7.2-19 SPI Data 7.2-41
Frequency Out (16.8 MHz) 7.2-21 SPI CLK 7.2-42
RX RF Input at Antenna Switch 7.2-22 Universal Chip Select 7.2-43
Antenna Switch Bias 7.2-23 Abacus Chip Select 7.2-44
Preselector Tuning Voltage 7.2-24 RX SSI Data 7.2-45
RX RF Input after Antenna Switch 7.2-25 RX SSI Clock 7.2-46
Analog 5V 7.2-25 RX SSI Frame Sync 7.2-47
Preselector 1 Output 7.2-26
7.2-2 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: RF Test Points

7.2.3 RF Test Points


The following RF block diagram and accompanying table (Table 7.2-2) shows the location of key
probe points (PP) and test points (TP) for the XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio.

5 Legend
Coupler
PCIC
Detector RF
Bias
3 4 6 DC
# Probe/Test Point

Antenna Power 7
Switch Amplifier TRB
Capacitive Level
TX
Multiplier Shifter
10
2
1 8
11

Harmonic 16.8MHz Buffer


Filter 12 LV-FractN 9 VCO 15 Output
19 Crystal
Synthesizer Buffer IC Match
14 17
20 13
18 VCO 16
DAC

Antenna Preselector #1 Preselector #2 Crystal


Switch 21 25 Mixer 26 27 Abacus 3 32
(Tunable) (Fixed) Filter

3V DC
22
24 RF Sampling
23 Amplifier 29 Clock
28 Tank
5V DC
Test Points Not Shown 30
33 SPI Data 37 SSI Data
2nd LO
34 SPI Clock 38 SSI Clock 5V DC 31
VCO
35 Chip Select 39 SSI FS
Abacus 3V
36 Abacus CS 40 SSI Sync B Regulator
MAEPF-27353-O

Figure 7.2-1. RF Block Diagram Test Points

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: RF Test Points 7.2-3

Table 7.2-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points

Under RF
PP/TP Name Location Page
Shield?
1 Antenna Input J101, pin 5 No. 7.2-6
2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input C192 Yes. 7.2-7
3 Coupler RF Out U103, pin 1 No. 7.2-8
4 TX Signal at PA Q101, pin 3 No. 7.2-9
5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC TP160 No. 7.2-10
6 PCIC Control Voltage TP_146 No. 7.2-11
7 TX LO R289 No. 7.2-12
8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier C210 Yes. 7.2-13
9 Superfilter Output SF_TP Yes. 7.2-14
11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer TP23 Yes. 7.2-15
12 Reference Crystal Output R729 and C726 No. 7.2-16
13 Mod In TP36 No. 7.2-17
14 1st LO Control Voltage VC_TP No. 7.2-18
15 VCO Output R266(Rx), R289(Tx) and Yes. 7.2-19
TP23(prescaler)
17 Frequency Out (16.8 MHz) 16out No. 7.2-21
18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch D20, Pin 1 No. 7.2-22
20 Preselector Tuning Voltage C139 No. 7.2-24
22 Analog 5V U500, pin 5 No. 7.2-25
23 Preselector 1 Output U2, Pin 3 Yes. 7.2-26
24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output C35 Yes 7.2-27
25 Preselector 2 Output TPOO Yes 7.2-28
26 Mixer Out (IF) T53, Pin 4 Yes. 7.2-29
27 Crystal Filter Out R38 Yes 7.2-30
28 Abacus Analog 3V U501, pin 5 No. 7.2-31
29 2nd LO Control Voltage U401, pin 38 Yes. 7.2-32
30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output C433 Yes. 7.2-33
31 Analog 5V U500, pin 5 No. 7.2-34
32 Abacus Digital 3V U502, pin 5 No. 7.2-35
33 SPI Data R802 No. 7.2-41
34 SPI CLK R803 No. 7.2-42
35 Universal Chip Select U102, pin 29 No 7.2-43
36 Abacus Chip Select U401, pin 25 Yes. 7.2-44
37 RX SSI Data SSI_D No. 7.2-45

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Table 7.2-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points (Continued)

Under RF
PP/TP Name Location Page
Shield?
38 RX SSI Clock SSI_CLK No. 7.2-46
39 RX SSI Frame Sync SSI_FS No. 7.2-47
PP = Probe Point
TP = Test Point
Note: For test/probe points indicated with the SH prefix, use an HP 85024A High Frequency Probe to detect a
signal. The probe should be placed in center of the hole located on the top of the shield. Make sure the probe does
not touch the shield or any other components.

7.2.4 Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations


Viewed from Side 1

6 2
1

5 4 3

Table 7.2-3. Main Circuit Board Side 1 RF Shields

Item Reference Motorola Part


Description
Number Number Number

1 SH51 2686700Z02 Shield, Mixer

2 SH402 2686698Z02 Shield, 2nd LO

3 SH102 2686701Z02 Shield, Harmonic Filter

4 SH101 2686702Z02 Shield, TX Driver

5 SH251 2616554H01 Shield, VCO Top

6 SH52 2686699Z02 Shield, Crystal IF

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations 7.2-5

Viewed from Side 2

1
2
5
3 4

Table 7.2-4. Main Circuit Board Side 2 RF Shields

Item Reference Motorola Part


Description
Number Number Number

1 SH401 2686706Z02 Shield, ABACUS

2 SH201 2686705Z02 Shield, Synthesizer

3 SH103 2686708Z02 Shield, Coupler Bottom

4 SH252 2616559H01 Shield, VCO Bottom

5 SH1 2686707Z02 Shield, Front End Filter

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7.2-6 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP1 Antenna Input

7.2.5 PP1 Antenna Input

Probe point: J101, pin 5.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input 7.2-7

7.2.6 PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input

Probe point: C180 (located under shield).

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7.2-8 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP3 Coupler RF Out

7.2.7 PP3 Coupler RF Out

Probe point: U103, pin 1.

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP4 TX Signal at PA 7.2-9

7.2.8 PP4 TX Signal at PA

Probe point: Q101, pin 2.

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7.2-10 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC

7.2.9 TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC

Test point: TP_160.

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP6 PCIC Control Voltage 7.2-11

7.2.10TP6 PCIC Control Voltage

Test point: TP146.

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7.2-12 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP7 TX LO

7.2.11 PP7 TX LO

Probe point: TP299.

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier 7.2-13

7.2.12PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier

Probe point: C210 (located under shield).

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7.2-14 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP9 Superfilter Output

7.2.13PP9 Superfilter Output

Probe point: SF_TP (located under shield).

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer 7.2-15

7.2.14PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer

Probe point: TP23 (located under shield).

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7.2-16 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP12 Reference Crystal Output

7.2.15PP12 Reference Crystal Output

Probe point: R729 (16_8_filtered)


C726 (16_8MHZ).

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP13 Mod In 7.2-17

7.2.16TP13 Mod In

Test point: TP36.

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7.2-18 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP14 1st LO Control Voltage

7.2.17TP14 1st LO Control Voltage

Test point VC_TP

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP15 VCO Output 7.2-19

7.2.18PP15 VCO Output

Probe point: R266 RX lo

Probe point: R289 TX Lo

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7.2-20 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP15 VCO Output

Probe point: Prescalar (TP23)

Probe point:TP298 for LO Output


TP299 for TX Output
TP23 for Preselector Output (located under shield).
Probe point: C261 (located under shield).

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP17 Frequency Out (19.2 MHz) 7.2-21

7.2.19PP17 Frequency Out (19.2 MHz)

Probe point: 16out (Test Point).

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7.2-22 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch

7.2.20PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch

Probe point: C1.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP19 Antenna Switch Bias 7.2-23

7.2.21PP19 Antenna Switch Bias

Probe point: U103, pin 1.


Display shows transition between RX mode (low) and TX mode (high).

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7.2-24 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage

7.2.22PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage

Probe point: C15 and C46.


This is a typical value when tuned to receive at 136.075MHz.

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP22 Analog 5V 7.2-25

7.2.23PP22 Analog 5V

Probe point: U500, pin 5.

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7.2-26 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP23 Preselector 1 Output

7.2.24PP23 Preselector 1 Output

Probe point: C1.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output 7.2-27

7.2.25PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output

Probe point: C35.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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7.2-28 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP25 Preselector 2 Output

7.2.26PP25 Preselector 2 Output

Probe point: C47.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP26 Mixer Out (IF) 7.2-29

7.2.27PP26 Mixer Out (IF)

Probe point: C68.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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7.2-30 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP27 Crystal Filter Out

7.2.28PP27 Crystal Filter Out

Probe point: L56.

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP28 Abacus Analog 3V 7.2-31

7.2.29PP28 Abacus Analog 3V

Probe point: U501, pin 5.

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7.2-32 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage

7.2.30PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage

Probe point: U401, pin 38 (located under shield).

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output 7.2-33

7.2.31PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output

Probe point: C433.

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7.2-34 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP31 Analog 5V DC

7.2.32PP31 Analog 5V DC

Probe point: U500, pin 5.

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP32 Abacus Digital 3V 7.2-35

7.2.33PP32 Abacus Digital 3V

Probe point: U502, pin 5.

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7.2-36 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TX Audio 1 kHz Tone

7.2.34TX Audio 1 kHz Tone

Trace 1: TP23 Mod In (640 mVp-p 1 kHz tone 1.5 Vdc)


Trace 2: U201, pin 1 (620 mVp-p 1 kHz tone)
Trace 3: FL200, pin 8 (1.2 MHz square wave 0 to 3 V)
Note: Transmit audio 1 kHz tone, which provides 3 kHz deviation.

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output 7.2-37

7.2.3516.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output

Trace 1: Buffer input at R729.


Trace 2: Buffer output at C726.

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7.2-38 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs

7.2.3632.768 kHz Clock Outputs

Trace 1: Output at C743.


Trace 2: Output atU712, pin 4.

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: SPI B Data 7.2-39

7.2.37SPI B Data

Trace 1: MAKO chip enable, R767 (not active high)


Trace 2: SPI data clock, C619
Trace 3: SPI data to MAKO, C617.

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7.2-40 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: RX Serial Audio Port (SAP)

7.2.38RX Serial Audio Port (SAP)

Note: TX is identical, except the data is probed at test point “TX”.


Trace 1: 8 kHz frame sync (each word is 13 bits after falling edge of FSYNC)
Trace 2: SAP data at R626 (audio data from MAKO CODEC to Patriot DSP)
Note: Transmit is identical, except data acquired at R625
Trace 3: 512kHz bit clock at R616. (Codec_DCLK).

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP33 SPI Data 7.2-41

7.2.39PP33 SPI Data

Probe Point: R802.

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7.2-42 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP34 SPI CLK

7.2.40PP34 SPI CLK

Probe Point: R803.

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP35 Universal Chip Select 7.2-43

7.2.41PP35 Universal Chip Select

Probe Point: U102, pin 29 (located under shield).

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7.2-44 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP36 Abacus Chip Select

7.2.42PP36 Abacus Chip Select

Probe Point: U401, pin 25 (located under shield).

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP37 RX SSI Data 7.2-45

7.2.43TP37 RX SSI Data

Test Point: SSI_D (Test Point).

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7.2-46 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP38 RX SSI Clock

7.2.44TP38 RX SSI Clock

Test Point: SSI_CLK (Test Point).

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync 7.2-47

7.2.45TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync

Test Point: SSI_FS (Test Point).


Test Point: TP401.

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7.2-48 UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync

Notes

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Chapter 7.3 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms

7.3.1 Introduction
This chapter contains images of waveforms that might be useful in verifying operation of certain
parts of the circuitry. These waveforms are for reference only; the actual data depicted will vary
depending upon operating conditions. This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS
2500/
XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part
number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

7.3.2 List of Waveforms


Table 7.3-1 lists each waveform and the page on which the waveform can be found.

Table 7.3-1. List of Waveforms

Waveform Page No. Waveform Page No.


Antenna Input 7.3-6 Low-Noise Amplifier Output 7.3-26
TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input 7.3-7 Preselector 2 Output 7.3-27
Coupler RF Out 7.3-8 Mixer Out (IF) 7.3-28
TX Signal at PA 7.3-9 Crystal Filter Out 7.3-29
Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC 7.3-10 Abacus Analog 3V 7.3-30
PCIC Control Voltage 7.3-11 2nd LO Control Voltage 7.3-31
TX LO 7.3-12 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output 7.3-32
Higher Level Voltage Multiplier 7.3-13 Abacus Digital 3V 7.3-34
Superfilter Output 7.3-14 TX Audio 1 kHz Tone 7.3-35
Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer 7.3-15 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output 7.3-36
Reference Crystal Output 7.3-16 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs 7.3-37
Mod In 7.3-17 SPI B Data 7.3-38
1st LO Control Voltage 7.3-18 RX Serial Audio Port (SAP) 7.3-39
VCO Output 7.3-19 SPI Data 7.3-40
Frequency Out (16.8 MHz) 7.3-20 SPI CLK 7.3-41
RX RF Input at Antenna Switch 7.3-21 Universal Chip Select 7.3-42
Antenna Switch Bias 7.3-22 Abacus Chip Select 7.3-43
Preselector Tuning Voltage 7.3-23 RX SSI Data 7.3-44
RX RF Input after Antenna Switch 7.3-24 RX SSI Clock 7.3-45
Analog 5V 7.3-24 RX SSI Frame Sync 7.3-46
Preselector 1 Output 7.3-25
7.3-2 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: RF Test Points

7.3.3 RF Test Points


The following RF block diagram and accompanying table (Table 7.3-2) shows the location of key
probe points (PP) and test points (TP) for the XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 radio.

5 Legend
Coupler
PCIC
Detector RF
Bias
3 4 6 DC
# Probe/Test Point

Antenna Power 7
Switch Amplifier TRB
Capacitive Level
TX
Multiplier Shifter
10
2
1 8
11

Harmonic 16.8MHz Buffer


Filter 12 LV-FractN 9 VCO 15 Output
19 Crystal
Synthesizer Buffer IC Match
14 17
20 13
18 VCO 16
DAC

Antenna Preselector #1 Preselector #2 Crystal


Switch 21 25 Mixer 26 27 Abacus 3 32
(Tunable) (Fixed) Filter

3V DC
22
24 RF Sampling
23 Amplifier 29 Clock
28 Tank
5V DC
Test Points Not Shown 30
33 SPI Data 37 SSI Data
2nd LO
34 SPI Clock 38 SSI Clock 5V DC 31
VCO
35 Chip Select 39 SSI FS
Abacus 3V
36 Abacus CS 40 SSI Sync B Regulator
MAEPF-27353-O

Figure 7.3-1. RF Block Diagram Test Points

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: RF Test Points 7.3-3

Table 7.3-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points

Under RF
PP/TP Name Location Page
Shield?
1 Antenna Input J101, pin 5 No. 7.3-6
2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input C192 Yes. 7.3-7
3 Coupler RF Out U103, pin 1 No. 7.3-8
4 TX Signal at PA Q101, pin 3 No. 7.3-9
5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC TP160 No. 7.3-10
6 PCIC Control Voltage TP_146 No. 7.3-11
7 TX LO R289 No. 7.3-12
8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier C210 Yes. 7.3-13
9 Superfilter Output SF_TP Yes. 7.3-14
11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer TP23 Yes. 7.3-15
12 Reference Crystal Output R729 and C726 No. 7.3-16
13 Mod In TP36 No. 7.3-17
14 1st LO Control Voltage VC_TP No. 7.3-18
15 VCO Output R266(Rx), R289(Tx) and Yes. 7.3-19
TP23(prescaler)
17 Frequency Out (16.8 MHz) 16out No. 7.3-20
18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch D20, Pin 1 No. 7.3-21
20 Preselector Tuning Voltage R1 and R2 No. 7.3-23
22 Analog 5V U500, pin 5 No. 7.3-24
23 Preselector 1 Output C5 Yes. 7.3-25
24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output C12 Yes 7.3-26
25 Preselector 2 Output C18 Yes 7.3-27
26 Mixer Out (IF) L72 Yes. 7.3-28
27 Crystal Filter Out L55 Yes 7.3-29
28 Abacus Analog 3V U501, pin 5 No. 7.3-30
29 2nd LO Control Voltage U401, pin 38 Yes. 7.3-31
30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output C433 Yes. 7.3-32
31 Analog 5V U500, pin 5 No. 7.3-33
32 Abacus Digital 3V U502, pin 5 No. 7.3-34
33 SPI Data R802 No. 7.3-40
34 SPI CLK R803 No. 7.3-41
35 Universal Chip Select U102, pin 29 No 7.3-42
36 Abacus Chip Select U401, pin 25 Yes. 7.3-43
37 RX SSI Data SSI_D No. 7.3-44

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Table 7.3-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points (Continued)

Under RF
PP/TP Name Location Page
Shield?
38 RX SSI Clock SSI_CLK No. 7.3-45
39 RX SSI Frame Sync SSI_FS No. 7.3-46
PP = Probe Point
TP = Test Point
Note: For test/probe points indicated with the SH prefix, use an HP 85024A High Frequency Probe to detect a
signal. The probe should be placed in center of the hole located on the top of the shield. Make sure the probe does
not touch the shield or any other components.

7.3.4 Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations


Viewed from Side 1

6 2
1

5 4 3

Table 7.3-3. Main Circuit Board Side 1 RF Shields

Item Reference Motorola Part


Description
Number Number Number

1 SH51 2686700Z02 Shield, Mixer

2 SH402 2686698Z02 Shield, 2nd LO

3 SH102 2686701Z02 Shield, Harmonic Filter

4 SH101 2686702Z02 Shield, TX Driver

5 SH251 2616554H01 Shield, VCO Top

6 SH52 2686699Z02 Shield, Crystal IF

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations 7.3-5

Viewed from Side 2

1
2
5
3 4

Table 7.3-4. Main Circuit Board Side 2 RF Shields

Item Reference Motorola Part


Description
Number Number Number

1 SH401 2686706Z02 Shield, ABACUS

2 SH201 2686705Z02 Shield, Synthesizer

3 SH103 2686708Z02 Shield, Coupler Bottom

4 SH252 2616559H01 Shield, VCO Bottom

5 SH1 2686707Z02 Shield, Front End Filter

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7.3-6 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP1 Antenna Input

7.3.5 PP1 Antenna Input

Probe point: J101, pin 5.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input 7.3-7

7.3.6 PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input

Probe point: C180 (located under shield).

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7.3-8 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP3 Coupler RF Out

7.3.7 PP3 Coupler RF Out

Probe point: U103, pin 1.

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP4 TX Signal at PA 7.3-9

7.3.8 PP4 TX Signal at PA

Probe point: Q101, pin 2.

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7.3-10 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC

7.3.9 TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC

Test point: TP_160.

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP6 PCIC Control Voltage 7.3-11

7.3.10TP6 PCIC Control Voltage

Test point: TP146.

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7.3-12 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP7 TX LO

7.3.11 PP7 TX LO

Probe point: TP299.

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier 7.3-13

7.3.12PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier

Probe point: C210 (located under shield).

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7.3-14 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP9 Superfilter Output

7.3.13PP9 Superfilter Output

Probe point: SF_TP (located under shield).

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer 7.3-15

7.3.14PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer

Probe point: TP23 (located under shield).

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7.3-16 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP12 Reference Crystal Output

7.3.15PP12 Reference Crystal Output

Probe point: R729 (16_8_filtered)


C726 (16_8MHZ).

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP13 Mod In 7.3-17

7.3.16TP13 Mod In

Test point: TP36.

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7.3-18 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP14 1st LO Control Voltage

7.3.17TP14 1st LO Control Voltage

Test point VC_TP

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP15 VCO Output 7.3-19

7.3.18PP15 VCO Output

Probe point:TP298 for LO Output


TP299 for TX Output
TP23 for Preselector Output (located under shield).
Probe point: C261 (located under shield).

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7.3-20 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP17 Frequency Out (19.2 MHz)

7.3.19PP17 Frequency Out (19.2 MHz)

Probe point: 16out (Test Point).

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch 7.3-21

7.3.20PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch

Probe point: C1.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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7.3-22 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP19 Antenna Switch Bias

7.3.21PP19 Antenna Switch Bias

Probe point: U103, pin 1.


Display shows transition between RX mode (low) and TX mode (high).

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage 7.3-23

7.3.22PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage

Probe point: C15 and C46.


This is a typical value when tuned to receive at 136.075MHz.

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7.3-24 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP22 Analog 5V

7.3.23PP22 Analog 5V

Probe point: U500, pin 5.

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP23 Preselector 1 Output 7.3-25

7.3.24PP23 Preselector 1 Output

Probe point: C1.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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7.3-26 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output

7.3.25PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output

Probe point: C35.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP25 Preselector 2 Output 7.3-27

7.3.26PP25 Preselector 2 Output

Probe point: C47.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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7.3-28 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP26 Mixer Out (IF)

7.3.27PP26 Mixer Out (IF)

Probe point: C68.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP27 Crystal Filter Out 7.3-29

7.3.28PP27 Crystal Filter Out

Probe point: L56.

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7.3-30 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP28 Abacus Analog 3V

7.3.29PP28 Abacus Analog 3V

Probe point: U501, pin 5.

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage 7.3-31

7.3.30PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage

Probe point: U401, pin 38 (located under shield).

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7.3-32 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output

7.3.31PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output

Probe point: C433.

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP31 Analog 5V DC 7.3-33

7.3.32PP31 Analog 5V DC

Probe point: U500, pin 5.

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7.3-34 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP32 Abacus Digital 3V

7.3.33PP32 Abacus Digital 3V

Probe point: U502, pin 5.

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TX Audio 1 kHz Tone 7.3-35

7.3.34TX Audio 1 kHz Tone

Trace 1: TP23 Mod In (640 mVp-p 1 kHz tone 1.5 Vdc)


Trace 2: U201, pin 1 (620 mVp-p 1 kHz tone)
Trace 3: FL200, pin 8 (1.2 MHz square wave 0 to 3 V)
Note: Transmit audio 1 kHz tone, which provides 3 kHz deviation.

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7.3-36 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output

7.3.3516.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output

Trace 1: Buffer input at R729.


Trace 2: Buffer output at C726.

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs 7.3-37

7.3.3632.768 kHz Clock Outputs

Trace 1: Output at C743.


Trace 2: Output atU712, pin 4.

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7.3-38 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: SPI B Data

7.3.37SPI B Data

Trace 1: MAKO chip enable, R767 (not active high)


Trace 2: SPI data clock, C619
Trace 3: SPI data to MAKO, C617.

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: RX Serial Audio Port (SAP) 7.3-39

7.3.38RX Serial Audio Port (SAP)

Note: TX is identical, except the data is probed at test point “TX”.


Trace 1: 8 kHz frame sync (each word is 13 bits after falling edge of FSYNC)
Trace 2: SAP data at R626 (audio data from MAKO CODEC to Patriot DSP)
Note: Transmit is identical, except data acquired at R625
Trace 3: 512kHz bit clock at R616. (Codec_DCLK).

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7.3-40 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP33 SPI Data

7.3.39PP33 SPI Data

Probe Point: R802.

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP34 SPI CLK 7.3-41

7.3.40PP34 SPI CLK

Probe Point: R803.

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7.3-42 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP35 Universal Chip Select

7.3.41PP35 Universal Chip Select

Probe Point: U102, pin 29 (located under shield).

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP36 Abacus Chip Select 7.3-43

7.3.42PP36 Abacus Chip Select

Probe Point: U401, pin 25 (located under shield).

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7.3-44 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP37 RX SSI Data

7.3.43TP37 RX SSI Data

Test Point: SSI_D (Test Point).

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP38 RX SSI Clock 7.3-45

7.3.44TP38 RX SSI Clock

Test Point: SSI_CLK (Test Point).

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7.3-46 UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync

7.3.45TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync

Test Point: SSI_FS (Test Point).


Test Point: TP401.

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Chapter 7.4 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms

7.4.1 Introduction
This chapter contains images of waveforms that might be useful in verifying operation of certain
parts of the circuitry. These waveforms are for reference only; the actual data depicted will vary
depending upon operating conditions. This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS
2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manua (Motorola part
number 68P81094C09), which uses the pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

7.4.2 List of Waveforms


Table 7.4-1 lists each waveform and the page on which the waveform can be found.

Table 7.4-1. List of Waveforms

Waveform Page No. Waveform Page No.


Antenna Input 7.4-6 Low-Noise Amplifier Output 7.4-29
TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input 7.4-7 Preselector 2 Output 7.4-30
Coupler RF Out 7.4-8 Mixer Out (IF) 7.4-31
TX Signal at PA 7.4-9 Crystal Filter Out 7.4-32
Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC 7.4-10 Abacus Analog 3V 7.4-33
PCIC Control Voltage 7.4-11 2nd LO Control Voltage 7.4-34
TX LO 7.4-12 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output 7.4-35
Higher Level Voltage Multiplier 7.4-13 Abacus Digital 3V 7.4-37
Superfilter Output 7.4-14 TX Audio 1 kHz Tone 7.4-38
TRB 7.4-15 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output 7.4-39
Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer 7.4-16 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs 7.4-40
Reference Crystal Output 7.4-17 SPI B Data 7.4-41
Mod In 7.4-18 RX Serial Audio Port (SAP) 7.4-42
1st LO Control Voltage 7.4-19 SPI Data 7.4-43
VCO Output 7.4-20 SPI CLK 7.4-44
VCO RX LO 7.4-21 Universal Chip Select 7.4-45
Frequency Out (16.8 MHz) 7.4-22 Abacus Chip Select 7.4-46
RX RF Input at Antenna Switch 7.4-23 RX SSI Data 7.4-47
Antenna Switch Bias 7.4-24 RX SSI Clock 7.4-48
Preselector Tuning Voltage 7.4-25 RX SSI Frame Sync 7.4-49
RX RF Input after Antenna Switch 7.4-26 RX SSI Sync B 7.4-50
Analog 5V 7.4-27
Preselector 1 Output 7.4-28
7.4-2 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: RF Test Points

7.4.3 RF Test Points


The following RF block diagram and accompanying table (Table 7.4-2) shows the location of key
probe points (PP) and test points (TP) for the XTS 2500 radio.

5 Legend
Coupler
PCIC
Detector RF
Bias
3 4 6 DC
# Probe/Test Point

Antenna Power 7
Switch Amplifier TRB
Capacitive Level
TX
Multiplier Shifter
10
2
1 8
11

Harmonic 16.8MHz Buffer


Filter 12 LV-FractN 9 VCO 15 Output
19 Crystal
Synthesizer Buffer IC Match
14 17
20 13
18 VCO 16
DAC

Antenna Preselector #1 Preselector #2 Crystal


Switch 21 25 Mixer 26 27 Abacus 3 32
(Tunable) (Fixed) Filter

3V DC
22
24 RF Sampling
23 Amplifier 29 Clock
28 Tank
5V DC
Test Points Not Shown 30
33 SPI Data 37 SSI Data
2nd LO
34 SPI Clock 38 SSI Clock 5V DC 31
VCO
35 Chip Select 39 SSI FS
Abacus 3V
36 Abacus CS 40 SSI Sync B Regulator
MAEPF-27353-O

Figure 7.4-1. RF Block Diagram Test Points

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: RF Test Points 7.4-3

Table 7.4-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points

Under RF
PP/TP Name Location Page
Shield?
1 Antenna Input J101, pin 5 No. 7.4-6
2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input C105 Yes. 7.4-7
3 Coupler RF Out U103, pin 1 No. 7.4-8
4 TX Signal at PA Q101, pin 2 No. 7.4-9
5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC TP102 No. 7.4-10
6 PCIC Control Voltage TP101 No. 7.4-11
7 TX LO Tx_inj No. 7.4-12
8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier C207 Yes. 7.4-13
9 Superfilter Output C240 Yes. 7.4-14
10 TRB TP001 No. 7.4-15
11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer C236 Yes. 7.4-16
12 Reference Crystal Output C243, C293 No. 7.4-17
13 Mod In TP203 No. 7.4-18
14 1st LO Control Voltage TP202 No. 7.4-19
15 VCO Output * Yes. 7.4-20
16 VCO RX LO C261 Yes. 7.4-21
17 Frequency Out (16.8 MHz) C293 No. 7.4-22
18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch FL1, pin 1 No. 7.4-23
19 Antenna Switch Bias U103, pin 1 No. 7.4-24
20 Preselector Tuning Voltage FL1, pin 3; FL2, pin 3 No. 7.4-25
21 RX RF Input after Antenna Switch FL1, pin 1 No. 7.4-26
22 Analog 5V U500, pin 5 No. 7.4-27
23 Preselector 1 Output FL1, pin 2 No. 7.4-28
24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output FL2, pin 1 No. 7.4-29
25 Preselector 2 Output FL2, pin 2 No. 7.4-30
26 Mixer Out (IF) U1, PIN ? No. 7.4-31
27 Crystal Filter Out FL3, PIN ? No. 7.4-32
28 Abacus Analog 3V U501, pin 5 No. 7.4-33
29 2nd LO Control Voltage U401, pin 38 Yes. 7.4-34
30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output C407? No. 7.4-35
31 Analog 5V U500, pin 5 No. 7.4-36
32 Abacus Digital 3V U502, pin 5 No. 7.4-37
33 SPI Data R802 No. 7.4-43
34 SPI CLK R803 No. 7.4-44
35 Universal Chip Select U102, pin 29 Yes. 7.4-45

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7.4-4 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations

Table 7.4-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points (Continued)

Under RF
PP/TP Name Location Page
Shield?
36 Abacus Chip Select U401, pin 25 Yes. 7.4-46
37 RX SSI Data TP403 No. 7.4-47
38 RX SSI Clock TP404 No. 7.4-48
39 RX SSI Frame Sync TP402 No. 7.4-49
40 Rx SSI Sync B TP401 No. 7.4-50
PP = Probe Point * C261 for LO Output
TP = Test Point C266 for TX Output
C236 for Preselector Output
Note: For test/probe points indicated with the SH prefix, use an HP 85024A High Frequency Probe to detect a
signal. The probe should be placed in center of the hole located on the top of the shield. Make sure the probe does
not touch the shield or any other components.

7.4.4 Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations


Viewed from Side 1

6
1
2

5 4 3

MAEPF-27489-O

Table 7.4-3. Main Circuit Board Side 1 RF Shields

Item Reference Motorola Part


Description
Number Number Number

1 SH401 2685089D01 Shield, ABACUS

2 SH201 2685081D01 Shield, Synthesizer

3 SH103 2685083D01 Shield, Harmonic Top

4 SH104 2685085D01 Shield, PA

5 SH205 2685086D01 Shield, VCO Top

6 SH204 2685241D01 Shield, DAC

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations 7.4-5

Viewed from Side 2

1 2
3
7

4 5 6

MAEPF-27488-O

Table 7.4-4. Main Circuit Board Side 2 RF Shields

Item Reference Motorola Part


Description
Number Number Number

1 SH1 2685090D01 Shield, Mixer

2 SH402 2685080D01 Shield, 2nd LO

3 SH202 2685088D01 Shield, Frac-N

4 SH102 2685084D01 Shield, Harmonic Bottom

5 SH101 2685082D01 Shield, PCIC

6 SH203 2685087D01 Shield, VCO Bottom

7 SH2 2685242D01 Shield, Crystal IF

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7.4-6 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP1 Antenna Input

7.4.5 PP1 Antenna Input

Probe point: J101, pin 5.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input 7.4-7

7.4.6 PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input

Probe point: C105 (located under shield).

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7.4-8 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP3 Coupler RF Out

7.4.7 PP3 Coupler RF Out

Probe point: U103, pin 1.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP4 TX Signal at PA 7.4-9

7.4.8 PP4 TX Signal at PA

Probe point: Q101, pin 2.

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7.4-10 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC

7.4.9 TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC

Test point: TP102.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP6 PCIC Control Voltage 7.4-11

7.4.10TP6 PCIC Control Voltage

Test point: TP101.

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7.4-12 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP7 TX LO

7.4.11 PP7 TX LO

Probe point: Shield Tx_INJ.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier 7.4-13

7.4.12PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier

Probe point: C207 (located under shield).

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7.4-14 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP9 Superfilter Output

7.4.13PP9 Superfilter Output

Probe point: C240 (located under shield).

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP10 TRB 7.4-15

7.4.14TP10 TRB

Test point: TP001.


Signal shows transition between RX mode (low) and TX mode (high).

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7.4-16 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer

7.4.15PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer

Prescalar input for RX/TX 869.9375 MHz

Prescalar input for RX/TX 775.9375 MHz

Probe point: C236 (located under shield).

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP12 Reference Crystal Output 7.4-17

7.4.16PP12 Reference Crystal Output

Probe point: R243, C293.


Crystal output AC coupled. Peak-to-peak value is accurate.

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7.4-18 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP13 Mod In

7.4.17TP13 Mod In

Test point: TP203.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP14 1st LO Control Voltage 7.4-19

7.4.18TP14 1st LO Control Voltage

Typical value when tuned to receive at 758.475 MHz.

Typical value when tuned to receive at 873.775 MHz.

Test point TP202

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7.4-20 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP15 VCO Output

7.4.19PP15 VCO Output

RX VCO LOW Injection

TX VCO RX VCO HIGH Injection

Probe point:C261 for LO Output (located under shield)


C266 for TX Output (located under shield)
C236 for Preselector Output (located under shield).

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP16 VCO RX LO 7.4-21

7.4.20PP16 VCO RX LO

Probe point: C261 (located under shield).

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7.4-22 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP17 Frequency Out (16.8 MHz)

7.4.21PP17 Frequency Out (16.8 MHz)

Probe point: Shield C293.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch 7.4-23

7.4.22PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch

Probe point: FL1, pin 1.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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7.4-24 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP19 Antenna Switch Bias

7.4.23PP19 Antenna Switch Bias

Probe point: U103, pin 1.


Display shows transition between RX mode (low) and TX mode (high).

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage 7.4-25

7.4.24PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage

Probe point: FL1, pin 3; FL2, pin 3.


This is a typical value when tuned to receive at 764.125 MHz.

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7.4-26 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP21 RX RF Input after Antenna Switch

7.4.25PP21 RX RF Input after Antenna Switch

Probe point: FL1, pin 1.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP22 Analog 5V 7.4-27

7.4.26PP22 Analog 5V

Probe point: U500, pin 5.

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7.4-28 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP23 Preselector 1 Output

7.4.27PP23 Preselector 1 Output

Probe point: FL1, pin 2.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output 7.4-29

7.4.28PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output

Probe point: FL2, pin 1.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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7.4-30 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP25 Preselector 2 Output

7.4.29PP25 Preselector 2 Output

Probe point: FL2, pin 2.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP26 Mixer Out (IF) 7.4-31

7.4.30PP26 Mixer Out (IF)

Probe point: U1, pin ?.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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7.4-32 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP27 Crystal Filter Out

7.4.31PP27 Crystal Filter Out

Probe point: FL3, pin ?.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP28 Abacus Analog 3V 7.4-33

7.4.32PP28 Abacus Analog 3V

Probe point: U501, pin 5.

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7.4-34 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage

7.4.33PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage

Probe point: U401, pin 38 (located under shield).

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output 7.4-35

7.4.34PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output

Probe point: Shield C407.

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7.4-36 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP31 Analog 5V DC

7.4.35PP31 Analog 5V DC

Probe point: U500, pin 5.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP32 Abacus Digital 3V 7.4-37

7.4.36PP32 Abacus Digital 3V

Probe point: U502, pin 5.

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7.4-38 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: TX Audio 1 kHz Tone

7.4.37TX Audio 1 kHz Tone

Trace 1: TP203 Mod In (640 mVp-p 1 kHz tone 1.5 Vdc)


Trace 2: U202, pin 1 (620 mVp-p 1 kHz tone)
Trace 3: FL200, pin 8 (1.2 MHz square wave 0 to 3 V)
Note: Transmit audio 1 kHz tone, which provides 3 kHz deviation.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output 7.4-39

7.4.3816.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output

Trace 1: Buffer input at R729.


Trace 2: Buffer output at C726.

Note: There should be no voltage gain between the Buffer’s input and output. The 16.8MHz clock
should be an approximately 1V peak-to-peak since wave.

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7.4-40 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs

7.4.3932.768 kHz Clock Outputs

Trace 1: Output at C743.


Trace 2: Output at U712, pin 4.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: SPI B Data 7.4-41

7.4.40SPI B Data

Trace 1: MAKO chip enable, R767 (not active high)


Trace 2: SPI data clock, C619
Trace 3: SPI data to MAKO, C617.

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7.4-42 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: RX Serial Audio Port (SAP)

7.4.41RX Serial Audio Port (SAP)

Note: TX is identical, except the data is probed at test point “TX”.


Trace 1: 8 kHz frame sync (each word is 13 bits after falling edge of FSYNC)
Trace 2: SAP data at R626 (audio data from MAKO CODEC to Patriot DSP)
Note: Transmit is identical, except data acquired at R625
Trace 3: 512kHz bit clock at R616. (Codec_DCLK).

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP33 SPI Data 7.4-43

7.4.42PP33 SPI Data

Probe Point: R802.

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7.4-44 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP34 SPI CLK

7.4.43PP34 SPI CLK

Probe Point: R803.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP35 Universal Chip Select 7.4-45

7.4.44PP35 Universal Chip Select

Probe Point: U102, pin 29 (located under shield).

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7.4-46 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP36 Abacus Chip Select

7.4.45PP36 Abacus Chip Select

Probe Point: U401, pin 25 (located under shield).

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP37 RX SSI Data 7.4-47

7.4.46TP37 RX SSI Data

Test Point: TP403.

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7.4-48 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP38 RX SSI Clock

7.4.47TP38 RX SSI Clock

Test Point: TP404.

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync 7.4-49

7.4.48TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync

Test Point: TP402.

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7.4-50 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP40 RX SSI Sync B

7.4.49TP40 RX SSI Sync B

Test Point: TP401.

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Chapter 7.5 Troubleshooting Waveforms

7.5.1 Introduction
This chapter contains images of waveforms that might be useful in verifying operation of certain parts
of the circuitry. These waveforms are for reference only; the actual data depicted will vary depending
upon operating conditions. This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS
2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number
68P81094C09), which uses the pass/fail service approach to radio problems.

7.5.2 List of Waveforms


Table 7.5-1 lists each waveform and the page on which the waveform can be found.

Table 7.5-1. List of Waveforms

Waveform Page No. Waveform Page No.


Antenna Input 7.5-6 Low-Noise Amplifier Output 7.5-29
TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input 7.5-7 Preselector 2 Output 7.5-30
Coupler RF Out 7.5-8 Mixer Out (IF) 7.5-31
TX Signal at PA 7.5-9 Crystal Filter Out 7.5-32
Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC 7.5-10 Abacus Analog 3V 7.5-33
PCIC Control Voltage 7.5-11 2nd LO Control Voltage 7.5-34
TX LO 7.5-12 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output 7.5-35
Higher Level Voltage Multiplier 7.5-13 Analog 5V 7.5-36
Superfilter Output 7.5-14 Abacus Digital 3V 7.5-37
TRB 7.5-15 TX Audio 1 kHz Tone 7.5-38
Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer 7.5-16 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output 7.5-39
Reference Crystal Output 7.5-17 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs 7.5-40
Mod In 7.5-18 SPI B Data 7.5-41
1st LO Control Voltage 7.5-19 RX Serial Audio Port (SAP) 7.5-42
VCO Output 7.5-20 SPI Data 7.5-43
VCO RX LO 7.5-21 SPI CLK 7.5-44
Frequency Out (16.8 MHz) 7.5-22 Universal Chip Select 7.5-45
RX RF Input at Antenna Switch 7.5-23 Abacus Chip Select 7.5-46
Antenna Switch Bias 7.5-24 RX SSI Data 7.5-47
Preselector Tuning Voltage 7.5-25 RX SSI Clock 7.5-48
RX RF Input after Antenna Switch 7.5-26 RX SSI Frame Sync 7.5-49
Analog 5V 7.5-27 RX SSI Sync B 7.5-50
Preselector 1 Output 7.5-28
7.5-2 Troubleshooting Waveforms: RF Test Points

7.5.3 RF Test Points


The following RF block diagram and accompanying table (Table 7.5-2) shows the location of key
probe points (PP) and test points (TP) for the XTS 2500 radio.

5 Legend
Coupler
PCIC
Detector RF
Bias
3 4 6 DC
# Probe/Test Point

Antenna Power 7
Switch Amplifier TRB
Capacitive Level
TX
Multiplier Shifter
10
2
1 8
11

Harmonic 16.8MHz Buffer


Filter 12 LV-FractN 9 VCO 15 Output
19 Crystal
Synthesizer Buffer IC Match
14 17
20 13
18 VCO 16
DAC

Antenna Preselector #1 Preselector #2 Crystal


Switch 21 25 Mixer 26 27 Abacus 3 32
(Tunable) (Fixed) Filter

3V DC
22
24 RF Sampling
23 Amplifier 29 Clock
28 Tank
5V DC
Test Points Not Shown 30
33 SPI Data 37 SSI Data
2nd LO
34 SPI Clock 38 SSI Clock 5V DC 31
VCO
35 Chip Select 39 SSI FS
Abacus 3V
36 Abacus CS 40 SSI Sync B Regulator
MAEPF-27353-O

Figure 7.5-1. RF Block Diagram Test Points

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: RF Test Points 7.5-3

Table 7.5-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points

Under RF
PP/TP Name Location Page
Shield?
1 Antenna Input J101, pin 5 No. 7.5-6
2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input C105 Yes. 7.5-7
3 Coupler RF Out U103, pin 1 No. 7.5-8
4 TX Signal at PA Q101, pin 2 No. 7.5-9
5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC TP102 No. 7.5-10
6 PCIC Control Voltage TP101 No. 7.5-11
7 TX LO Tx_inj No. 7.5-12
8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier C203 Yes. 7.5-13
9 Superfilter Output C240 Yes. 7.5-14
10 TRB R262 No. 7.5-15
11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer C236 Yes. 7.5-16
12 Reference Crystal Output R294, C289 No. 7.5-17
13 Mod In TP203 No. 7.5-18
14 1st LO Control Voltage TP202 No. 7.5-19
15 VCO Output * Yes. 7.5-20
16 VCO RX LO C261 Yes. 7.5-21
17 Frequency Out (16.8 MHz) C293 No. 7.5-22
18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch FL1, pin 1 No. 7.5-23
19 Antenna Switch Bias U103, pin 1 No. 7.5-24
20 Preselector Tuning Voltage FL1, pin 3; FL2, pin 3 No. 7.5-25
21 RX RF Input after Antenna Switch FL1, pin 1 No. 7.5-26
22 Analog 5V U500, pin 5 No. 7.5-27
23 Preselector 1 Output FL1, pin 2 No. 7.5-28
24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output FL2, pin 1 No. 7.5-29
25 Preselector 2 Output FL2, pin 2 No. 7.5-30
26 Mixer Out (IF) L10 No. 7.5-31
27 Crystal Filter Out C413 No. 7.5-32
28 Abacus Analog 3V U501, pin 5 No. 7.5-33
29 2nd LO Control Voltage U401, pin 38 Yes. 7.5-34
30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output C407 No. 7.5-35
31 Analog 5V U500, pin 5 No. 7.5-36
32 Abacus Digital 3V U502, pin 5 No. 7.5-37
33 SPI Data R802 No. 7.5-43
34 SPI CLK R803 No. 7.5-44
35 Universal Chip Select U102, pin 29 Yes. 7.5-45

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7.5-4 Troubleshooting Waveforms: Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations

Table 7.5-2. RF Block Diagram Probe/Test Points (Continued)

Under RF
PP/TP Name Location Page
Shield?
36 Abacus Chip Select U401, pin 25 Yes. 7.5-46
37 RX SSI Data TP403 No. 7.5-47
38 RX SSI Clock TP404 No. 7.5-48
39 RX SSI Frame Sync TP402 No. 7.5-49
40 Rx SSI Sync B TP401 No. 7.5-50
PP = Probe Point * C261 for LO Output
TP = Test Point C266 for TX Output
C236 for Preselector Output
Note: For test/probe points indicated with the SH prefix, use an HP 85024A High Frequency Probe to detect a
signal. The probe should be placed in center of the hole located on the top of the shield. Make sure the probe does
not touch the shield or any other components.

7.5.4 Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations


Viewed from Side 1

6
1
2

5 4 3

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Table 7.5-3. Main Circuit Board Side 1 RF Shields

Item Reference Motorola Part


Description
Number Number Number

1 SH401 2616552H01 Shield, ABACUS

2 SH201 2616560H01 Shield, Synthesizer

3 SH103 2616558H01 Shield, Harmonic Top

4 SH104 2616555H01 Shield, PA

5 SH205 2616554H01 Shield, VCO Top

6 SH204 2616551H01 Shield, DAC

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: Main Circuit Board RF Shield Locations 7.5-5

Viewed from Side 2

1 2
3
7

4 5 6

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Table 7.5-4. Main Circuit Board Side 2 RF Shields

Item Reference Motorola Part


Description
Number Number Number

1 SH1 2616071H01 Shield, Mixer

2 SH402 2616518H01 Shield, 2nd LO

3 SH202 2616556H01 Shield, Frac-N

4 SH102 2616557H01 Shield, Harmonic Bottom

5 SH101 2616559H01 Shield, PCIC

6 SH203 2616553H01 Shield, VCO Bottom

7 SH2 2616550H01 Shield, Crystal IF

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7.5-6 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP1 Antenna Input

7.5.5 PP1 Antenna Input

Probe point: J101, pin 5.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input 7.5-7

7.5.6 PP2 TX Signal at Harmonic Filter Input

Probe point: C105 (located under shield).

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7.5-8 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP3 Coupler RF Out

7.5.7 PP3 Coupler RF Out

Probe point: U103, pin 1.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP4 TX Signal at PA 7.5-9

7.5.8 PP4 TX Signal at PA

Probe point: Q101, pin 2.

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7.5-10 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC

7.5.9 TP5 Coupler RF Feedback to PCIC

Test point: TP102.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP6 PCIC Control Voltage 7.5-11

7.5.10TP6 PCIC Control Voltage

Test point: TP101.

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7.5-12 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP7 TX LO

7.5.11 PP7 TX LO

Probe point: Shield Tx_INJ.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier 7.5-13

7.5.12PP8 Higher Level Voltage Multiplier

Probe point: C207 (located under shield).

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7.5-14 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP9 Superfilter Output

7.5.13PP9 Superfilter Output

Probe point: C240 (located under shield).

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP10 TRB 7.5-15

7.5.14TP10 TRB

Test point: TP001.


Signal shows transition between RX mode (low) and TX mode (high).

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7.5-16 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer

7.5.15PP11 Prescalar Input to FracN Synthesizer

Prescalar Input for TX/RX 935.0125MHz

Prescalar Input for TX/RX 940.9875MHz

Probe point: C236 (located under shield).

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP12 Reference Crystal Output 7.5-17

7.5.16PP12 Reference Crystal Output

Probe point: R243, C293.


Crystal output AC coupled. Peak-to-peak value is accurate.

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7.5-18 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP13 Mod In

7.5.17TP13 Mod In

Test point: TP203.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP14 1st LO Control Voltage 7.5-19

7.5.18TP14 1st LO Control Voltage

Typical value when tuned to receive at 935.0625 MHz.

Typical value when tuned to receive at 940.9875 MHz.

Test point TP202

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7.5-20 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP15 VCO Output

7.5.19PP15 VCO Output

RX VCO LOW Injection

TX VCO RX VCO HIGH Injection

Probe point:C261 for LO Output (located under shield)


C266 for TX Output (located under shield)
C236 for Preselector Output (located under shield).

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP16 VCO RX LO 7.5-21

7.5.20PP16 VCO RX LO

Probe point: C261 (located under shield).

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7.5-22 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP17 Frequency Out (16.8 MHz)

7.5.21PP17 Frequency Out (16.8 MHz)

Probe point: Shield C293.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch 7.5-23

7.5.22PP18 RX RF Input at Antenna Switch

Probe point: FL1, pin 1.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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7.5-24 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP19 Antenna Switch Bias

7.5.23PP19 Antenna Switch Bias

Probe point: U103, pin 1.


Display shows transition between RX mode (low) and TX mode (high).

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage 7.5-25

7.5.24PP20 Preselector Tuning Voltage

Probe point: FL1, pin 3; FL2, pin 3.


This is a typical value when tuned to receive at 935.0625 MHz.

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7.5-26 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP21 RX RF Input after Antenna Switch

7.5.25PP21 RX RF Input after Antenna Switch

Probe point: FL1, pin 1.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP22 Analog 5V 7.5-27

7.5.26PP22 Analog 5V

Probe point: U500, pin 5.

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7.5-28 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP23 Preselector 1 Output

7.5.27PP23 Preselector 1 Output

Probe point: FL1, pin 2.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output 7.5-29

7.5.28PP24 Low-Noise Amplifier Output

Probe point: FL2, pin 1.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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7.5-30 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP25 Preselector 2 Output

7.5.29PP25 Preselector 2 Output

Probe point: FL2, pin 2.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP26 Mixer Out (IF) 7.5-31

7.5.30PP26 Mixer Out (IF)

Probe point: L10.


Typical RX signal with 1 kHz modulation. Display shows modulation components of carrier.

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7.5-32 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP27 Crystal Filter Out

7.5.31PP27 Crystal Filter Out

Probe point: C413.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP28 Abacus Analog 3V 7.5-33

7.5.32PP28 Abacus Analog 3V

Probe point: U501, pin 5.

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7.5-34 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage

7.5.33PP29 2nd LO Control Voltage

Probe point: U401, pin 38 (located under shield).

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output 7.5-35

7.5.34PP30 2nd LO VCO Buffer Output

Probe point: Shield C407.

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7.5-36 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP31 Analog 5V DC

7.5.35PP31 Analog 5V DC

Probe point: U500, pin 5.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP32 Abacus Digital 3V 7.5-37

7.5.36PP32 Abacus Digital 3V

Probe point: U502, pin 5.

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7.5-38 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TX Audio 1 kHz Tone

7.5.37TX Audio 1 kHz Tone

Trace 1: TP203 Mod In (640 mVp-p 1 kHz tone 1.5 Vdc)


Trace 2: U202, pin 1 (620 mVp-p 1 kHz tone)
Trace 3: FL200, pin 8 (1.2 MHz square wave 0 to 3 V)
Note: Transmit audio 1 kHz tone, which provides 3 kHz deviation.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: 16.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output 7.5-39

7.5.3816.8 MHz Buffer Input and Output

Acquisition Sampling mode real time Configuration 4GSa/s


Memory depth automatic Memory depth 1004pts
Sampling rate automatic Sampling rate 2.00 GSa/s
Averaging off
9-bit BW Filter off Interpolation on

Channel 1 Scale 200 nV/div Offset 644 mV Coupling DC Impedance 1M Ohm


Attenuation 10.00 : 1 Atten units ratio Skew 0.0 s
Ext adapter None Ext coupler None
Ext gain 1.00E+00 Ext offset 0.0E+00

Channel 2 Scale 200 nV/div Offset 913 mV Coupling DC Impedance 1M Ohm


Atteunation 10.00 : 1 Atten units ratio Skew 0.0 s
Ext adapter None Ext coupler None
Ext gain 1.00E+00 Ext offset 0.0E+00

Time base Scale 50.0 ns/div Position 0.0 s Reference center

Trigger Mode edge Sweep auto


Hysteresis normal Holdoff time 60 ns Coupling DC
Source channel 1 Trigger level 1.168 V Slope rising

Trace 1: Buffer input at R729.


Trace 2: Buffer output at C726.

Note: There should be no voltage gain between the Buffer’s input and output. The 16.8MHz clock
should be an approximately 1V peak-to-peak since wave.

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7.5-40 Troubleshooting Waveforms: 32.768 kHz Clock Outputs

7.5.3932.768 kHz Clock Outputs

Trace 1: Output at C743.


Trace 2: Output at U712, pin 4.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: SPI B Data 7.5-41

7.5.40SPI B Data

Acquisition Sampling mode real time Configuration 4GSa/s


Memory depth automatic Memory depth 1004pts
Sampling rate automatic Sampling rate 50 MSa/s
Averaging off
9-bit BW Filter off Interpolation on

Channel 1 Scale 1.99 V/div Offset -4.21 V Coupling DC Impedance 1M Ohm


Atteunation 10.00 : 1 Atten units ratio Skew 0.0 s
Ext adapter None Ext coupler None
Ext gain 1.00E+00 Ext offset 0.0E+00

Channel 2 Scale 2.00 V/div Offset -260 mV Coupling DC Impedance 1M Ohm


Atteunation 10.00 : 1 Atten units ratio Skew 0.0 s
Ext adapter None Ext coupler None
Ext gain 1.00E+00 Ext offset 0.0E+00

Channel 3 Scale 2.00 V/div Offset -5.76 V Coupling DC Impedance 1M Ohm


Atteunation 10.00 : 1 Atten units ratio Skew 0.0 s
Ext adapter None Ext coupler None
Ext gain 1.00E+00 Ext offset 0.0E+00

Time base Scale 2.00 µs/div Position 3.454546 µs Reference center

Trigger Mode edge Sweep auto


Hysteresis normal Holdoff time 60 ns Coupling DC
Source channel 1 Trigger level 810 mV Slope rising

Trace 1: MAKO chip enable, R767 (not active high)


Trace 2: SPI data clock, C619
Trace 3: SPI data to MAKO, C617.

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7.5-42 Troubleshooting Waveforms: RX Serial Audio Port (SAP)

7.5.41RX Serial Audio Port (SAP)

Acquisition Sampling mode real time Configuration 4GSa/s


Memory depth automatic Memory depth 1004pts
Sampling rate automatic Sampling rate 5.00 MSa/s
Averaging off
9-bit BW Filter off Interpolation on

Channel 1 Scale 1.99 V/div Offset -4.21 V Coupling DC Impedance 1M Ohm


Atteunation 10.00 : 1 Atten units ratio Skew 0.0 s
Ext adapter None Ext coupler None
Ext gain 1.00E+00 Ext offset 0.0E+00

Channel 2 Scale 2.00 V/div Offset -210 mV Coupling DC Impedance 1M Ohm


Atteunation 10.00 : 1 Atten units ratio Skew 0.0 s
Ext adapter None Ext coupler None
Ext gain 1.00E+00 Ext offset 0.0E+00

Channel 3 Scale 2.00 V/div Offset -5.55 V Coupling DC Impedance 1M Ohm


Atteunation 10.00 : 1 Atten units ratio Skew 0.0 s
Ext adapter None Ext coupler None
Ext gain 1.00E+00 Ext offset 0.0E+00

Time base Scale 20.0 µs/div Position 92.181816 µs Reference center

Trigger Mode edge Sweep auto


Note: TX is identical, except the data is probed at test point “TX”.
Trace 1: 8 kHz frame sync (each word is 13 bits after falling edge of FSYNC)
Trace 2: SAP data at R626 (audio data from MAKO CODEC to Patriot DSP)
Note: Transmit is identical, except data acquired at R625
Trace 3: 512kHz bit clock at R616. (Codec_DCLK).

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP33 SPI Data 7.5-43

7.5.42PP33 SPI Data

Probe Point: R802.

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7.5-44 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP34 SPI CLK

7.5.43PP34 SPI CLK

Probe Point: R803.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP35 Universal Chip Select 7.5-45

7.5.44PP35 Universal Chip Select

Probe Point: U102, pin 29 (located under shield).

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7.5-46 Troubleshooting Waveforms: PP36 Abacus Chip Select

7.5.45PP36 Abacus Chip Select

Probe Point: U401, pin 25 (located under shield).

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP37 RX SSI Data 7.5-47

7.5.46TP37 RX SSI Data

Test Point: TP403.

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7.5-48 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP38 RX SSI Clock

7.5.47TP38 RX SSI Clock

Test Point: TP404.

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Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync 7.5-49

7.5.48TP39 RX SSI Frame Sync

Test Point: TP402.

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7.5-50 Troubleshooting Waveforms: TP40 RX SSI Sync B

7.5.49TP40 RX SSI Sync B

Test Point: TP401.

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Chapter 8.1 VHF Troubleshooting Tables

8.1.1 Introduction
This chapter contains troubleshooting tables necessary to isolate a problem to the component level.
Use these tables in conjunction with Chapter 4.1, VHF Detailed Theories of Operation (page 4.1-1),
Chapter 5, Troubleshooting Procedures (page 5-1), Chapter 6.1, VHF Troubleshooting Charts
(page 6.1-1), and Chapter 7.1, VHF Troubleshooting Waveforms (page 7.1-1). This manual is to be
used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 Digital Portable
Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service
approach to radio problems.
A blank entry in the “To/From” column of J601 indicates the signal is accessible only at J601.

8.1.2 Tables

Table 8.1-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601)

J601
Description To/From
Pin Number

1 V1.875 L703

2 V2.9 L704

3 UNSW_B+ R701

4 SW_B+ R708

5 HOST_WAKE

6 WAKEUP

7 REGISTER_SEL

8 DISPLAY_SEL

9 SCKB R620

10 SPI_MOSI_B R621

11 SPI_MISO_B R622

12 SSI_CLK R616

13 SSI_FSYNC R617

14 CODEC_TX R625

15 CODEC_RX R626

16 KEYPAD_ROW0

17 KEYPAD_ROW1

18 KEYPAD_ROW2
8.1-2 VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.1-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601) (Continued)

J601
Description To/From
Pin Number

19 KEYPAD_ROW3

20 KEYPAD_ROW4

21 KEYPAD_ROW5

22 KEYPAD_ROW6

23 KEYPAD_COL0

24 KEYPAD_COL1

25 KEYPAD_COL2

26 DO R637

27 D1 R638

28 D2 R639

29 D3 R640

30 D4 R641

31 D5 R642

32 D6 R643

33 D7 R644

34 KEYFAIL

35 CKIH C726

36 BOOT* C726

37 TEST_TAMPER

38 DISPLAY_RESET R647

39 UCM_SPARE1

40 ENC_RXD (BT_RX)

41 ENC_TXD (BT_TX)

42 ENC_RESET

43 BL_EN

44 UCM_SPARE2

45 GROUND

46 GROUND

47 GROUND

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VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.1-3

Table 8.1-2. Main Board to Universal (Side) Connector Flex Assembly (J650)

Side
J650
Description To/From Connector
Pin Number
Number

1 GND GND (TP) 8

2 INT_SPKR+ C654

3 INT_SPKR- C653

4 OPT_SEL1 R608 1

5 EXT_SPKR+ EXTSP+ (TP) 2

6 EXT_MIC EXTMIC (TP) 3

7 OPT_B+_VPP VPP (TP) 4

8 OPT_SEL2 R666 5

9 SPKR_COM EXT_SP (TP) 6

10 RTS_USB_PWR RTS1 (TP) 7

11 GND GND(TP) 8

12 LH_BUSY BUSY (TP) 9

13 CTS CTS1 (TP) 10

14 RS232_TX_USB+ USB_D+ (TP) 11

15 RS232_RX_USB- USB_D- (TP) 12

16 LH_DATA_KEYFAIL BUS (TP) 13

17 NOT USED

18 INT_MIC L652

19 GND GND (TP) 8

20 GND GND(TP) 8

Table 8.1-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout

U803 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

B4 BURSTCLK No

E7 CS0 TP_CS0 Active Low Yes

F8 EN_OE No

C5 EN_WE No

D6 WRITE PROTECT No

C4 ADV ADV Yes

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8.1-4 VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.1-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout (Continued)

U803 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

B5 RESET CR800, pin 2 1.875V Yes

E8 ADDRESS 1 No

D8 ADDRESS 2 No

C8 ADDRESS 3 No

B8 ADDRESS 4 No

A8 ADDRESS 5 No

B7 ADDRESS 6 No

A7 ADDRESS 7 No

C7 ADDRESS 8 No

A2 ADDRESS 9 No

B2 ADDRESS 10 No

C2 ADDRESS 11 No

A1 ADDRESS 12 No

B1 ADDRESS 13 No

C1 ADDRESS 14 No

D2 ADDRESS 15 No

D1 ADDRESS 16 No

D4 ADDRESS 17 No

B6 ADDRESS 18 No

A6 ADDRESS 19 No

C6 ADDRESS 20 No

B3 ADDRESS 21 No

C3 ADDRESS 22 No

D7 ADDRESS 23 R814 Yes

A3 GROUND No

F1 GROUND No

G2 GROUND No

G8 GROUND No

E2 DATA 15 No

F2 DATA 14 No

F3 DATA 13 No

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VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.1-5

Table 8.1-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout (Continued)

U803 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

D5 DATA 12 No

F4 DATA 11 No

F5 DATA 10 No

F6 DATA 9 No

G7 DATA 8 No

G1 DATA 7 No

E3 DATA 6 No

G3 DATA 5 No

E4 DATA 4 No

G5 DATA 3 No

E5 DATA 2 No

E6 DATA 1 No

F7 DATA 0 No

A5 VPP CR801, pin 2 1.875V Yes

G6 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

E1 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

G4 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

A4 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

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8.1-6 VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.1-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout

Accessible
U804 Pin
Description To/From Comment on Main
Number
Board?

A2 EN_OE No

G5 R_W Yes

A1 Byte Low No
Enable

B2 Byte High No
Enable

B5 CS2 No

A6 CE2 No

A3 ADDRESS 1 No

A4 ADDRESS 2 No

A5 ADDRESS 3 No

B3 ADDRESS 4 No

B4 ADDRESS 5 No

C3 ADDRESS 6 No

C4 ADDRESS 7 No

D4 ADDRESS 8 No

H2 ADDRESS 9 No

H3 ADDRESS 10 No

H4 ADDRESS 11 No

H5 ADDRESS 12 No

G3 ADDRESS 13 No

G4 ADDRESS 14 No

F3 ADDRESS 15 No

F4 ADDRESS 16 No

E4 ADDRESS 17 No

D3 ADDRESS 18 No

H1 ADDRESS 19 No

D1 GROUND No

E6 GROUND No

E3 GROUND No

H6 NOT USED No

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VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.1-7

Table 8.1-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
U804 Pin
Description To/From Comment on Main
Number
Board?

G2 NOT USED No

G1 DATA 15 No

F1 DATA 14 No

F2 DATA 13 No

E2 DATA 12 No

D2 DATA 11 No

C2 DATA 10 No

C1 DATA 9 No

B1 DATA 8 No

G6 DATA 7 R644 Yes

F6 DATA 6 R643 Yes

F5 DATA 5 R642 Yes

E5 DATA 4 R641 Yes

D5 DATA 3 R640 Yes

C6 DATA 2 R639 Yes

C5 DATA 1 R638 Yes

B6 DATA 0 R637 Yes

D6 VSW2 C818 1.875V Yes

E1 VSW2 C818 1.875V Yes

Table 8.1-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout

U800 Pin Accessible on


Description To/From Comment
Number Main Board?

H10 NOT USED Yes

J14 NOT USED Yes

C14 NOT USED Yes

B14 V2.9 No

F6 ONE-WIRE_UP Yes

E5 32K_SEL U712, pin 6 Active Low Yes

J6 INT_PTT R507 Active Low Yes

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8.1-8 VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.1-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U800 Pin Accessible on


Description To/From Comment
Number Main Board?

J5 MAKO_INT* MAKO_INT Yes


(Test Point)

J4 OPT_SEL1 U201 pin 1 Yes

J3 NOT USED No

C16 CODEC_FSYNC SYNC 8 KHz Pulse Yes

G11 OPT_SEL2_IN U601 pin 1 Yes

F1 KEYPAD_ROW0 J601, pin 16 Yes

H4 KEYPAD_ROW1 J601, pin 17 Yes

H6 KEYPAD_ROW2 J601, pin 18 Yes

G2 KEYPAD_ROW3 J601, pin 19 Yes

G11 KEYPAD_ROW4 J601, pin 20 Yes

G7 KEYPAD_ROW5 J601, pin 21 Yes

H7 KEYPAD_ROW6 J601, pin22 Yes

H1 UCM_SPARE1 J601, pin 39 Yes

D1 KEYPAD_COL0 J601, pin 23 Yes

G5 KEYPAD_COL1 J601, pin 24 Yes

F3 KEYPAD_COL2 J601, pin 25 Yes

G4 ENC_RESET J601, pin 42 Yes

F2 BOOT* No

E1 WAKEUP J601, pin 6 Yes

H6 SPARE2_ENC J601, pin 44 Yes

G3 NOT USED No

E7 NOT USED No

A8 HAB_MOD No

F8 MISOA_SEL Q801, pin 1 Data Line Yes

E8 SB3 R510 Yes

G8 SB2 R509 Yes

C3 SB1 R508 Yes

D4 LOCK_DET C123 Active Low Yes

A2 NOT USED No

B2 RTA3 VR596, pin 2 Yes

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VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.1-9

Table 8.1-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U800 Pin Accessible on


Description To/From Comment
Number Main Board?

A3 RTA2 VR593, pin 2 Yes

B3 RTA1 VR595, pin 1 Yes

B4 RTA0 VR594, pin 2 Yes

A7 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

P3 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

P6 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

T9 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

N10 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

R16 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

H9 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

G9 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

E15 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A16 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

K10 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

C12 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

D8 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

B7 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A4 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A16 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

H2 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

K3 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

R8 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

G15 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

C10 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

K12 URXD1_USB_VMI No

L16 URTS1_XRXD No

F13 ADTRIG No

B16 P-URXD2 No

D14 P-URTS2 No

B12 RX_SSI_DATA SSI_D Data From Yes


Abacus to
DSP

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8.1-10 VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.1-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U800 Pin Accessible on


Description To/From Comment
Number Main Board?

C11 TX_SSI_CLK R259 1.536 MHz Yes

B10 RED_LED Q501, pin 3 Active High Yes

D10 GREEN_LED Q501, pin 5 Active High Yes

B11 TX_SSI_FSYNC R251 48 KHz Yes

J10 CODEC_TX TX MAKO to DSP Yes


Tx Audio Data

J15 CODEC_DCLK DCLK 512 KHz Yes

K16 CODEC_FSYNC SYNC 8 KHz Pulse Yes

D7 MISOA U801, pin 4 SPI A Data Yes


Out

D3 MISOB BMISO SPI B Data Yes


Out

E6 NOT USED No

F7 NOT USED No

D6 NOT USED No

C5 NOT USED No

A9 NOT USED No

B8 NOT USED No

B9 NOT USED No

A10 NOT USED No

G6 BT_DISABLE No

D13 NOT USED No

S15 BT_WAKE No

F11 RX_SSI_CLK SSI_CK Yes

B15 OPT_SEL2_OUT R666 Yes

J13 NOT USED Yes

J16 NOT USED Yes

J12 NOT USED Yes

H11 NOT USED Yes

A5 GROUND GROUND No

N6 GROUND GROUND No

P8 GROUND GROUND No

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.1-11

Table 8.1-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U800 Pin Accessible on


Description To/From Comment
Number Main Board?

P11 GROUND GROUND No

M11 GROUND GROUND No

L15 GROUND GROUND No

H16 GROUND GROUND No

F14 GROUND GROUND No

G14 GROUND GROUND No

E13 GROUND GROUND No

B13 GROUND GROUND No

K15 GROUND GROUND No

D9 GROUND GROUND No

C8 GROUND GROUND No

B5 GROUND GROUND No

C2 GROUND GROUND No

C1 GROUND GROUND No

H3 GROUND GROUND No

K15 GROUND GROUND No

T8 GROUND GROUND No

H15 GROUND GROUND No

C9 GROUND GROUND No

B6 ABACUS_CS* U401, pin 25 Active Low Yes

E2 UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS* C222 Active Low Yes

D2 NOT USED No

E3 MAKO_CE Active High No

E4 SCKB B_CLK SPI B Clock Yes

B1 NOT USED No

F4 NOT USED No

F5 SPI_MOSI_B BMOSI SPI B Data Yes


(VOCON)

C7 SPI_CLK_A SCKA SPI A Clock Yes

C6 MOSIA R802 SPI A Data Yes


(RF Devices)

G10 NOT USED No

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8.1-12 VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.1-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U800 Pin Accessible on


Description To/From Comment
Number Main Board?

G16 NOT USED No

J11 CODEC_RX R775 DSP to MAKO Yes


Rx Audio Data

A12 RX_SSI_FSYNC SSI_FS 20 KHz pulse Yes

A11 RX_SSI_CLK SSI_CK 1.2 MHz Yes

E9 TX_SSI_DATA U201, pin 4 Data From Yes


DSP to A/D

C15 BSY_OUT_CTS* No

F12 UTXD2 No

D15 NOT USED No

E14 BOOT_NORM* No

D16 RS232_USB* No

G12 UCTS1_USB_SPEED* No

K11 UTXD1_USB_VPO No

K14 USB_VMO No

K13 USB_TX_EN No

D5 8 KHZ_INT SYNC 8 KHz Pulse R406

H14 BL_EN J601, pin 43 Yes

K4 LV_DETECT D511, pin 1 3.0V Yes

F9 NOT USED No

J2 SC_FILT_EN FL200, pin 7 No

A6 16_8MHZ C726 16.8 MHz Yes

J7 GATED_32_KHZ U712, pin 4 32.768 KHz Yes

G13 NOT USED No

J1 MOD R634 Bootstrap Yes


mode > 2.7V

A13 NOT USED No

M6 NOT USED No

R1 NOT USED No

N3 NOT USED No

M5 NOT USED No

P2 NOT USED No

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VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.1-13

Table 8.1-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U800 Pin Accessible on


Description To/From Comment
Number Main Board?

P1 NOT USED No

N1 NOT USED No

M4 NOT USED No

M3 NOT USED No

M2 NOT USED No

M1 NOT USED No

L4 NOT USED No

L3 NOT USED No

L1 NOT USED No

L2 NOT USED No

K2 NOT USED No

T1 NOT USED No

R2 NOT USED No

T2 NOT USED No

K7 NOT USED No

N2 NOT USED No

L5 NOT USED No

L6 NOT USED No

C4 NOT USED No

L13 NOT USED No

D11 NOT USED No

E16 KVL_USB_DET* Active Low No

F15 16.8_MHZ_OUT 16out (TP) No

K5 NOT USED Yes

H8 NOT USED No

F16 RESET R808 Reset = 0V Yes

K6 USB_VPI No

H12 BL_FREQ No

H13 NOT USED No

E10 NOT USED No

F10 NOT USED No

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8.1-14 VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.1-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U800 Pin Accessible on


Description To/From Comment
Number Main Board?

D12 TCK TCK ONCE/JTAG Yes

C13 TMS TMS ONCE/JTAG Yes

E11 TRST TRST ONCE/JTAG Yes

A14 TDO TDO ONCE/JTAG Yes

E12 TDI TDI ONCE/JTAG Yes

M16 NOT USED No

L14 NOT USED No

P15 NOT USED No

L11 NOT USED No

M14 NOT USED No

N16 NOT USED No

L12 NOT USED No

M12 CKO CKO Disabled Yes

N15 NOT USED No

M15 NOT USED No

R12 ADDRESS 0 J601, pin 7 Yes

T13 ADDRESS 1 No

M10 ADDRESS 2 No

T12 ADDRESS 3 No

P13 ADDRESS 4 No

M9 ADDRESS 5 No

P10 ADDRESS 6 No

P12 ADDRESS 7 No

N9 ADDRESS 8 No

R10 ADDRESS 9 No

P9 ADDRESS 10 No

L10 ADDRESS 11 No

T10 ADDRESS 12 No

R9 ADDRESS 13 No

L9 ADDRESS 14 No

K9 ADDRESS 15 No

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.1-15

Table 8.1-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U800 Pin Accessible on


Description To/From Comment
Number Main Board?

J9 ADDRESS 16 No

L8 ADDRESS 17 No

M8 ADDRESS 18 No

N8 ADDRESS 19 No

K8 ADDRESS 20 No

L7 ADDRESS 21 No

T7 ADDRESS 22 No

R7 ADDRESS 23 R814 Yes

R3 DATA 15 No

T3 DATA 14 No

N4 DATA 13 No

P4 DATA 12 No

R4 DATA 11 No

J8 DATA 10 No

T4 DATA 9 No

N5 DATA 8 No

P5 DATA 7 R644 Yes

R5 DATA 6 R643 Yes

T5 DATA 5 R642 Yes

R6 DATA 4 R641 Yes

T6 DATA 3 R640 Yes

M7 DATA 2 R639 Yes

N7 DATA 1 R638 Yes

P7 DATA 0 R637 Yes

N11 R_W No

T11 NOT USED No

R14 NOT USED No

N12 CS3* No

T14 CS2 No

R11 NOT USED No

R15 CS0 TP_CS0 Active Low Yes

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8.1-16 VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.1-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U800 Pin Accessible on


Description To/From Comment
Number Main Board?

P16 OE_EN No

M13 EB1_N No

R13 EBO_N No

N14 NOT USED No

T16 WAIT No

P14 NOT USED No

N13 ADV No

T15 B_CLK No

Table 8.1-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

A4 VREF GND 1.231 Yes

N3 UCM_SS UCM_SS 2.9 No

P9 ONE_WIRE_1 ONE_WIRE_OPT 2.9 Yes

A5 BBP_CLK TX_SSI_CLK 1.536MHz Yes

H4 VCM2 GND 1/2 B+ (3.75V) Yes

J1 EXT_MIC_M GND 3.3V Yes

J2 EXT_MIC_P EXT_MIC 3.3V Yes

J3 VCM1 GND 3.3V Yes

K1 INT_MIC_M GND 3.3V Yes

K2 INT_MIC_P INT_MIC 3.3V Yes

B5 BBP_SYNC TX_SSI_FSYNC 48KHz Yes

E7 VC_DCLK CODEC_DCLK 520Hz Yes

L10 VMES GND 5V Yes

L11 ATOD_2 EMERG 5V Yes

L2 MIC_BIAS EXT_MIC 5V Yes

L6 USB_CONNECT Q704 5V Yes

L8 ONE_WIRE_BATT BAT_STATUS 5V Yes

M10 TXDO_BDI_5V RS232_DO_USB+ 5V Yes

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VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.1-17

Table 8.1-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

M11 RTS_FILLSEN_5V RTS 5V Yes

M12 ADC_VREF GND 5V Yes

M13 ATOD_1 VOLUME 5V Yes

N12 RXDIN_5V RS232_DI_USB- 5V Yes

N13 SB96_BUS_BUSY SB9600_BUSY 5V Yes

N6 USB1_DP RS232_DI_USB- 5V Yes

N9 SB96_BDO_KF_5V LHDATA_KEYFAIL 5V Yes

P13 CTS_CABLE_DET_5V CTS 5V Yes

P7 USB1_DM RS232_DI_USB+ 5V Yes

D7 VC_FSYNC CODEC_FSYNC 8KHz Yes

F1 INT_SPKR_P INT_SPKR_POS B+(7.5V) Yes

F2 INT_SPKR_M INT_SPKR_NEG B+(7.5V) Yes

G1 EXT_SPKR_M EXT_SPKR_NEG B+(7.5V) Yes

G2 PA_IN_P VC_OUT_P B+(7.5V) Yes

G3 PA_IN_M VC_OUT_N B+(7.5V) Yes

H1 EXT_SPKR_P EXT_SPKR_POS B+(7.5V) Yes

H2 VC_OUT_M PA_IN_N B+(7.5V) Yes

H3 VC_OUT_P PA_IN_P B+(7.5V) Yes

A3 TEST GND GND No

C4 SCAN_EN GND GND No

E8 VFUSE GND GND No

B11 AD_TRIG ADTRIG NA No

B6 SPI_DI SPI_MOSIB NA No

C6 SPI_DO SPI_MISOB NA No

A11 TX_RX NC NC No

B12 OPTION_INTX NC NC No

B7 VC_TX NC NC No

C10 USB_INTX NC NC No

C11 OPT_GPIO1 NC NC No

D11 OPT_GPIO3 NC NC No

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8.1-18 VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.1-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

F10 OPT_GPIO0 NC NC No

G10 OPT_GPIO2 NC NC No

J5 TXDO_BDI_UP_3V NC NC No

K12 ATOD_7 NC NC No

K13 ATOD_8 NC NC No

K6 TXDO_BDI_ENC_3V NC NC No

K7 OPTA_SEL1 NC NC No

K8 OPTB_SEL1 NC NC No

L3 FE_TUNE1 NC NC No

M14 ATOD_3 NC NC No

M2 FE_TUNE2 NC NC No

M3 RTS_FILLSEN_3V NC NC No

M8 ONE_WIRE_2 NC NC No

M9 OPTA_SEL2 NC NC No

N1 PWR_CTRL NC NC No

N10 OPTA_SEL3 NC NC No

N11 OPTB_SEL3 NC NC No

N2 RXDIN_ENC_3V NC NC No

N7 USB2_DP NC NC No

N8 SB96D_BDO_KF_3V NC NC No

P10 OPTA_SEL0 NC NC No

P11 OPTB_SEL0 NC NC No

P12 OPTB_SEL2 NC NC No

P2 RXDIN_3V NC NC No

P8 USB2_DN NC NC No

E1 PA_BPLUS SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

E3 BPLUS BPLUS UNSW_B+(7.5V) No

A7 VC_RX CODEC_RX V1.55(1.6V) Yes

A6 LOGIC_VDD V2.9 V2.9 No

A8 RS232_USB_X RS232_USB_X V2.9 Yes

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VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.1-19

Table 8.1-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

K11 ATOD_6 V2.9 V2.9 Yes

L13 ATOD_5 V2.9 V2.9 Yes

L5 APCO V2.9 V2.9 Yes

M4 VC_TX3V CODEC_TX V2.9 Yes

N14 ATOD_0 V2.9 V2.9 No

L12 ATOD_4 BAT_STATUS VCC5(5V) Yes

A10 UART2_RXD_OD SB96D_BDO_KF_3V/ VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes


V2.9/URXD3

A9 USB2_OE_RCV_RTS URTS1_XRXD VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B10 CTS_X UCTS_USB_SPEED VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B8 USB1_OE USB_TXENAB VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B9 USB2_DAT_VP USB_VPI VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C12 BUSY_IN URTS2 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C7 BOOT_NORM_X BOOT_NORM_X VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C8 USB1_DAT_TXD TXD1_USB_VPO VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C9 USB2_SE0_VM_RXD URXD1_USB_VMI VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D10 CABLE_DET_3V KVL_USB_DET VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D6 SPI_CS MAKO_CE VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D8 USB1_SE0 USB_VMO VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E11 BUSY_OUT UCTS2 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E6 SPI_CLK SCKB VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E9 UART2_TXD UTXD2 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

L7 ONE_WIRE_UP ONE_WIRE_UP/V2.9 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

POWER MANAGE-
MENT BLOCK

B2 BAT_TYPE GND 0–5V Yes

D2 BAT_3V6 GND 0–5V Yes

D3 REG_3V6 GND 0–5V Yes

G4 HV_BG GND 1.2V Yes

M1 TXCO_IN 16_8MHz 16.8MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

J13 SW2_VOUT GND 2.3V Yes

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8.1-20 VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.1-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

J14 SW2_LX GND 2.3V Yes

A2 PGLD03 VSAVE 2.5V Yes

C2 VSAVE VSAVE 2.5V Yes

E4 MECH_SW SW_B+ 2.5V Yes

N5 V04_O GND 2.775V Yes

P6 V07_O GND 2.8V Yes

A12 XOUT XTAL FREQ 24.576MHz (3.3V) Yes

A13 XIN XTAL FREQ 24.576MHz (3.3V) Yes

L1 V09_O GND 3.3V Yes

M6 V10_O GND 3.3V Yes

B1 XTAL32_OUT 32.768KHz 32.768MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

C1 XTAL32_IN 32.768KHz 32.768MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

F5 GATED_32K_CLK MAKO_32KHZ 32KHZ(VDD) Yes

K4 V08_O VCC5 SUPPLY 5V Yes

E2 FET_ENX VPP_EN/UNSW_B+/ B+(7.5V) Yes


SW_B+

F14 SW1_PHASE VSW1 B+(7.5V) Yes

F3 BAT_RTC GND B+(7.5V) Yes

B3 SW_TYPE GND GND No

C3 PGLDO2 GND GND No

D14 GND7 GND GND No

D4 TCXO_SEL_16_24 GND GND No

D9 GND9 GND GND No

G5 GND4 GND GND No

H14 SW1_GND Q502 GND No

H5 GND8 GND GND No

J4 GND3 GND GND No

K9 GND5 GND GND No

L14 SW2_GND GND GND No

L4 GND6 GND GND No

L9 V10_GND GND GND No

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VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.1-21

Table 8.1-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

M7 GND2 GND GND No

P5 GND1 GND GND No

B13 VBUS_SUPPLY NC NC No

B4 IGN_X NC NC No

C13 VBUS2_CMD NC NC No

C14 VBUS1_CMD NC NC No

D12 VBUS2 NC NC No

D13 SW5_VDD NC NC No

E12 VBUS1_SENS NC NC No

E13 SW5_SUMCOMP NC NC No

E14 SW5_VSENSE NC NC No

F11 VBUS2_SENS NC NC No

F12 SW5_VOUT NC NC No

F13 SW5_VDDHV NC NC No

F4 EMERG_PB NC NC No

G11 SW5_PHASE NC NC No

H10 VBUS1 NC NC No

H13 SW1_DH NC NC No

J11 SW1_VSEN_BST NC NC No

NC1 NC1 NC NC No

NC2 NC2 NC NC No

NC3 NC3 NC NC No

NC4 NC4 NC NC No

NC5 NC5 NC NC No

NC6 NC6 NC NC No

G12 SW1_VDDHV SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

H11 SW1_VSEN_BUK SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

K3 V08_I SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

D1 BAT_7V5 UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+(7.5V) Yes

P4 V03_O V1.55 V1.55(1.6V) Yes

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8.1-22 VHF Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.1-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

N4 V02_O V1.875 V1.875 Yes

P3 V06_O V2.9 V2.9 Yes

C5 RESETX MAKO RESET VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D5 INT_X MAKO_INT_X VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

G13 SW1_VDD Q702 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

G14 SW1_SUMCOMP_DL Q702 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

H12 SW1_VOUT VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) No

J10 V10_I VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

J12 SW2_VCC VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

K14 SW2_VCCS VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


Chapter 8.2 UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables

8.2.1 Introduction
This chapter contains troubleshooting tables necessary to isolate a problem to the component level.
Use these tables in conjunction with Chapter 4.2, UHF1 Detailed Theories of Operation (page 4.2-1),
Chapter 5, Troubleshooting Procedures (page 5-1), Chapter 6.2, UHF1 Troubleshooting Charts
(page 6.2-1), and Chapter 7.2, UHF1 Troubleshooting Waveforms (page 7.2-1). This manual is to be
used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 Digital Portable
Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service
approach to radio problems.
A blank entry in the “To/From” column of J601 indicates the signal is accessible only at J601.

8.2.2 Tables

Table 8.2-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601)

J601
Description To/From
Pin Number

1 V1.875 L703

2 V2.9 L704

3 UNSW_B+ R701

4 SW_B+ R708

5 HOST_WAKE

6 WAKEUP

7 REGISTER_SEL

8 DISPLAY_SEL

9 SCKB R620

10 SPI_MOSI_B R621

11 SPI_MISO_B R622

12 SSI_CLK R616

13 SSI_FSYNC R617

14 CODEC_TX R625

15 CODEC_RX R626

16 KEYPAD_ROW0

17 KEYPAD_ROW1

18 KEYPAD_ROW2
8.2-2 UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.2-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601) (Continued)

J601
Description To/From
Pin Number

19 KEYPAD_ROW3

20 KEYPAD_ROW4

21 KEYPAD_ROW5

22 KEYPAD_ROW6

23 KEYPAD_COL0

24 KEYPAD_COL1

25 KEYPAD_COL2

26 DO R637

27 D1 R638

28 D2 R639

29 D3 R640

30 D4 R641

31 D5 R642

32 D6 R643

33 D7 R644

34 KEYFAIL

35 CKIH C726

36 BOOT* C726

37 TEST_TAMPER

38 DISPLAY_RESET R647

39 UCM_SPARE1

40 ENC_RXD (BT_RX)

41 ENC_TXD (BT_TX)

42 ENC_RESET

43 BL_EN

44 UCM_SPARE2

45 GROUND

46 GROUND

47 GROUND

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.2-3

Table 8.2-2. Main Board to Universal (Side) Connector Flex Assembly (J650)

Side
J650
Description To/From Connector
Pin Number
Number

1 GND GND (TP) 8

2 INT_SPKR+ C654

3 INT_SPKR- C653

4 OPT_SEL1 R608 1

5 EXT_SPKR+ EXTSP+ (TP) 2

6 EXT_MIC EXTMIC (TP) 3

7 OPT_B+_VPP VPP (TP) 4

8 OPT_SEL2 R666 5

9 SPKR_COM EXT_SP (TP) 6

10 RTS_USB_PWR RTS1 (TP) 7

11 GND GND(TP) 8

12 LH_BUSY BUSY (TP) 9

13 CTS CTS1 (TP) 10

14 RS232_TX_USB+ USB_D+ (TP) 11

15 RS232_RX_USB- USB_D (TP) 12

16 LH_DATA_KEYFAIL BUS (TP) 13

17 NOT USED

18 INT_MIC L652

19 GND GND (TP) 8

20 GND GND(TP) 8

Table 8.2-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout

U402 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

B4 BURSTCLK No

E7 CS0 TP_CS0 Active Low Yes

F8 EN_OE No

C5 EN_WE No

D6 WRITE PROTECT No

C4 ADV ADV Yes

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8.2-4 UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.2-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout (Continued)

U402 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

B5 RESET CR800, pin 2 1.875V Yes

E8 ADDRESS 0 No

D8 ADDRESS 1 No

C8 ADDRESS 2 No

B8 ADDRESS 3 No

A8 ADDRESS 4 No

B7 ADDRESS 5 No

A7 ADDRESS 6 No

C7 ADDRESS 7 No

A2 ADDRESS 8 No

B2 ADDRESS 9 No

C2 ADDRESS 10 No

A1 ADDRESS 11 No

B1 ADDRESS 12 No

C1 ADDRESS 13 No

D2 ADDRESS 14 No

D1 ADDRESS 15 No

D4 ADDRESS 16 No

B6 ADDRESS 17 No

A6 ADDRESS 18 No

C6 ADDRESS 19 No

B3 ADDRESS 20 No

C3 ADDRESS 21 No

D7 ADDRESS 22 R814 Yes

A3 GROUND No

F1 GROUND No

G2 GROUND No

G8 GROUND No

E2 DATA 15 No

F2 DATA 14 No

F3 DATA 13 No

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.2-5

Table 8.2-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout (Continued)

U402 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

D5 DATA 12 No

F4 DATA 11 No

F5 DATA 10 No

F6 DATA 9 No

G7 DATA 8 No

G1 DATA 7 No

E3 DATA 6 No

G3 DATA 5 No

E4 DATA 4 No

G5 DATA 3 No

E5 DATA 2 No

E6 DATA 1 No

F7 DATA 0 No

A5 VPP CR801, pin 2 1.875V Yes

G6 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

E1 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

G4 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

A4 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

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8.2-6 UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.2-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout

Accessible
U403 Pin
Description To/From Comment on Main
Number
Board?

A2 EN_OE No

G5 EN_WE Yes

A1 Byte Low No
Enable

B2 Byte High No
Enable

B5 CS2 No

A6 CE2 No

A3 ADDRESS 0 No

A4 ADDRESS 1 No

A5 ADDRESS 2 No

B3 ADDRESS 3 No

B4 ADDRESS 4 No

C3 ADDRESS 5 No

C4 ADDRESS 6 No

D4 ADDRESS 7 No

H2 ADDRESS 8 No

H3 ADDRESS 9 No

H4 ADDRESS 10 No

H5 ADDRESS 11 No

G3 ADDRESS 12 No

G4 ADDRESS 13 No

F3 ADDRESS 14 No

F4 ADDRESS 15 No

E4 ADDRESS 16 No

D3 ADDRESS 17 No

H1 ADDRESS 18 No

D1 GROUND No

E6 GROUND No

E3 GROUND No

H6 NOT USED No

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.2-7

Table 8.2-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
U403 Pin
Description To/From Comment on Main
Number
Board?

G2 NOT USED No

G1 DATA 15 No

F1 DATA 14 No

F2 DATA 13 No

E2 DATA 12 No

D2 DATA 11 No

C2 DATA 10 No

C1 DATA 9 No

B1 DATA 8 No

G6 DATA 7 R644 Yes

F6 DATA 6 R643 Yes

F5 DATA 5 R642 Yes

E5 DATA 4 R641 Yes

D5 DATA 3 R640 Yes

C6 DATA 2 R639 Yes

C5 DATA 1 R638 Yes

B6 DATA 0 R637 Yes

D6 VSW2 C818 1.875V Yes

E1 VSW2 C818 1.875V Yes

Table 8.2-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

H10 NOT USED Yes

J14 NOT USED Yes

C14 NOT USED Yes

B14 V2.9 No

F6 ONE-WIRE_UP Yes

E5 32K_SEL U712, pin 6 Active Low Yes

J6 INT_PTT R507 Active Low Yes

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


8.2-8 UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.2-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

J5 MAKO_INT* MAKO_INT Yes


(Test Point)

J4 OPT_SEL1 U201 pin 1 Yes

J3 NOT USED No

C16 CODEC_FSYNC SYNC 8 KHz Pulse Yes

G11 OPT_SEL2_IN U601 pin 1 Yes

F1 KEYPAD_ROW0 J601, pin 16 Yes

H4 KEYPAD_ROW1 J601, pin 17 Yes

H6 KEYPAD_ROW2 J601, pin 18 Yes

G2 KEYPAD_ROW3 J601, pin 19 Yes

G1 KEYPAD_ROW4 J601, pin 20 Yes

G7 KEYPAD_ROW5 J601, pin 21 Yes

H7 KEYPAD_ROW6 J601, pin22 Yes

H1 UCM_SPARE1 J601, pin 39 Yes

D1 KEYPAD_COL0 J601, pin 23 Yes

G5 KEYPAD_COL1 J601, pin 24 Yes

F3 KEYPAD_COL2 J601, pin 25 Yes

G4 ENC_RESET J601, pin 42 Yes

F2 BOOT* No

E1 WAKEUP J601, pin 6 Yes

H6 SPARE2_ENC J601, pin 44 Yes

G3 NOT USED No

E7 NOT USED No

A8 HAB_MOD No

F8 MISOA_SEL Q801, pin 1 Data Line Yes

E8 SB3 R510 Yes

G8 SB2 R509 Yes

C3 SB1 R508 Yes

D4 LOCK_DET Active Low Yes

A2 NOT USED No

B2 RTA3 VR508, PIN 2 Yes

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.2-9

Table 8.2-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

A3 RTA2 VR509, PIN 2 Yes

B3 RTA1 VR510, PIN 2 Yes

B4 RTA0 VR511, PIN 2 Yes

A7 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

P3 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

P6 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

T9 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

N10 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

R16 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

A1 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

G9 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

E15 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A16 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

K10 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

C12 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

D8 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

B7 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A4 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A16 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

H2 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

K3 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

R8 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

G15 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

C10 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

K12 URXD1_USB_VMI No

L16 URTS1_XRXD No

F13 ADTRIG No

B16 P-URXD2 No

D14 P-URTS2 No

B12 RX_SSI_DATA TP403 Data From Yes


Abacus to
DSP

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


8.2-10 UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.2-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

C11 TX_SSI_CLK R259 1.536 MHz Yes

B10 RED_LED Q501, pin 3 Active High Yes

D10 GREEN_LED Q501, pin 5 Active High Yes

B11 TX_SSI_FSYNC R251 48 KHz Yes

J10 CODEC_TX TX MAKO to DSP Yes


Tx Audio Data

J15 CODEC_DCLK DCLK 512 KHz Yes

K16 CODEC_FSYNC SYNC 8 KHz Pulse Yes

D7 MISOA U801, pin 4 SPI A Data Yes


Out

D3 MISOB BMISO SPI B Data Yes


Out

E6 NOT USED No

F7 NOT USED No

D6 NOT USED No

C5 NOT USED No

A9 NOT USED No

B8 NOT USED No

B9 NOT USED No

A10 NOT USED No

G6 NOT USED No

D13 NOT USED No

S15 BT_WAKE No

F11 RX_SSI_CLK SSI_CK Yes

B15 OPT_SEL2_OUT R666 Yes

J13 NOT USED Yes

J16 NOT USED Yes

J12 NOT USED Yes

H11 NOT USED Yes

A5 GROUND GROUND No

N6 GROUND GROUND No

P8 GROUND GROUND No

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.2-11

Table 8.2-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

P11 GROUND GROUND No

M11 GROUND GROUND No

L15 GROUND GROUND No

H16 GROUND GROUND No

F14 GROUND GROUND No

G14 GROUND GROUND No

E13 GROUND GROUND No

B13 GROUND GROUND No

K15 GROUND GROUND No

D9 GROUND GROUND No

C8 GROUND GROUND No

B5 GROUND GROUND No

C2 GROUND GROUND No

C1 GROUND GROUND No

H3 GROUND GROUND No

K15 GROUND GROUND No

T8 GROUND GROUND No

H15 GROUND GROUND No

C9 GROUND GROUND No

B6 ABACUS_CS* U401, pin 25 Active Low Yes

E2 UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS* Active Low Yes

D2 NOT USED No

E3 MAKO_CE Active High No

E4 SCKB B_CLK SPI B Clock Yes

B1 NOT USED No

F4 NOT USED No

F5 SPI_MOSI_B BMOSI SPI B Data Yes


(VOCON)

C7 SPI_CLK_A SCKA SPI A Clock Yes

C6 MOSIA R802 SPI A Data Yes


(RF Devices)

G10 USM_SS No

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


8.2-12 UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.2-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

G16 NOT USED No

J11 CODEC_RX R775 DSP to MAKO Yes


Rx Audio Data

A12 RX_SSI_FSYNC SSI_FS 20 KHz pulse Yes

A11 RX_SSI_CLK SSI_CK 1.2 MHz Yes

E9 TX_SSI_DATA Data From Yes


DSP to A/D

C15 BSY_OUT_CTS* No

F12 UTXD2 No

D15 NOT USED No

E14 BOOT_NORM* No

D16 RS232_USB* No

G12 UCTS1_USB_SPEED* No

K11 UTXD1_USB_VPO No

K14 USB_VMO No

K13 USB_TX_EN No

D5 8 KHZ_INT SYNC 8 KHz Pulse R406

H14 BL_EN J601, pin 43 Yes

K4 LV_DETECT D511, pin 1 3.0V Yes

F9 NOT USED No

J2 SC_FILT_EN FL200, pin 7 No

A6 16_8MHZ C726 16.8 MHz Yes

J7 GATED_32_KHZ U712, pin 4 32.768 KHz Yes

G13 NOT USED No

J1 MOD R634 Bootstrap Yes


mode > 2.7V

A13 NOT USED No

M6 NOT USED No

R1 NOT USED No

N3 NOT USED No

M5 NOT USED No

P2 NOT USED No

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.2-13

Table 8.2-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

P1 NOT USED No

N1 NOT USED No

M4 NOT USED No

M3 NOT USED No

M2 NOT USED No

M1 NOT USED No

L4 NOT USED No

L3 NOT USED No

L1 NOT USED No

L2 NOT USED No

K2 NOT USED No

T1 NOT USED No

R2 NOT USED No

T2 NOT USED No

K7 NOT USED No

N2 NOT USED No

L5 NOT USED No

L6 NOT USED No

C4 NOT USED No

L13 NOT USED No

D11 NOT USED No

E16 KVL_USB_DET* Active Low No

F15 16.8_MHZ_OUT 16out (TP) No

K5 NOT USED Yes

H8 USB_ENUM No

F16 RESET R808 Reset = 0V Yes

K6 USB_VPI No

H12 BL_FREQ No

H13 NOT USED No

E10 DSP_DE No

F10 MCU_DE No

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


8.2-14 UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.2-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

D12 TCK TCK ONCE/JTAG Yes

C13 TMS TMS ONCE/JTAG Yes

E11 TRST TRST ONCE/JTAG Yes

A14 TDO TDO ONCE/JTAG Yes

E12 TDI TDI ONCE/JTAG Yes

M16 NOT USED No

L14 NOT USED No

P15 NOT USED No

L11 NOT USED No

M14 NOT USED No

N16 NOT USED No

L12 NOT USED No

M12 CKO CKO Disabled Yes

N15 NOT USED No

M15 NOT USED No

R12 ADDRESS 0 J601, pin 7 Yes

T13 ADDRESS 1 No

M10 ADDRESS 2 No

T12 ADDRESS 3 No

P13 ADDRESS 4 No

M9 ADDRESS 5 No

P10 ADDRESS 6 No

P12 ADDRESS 7 No

N9 ADDRESS 8 No

R10 ADDRESS 9 No

P9 ADDRESS 10 No

L10 ADDRESS 11 No

T10 ADDRESS 12 No

R9 ADDRESS 13 No

L9 ADDRESS 14 No

K9 ADDRESS 15 No

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.2-15

Table 8.2-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

J9 ADDRESS 16 No

L8 ADDRESS 17 No

M8 ADDRESS 18 No

N8 ADDRESS 19 No

K8 ADDRESS 20 No

L7 ADDRESS 21 No

T7 ADDRESS 22 No

R7 ADDRESS 23 R814 Yes

R3 DATA 15 No

T3 DATA 14 No

N4 DATA 13 No

P4 DATA 12 No

R4 DATA 11 No

J8 DATA 10 No

T4 DATA 9 No

N5 DATA 8 No

P5 DATA 7 R644 Yes

R5 DATA 6 R643 Yes

T5 DATA 5 R642 Yes

R6 DATA 4 R641 Yes

T6 DATA 3 R640 Yes

M7 DATA 2 R639 Yes

N7 DATA 1 R638 Yes

P7 DATA 0 R637 Yes

N11 R_W No

T11 NOT USED No

R14 NOT USED No

N12 CS3* No

T14 CS2 No

R11 NOT USED No

R15 CS0 TP_CS0 Active Low Yes

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


8.2-16 UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.2-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

P16 OE_EN No

M13 EB1_N No

R13 EBO_N No

N14 NOT USED No

T16 WAIT No

P14 NOT USED No

N13 ADV No

T15 B_CLK No

Table 8.2-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

A4 VREF GND 1.231 Yes

N3 UCM_SS UCM_SS 2.9 No

P9 ONE_WIRE_1 ONE_WIRE_OPT 2.9 Yes

A5 BBP_CLK TX_SSI_CLK 1.536MHz Yes

H4 VCM2 GND 1/2 B+ (3.75V) Yes

J1 EXT_MIC_M GND 3.3V Yes

J2 EXT_MIC_P EXT_MIC 3.3V Yes

J3 VCM1 GND 3.3V Yes

K1 INT_MIC_M GND 3.3V Yes

K2 INT_MIC_P INT_MIC 3.3V Yes

B5 BBP_SYNC TX_SSI_FSYNC 48KHz Yes

E7 VC_DCLK CODEC_DCLK 520Hz Yes

L10 VMES GND 5V Yes

L11 ATOD_2 EMERG 5V Yes

L2 MIC_BIAS EXT_MIC 5V Yes

L6 USB_CONNECT Q704 5V Yes

L8 ONE_WIRE_BATT BAT_STATUS 5V Yes

M10 TXDO_BDI_5V RS232_DO_USB+ 5V Yes

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.2-17

Table 8.2-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

M11 RTS_FILLSEN_5V RTS 5V Yes

M12 ADC_VREF GND 5V Yes

M13 ATOD_1 VOLUME 5V Yes

N12 RXDIN_5V RS232_DI_USB- 5V Yes

N13 SB96_BUS_BUSY SB9600_BUSY 5V Yes

N6 USB1_DP RS232_D0_USB+ 5V Yes

N9 SB96_BDO_KF_5V LHDATA_KEYFAIL 5V Yes

P13 CTS_CABLE_DET_5V CTS 5V Yes

P7 USB1_DM RS232_DI_USB- 5V Yes

D7 VC_FSYNC CODEC_FSYNC 8KHz Yes

F1 INT_SPKR_P INT_SPKR_POS B+(7.5V) Yes

F2 INT_SPKR_M INT_SPKR_NEG B+(7.5V) Yes

G1 EXT_SPKR_M EXT_SPKR_NEG B+(7.5V) Yes

G2 PA_IN_P VC_OUT_P B+(7.5V) Yes

G3 PA_IN_M VC_OUT_M B+(7.5V) Yes

H1 EXT_SPKR_P EXT_SPKR_POS B+(7.5V) Yes

H2 VC_OUT_M PA_IN_N B+(7.5V) Yes

H3 VC_OUT_P PA_IN_P B+(7.5V) Yes

A3 TEST GND GND No

C4 SCAN_EN GND GND No

E8 VFUSE GND GND No

B11 AD_TRIG ADTRIG NA No

B6 SPI_DI SPI_MOSIB NA No

C6 SPI_DO SPI_MISOB NA No

A11 TX_RX NC NC No

B12 OPTION_INTX NC NC No

B7 VC_TX NC NC No

C10 USB_INTX NC NC No

C11 OPT_GPIO1 NC NC No

D11 OPT_GPIO3 NC NC No

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8.2-18 UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.2-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

F10 OPT_GPIO0 NC NC No

G10 OPT_GPIO2 NC NC No

J5 TXDO_BDI_UP_3V TXDO_BDI_ENC_3V NC No

K12 ATOD_7 NC NC No

K13 ATOD_8 NC NC No

K6 TXDO_BDI_ENC_3V TXDO_BDI_UP_3V NC No

K7 OPTA_SEL1 NC NC No

K8 OPTB_SEL1 NC NC No

L3 FE_TUNE1 NC NC No

M14 ATOD_3 NC NC No

M2 FE_TUNE2 NC NC No

M3 RTS_FILLSEN_3V NC NC No

M8 ONE_WIRE_2 NC NC No

M9 OPTA_SEL2 NC NC No

N1 PWR_CTRL NC NC No

N10 OPTA_SEL3 NC NC No

N11 OPTB_SEL3 NC NC No

N2 RXDIN_ENC_3V RXDIN_3V NC No

N7 USB2_DP NC NC No

N8 SB96D_BDO_KF_3V UART2_RXD_OD NC No

P10 OPTA_SEL0 NC NC No

P11 OPTB_SEL0 NC NC No

P12 OPTB_SEL2 NC NC No

P2 RXDIN_3V RXDIN_ENC_3V NC No

P8 USB2_DM NC NC No

E1 PA_BPLUS SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

E3 BPLUS BPLUS UNSW_B+(7.5V) No

A7 VC_RX CODEC_RX V1.55(1.6V) Yes

A6 LOGIC_VDD V2.9 V2.9 No

A8 RS232_USB_X RS232_USB_X V2.9 Yes

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.2-19

Table 8.2-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

K11 ATOD_6 V2.9 V2.9 Yes

L13 ATOD_5 V2.9 V2.9 Yes

L5 APCO V2.9 V2.9 Yes

M4 VC_TX3V CODEC_TX V2.9 Yes

N14 ATOD_0 V2.9 V2.9 No

L12 ATOD_4 BAT_STATUS VCC5(5V) Yes

A10 UART2_RXD_OD SB96D_BDO_KF_3V/ VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes


V2.9/URXD3

A9 USB2_OE_RCV_RTS URTS1_XRXD VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B10 CTS_X UCTS_USB_SPEED VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B8 USB1_OE USB_TXENAB VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B9 USB2_DAT_VP USB_VPI VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C12 BUSY_IN BUSY_IN_RTS VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C7 BOOT_NORM_X BOOT_NORM_X VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C8 USB1_DAT_TXD TXD1_USB_VPO VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C9 USB2_SE0_VM_RXD URXD1_USB_VMI VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D10 CABLE_DET_3V KVL_USB_DET VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D6 SPI_CS MAKO_CE VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D8 USB1_SE0 USB_VMO VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E11 BUSY_OUT BUSY_OUT_CTS VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E6 SPI_CLK SCKB VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E9 UART2_TXD UTXD2 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

L7 ONE_WIRE_UP ONE_WIRE_UP/V2.9 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

POWER MANAGE-
MENT BLOCK

B2 BAT_TYPE GND 0–5V Yes

D2 BAT_3V6 GND 0–5V Yes

D3 REG_3V6 GND 0–5V Yes

G4 HV_BG GND 1.2V Yes

M1 TXCO_IN 16_8MHz 16.8MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

J13 SW2_VOUT GND 2.3V Yes

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8.2-20 UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.2-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

J14 SW2_LX GND 2.3V Yes

A2 PGLD03 VSAVE 2.5V Yes

C2 VSAVE VSAVE 2.5V Yes

E4 MECH_SW MECH_SW 2.5V Yes

N5 V04_O GND 2.775V Yes

P6 V07_O GND 2.8V Yes

A12 XOUT XTAL FREQ 24.576MHz (3.3V) Yes

A13 XIN XTAL FREQ 24.576MHz (3.3V) Yes

L1 V09_O GND 3.3V Yes

M6 V10_O GND 3.3V Yes

B1 XTAL32_OUT 32.768KHz 32.768MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

C1 XTAL32_IN 32.768KHz 32.768MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

F5 GATED_32K_CLK MAKO_32KHZ 32KHZ(VDD) Yes

K4 V08_O VCC5 SUPPLY 5V Yes

E2 FET_ENX VPP_EN/UNSW_B+/ B+(7.5V) Yes


SW_B+

F14 SW1_PHASE VSW1 B+(7.5V) Yes

F3 BAT_RTC GND B+(7.5V) Yes

B3 SW_TYPE GND GND No

C3 PGLDO2 GND GND No

D14 GND7 GND GND No

D4 TCXO_SEL_16_24 GND GND No

D9 GND9 GND GND No

G5 GND4 GND GND No

H14 SW1_GND Q702 GND No

H5 GND8 GND GND No

J4 GND3 GND GND No

K9 GND5 GND GND No

L14 SW2_GND GND GND No

L4 GND6 GND GND No

L9 V10_GND GND GND No

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UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.2-21

Table 8.2-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

M7 GND2 GND GND No

P5 GND1 GND GND No

B13 VBUS_SUPPLY NC NC No

B4 IGN_X NC NC No

C13 VBUS2_CMD NC NC No

C14 VBUS1_CMD NC NC No

D12 VBUS2 NC NC No

D13 SW5_VDD NC NC No

E12 VBUS1_SENS NC NC No

E13 SW5_SUMCOMP NC NC No

E14 SW5_VSENSE NC NC No

F11 VBUS2_SENS NC NC No

F12 SW5_VOUT NC NC No

F13 SW5_VDDHV NC NC No

F4 EMERG_PB NC NC No

G11 SW5_PHASE NC NC No

H10 VBUS1 NC NC No

H13 SW1_DH NC NC No

J11 SW1_VSEN_BST NC NC No

NC1 NC1 NC NC No

NC2 NC2 NC NC No

NC3 NC3 NC NC No

NC4 NC4 NC NC No

NC5 NC5 NC NC No

NC6 NC6 NC NC No

G12 SW1_VDDHV SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

H11 SW1_VSEN_BUK SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

K3 V08_I SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

D1 BAT_7V5 UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+(7.5V) Yes

P4 V03_O V1.55 V1.55(1.6V) Yes

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8.2-22 UHF1 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.2-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

N4 V02_O V1.875 V1.875 Yes

P3 V06_O V2.9 V2.9 Yes

C5 RESETX MAKO RESET VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D5 INT_X MAKO_INT_X VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

G13 SW1_VDD Q702 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

G14 SW1_SUMCOMP_DL Q702 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

H12 SW1_VOUT VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) No

J10 V10_I VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

J12 SW2_VCC VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

K14 SW2_VCCS VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

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Chapter 8.3 UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables

8.3.1 Introduction
This chapter contains troubleshooting tables necessary to isolate a problem to the component level.
Use these tables in conjunction with Chapter 4.3, UHF2 Detailed Theories of Operation (page 4.3-1),
Chapter 5, Troubleshooting Procedures (page 5-1), Chapter 6.3, UHF2 Troubleshooting Charts
(page 6.3-1), and Chapter 7.3, UHF2 Troubleshooting Waveforms (page 7.3-1). This manual is to be
used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/XTS 2000/ATS 3000 Digital Portable
Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service
approach to radio problems.
A blank entry in the “To/From” column of J601 indicates the signal is accessible only at J601.

8.3.2 Tables

Table 8.3-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601)

J601
Description To/From
Pin Number

1 V1.875 L703

2 V2.9 L704

3 UNSW_B+ R701

4 SW_B+ R708

5 HOST_WAKE

6 WAKEUP

7 REGISTER_SEL

8 DISPLAY_SEL

9 SCKB R620

10 SPI_MOSI_B R621

11 SPI_MISO_B R622

12 SSI_CLK R616

13 SSI_FSYNC R617

14 CODEC_TX R625

15 CODEC_RX R626

16 KEYPAD_ROW0

17 KEYPAD_ROW1

18 KEYPAD_ROW2
8.3-2 UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.3-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601) (Continued)

J601
Description To/From
Pin Number

19 KEYPAD_ROW3

20 KEYPAD_ROW4

21 KEYPAD_ROW5

22 KEYPAD_ROW6

23 KEYPAD_COL0

24 KEYPAD_COL1

25 KEYPAD_COL2

26 DO R637

27 D1 R638

28 D2 R639

29 D3 R640

30 D4 R641

31 D5 R642

32 D6 R643

33 D7 R644

34 KEYFAIL

35 CKIH C726

36 BOOT* C726

37 TEST_TAMPER

38 DISPLAY_RESET R647

39 UCM_SPARE1

40 ENC_RXD (BT_RX)

41 ENC_TXD (BT_TX)

42 ENC_RESET

43 BL_EN

44 UCM_SPARE2

45 GROUND

46 GROUND

47 GROUND

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.3-3

Table 8.3-2. Main Board to Universal (Side) Connector Flex Assembly (J650)

Side
J650
Description To/From Connector
Pin Number
Number

1 GND GND (TP) 8

2 INT_SPKR+ C654

3 INT_SPKR- C653

4 OPT_SEL1 R608 1

5 EXT_SPKR+ EXTSP+ (TP) 2

6 EXT_MIC EXTMIC (TP) 3

7 OPT_B+_VPP VPP (TP) 4

8 OPT_SEL2 R666 5

9 SPKR_COM EXT_SP (TP) 6

10 RTS_USB_PWR RTS1 (TP) 7

11 GND GND(TP) 8

12 LH_BUSY BUSY (TP) 9

13 CTS CTS1 (TP) 10

14 RS232_TX_USB+ USB_D+ (TP) 11

15 RS232_RX_USB- USB_D (TP) 12

16 LH_DATA_KEYFAIL BUS (TP) 13

17 NOT USED

18 INT_MIC L652

19 GND GND (TP) 8

20 GND GND(TP) 8

Table 8.3-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout

U402 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

B4 BURSTCLK No

E7 CS0 TP_CS0 Active Low Yes

F8 EN_OE No

C5 EN_WE No

D6 WRITE PROTECT No

C4 ADV ADV Yes

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8.3-4 UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.3-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout (Continued)

U402 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

B5 RESET CR800, pin 2 1.875V Yes

E8 ADDRESS 0 No

D8 ADDRESS 1 No

C8 ADDRESS 2 No

B8 ADDRESS 3 No

A8 ADDRESS 4 No

B7 ADDRESS 5 No

A7 ADDRESS 6 No

C7 ADDRESS 7 No

A2 ADDRESS 8 No

B2 ADDRESS 9 No

C2 ADDRESS 10 No

A1 ADDRESS 11 No

B1 ADDRESS 12 No

C1 ADDRESS 13 No

D2 ADDRESS 14 No

D1 ADDRESS 15 No

D4 ADDRESS 16 No

B6 ADDRESS 17 No

A6 ADDRESS 18 No

C6 ADDRESS 19 No

B3 ADDRESS 20 No

C3 ADDRESS 21 No

D7 ADDRESS 22 R814 Yes

A3 GROUND No

F1 GROUND No

G2 GROUND No

G8 GROUND No

E2 DATA 15 No

F2 DATA 14 No

F3 DATA 13 No

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.3-5

Table 8.3-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout (Continued)

U402 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

D5 DATA 12 No

F4 DATA 11 No

F5 DATA 10 No

F6 DATA 9 No

G7 DATA 8 No

G1 DATA 7 No

E3 DATA 6 No

G3 DATA 5 No

E4 DATA 4 No

G5 DATA 3 No

E5 DATA 2 No

E6 DATA 1 No

F7 DATA 0 No

A5 VPP CR801, pin 2 1.875V Yes

G6 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

E1 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

G4 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

A4 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

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8.3-6 UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.3-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout

Accessible
U403 Pin
Description To/From Comment on Main
Number
Board?

A2 EN_OE No

G5 EN_WE Yes

A1 Byte Low No
Enable

B2 Byte High No
Enable

B5 CS2 No

A6 CE2 No

A3 ADDRESS 0 No

A4 ADDRESS 1 No

A5 ADDRESS 2 No

B3 ADDRESS 3 No

B4 ADDRESS 4 No

C3 ADDRESS 5 No

C4 ADDRESS 6 No

D4 ADDRESS 7 No

H2 ADDRESS 8 No

H3 ADDRESS 9 No

H4 ADDRESS 10 No

H5 ADDRESS 11 No

G3 ADDRESS 12 No

G4 ADDRESS 13 No

F3 ADDRESS 14 No

F4 ADDRESS 15 No

E4 ADDRESS 16 No

D3 ADDRESS 17 No

H1 ADDRESS 18 No

D1 GROUND No

E6 GROUND No

E3 GROUND No

H6 NOT USED No

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.3-7

Table 8.3-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
U403 Pin
Description To/From Comment on Main
Number
Board?

G2 NOT USED No

G1 DATA 15 No

F1 DATA 14 No

F2 DATA 13 No

E2 DATA 12 No

D2 DATA 11 No

C2 DATA 10 No

C1 DATA 9 No

B1 DATA 8 No

G6 DATA 7 R644 Yes

F6 DATA 6 R643 Yes

F5 DATA 5 R642 Yes

E5 DATA 4 R641 Yes

D5 DATA 3 R640 Yes

C6 DATA 2 R639 Yes

C5 DATA 1 R638 Yes

B6 DATA 0 R637 Yes

D6 VSW2 C818 1.875V Yes

E1 VSW2 C818 1.875V Yes

Table 8.3-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

H10 NOT USED Yes

J14 NOT USED Yes

C14 NOT USED Yes

B14 V2.9 No

F6 ONE-WIRE_UP Yes

E5 32K_SEL U712, pin 6 Active Low Yes

J6 INT_PTT R507 Active Low Yes

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8.3-8 UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.3-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

J5 MAKO_INT* MAKO_INT Yes


(Test Point)

J4 OPT_SEL1 U201 pin 1 Yes

J3 NOT USED No

C16 CODEC_FSYNC SYNC 8 KHz Pulse Yes

G11 OPT_SEL2_IN U601 pin 1 Yes

F1 KEYPAD_ROW0 J601, pin 16 Yes

H4 KEYPAD_ROW1 J601, pin 17 Yes

H6 KEYPAD_ROW2 J601, pin 18 Yes

G2 KEYPAD_ROW3 J601, pin 19 Yes

G1 KEYPAD_ROW4 J601, pin 20 Yes

G7 KEYPAD_ROW5 J601, pin 21 Yes

H7 KEYPAD_ROW6 J601, pin22 Yes

H1 UCM_SPARE1 J601, pin 39 Yes

D1 KEYPAD_COL0 J601, pin 23 Yes

G5 KEYPAD_COL1 J601, pin 24 Yes

F3 KEYPAD_COL2 J601, pin 25 Yes

G4 ENC_RESET J601, pin 42 Yes

F2 BOOT* No

E1 WAKEUP J601, pin 6 Yes

H6 SPARE2_ENC J601, pin 44 Yes

G3 NOT USED No

E7 NOT USED No

A8 HAB_MOD No

F8 MISOA_SEL Q801, pin 1 Data Line Yes

E8 SB3 R510 Yes

G8 SB2 R509 Yes

C3 SB1 R508 Yes

D4 LOCK_DET Active Low Yes

A2 NOT USED No

B2 RTA3 VR508, PIN 2 Yes

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.3-9

Table 8.3-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

A3 RTA2 VR509, PIN 2 Yes

B3 RTA1 VR510, PIN 2 Yes

B4 RTA0 VR511, PIN 2 Yes

A7 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

P3 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

P6 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

T9 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

N10 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

R16 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

A1 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

G9 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

E15 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A16 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

K10 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

C12 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

D8 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

B7 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A4 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A16 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

H2 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

K3 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

R8 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

G15 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

C10 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

K12 URXD1_USB_VMI No

L16 URTS1_XRXD No

F13 ADTRIG No

B16 P-URXD2 No

D14 P-URTS2 No

B12 RX_SSI_DATA TP403 Data From Yes


Abacus to
DSP

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8.3-10 UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.3-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

C11 TX_SSI_CLK R259 1.536 MHz Yes

B10 RED_LED Q501, pin 3 Active High Yes

D10 GREEN_LED Q501, pin 5 Active High Yes

B11 TX_SSI_FSYNC R251 48 KHz Yes

J10 CODEC_TX TX MAKO to DSP Yes


Tx Audio Data

J15 CODEC_DCLK DCLK 512 KHz Yes

K16 CODEC_FSYNC SYNC 8 KHz Pulse Yes

D7 MISOA U801, pin 4 SPI A Data Yes


Out

D3 MISOB BMISO SPI B Data Yes


Out

E6 NOT USED No

F7 NOT USED No

D6 NOT USED No

C5 NOT USED No

A9 NOT USED No

B8 NOT USED No

B9 NOT USED No

A10 NOT USED No

G6 NOT USED No

D13 NOT USED No

S15 BT_WAKE No

F11 RX_SSI_CLK SSI_CK Yes

B15 OPT_SEL2_OUT R666 Yes

J13 NOT USED Yes

J16 NOT USED Yes

J12 NOT USED Yes

H11 NOT USED Yes

A5 GROUND GROUND No

N6 GROUND GROUND No

P8 GROUND GROUND No

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.3-11

Table 8.3-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

P11 GROUND GROUND No

M11 GROUND GROUND No

L15 GROUND GROUND No

H16 GROUND GROUND No

F14 GROUND GROUND No

G14 GROUND GROUND No

E13 GROUND GROUND No

B13 GROUND GROUND No

K15 GROUND GROUND No

D9 GROUND GROUND No

C8 GROUND GROUND No

B5 GROUND GROUND No

C2 GROUND GROUND No

C1 GROUND GROUND No

H3 GROUND GROUND No

K15 GROUND GROUND No

T8 GROUND GROUND No

H15 GROUND GROUND No

C9 GROUND GROUND No

B6 ABACUS_CS* U401, pin 25 Active Low Yes

E2 UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS* Active Low Yes

D2 NOT USED No

E3 MAKO_CE Active High No

E4 SCKB B_CLK SPI B Clock Yes

B1 NOT USED No

F4 NOT USED No

F5 SPI_MOSI_B BMOSI SPI B Data Yes


(VOCON)

C7 SPI_CLK_A SCKA SPI A Clock Yes

C6 MOSIA R802 SPI A Data Yes


(RF Devices)

G10 USM_SS No

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8.3-12 UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.3-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

G16 NOT USED No

J11 CODEC_RX R775 DSP to MAKO Yes


Rx Audio Data

A12 RX_SSI_FSYNC SSI_FS 20 KHz pulse Yes

A11 RX_SSI_CLK SSI_CK 1.2 MHz Yes

E9 TX_SSI_DATA Data From Yes


DSP to A/D

C15 BSY_OUT_CTS* No

F12 UTXD2 No

D15 NOT USED No

E14 BOOT_NORM* No

D16 RS232_USB* No

G12 UCTS1_USB_SPEED* No

K11 UTXD1_USB_VPO No

K14 USB_VMO No

K13 USB_TX_EN No

D5 8 KHZ_INT SYNC 8 KHz Pulse R406

H14 BL_EN J601, pin 43 Yes

K4 LV_DETECT D511, pin 1 3.0V Yes

F9 NOT USED No

J2 SC_FILT_EN FL200, pin 7 No

A6 16_8MHZ C726 16.8 MHz Yes

J7 GATED_32_KHZ U712, pin 4 32.768 KHz Yes

G13 NOT USED No

J1 MOD R634 Bootstrap Yes


mode > 2.7V

A13 NOT USED No

M6 NOT USED No

R1 NOT USED No

N3 NOT USED No

M5 NOT USED No

P2 NOT USED No

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.3-13

Table 8.3-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

P1 NOT USED No

N1 NOT USED No

M4 NOT USED No

M3 NOT USED No

M2 NOT USED No

M1 NOT USED No

L4 NOT USED No

L3 NOT USED No

L1 NOT USED No

L2 NOT USED No

K2 NOT USED No

T1 NOT USED No

R2 NOT USED No

T2 NOT USED No

K7 NOT USED No

N2 NOT USED No

L5 NOT USED No

L6 NOT USED No

C4 NOT USED No

L13 NOT USED No

D11 NOT USED No

E16 KVL_USB_DET* Active Low No

F15 16.8_MHZ_OUT 16out (TP) No

K5 NOT USED Yes

H8 USB_ENUM No

F16 RESET R808 Reset = 0V Yes

K6 USB_VPI No

H12 BL_FREQ No

H13 NOT USED No

E10 DSP_DE No

F10 MCU_DE No

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8.3-14 UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.3-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

D12 TCK TCK ONCE/JTAG Yes

C13 TMS TMS ONCE/JTAG Yes

E11 TRST TRST ONCE/JTAG Yes

A14 TDO TDO ONCE/JTAG Yes

E12 TDI TDI ONCE/JTAG Yes

M16 NOT USED No

L14 NOT USED No

P15 NOT USED No

L11 NOT USED No

M14 NOT USED No

N16 NOT USED No

L12 NOT USED No

M12 CKO CKO Disabled Yes

N15 NOT USED No

M15 NOT USED No

R12 ADDRESS 0 J601, pin 7 Yes

T13 ADDRESS 1 No

M10 ADDRESS 2 No

T12 ADDRESS 3 No

P13 ADDRESS 4 No

M9 ADDRESS 5 No

P10 ADDRESS 6 No

P12 ADDRESS 7 No

N9 ADDRESS 8 No

R10 ADDRESS 9 No

P9 ADDRESS 10 No

L10 ADDRESS 11 No

T10 ADDRESS 12 No

R9 ADDRESS 13 No

L9 ADDRESS 14 No

K9 ADDRESS 15 No

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.3-15

Table 8.3-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

J9 ADDRESS 16 No

L8 ADDRESS 17 No

M8 ADDRESS 18 No

N8 ADDRESS 19 No

K8 ADDRESS 20 No

L7 ADDRESS 21 No

T7 ADDRESS 22 No

R7 ADDRESS 23 R814 Yes

R3 DATA 15 No

T3 DATA 14 No

N4 DATA 13 No

P4 DATA 12 No

R4 DATA 11 No

J8 DATA 10 No

T4 DATA 9 No

N5 DATA 8 No

P5 DATA 7 R644 Yes

R5 DATA 6 R643 Yes

T5 DATA 5 R642 Yes

R6 DATA 4 R641 Yes

T6 DATA 3 R640 Yes

M7 DATA 2 R639 Yes

N7 DATA 1 R638 Yes

P7 DATA 0 R637 Yes

N11 R_W No

T11 NOT USED No

R14 NOT USED No

N12 CS3* No

T14 CS2 No

R11 NOT USED No

R15 CS0 TP_CS0 Active Low Yes

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8.3-16 UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.3-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

P16 OE_EN No

M13 EB1_N No

R13 EBO_N No

N14 NOT USED No

T16 WAIT No

P14 NOT USED No

N13 ADV No

T15 B_CLK No

Table 8.3-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

A4 VREF GND 1.231 Yes

N3 UCM_SS UCM_SS 2.9 No

P9 ONE_WIRE_1 ONE_WIRE_OPT 2.9 Yes

A5 BBP_CLK TX_SSI_CLK 1.536MHz Yes

H4 VCM2 GND 1/2 B+ (3.75V) Yes

J1 EXT_MIC_M GND 3.3V Yes

J2 EXT_MIC_P EXT_MIC 3.3V Yes

J3 VCM1 GND 3.3V Yes

K1 INT_MIC_M GND 3.3V Yes

K2 INT_MIC_P INT_MIC 3.3V Yes

B5 BBP_SYNC TX_SSI_FSYNC 48KHz Yes

E7 VC_DCLK CODEC_DCLK 520Hz Yes

L10 VMES GND 5V Yes

L11 ATOD_2 EMERG 5V Yes

L2 MIC_BIAS EXT_MIC 5V Yes

L6 USB_CONNECT Q704 5V Yes

L8 ONE_WIRE_BATT BAT_STATUS 5V Yes

M10 TXDO_BDI_5V RS232_DO_USB+ 5V Yes

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.3-17

Table 8.3-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

M11 RTS_FILLSEN_5V RTS 5V Yes

M12 ADC_VREF GND 5V Yes

M13 ATOD_1 VOLUME 5V Yes

N12 RXDIN_5V RS232_DI_USB- 5V Yes

N13 SB96_BUS_BUSY SB9600_BUSY 5V Yes

N6 USB1_DP RS232_D0_USB+ 5V Yes

N9 SB96_BDO_KF_5V LHDATA_KEYFAIL 5V Yes

P13 CTS_CABLE_DET_5V CTS 5V Yes

P7 USB1_DM RS232_DI_USB- 5V Yes

D7 VC_FSYNC CODEC_FSYNC 8KHz Yes

F1 INT_SPKR_P INT_SPKR_POS B+(7.5V) Yes

F2 INT_SPKR_M INT_SPKR_NEG B+(7.5V) Yes

G1 EXT_SPKR_M EXT_SPKR_NEG B+(7.5V) Yes

G2 PA_IN_P VC_OUT_P B+(7.5V) Yes

G3 PA_IN_M VC_OUT_M B+(7.5V) Yes

H1 EXT_SPKR_P EXT_SPKR_POS B+(7.5V) Yes

H2 VC_OUT_M PA_IN_N B+(7.5V) Yes

H3 VC_OUT_P PA_IN_P B+(7.5V) Yes

A3 TEST GND GND No

C4 SCAN_EN GND GND No

E8 VFUSE GND GND No

B11 AD_TRIG ADTRIG NA No

B6 SPI_DI SPI_MOSIB NA No

C6 SPI_DO SPI_MISOB NA No

A11 TX_RX NC NC No

B12 OPTION_INTX NC NC No

B7 VC_TX NC NC No

C10 USB_INTX NC NC No

C11 OPT_GPIO1 NC NC No

D11 OPT_GPIO3 NC NC No

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8.3-18 UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.3-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

F10 OPT_GPIO0 NC NC No

G10 OPT_GPIO2 NC NC No

J5 TXDO_BDI_UP_3V TXDO_BDI_ENC_3V NC No

K12 ATOD_7 NC NC No

K13 ATOD_8 NC NC No

K6 TXDO_BDI_ENC_3V TXDO_BDI_UP_3V NC No

K7 OPTA_SEL1 NC NC No

K8 OPTB_SEL1 NC NC No

L3 FE_TUNE1 NC NC No

M14 ATOD_3 NC NC No

M2 FE_TUNE2 NC NC No

M3 RTS_FILLSEN_3V NC NC No

M8 ONE_WIRE_2 NC NC No

M9 OPTA_SEL2 NC NC No

N1 PWR_CTRL NC NC No

N10 OPTA_SEL3 NC NC No

N11 OPTB_SEL3 NC NC No

N2 RXDIN_ENC_3V RXDIN_3V NC No

N7 USB2_DP NC NC No

N8 SB96D_BDO_KF_3V UART2_RXD_OD NC No

P10 OPTA_SEL0 NC NC No

P11 OPTB_SEL0 NC NC No

P12 OPTB_SEL2 NC NC No

P2 RXDIN_3V RXDIN_ENC_3V NC No

P8 USB2_DM NC NC No

E1 PA_BPLUS SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

E3 BPLUS BPLUS UNSW_B+(7.5V) No

A7 VC_RX CODEC_RX V1.55(1.6V) Yes

A6 LOGIC_VDD V2.9 V2.9 No

A8 RS232_USB_X RS232_USB_X V2.9 Yes

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.3-19

Table 8.3-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

K11 ATOD_6 V2.9 V2.9 Yes

L13 ATOD_5 V2.9 V2.9 Yes

L5 APCO V2.9 V2.9 Yes

M4 VC_TX3V CODEC_TX V2.9 Yes

N14 ATOD_0 V2.9 V2.9 No

L12 ATOD_4 BAT_STATUS VCC5(5V) Yes

A10 UART2_RXD_OD SB96D_BDO_KF_3V/ VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes


V2.9/URXD3

A9 USB2_OE_RCV_RTS URTS1_XRXD VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B10 CTS_X UCTS_USB_SPEED VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B8 USB1_OE USB_TXENAB VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B9 USB2_DAT_VP USB_VPI VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C12 BUSY_IN BUSY_IN_RTS VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C7 BOOT_NORM_X BOOT_NORM_X VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C8 USB1_DAT_TXD TXD1_USB_VPO VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C9 USB2_SE0_VM_RXD URXD1_USB_VMI VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D10 CABLE_DET_3V KVL_USB_DET VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D6 SPI_CS MAKO_CE VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D8 USB1_SE0 USB_VMO VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E11 BUSY_OUT BUSY_OUT_CTS VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E6 SPI_CLK SCKB VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E9 UART2_TXD UTXD2 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

L7 ONE_WIRE_UP ONE_WIRE_UP/V2.9 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

POWER MANAGE-
MENT BLOCK

B2 BAT_TYPE GND 0–5V Yes

D2 BAT_3V6 GND 0–5V Yes

D3 REG_3V6 GND 0–5V Yes

G4 HV_BG GND 1.2V Yes

M1 TXCO_IN 16_8MHz 16.8MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

J13 SW2_VOUT GND 2.3V Yes

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8.3-20 UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.3-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

J14 SW2_LX GND 2.3V Yes

A2 PGLD03 VSAVE 2.5V Yes

C2 VSAVE VSAVE 2.5V Yes

E4 MECH_SW MECH_SW 2.5V Yes

N5 V04_O GND 2.775V Yes

P6 V07_O GND 2.8V Yes

A12 XOUT XTAL FREQ 24.576MHz (3.3V) Yes

A13 XIN XTAL FREQ 24.576MHz (3.3V) Yes

L1 V09_O GND 3.3V Yes

M6 V10_O GND 3.3V Yes

B1 XTAL32_OUT 32.768KHz 32.768MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

C1 XTAL32_IN 32.768KHz 32.768MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

F5 GATED_32K_CLK MAKO_32KHZ 32KHZ(VDD) Yes

K4 V08_O VCC5 SUPPLY 5V Yes

E2 FET_ENX VPP_EN/UNSW_B+/ B+(7.5V) Yes


SW_B+

F14 SW1_PHASE VSW1 B+(7.5V) Yes

F3 BAT_RTC GND B+(7.5V) Yes

B3 SW_TYPE GND GND No

C3 PGLDO2 GND GND No

D14 GND7 GND GND No

D4 TCXO_SEL_16_24 GND GND No

D9 GND9 GND GND No

G5 GND4 GND GND No

H14 SW1_GND Q702 GND No

H5 GND8 GND GND No

J4 GND3 GND GND No

K9 GND5 GND GND No

L14 SW2_GND GND GND No

L4 GND6 GND GND No

L9 V10_GND GND GND No

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UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.3-21

Table 8.3-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

M7 GND2 GND GND No

P5 GND1 GND GND No

B13 VBUS_SUPPLY NC NC No

B4 IGN_X NC NC No

C13 VBUS2_CMD NC NC No

C14 VBUS1_CMD NC NC No

D12 VBUS2 NC NC No

D13 SW5_VDD NC NC No

E12 VBUS1_SENS NC NC No

E13 SW5_SUMCOMP NC NC No

E14 SW5_VSENSE NC NC No

F11 VBUS2_SENS NC NC No

F12 SW5_VOUT NC NC No

F13 SW5_VDDHV NC NC No

F4 EMERG_PB NC NC No

G11 SW5_PHASE NC NC No

H10 VBUS1 NC NC No

H13 SW1_DH NC NC No

J11 SW1_VSEN_BST NC NC No

NC1 NC1 NC NC No

NC2 NC2 NC NC No

NC3 NC3 NC NC No

NC4 NC4 NC NC No

NC5 NC5 NC NC No

NC6 NC6 NC NC No

G12 SW1_VDDHV SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

H11 SW1_VSEN_BUK SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

K3 V08_I SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

D1 BAT_7V5 UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+(7.5V) Yes

P4 V03_O V1.55 V1.55(1.6V) Yes

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8.3-22 UHF2 Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.3-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

N4 V02_O V1.875 V1.875 Yes

P3 V06_O V2.9 V2.9 Yes

C5 RESETX MAKO RESET VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D5 INT_X MAKO_INT_X VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

G13 SW1_VDD Q702 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

G14 SW1_SUMCOMP_DL Q702 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

H12 SW1_VOUT VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) No

J10 V10_I VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

J12 SW2_VCC VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

K14 SW2_VCCS VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

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Chapter 8.4 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables

8.4.1 Introduction
This chapter contains troubleshooting tables necessary to isolate a problem to the component level.
Use these tables in conjunction with Chapter 4.4, 700/800 MHz Detailed Theories of Operation
(page 4.4-1), Chapter 5, Troubleshooting Procedures (page 5-1), Chapter 6.4, 700/800 MHz
Troubleshooting Charts (page 6.4-1), and Chapter 7.4, 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Waveforms
(page 7.4-1). This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I/
XTS 2000/ATS 3000 Digital Portable Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number
6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service approach to radio problems.
A blank entry in the “To/From” column of J601 indicates the signal is accessible only at J601.

8.4.2 Tables

Table 8.4-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601)

J601
Description To/From
Pin Number

1 V1.875 L703

2 V2.9 L704

3 UNSW_B+ R701

4 SW_B+ R708

5 HOST_WAKE

6 WAKEUP

7 REGISTER_SEL

8 DISPLAY_SEL

9 SCKB R620

10 SPI_MOSI_B R621

11 SPI_MISO_B R622

12 SSI_CLK R616

13 SSI_FSYNC R617

14 CODEC_TX R625

15 CODEC_RX R626

16 KEYPAD_ROW0

17 KEYPAD_ROW1

18 KEYPAD_ROW2
8.4-2 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.4-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601) (Continued)

J601
Description To/From
Pin Number

19 KEYPAD_ROW3

20 KEYPAD_ROW4

21 KEYPAD_ROW5

22 KEYPAD_ROW6

23 KEYPAD_COL0

24 KEYPAD_COL1

25 KEYPAD_COL2

26 DO R637

27 D1 R638

28 D2 R639

29 D3 R640

30 D4 R641

31 D5 R642

32 D6 R643

33 D7 R644

34 KEYFAIL

35 CKIH C726

36 BOOT* C726

37 TEST_TAMPER

38 DISPLAY_RESET R647

39 UCM_SPARE1

40 ENC_RXD (BT_RX)

41 ENC_TXD (BT_TX)

42 ENC_RESET

43 BL_EN

44 UCM_SPARE2

45 GROUND

46 GROUND

47 GROUND

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.4-3

Table 8.4-2. Main Board to Universal (Side) Connector Flex Assembly (J650)

Side
J650
Description To/From Connector
Pin Number
Number

1 GND GND (TP) 8

2 INT_SPKR+ C654

3 INT_SPKR- C653

4 OPT_SEL1 R608 1

5 EXT_SPKR+ EXTSP+ (TP) 2

6 EXT_MIC EXTMIC (TP) 3

7 OPT_B+_VPP VPP (TP) 4

8 OPT_SEL2 R666 5

9 SPKR_COM EXT_SP (TP) 6

10 RTS_USB_PWR RTS1 (TP) 7

11 GND GND(TP) 8

12 LH_BUSY BUSY (TP) 9

13 CTS CTS1 (TP) 10

14 RS232_TX_USB+ USB_D+ (TP) 11

15 RS232_RX_USB- USB_D- (TP) 12

16 LH_DATA_KEYFAIL BUS (TP) 13

17 NOT USED

18 INT_MIC L652

19 GND GND (TP) 8

20 GND GND(TP) 8

Table 8.4-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout

U402 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

B4 BURSTCLK No

E7 CS0 TP_CS0 Active Low Yes

F8 EN_OE No

C5 EN_WE No

D6 WRITE PROTECT No

C4 ADV ADV Yes

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8.4-4 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.4-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout (Continued)

U402 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

B5 RESET CR800, pin 2 1.875V Yes

E8 ADDRESS 1 No

D8 ADDRESS 2 No

C8 ADDRESS 3 No

B8 ADDRESS 4 No

A8 ADDRESS 5 No

B7 ADDRESS 6 No

A7 ADDRESS 7 No

C7 ADDRESS 8 No

A2 ADDRESS 9 No

B2 ADDRESS 10 No

C2 ADDRESS 11 No

A1 ADDRESS 12 No

B1 ADDRESS 13 No

C1 ADDRESS 14 No

D2 ADDRESS 15 No

D1 ADDRESS 16 No

D4 ADDRESS 17 No

B6 ADDRESS 18 No

A6 ADDRESS 19 No

C6 ADDRESS 20 No

B3 ADDRESS 21 No

C3 ADDRESS 22 No

D7 ADDRESS 23 R814 Yes

A3 GROUND No

F1 GROUND No

G2 GROUND No

G8 GROUND No

E2 DATA 15 No

F2 DATA 14 No

F3 DATA 13 No

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.4-5

Table 8.4-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout (Continued)

U402 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

D5 DATA 12 No

F4 DATA 11 No

F5 DATA 10 No

F6 DATA 9 No

G7 DATA 8 No

G1 DATA 7 No

E3 DATA 6 No

G3 DATA 5 No

E4 DATA 4 No

G5 DATA 3 No

E5 DATA 2 No

E6 DATA 1 No

F7 DATA 0 No

A5 VPP CR801, pin 2 1.875V Yes

G6 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

E1 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

G4 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

A4 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

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8.4-6 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.4-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout

Accessible
U403 Pin
Description To/From Comment on Main
Number
Board?

A2 EN_OE No

G5 R_W Yes

A1 Byte Low No
Enable

B2 Byte High No
Enable

B5 CS2 No

A6 CE2 No

A3 ADDRESS 1 No

A4 ADDRESS 2 No

A5 ADDRESS 3 No

B3 ADDRESS 4 No

B4 ADDRESS 5 No

C3 ADDRESS 6 No

C4 ADDRESS 7 No

D4 ADDRESS 8 No

H2 ADDRESS 9 No

H3 ADDRESS 10 No

H4 ADDRESS 11 No

H5 ADDRESS 12 No

G3 ADDRESS 13 No

G4 ADDRESS 14 No

F3 ADDRESS 15 No

F4 ADDRESS 16 No

E4 ADDRESS 17 No

D3 ADDRESS 18 No

H1 ADDRESS 19 No

D1 GROUND No

E6 GROUND No

E3 GROUND No

H6 NOT USED No

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.4-7

Table 8.4-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
U403 Pin
Description To/From Comment on Main
Number
Board?

G2 NOT USED No

G1 DATA 15 No

F1 DATA 14 No

F2 DATA 13 No

E2 DATA 12 No

D2 DATA 11 No

C2 DATA 10 No

C1 DATA 9 No

B1 DATA 8 No

G6 DATA 7 R644 Yes

F6 DATA 6 R643 Yes

F5 DATA 5 R642 Yes

E5 DATA 4 R641 Yes

D5 DATA 3 R640 Yes

C6 DATA 2 R639 Yes

C5 DATA 1 R638 Yes

B6 DATA 0 R637 Yes

D6 VSW2 C818 1.875V Yes

E1 VSW2 C818 1.875V Yes

Table 8.4-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

H10 NOT USED Yes

J14 NOT USED Yes

C14 NOT USED Yes

B14 V2.9 No

F6 ONE-WIRE_UP Yes

E5 32K_SEL U712, pin 6 Active Low Yes

J6 INT_PTT R507 Active Low Yes

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


8.4-8 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.4-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

J5 MAKO_INT* MAKO_INT Yes


(Test Point)

J4 OPT_SEL1 U201 pin 1 Yes

J3 NOT USED No

C16 CODEC_FSYNC SYNC 8 KHz Pulse Yes

G11 OPT_SEL2_IN U601 pin 1 Yes

F1 KEYPAD_ROW0 J601, pin 16 Yes

H4 KEYPAD_ROW1 J601, pin 17 Yes

H6 KEYPAD_ROW2 J601, pin 18 Yes

G2 KEYPAD_ROW3 J601, pin 19 Yes

G11 KEYPAD_ROW4 J601, pin 20 Yes

G7 KEYPAD_ROW5 J601, pin 21 Yes

H7 KEYPAD_ROW6 J601, pin22 Yes

H1 UCM_SPARE1 J601, pin 39 Yes

D1 KEYPAD_COL0 J601, pin 23 Yes

G5 KEYPAD_COL1 J601, pin 24 Yes

F3 KEYPAD_COL2 J601, pin 25 Yes

G4 ENC_RESET J601, pin 42 Yes

F2 BOOT* No

E1 WAKEUP J601, pin 6 Yes

H6 SPARE2_ENC J601, pin 44 Yes

G3 NOT USED No

E7 NOT USED No

A8 HAB_MOD No

F8 MISOA_SEL Q801, pin 1 Data Line Yes

E8 SB3 R510 Yes

G8 SB2 R509 Yes

C3 SB1 R508 Yes

D4 LOCK_DET C123 Active Low Yes

A2 NOT USED No

B2 RTA3 VR596, pin 2 Yes

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.4-9

Table 8.4-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

A3 RTA2 VR593, pin 2 Yes

B3 RTA1 VR595, pin 1 Yes

B4 RTA0 VR594, pin 2 Yes

A7 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

P3 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

P6 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

T9 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

N10 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

R16 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

H9 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

G9 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

E15 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A16 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

K10 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

C12 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

D8 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

B7 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A4 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A16 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

H2 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

K3 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

R8 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

G15 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

C10 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

K12 URXD1_USB_VMI No

L16 URTS1_XRXD No

F13 ADTRIG No

B16 P-URXD2 No

D14 P-URTS2 No

B12 RX_SSI_DATA TP403 Data From Yes


Abacus to
DSP

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8.4-10 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.4-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

C11 TX_SSI_CLK R259 1.536 MHz Yes

B10 RED_LED Q501, pin 3 Active High Yes

D10 GREEN_LED Q501, pin 5 Active High Yes

B11 TX_SSI_FSYNC R251 48 KHz Yes

J10 CODEC_TX TX MAKO to DSP Yes


Tx Audio Data

J15 CODEC_DCLK DCLK 512 KHz Yes

K16 CODEC_FSYNC SYNC 8 KHz Pulse Yes

D7 MISOA U801, pin 4 SPI A Data Yes


Out

D3 MISOB BMISO SPI B Data Yes


Out

E6 NOT USED No

F7 NOT USED No

D6 NOT USED No

C5 NOT USED No

A9 NOT USED No

B8 NOT USED No

B9 NOT USED No

A10 NOT USED No

G6 BT_DISABLE No

D13 NOT USED No

S15 BT_WAKE No

F11 RX_SSI_CLK SSI_CK Yes

B15 OPT_SEL2_OUT R666 Yes

J13 NOT USED Yes

J16 NOT USED Yes

J12 NOT USED Yes

H11 NOT USED Yes

A5 GROUND GROUND No

N6 GROUND GROUND No

P8 GROUND GROUND No

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.4-11

Table 8.4-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

P11 GROUND GROUND No

M11 GROUND GROUND No

L15 GROUND GROUND No

H16 GROUND GROUND No

F14 GROUND GROUND No

G14 GROUND GROUND No

E13 GROUND GROUND No

B13 GROUND GROUND No

K15 GROUND GROUND No

D9 GROUND GROUND No

C8 GROUND GROUND No

B5 GROUND GROUND No

C2 GROUND GROUND No

C1 GROUND GROUND No

H3 GROUND GROUND No

K15 GROUND GROUND No

T8 GROUND GROUND No

H15 GROUND GROUND No

C9 GROUND GROUND No

B6 ABACUS_CS* U401, pin 25 Active Low Yes

E2 UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS* C222 Active Low Yes

D2 NOT USED No

E3 MAKO_CE Active High No

E4 SCKB B_CLK SPI B Clock Yes

B1 NOT USED No

F4 NOT USED No

F5 SPI_MOSI_B BMOSI SPI B Data Yes


(VOCON)

C7 SPI_CLK_A SCKA SPI A Clock Yes

C6 MOSIA R802 SPI A Data Yes


(RF Devices)

G10 NOT USED No

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


8.4-12 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.4-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

G16 NOT USED No

J11 CODEC_RX R775 DSP to MAKO Yes


Rx Audio Data

A12 RX_SSI_FSYNC SSI_FS 20 KHz pulse Yes

A11 RX_SSI_CLK SSI_CK 1.2 MHz Yes

E9 TX_SSI_DATA U201, pin 4 Data From Yes


DSP to A/D

C15 BSY_OUT_CTS* No

F12 UTXD2 No

D15 NOT USED No

E14 BOOT_NORM* No

D16 RS232_USB* No

G12 UCTS1_USB_SPEED* No

K11 UTXD1_USB_VPO No

K14 USB_VMO No

K13 USB_TX_EN No

D5 8 KHZ_INT SYNC 8 KHz Pulse R406

H14 BL_EN J601, pin 43 Yes

K4 LV_DETECT D511, pin 1 3.0V Yes

F9 NOT USED No

J2 SC_FILT_EN FL200, pin 7 No

A6 16_8MHZ C726 16.8 MHz Yes

J7 GATED_32_KHZ U712, pin 4 32.768 KHz Yes

G13 NOT USED No

J1 MOD R634 Bootstrap Yes


mode > 2.7V

A13 NOT USED No

M6 NOT USED No

R1 NOT USED No

N3 NOT USED No

M5 NOT USED No

P2 NOT USED No

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.4-13

Table 8.4-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

P1 NOT USED No

N1 NOT USED No

M4 NOT USED No

M3 NOT USED No

M2 NOT USED No

M1 NOT USED No

L4 NOT USED No

L3 NOT USED No

L1 NOT USED No

L2 NOT USED No

K2 NOT USED No

T1 NOT USED No

R2 NOT USED No

T2 NOT USED No

K7 NOT USED No

N2 NOT USED No

L5 NOT USED No

L6 NOT USED No

C4 NOT USED No

L13 NOT USED No

D11 NOT USED No

E16 KVL_USB_DET* Active Low No

F15 16.8_MHZ_OUT 16out (TP) No

K5 NOT USED Yes

H8 NOT USED No

F16 RESET R808 Reset = 0V Yes

K6 USB_VPI No

H12 BL_FREQ No

H13 NOT USED No

E10 NOT USED No

F10 NOT USED No

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8.4-14 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.4-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

D12 TCK TCK ONCE/JTAG Yes

C13 TMS TMS ONCE/JTAG Yes

E11 TRST TRST ONCE/JTAG Yes

A14 TDO TDO ONCE/JTAG Yes

E12 TDI TDI ONCE/JTAG Yes

M16 NOT USED No

L14 NOT USED No

P15 NOT USED No

L11 NOT USED No

M14 NOT USED No

N16 NOT USED No

L12 NOT USED No

M12 CKO CKO Disabled Yes

N15 NOT USED No

M15 NOT USED No

R12 ADDRESS 0 J601, pin 7 Yes

T13 ADDRESS 1 No

M10 ADDRESS 2 No

T12 ADDRESS 3 No

P13 ADDRESS 4 No

M9 ADDRESS 5 No

P10 ADDRESS 6 No

P12 ADDRESS 7 No

N9 ADDRESS 8 No

R10 ADDRESS 9 No

P9 ADDRESS 10 No

L10 ADDRESS 11 No

T10 ADDRESS 12 No

R9 ADDRESS 13 No

L9 ADDRESS 14 No

K9 ADDRESS 15 No

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.4-15

Table 8.4-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

J9 ADDRESS 16 No

L8 ADDRESS 17 No

M8 ADDRESS 18 No

N8 ADDRESS 19 No

K8 ADDRESS 20 No

L7 ADDRESS 21 No

T7 ADDRESS 22 No

R7 ADDRESS 23 R814 Yes

R3 DATA 15 No

T3 DATA 14 No

N4 DATA 13 No

P4 DATA 12 No

R4 DATA 11 No

J8 DATA 10 No

T4 DATA 9 No

N5 DATA 8 No

P5 DATA 7 R644 Yes

R5 DATA 6 R643 Yes

T5 DATA 5 R642 Yes

R6 DATA 4 R641 Yes

T6 DATA 3 R640 Yes

M7 DATA 2 R639 Yes

N7 DATA 1 R638 Yes

P7 DATA 0 R637 Yes

N11 R_W No

T11 NOT USED No

R14 NOT USED No

N12 CS3* No

T14 CS2 No

R11 NOT USED No

R15 CS0 TP_CS0 Active Low Yes

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


8.4-16 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.4-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

P16 OE_EN No

M13 EB1_N No

R13 EBO_N No

N14 NOT USED No

T16 WAIT No

P14 NOT USED No

N13 ADV No

T15 B_CLK No

Table 8.4-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

A4 VREF GND 1.231 Yes

N3 UCM_SS UCM_SS 2.9 No

P9 ONE_WIRE_1 ONE_WIRE_OPT 2.9 Yes

A5 BBP_CLK TX_SSI_CLK 1.536MHz Yes

H4 VCM2 GND 1/2 B+ (3.75V) Yes

J1 EXT_MIC_M GND 3.3V Yes

J2 EXT_MIC_P EXT_MIC 3.3V Yes

J3 VCM1 GND 3.3V Yes

K1 INT_MIC_M GND 3.3V Yes

K2 INT_MIC_P INT_MIC 3.3V Yes

B5 BBP_SYNC TX_SSI_FSYNC 48KHz Yes

E7 VC_DCLK CODEC_DCLK 520Hz Yes

L10 VMES GND 5V Yes

L11 ATOD_2 EMERG 5V Yes

L2 MIC_BIAS EXT_MIC 5V Yes

L6 USB_CONNECT Q704 5V Yes

L8 ONE_WIRE_BATT BAT_STATUS 5V Yes

M10 TXDO_BDI_5V RS232_DO_USB+ 5V Yes

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.4-17

Table 8.4-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

M11 RTS_FILLSEN_5V RTS 5V Yes

M12 ADC_VREF GND 5V Yes

M13 ATOD_1 VOLUME 5V Yes

N12 RXDIN_5V RS232_DI_USB- 5V Yes

N13 SB96_BUS_BUSY SB9600_BUSY 5V Yes

N6 USB1_DP RS232_DI_USB- 5V Yes

N9 SB96_BDO_KF_5V LHDATA_KEYFAIL 5V Yes

P13 CTS_CABLE_DET_5V CTS 5V Yes

P7 USB1_DM RS232_DI_USB+ 5V Yes

D7 VC_FSYNC CODEC_FSYNC 8KHz Yes

F1 INT_SPKR_P INT_SPKR_POS B+(7.5V) Yes

F2 INT_SPKR_M INT_SPKR_NEG B+(7.5V) Yes

G1 EXT_SPKR_M EXT_SPKR_NEG B+(7.5V) Yes

G2 PA_IN_P VC_OUT_P B+(7.5V) Yes

G3 PA_IN_M VC_OUT_N B+(7.5V) Yes

H1 EXT_SPKR_P EXT_SPKR_POS B+(7.5V) Yes

H2 VC_OUT_M PA_IN_N B+(7.5V) Yes

H3 VC_OUT_P PA_IN_P B+(7.5V) Yes

A3 TEST GND GND No

C4 SCAN_EN GND GND No

E8 VFUSE GND GND No

B11 AD_TRIG ADTRIG NA No

B6 SPI_DI SPI_MOSIB NA No

C6 SPI_DO SPI_MISOB NA No

A11 TX_RX NC NC No

B12 OPTION_INTX NC NC No

B7 VC_TX NC NC No

C10 USB_INTX NC NC No

C11 OPT_GPIO1 NC NC No

D11 OPT_GPIO3 NC NC No

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8.4-18 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.4-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

F10 OPT_GPIO0 NC NC No

G10 OPT_GPIO2 NC NC No

J5 TXDO_BDI_UP_3V NC NC No

K12 ATOD_7 NC NC No

K13 ATOD_8 NC NC No

K6 TXDO_BDI_ENC_3V NC NC No

K7 OPTA_SEL1 NC NC No

K8 OPTB_SEL1 NC NC No

L3 FE_TUNE1 NC NC No

M14 ATOD_3 NC NC No

M2 FE_TUNE2 NC NC No

M3 RTS_FILLSEN_3V NC NC No

M8 ONE_WIRE_2 NC NC No

M9 OPTA_SEL2 NC NC No

N1 PWR_CTRL NC NC No

N10 OPTA_SEL3 NC NC No

N11 OPTB_SEL3 NC NC No

N2 RXDIN_ENC_3V NC NC No

N7 USB2_DP NC NC No

N8 SB96D_BDO_KF_3V NC NC No

P10 OPTA_SEL0 NC NC No

P11 OPTB_SEL0 NC NC No

P12 OPTB_SEL2 NC NC No

P2 RXDIN_3V NC NC No

P8 USB2_DN NC NC No

E1 PA_BPLUS SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

E3 BPLUS BPLUS UNSW_B+(7.5V) No

A7 VC_RX CODEC_RX V1.55(1.6V) Yes

A6 LOGIC_VDD V2.9 V2.9 No

A8 RS232_USB_X RS232_USB_X V2.9 Yes

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.4-19

Table 8.4-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

K11 ATOD_6 V2.9 V2.9 Yes

L13 ATOD_5 V2.9 V2.9 Yes

L5 APCO V2.9 V2.9 Yes

M4 VC_TX3V CODEC_TX V2.9 Yes

N14 ATOD_0 V2.9 V2.9 No

L12 ATOD_4 BAT_STATUS VCC5(5V) Yes

A10 UART2_RXD_OD SB96D_BDO_KF_3V/ VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes


V2.9/URXD3

A9 USB2_OE_RCV_RTS URTS1_XRXD VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B10 CTS_X UCTS_USB_SPEED VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B8 USB1_OE USB_TXENAB VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B9 USB2_DAT_VP USB_VPI VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C12 BUSY_IN URTS2 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C7 BOOT_NORM_X BOOT_NORM_X VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C8 USB1_DAT_TXD TXD1_USB_VPO VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C9 USB2_SE0_VM_RXD URXD1_USB_VMI VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D10 CABLE_DET_3V KVL_USB_DET VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D6 SPI_CS MAKO_CE VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D8 USB1_SE0 USB_VMO VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E11 BUSY_OUT UCTS2 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E6 SPI_CLK SCKB VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E9 UART2_TXD UTXD2 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

L7 ONE_WIRE_UP ONE_WIRE_UP/V2.9 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

POWER MANAGE-
MENT BLOCK

B2 BAT_TYPE GND 0–5V Yes

D2 BAT_3V6 GND 0–5V Yes

D3 REG_3V6 GND 0–5V Yes

G4 HV_BG GND 1.2V Yes

M1 TXCO_IN 16_8MHz 16.8MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

J13 SW2_VOUT GND 2.3V Yes

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8.4-20 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.4-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

J14 SW2_LX GND 2.3V Yes

A2 PGLD03 VSAVE 2.5V Yes

C2 VSAVE VSAVE 2.5V Yes

E4 MECH_SW SW_B+ 2.5V Yes

N5 V04_O GND 2.775V Yes

P6 V07_O GND 2.8V Yes

A12 XOUT XTAL FREQ 24.576MHz (3.3V) Yes

A13 XIN XTAL FREQ 24.576MHz (3.3V) Yes

L1 V09_O GND 3.3V Yes

M6 V10_O GND 3.3V Yes

B1 XTAL32_OUT 32.768KHz 32.768MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

C1 XTAL32_IN 32.768KHz 32.768MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

F5 GATED_32K_CLK MAKO_32KHZ 32KHZ(VDD) Yes

K4 V08_O VCC5 SUPPLY 5V Yes

E2 FET_ENX VPP_EN/UNSW_B+/ B+(7.5V) Yes


SW_B+

F14 SW1_PHASE VSW1 B+(7.5V) Yes

F3 BAT_RTC GND B+(7.5V) Yes

B3 SW_TYPE GND GND No

C3 PGLDO2 GND GND No

D14 GND7 GND GND No

D4 TCXO_SEL_16_24 GND GND No

D9 GND9 GND GND No

G5 GND4 GND GND No

H14 SW1_GND Q502 GND No

H5 GND8 GND GND No

J4 GND3 GND GND No

K9 GND5 GND GND No

L14 SW2_GND GND GND No

L4 GND6 GND GND No

L9 V10_GND GND GND No

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700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.4-21

Table 8.4-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

M7 GND2 GND GND No

P5 GND1 GND GND No

B13 VBUS_SUPPLY NC NC No

B4 IGN_X NC NC No

C13 VBUS2_CMD NC NC No

C14 VBUS1_CMD NC NC No

D12 VBUS2 NC NC No

D13 SW5_VDD NC NC No

E12 VBUS1_SENS NC NC No

E13 SW5_SUMCOMP NC NC No

E14 SW5_VSENSE NC NC No

F11 VBUS2_SENS NC NC No

F12 SW5_VOUT NC NC No

F13 SW5_VDDHV NC NC No

F4 EMERG_PB NC NC No

G11 SW5_PHASE NC NC No

H10 VBUS1 NC NC No

H13 SW1_DH NC NC No

J11 SW1_VSEN_BST NC NC No

NC1 NC1 NC NC No

NC2 NC2 NC NC No

NC3 NC3 NC NC No

NC4 NC4 NC NC No

NC5 NC5 NC NC No

NC6 NC6 NC NC No

G12 SW1_VDDHV SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

H11 SW1_VSEN_BUK SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

K3 V08_I SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

D1 BAT_7V5 UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+(7.5V) Yes

P4 V03_O V1.55 V1.55(1.6V) Yes

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8.4-22 700/800 MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.4-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

N4 V02_O V1.875 V1.875 Yes

P3 V06_O V2.9 V2.9 Yes

C5 RESETX MAKO RESET VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D5 INT_X MAKO_INT_X VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

G13 SW1_VDD Q702 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

G14 SW1_SUMCOMP_DL Q702 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

H12 SW1_VOUT VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) No

J10 V10_I VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

J12 SW2_VCC VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

K14 SW2_VCCS VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


Chapter 8.5 900MHz Troubleshooting Tables

8.5.1 Introduction
This chapter contains troubleshooting tables necessary to isolate a problem to the component level.
Use these tables in conjunction with Chapter 4.5, 900 MHz Detailed Theories of Operation
(page 4.5-1), Chapter 5, Troubleshooting Procedures (page 5-1), Chapter 6.5, 900 MHz
Troubleshooting Charts (page 6.5-1), and Chapter 7.5, Troubleshooting Waveforms (page 7.5-1).
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500I Digital Portable
Radios Basic Service Manual (Motorola part number 6816984H01), which uses the pass/fail service
approach to radio problems.
A blank entry in the “To/From” column of J601 indicates the signal is accessible only at J601.

8.5.2 Tables

Table 8.5-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601)

J601
Description To/From
Pin Number

1 V1.875 L703

2 V2.9 L704

3 UNSW_B+ R701

4 SW_B+ R708

5 HOST_WAKE

6 WAKEUP

7 REGISTER_SEL

8 DISPLAY_SEL

9 SCKB R620

10 SPI_MOSI_B R621

11 SPI_MISO_B R622

12 SSI_CLK R616

13 SSI_FSYNC R617

14 CODEC_TX R625

15 CODEC_RX R626

16 KEYPAD_ROW0

17 KEYPAD_ROW1

18 KEYPAD_ROW2
8.5-2 900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.5-1. Main Board to Keypad Board Flex Assembly (J601) (Continued)

J601
Description To/From
Pin Number

19 KEYPAD_ROW3

20 KEYPAD_ROW4

21 KEYPAD_ROW5

22 KEYPAD_ROW6

23 KEYPAD_COL0

24 KEYPAD_COL1

25 KEYPAD_COL2

26 DO R637

27 D1 R638

28 D2 R639

29 D3 R640

30 D4 R641

31 D5 R642

32 D6 R643

33 D7 R644

34 KEYFAIL

35 CKIH C726

36 BOOT* C726

37 TEST_TAMPER

38 DISPLAY_RESET R647

39 UCM_SPARE1

40 ENC_RXD (BT_RX)

41 ENC_TXD (BT_TX)

42 ENC_RESET

43 BL_EN

44 UCM_SPARE2

45 GROUND

46 GROUND

47 GROUND

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900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.5-3

Table 8.5-2. Main Board to Universal (Side) Connector Flex Assembly (J650)

Side
J650
Description To/From Connector
Pin Number
Number

1 GND GND (TP) 8

2 INT_SPKR+ C654

3 INT_SPKR- C653

4 OPT_SEL1 R608 1

5 EXT_SPKR+ EXTSP+ (TP) 2

6 EXT_MIC EXTMIC (TP) 3

7 OPT_B+_VPP VPP (TP) 4

8 OPT_SEL2 R666 5

9 SPKR_COM EXT_SP (TP) 6

10 RTS_USB_PWR RTS1 (TP) 7

11 GND GND(TP) 8

12 LH_BUSY BUSY (TP) 9

13 CTS CTS1 (TP) 10

14 RS232_TX_USB+ USB_D+ (TP) 11

15 RS232_RX_USB- USB_D- (TP) 12

16 LH_DATA_KEYFAIL BUS (TP) 13

17 NOT USED

18 INT_MIC L652

19 GND GND (TP) 8

20 GND GND(TP) 8

Table 8.5-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout

U402 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

B4 BURSTCLK No

E7 CS0 TP_CS0 Active Low Yes

F8 EN_OE No

C5 EN_WE No

D6 WRITE PROTECT No

C4 ADV ADV Yes

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


8.5-4 900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.5-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout (Continued)

U402 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

B5 RESET CR800, pin 2 1.875V Yes

E8 ADDRESS 1 No

D8 ADDRESS 2 No

C8 ADDRESS 3 No

B8 ADDRESS 4 No

A8 ADDRESS 5 No

B7 ADDRESS 6 No

A7 ADDRESS 7 No

C7 ADDRESS 8 No

A2 ADDRESS 9 No

B2 ADDRESS 10 No

C2 ADDRESS 11 No

A1 ADDRESS 12 No

B1 ADDRESS 13 No

C1 ADDRESS 14 No

D2 ADDRESS 15 No

D1 ADDRESS 16 No

D4 ADDRESS 17 No

B6 ADDRESS 18 No

A6 ADDRESS 19 No

C6 ADDRESS 20 No

B3 ADDRESS 21 No

C3 ADDRESS 22 No

D7 ADDRESS 23 R814 Yes

A3 GROUND No

F1 GROUND No

G2 GROUND No

G8 GROUND No

E2 DATA 15 No

F2 DATA 14 No

F3 DATA 13 No

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.5-5

Table 8.5-3. FLASH (U803) Pinout (Continued)

U402 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

D5 DATA 12 No

F4 DATA 11 No

F5 DATA 10 No

F6 DATA 9 No

G7 DATA 8 No

G1 DATA 7 No

E3 DATA 6 No

G3 DATA 5 No

E4 DATA 4 No

G5 DATA 3 No

E5 DATA 2 No

E6 DATA 1 No

F7 DATA 0 No

A5 VPP CR801, pin 2 1.875V Yes

G6 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

E1 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

G4 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

A4 V1.875 C850 1.875V Yes

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8.5-6 900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.5-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout

Accessible
U403 Pin
Description To/From Comment on Main
Number
Board?

A2 EN_OE No

G5 R_W Yes

A1 Byte Low No
Enable

B2 Byte High No
Enable

B5 CS2 No

A6 CE2 No

A3 ADDRESS 1 No

A4 ADDRESS 2 No

A5 ADDRESS 3 No

B3 ADDRESS 4 No

B4 ADDRESS 5 No

C3 ADDRESS 6 No

C4 ADDRESS 7 No

D4 ADDRESS 8 No

H2 ADDRESS 9 No

H3 ADDRESS 10 No

H4 ADDRESS 11 No

H5 ADDRESS 12 No

G3 ADDRESS 13 No

G4 ADDRESS 14 No

F3 ADDRESS 15 No

F4 ADDRESS 16 No

E4 ADDRESS 17 No

D3 ADDRESS 18 No

H1 ADDRESS 19 No

D1 GROUND No

E6 GROUND No

E3 GROUND No

H6 NOT USED No

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.5-7

Table 8.5-4. SRAM (U804) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
U403 Pin
Description To/From Comment on Main
Number
Board?

G2 NOT USED No

G1 DATA 15 No

F1 DATA 14 No

F2 DATA 13 No

E2 DATA 12 No

D2 DATA 11 No

C2 DATA 10 No

C1 DATA 9 No

B1 DATA 8 No

G6 DATA 7 R644 Yes

F6 DATA 6 R643 Yes

F5 DATA 5 R642 Yes

E5 DATA 4 R641 Yes

D5 DATA 3 R640 Yes

C6 DATA 2 R639 Yes

C5 DATA 1 R638 Yes

B6 DATA 0 R637 Yes

D6 VSW2 C818 1.875V Yes

E1 VSW2 C818 1.875V Yes

Table 8.5-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

H10 NOT USED Yes

J14 NOT USED Yes

C14 NOT USED Yes

B14 V2.9 No

F6 ONE-WIRE_UP Yes

E5 32K_SEL U712, pin 6 Active Low Yes

J6 INT_PTT R507 Active Low Yes

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


8.5-8 900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.5-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

J5 MAKO_INT* MAKO_INT Yes


(Test Point)

J4 OPT_SEL1 U201 pin 1 Yes

J3 NOT USED No

C16 CODEC_FSYNC SYNC 8 KHz Pulse Yes

G11 OPT_SEL2_IN U601 pin 1 Yes

F1 KEYPAD_ROW0 J601, pin 16 Yes

H4 KEYPAD_ROW1 J601, pin 17 Yes

H6 KEYPAD_ROW2 J601, pin 18 Yes

G2 KEYPAD_ROW3 J601, pin 19 Yes

G11 KEYPAD_ROW4 J601, pin 20 Yes

G7 KEYPAD_ROW5 J601, pin 21 Yes

H7 KEYPAD_ROW6 J601, pin22 Yes

H1 UCM_SPARE1 J601, pin 39 Yes

D1 KEYPAD_COL0 J601, pin 23 Yes

G5 KEYPAD_COL1 J601, pin 24 Yes

F3 KEYPAD_COL2 J601, pin 25 Yes

G4 ENC_RESET J601, pin 42 Yes

F2 BOOT* No

E1 WAKEUP J601, pin 6 Yes

H6 SPARE2_ENC J601, pin 44 Yes

G3 NOT USED No

E7 NOT USED No

A8 HAB_MOD No

F8 MISOA_SEL Q801, pin 1 Data Line Yes

E8 SB3 R510 Yes

G8 SB2 R509 Yes

C3 SB1 R508 Yes

D4 LOCK_DET C123 Active Low Yes

A2 NOT USED No

B2 RTA3 VR596, pin 2 Yes

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.5-9

Table 8.5-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

A3 RTA2 VR593, pin 2 Yes

B3 RTA1 VR595, pin 1 Yes

B4 RTA0 VR594, pin 2 Yes

A7 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

P3 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

P6 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

T9 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

N10 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

R16 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

H9 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

G9 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

E15 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A16 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

K10 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

C12 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

D8 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

B7 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A4 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

A16 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

H2 V2.9 E800 3.0V Yes

K3 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

R8 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

G15 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

C10 V1.875 E801 1.875V Yes

K12 URXD1_USB_VMI No

L16 URTS1_XRXD No

F13 ADTRIG No

B16 P-URXD2 No

D14 P-URTS2 No

B12 RX_SSI_DATA TP403 Data From Yes


Abacus to
DSP

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


8.5-10 900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.5-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

C11 TX_SSI_CLK R259 1.536 MHz Yes

B10 RED_LED Q501, pin 3 Active High Yes

D10 GREEN_LED Q501, pin 5 Active High Yes

B11 TX_SSI_FSYNC R251 48 KHz Yes

J10 CODEC_TX TX MAKO to DSP Yes


Tx Audio Data

J15 CODEC_DCLK DCLK 512 KHz Yes

K16 CODEC_FSYNC SYNC 8 KHz Pulse Yes

D7 MISOA U801, pin 4 SPI A Data Yes


Out

D3 MISOB BMISO SPI B Data Yes


Out

E6 NOT USED No

F7 NOT USED No

D6 NOT USED No

C5 NOT USED No

A9 NOT USED No

B8 NOT USED No

B9 NOT USED No

A10 NOT USED No

G6 BT_DISABLE No

D13 NOT USED No

S15 BT_WAKE No

F11 RX_SSI_CLK SSI_CK Yes

B15 OPT_SEL2_OUT R666 Yes

J13 NOT USED Yes

J16 NOT USED Yes

J12 NOT USED Yes

H11 NOT USED Yes

A5 GROUND GROUND No

N6 GROUND GROUND No

P8 GROUND GROUND No

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.5-11

Table 8.5-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

P11 GROUND GROUND No

M11 GROUND GROUND No

L15 GROUND GROUND No

H16 GROUND GROUND No

F14 GROUND GROUND No

G14 GROUND GROUND No

E13 GROUND GROUND No

B13 GROUND GROUND No

K15 GROUND GROUND No

D9 GROUND GROUND No

C8 GROUND GROUND No

B5 GROUND GROUND No

C2 GROUND GROUND No

C1 GROUND GROUND No

H3 GROUND GROUND No

K15 GROUND GROUND No

T8 GROUND GROUND No

H15 GROUND GROUND No

C9 GROUND GROUND No

B6 ABACUS_CS* U401, pin 25 Active Low Yes

E2 UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS* C222 Active Low Yes

D2 NOT USED No

E3 MAKO_CE Active High No

E4 SCKB B_CLK SPI B Clock Yes

B1 NOT USED No

F4 NOT USED No

F5 SPI_MOSI_B BMOSI SPI B Data Yes


(VOCON)

C7 SPI_CLK_A SCKA SPI A Clock Yes

C6 MOSIA R802 SPI A Data Yes


(RF Devices)

G10 NOT USED No

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


8.5-12 900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.5-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

G16 NOT USED No

J11 CODEC_RX R775 DSP to MAKO Yes


Rx Audio Data

A12 RX_SSI_FSYNC SSI_FS 20 KHz pulse Yes

A11 RX_SSI_CLK SSI_CK 1.2 MHz Yes

E9 TX_SSI_DATA U201, pin 4 Data From Yes


DSP to A/D

C15 BSY_OUT_CTS* No

F12 UTXD2 No

D15 NOT USED No

E14 BOOT_NORM* No

D16 RS232_USB* No

G12 UCTS1_USB_SPEED* No

K11 UTXD1_USB_VPO No

K14 USB_VMO No

K13 USB_TX_EN No

D5 8 KHZ_INT SYNC 8 KHz Pulse R406

H14 BL_EN J601, pin 43 Yes

K4 LV_DETECT D511, pin 1 3.0V Yes

F9 NOT USED No

J2 SC_FILT_EN FL200, pin 7 No

A6 16_8MHZ C726 16.8 MHz Yes

J7 GATED_32_KHZ U712, pin 4 32.768 KHz Yes

G13 NOT USED No

J1 MOD R634 Bootstrap Yes


mode > 2.7V

A13 NOT USED No

M6 NOT USED No

R1 NOT USED No

N3 NOT USED No

M5 NOT USED No

P2 NOT USED No

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.5-13

Table 8.5-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

P1 NOT USED No

N1 NOT USED No

M4 NOT USED No

M3 NOT USED No

M2 NOT USED No

M1 NOT USED No

L4 NOT USED No

L3 NOT USED No

L1 NOT USED No

L2 NOT USED No

K2 NOT USED No

T1 NOT USED No

R2 NOT USED No

T2 NOT USED No

K7 NOT USED No

N2 NOT USED No

L5 NOT USED No

L6 NOT USED No

C4 NOT USED No

L13 NOT USED No

D11 NOT USED No

E16 KVL_USB_DET* Active Low No

F15 16.8_MHZ_OUT 16out (TP) No

K5 NOT USED Yes

H8 NOT USED No

F16 RESET R808 Reset = 0V Yes

K6 USB_VPI No

H12 BL_FREQ No

H13 NOT USED No

E10 NOT USED No

F10 NOT USED No

6816985H01-F February 14, 2012


8.5-14 900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.5-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

D12 TCK TCK ONCE/JTAG Yes

C13 TMS TMS ONCE/JTAG Yes

E11 TRST TRST ONCE/JTAG Yes

A14 TDO TDO ONCE/JTAG Yes

E12 TDI TDI ONCE/JTAG Yes

M16 NOT USED No

L14 NOT USED No

P15 NOT USED No

L11 NOT USED No

M14 NOT USED No

N16 NOT USED No

L12 NOT USED No

M12 CKO CKO Disabled Yes

N15 NOT USED No

M15 NOT USED No

R12 ADDRESS 0 J601, pin 7 Yes

T13 ADDRESS 1 No

M10 ADDRESS 2 No

T12 ADDRESS 3 No

P13 ADDRESS 4 No

M9 ADDRESS 5 No

P10 ADDRESS 6 No

P12 ADDRESS 7 No

N9 ADDRESS 8 No

R10 ADDRESS 9 No

P9 ADDRESS 10 No

L10 ADDRESS 11 No

T10 ADDRESS 12 No

R9 ADDRESS 13 No

L9 ADDRESS 14 No

K9 ADDRESS 15 No

February 14, 2012 6816985H01-F


900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.5-15

Table 8.5-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

J9 ADDRESS 16 No

L8 ADDRESS 17 No

M8 ADDRESS 18 No

N8 ADDRESS 19 No

K8 ADDRESS 20 No

L7 ADDRESS 21 No

T7 ADDRESS 22 No

R7 ADDRESS 23 R814 Yes

R3 DATA 15 No

T3 DATA 14 No

N4 DATA 13 No

P4 DATA 12 No

R4 DATA 11 No

J8 DATA 10 No

T4 DATA 9 No

N5 DATA 8 No

P5 DATA 7 R644 Yes

R5 DATA 6 R643 Yes

T5 DATA 5 R642 Yes

R6 DATA 4 R641 Yes

T6 DATA 3 R640 Yes

M7 DATA 2 R639 Yes

N7 DATA 1 R638 Yes

P7 DATA 0 R637 Yes

N11 R_W No

T11 NOT USED No

R14 NOT USED No

N12 CS3* No

T14 CS2 No

R11 NOT USED No

R15 CS0 TP_CS0 Active Low Yes

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8.5-16 900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.5-5. Patriot MCU/DSP (U800) Pinout (Continued)

U401 Accessible on
Description To/From Comment
Pin Number Main Board?

P16 OE_EN No

M13 EB1_N No

R13 EBO_N No

N14 NOT USED No

T16 WAIT No

P14 NOT USED No

N13 ADV No

T15 B_CLK No

Table 8.5-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

A4 VREF GND 1.231 Yes

N3 UCM_SS UCM_SS 2.9 No

P9 ONE_WIRE_1 ONE_WIRE_OPT 2.9 Yes

A5 BBP_CLK TX_SSI_CLK 1.536MHz Yes

H4 VCM2 GND 1/2 B+ (3.75V) Yes

J1 EXT_MIC_M GND 3.3V Yes

J2 EXT_MIC_P EXT_MIC 3.3V Yes

J3 VCM1 GND 3.3V Yes

K1 INT_MIC_M GND 3.3V Yes

K2 INT_MIC_P INT_MIC 3.3V Yes

B5 BBP_SYNC TX_SSI_FSYNC 48KHz Yes

E7 VC_DCLK CODEC_DCLK 520Hz Yes

L10 VMES GND 5V Yes

L11 ATOD_2 EMERG 5V Yes

L2 MIC_BIAS EXT_MIC 5V Yes

L6 USB_CONNECT Q704 5V Yes

L8 ONE_WIRE_BATT BAT_STATUS 5V Yes

M10 TXDO_BDI_5V RS232_DO_USB+ 5V Yes

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900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.5-17

Table 8.5-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

M11 RTS_FILLSEN_5V RTS 5V Yes

M12 ADC_VREF GND 5V Yes

M13 ATOD_1 VOLUME 5V Yes

N12 RXDIN_5V RS232_DI_USB- 5V Yes

N13 SB96_BUS_BUSY SB9600_BUSY 5V Yes

N6 USB1_DP RS232_DI_USB- 5V Yes

N9 SB96_BDO_KF_5V LHDATA_KEYFAIL 5V Yes

P13 CTS_CABLE_DET_5V CTS 5V Yes

P7 USB1_DM RS232_DI_USB+ 5V Yes

D7 VC_FSYNC CODEC_FSYNC 8KHz Yes

F1 INT_SPKR_P INT_SPKR_POS B+(7.5V) Yes

F2 INT_SPKR_M INT_SPKR_NEG B+(7.5V) Yes

G1 EXT_SPKR_M EXT_SPKR_NEG B+(7.5V) Yes

G2 PA_IN_P VC_OUT_P B+(7.5V) Yes

G3 PA_IN_M VC_OUT_N B+(7.5V) Yes

H1 EXT_SPKR_P EXT_SPKR_POS B+(7.5V) Yes

H2 VC_OUT_M PA_IN_N B+(7.5V) Yes

H3 VC_OUT_P PA_IN_P B+(7.5V) Yes

A3 TEST GND GND No

C4 SCAN_EN GND GND No

E8 VFUSE GND GND No

B11 AD_TRIG ADTRIG NA No

B6 SPI_DI SPI_MOSIB NA No

C6 SPI_DO SPI_MISOB NA No

A11 TX_RX NC NC No

B12 OPTION_INTX NC NC No

B7 VC_TX NC NC No

C10 USB_INTX NC NC No

C11 OPT_GPIO1 NC NC No

D11 OPT_GPIO3 NC NC No

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8.5-18 900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.5-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

F10 OPT_GPIO0 NC NC No

G10 OPT_GPIO2 NC NC No

J5 TXDO_BDI_UP_3V NC NC No

K12 ATOD_7 NC NC No

K13 ATOD_8 NC NC No

K6 TXDO_BDI_ENC_3V NC NC No

K7 OPTA_SEL1 NC NC No

K8 OPTB_SEL1 NC NC No

L3 FE_TUNE1 NC NC No

M14 ATOD_3 NC NC No

M2 FE_TUNE2 NC NC No

M3 RTS_FILLSEN_3V NC NC No

M8 ONE_WIRE_2 NC NC No

M9 OPTA_SEL2 NC NC No

N1 PWR_CTRL NC NC No

N10 OPTA_SEL3 NC NC No

N11 OPTB_SEL3 NC NC No

N2 RXDIN_ENC_3V NC NC No

N7 USB2_DP NC NC No

N8 SB96D_BDO_KF_3V NC NC No

P10 OPTA_SEL0 NC NC No

P11 OPTB_SEL0 NC NC No

P12 OPTB_SEL2 NC NC No

P2 RXDIN_3V NC NC No

P8 USB2_DN NC NC No

E1 PA_BPLUS SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

E3 BPLUS BPLUS UNSW_B+(7.5V) No

A7 VC_RX CODEC_RX V1.55(1.6V) Yes

A6 LOGIC_VDD V2.9 V2.9 No

A8 RS232_USB_X RS232_USB_X V2.9 Yes

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900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.5-19

Table 8.5-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

K11 ATOD_6 V2.9 V2.9 Yes

L13 ATOD_5 V2.9 V2.9 Yes

L5 APCO V2.9 V2.9 Yes

M4 VC_TX3V CODEC_TX V2.9 Yes

N14 ATOD_0 V2.9 V2.9 No

L12 ATOD_4 BAT_STATUS VCC5(5V) Yes

A10 UART2_RXD_OD SB96D_BDO_KF_3V/ VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes


V2.9/URXD3

A9 USB2_OE_RCV_RTS URTS1_XRXD VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B10 CTS_X UCTS_USB_SPEED VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B8 USB1_OE USB_TXENAB VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

B9 USB2_DAT_VP USB_VPI VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C12 BUSY_IN URTS2 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C7 BOOT_NORM_X BOOT_NORM_X VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C8 USB1_DAT_TXD TXD1_USB_VPO VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

C9 USB2_SE0_VM_RXD URXD1_USB_VMI VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D10 CABLE_DET_3V KVL_USB_DET VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D6 SPI_CS MAKO_CE VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D8 USB1_SE0 USB_VMO VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E11 BUSY_OUT UCTS2 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E6 SPI_CLK SCKB VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

E9 UART2_TXD UTXD2 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

L7 ONE_WIRE_UP ONE_WIRE_UP/V2.9 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

POWER MANAGE-
MENT BLOCK

B2 BAT_TYPE GND 0–5V Yes

D2 BAT_3V6 GND 0–5V Yes

D3 REG_3V6 GND 0–5V Yes

G4 HV_BG GND 1.2V Yes

M1 TXCO_IN 16_8MHz 16.8MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

J13 SW2_VOUT GND 2.3V Yes

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8.5-20 900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.5-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

J14 SW2_LX GND 2.3V Yes

A2 PGLD03 VSAVE 2.5V Yes

C2 VSAVE VSAVE 2.5V Yes

E4 MECH_SW SW_B+ 2.5V Yes

N5 V04_O GND 2.775V Yes

P6 V07_O GND 2.8V Yes

A12 XOUT XTAL FREQ 24.576MHz (3.3V) Yes

A13 XIN XTAL FREQ 24.576MHz (3.3V) Yes

L1 V09_O GND 3.3V Yes

M6 V10_O GND 3.3V Yes

B1 XTAL32_OUT 32.768KHz 32.768MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

C1 XTAL32_IN 32.768KHz 32.768MHz (2.5–3.3V) Yes

F5 GATED_32K_CLK MAKO_32KHZ 32KHZ(VDD) Yes

K4 V08_O VCC5 SUPPLY 5V Yes

E2 FET_ENX VPP_EN/UNSW_B+/ B+(7.5V) Yes


SW_B+

F14 SW1_PHASE VSW1 B+(7.5V) Yes

F3 BAT_RTC GND B+(7.5V) Yes

B3 SW_TYPE GND GND No

C3 PGLDO2 GND GND No

D14 GND7 GND GND No

D4 TCXO_SEL_16_24 GND GND No

D9 GND9 GND GND No

G5 GND4 GND GND No

H14 SW1_GND Q502 GND No

H5 GND8 GND GND No

J4 GND3 GND GND No

K9 GND5 GND GND No

L14 SW2_GND GND GND No

L4 GND6 GND GND No

L9 V10_GND GND GND No

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900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables 8.5-21

Table 8.5-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

M7 GND2 GND GND No

P5 GND1 GND GND No

B13 VBUS_SUPPLY NC NC No

B4 IGN_X NC NC No

C13 VBUS2_CMD NC NC No

C14 VBUS1_CMD NC NC No

D12 VBUS2 NC NC No

D13 SW5_VDD NC NC No

E12 VBUS1_SENS NC NC No

E13 SW5_SUMCOMP NC NC No

E14 SW5_VSENSE NC NC No

F11 VBUS2_SENS NC NC No

F12 SW5_VOUT NC NC No

F13 SW5_VDDHV NC NC No

F4 EMERG_PB NC NC No

G11 SW5_PHASE NC NC No

H10 VBUS1 NC NC No

H13 SW1_DH NC NC No

J11 SW1_VSEN_BST NC NC No

NC1 NC1 NC NC No

NC2 NC2 NC NC No

NC3 NC3 NC NC No

NC4 NC4 NC NC No

NC5 NC5 NC NC No

NC6 NC6 NC NC No

G12 SW1_VDDHV SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

H11 SW1_VSEN_BUK SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

K3 V08_I SW_B+ SW_B+(7.5V) Yes

D1 BAT_7V5 UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+(7.5V) Yes

P4 V03_O V1.55 V1.55(1.6V) Yes

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8.5-22 900MHz Troubleshooting Tables: Tables

Table 8.5-6. MAKO (U701) Pinout (Continued)

Accessible
Pin Ref U701 Pin Name To/From Comment on Main
Number Board?

N4 V02_O V1.875 V1.875 Yes

P3 V06_O V2.9 V2.9 Yes

C5 RESETX MAKO RESET VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

D5 INT_X MAKO_INT_X VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

G13 SW1_VDD Q702 VDD(1.65–3.6V) Yes

G14 SW1_SUMCOMP_DL Q702 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

H12 SW1_VOUT VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) No

J10 V10_I VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

J12 SW2_VCC VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

K14 SW2_VCCS VSW1 VSW1 (3.6V) Yes

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VHF Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists 9.1-1

Chapter 9.1 VHF Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

9.1.1 Introduction Table 9.1-1. VHF Schematics, Board Overlays and Parts Lists (Continued)

This chapter contains the schematics, board layouts, and parts lists for the Schematic/Board Layout Page No.
XTS 2500/2500I/2250/1500/2000 and ATS 3000 radios. Use them in PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Transmitter 9.1-24
conjunction with the theory of operation and the troubleshooting procedures, Schematic
charts, and waveforms to isolate a problem to the component level. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4264B RF Controls Schematic 9.1-25

Table 9.1-1. VHF Schematics, Board Overlays and Parts Lists PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264E RF Controls Schematic 9.1-26
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Main Circuit 9.1-27
Schematic/Board Layout Page No. Board Component Location Detail – Side 1
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Main Circuit 9.1-28
Radio Interconnect Block Diagram 9.1-2
Board Component Location Detail – Side 2
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Top Level 9.1-3
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMUD2887A/ PMUD2888A/ PMUD2886A/ 9.1-29
Schematic
PMUD2885A/ PMUD3199A/ PMUD3183A/ PMUD3200A/ PMUD3184A
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Controller 9.1-4 Main Circuit Board Electrical Parts List
Interface Schematic PMLD4264B/ PMUD2887A/ PMUD2888A/ PMUD2886A/ PMUD2885A/ 9.1-39
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Interface and 9.1-5 PMUD3199A/ PMUD3183A/ PMUD3200A/ PMUD3184A Main Circuit
Accessories Schematic Board Electrical Parts List
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Side Connector 9.1-6 PMLD4264E Main Circuit Board Electrical Parts List 9.1-49
Schematic
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Controller 9.1-7
Schematic
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Patriot Bravo 9.1-8
(U800) Schematic
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E MAKO DC and 9.1-9
Audio Schematic – Sheet 1 of 2
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E MAKO DC and 9.1-10
Audio Schematic – Sheet 2 of 2
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Memory 9.1-11
Schematic
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Frequency 9.1-12
Generation Unit (FGU) and Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) Schematic
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4264B Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic 9.1-13
– Sheet 1 of 3
PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264E Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic 9.1-14
– Sheet 1 of 3
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Frequency 9.1-15
Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 2 of 3
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Frequency 9.1-16
Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 3 of 3
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E/ PMUD2887A/ 9.1-17
PMUD2888A/ PMUD2886A/ PMUD2885A/ PMUD3199A/ PMUD3183A/
PMUD3200A/ PMUD3184A Receiver Front End and DC Schematic
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver Front 9.1-18
End Schematic
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver 9.1-19
Schematic – Sheet 1 of 4
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver 9.1-20
Schematic – Sheet 2 of 4
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver 9.1-21
Schematic – Sheet 3 of 4
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver 9.1-22
Schematic (Regulators) – Sheet 4 of 4
PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E RF Schematic 9.1-23

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9.1-2 VHF Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

Internal Mic Bias INT_MIC_P MAKO IC U701


R751, R753,
C751,
C753, C755
Pre-amp Amp G2
CODEC
G1 Gain Gain = -30
A/D 16-Bit
MUX = 15 dB to 0 dB

External Mic Bias HPF = 200 Hz


R750, R752, EXT_MIC_P & LPF = 3.4
C750, C752 kHz cutoff
C754

MAKO_CS CODEC_TX
SPI_MISOB 4 CODEC_FSYNC
SPI_MOSIB CODEC_DCLK
SCKB
Patriot Patriot RF D/A
SPIB SAP / BBP U201 TX TX Driver Power
3 Reference VCOBIC Buffer Amplifier Module
Oscillator U250 Q216 U101 Q101
TX_SSI_FSYNC Directional
TX_SSI_CLK Coupler
TX_DATA U106
Loop VCO
EPIC
Filter
Y200 RF Power
FracN
U201 Detector Antenna
D103 Switch
VCO
MOD
PCIC
ABACUS III IN
MAKO IC U701 U102
U401 CODEC DAC LPF To
Digital FL200
16-Bit U203 VCO Antenna
LPF = 3.4kHz G1 Digital
D/A Temperature Harmonic
RX_SSI_FSYNC Gain = 0 or Filter
1 dB Sense
RX_SSI_CLK 3 3 U103
RX_SSI_DATA

Patriot SAP/BBP G4
Preamp = G3
Patriot SPIB CODEC_RX
Attenuator
ABACUS III U401
CODEC_DCLK 0 to 10
MAKO_CS dB = -52 to 0
CODEC_FSYNC
SPI_MISOB 4 dB
Crystal Mixer Preselector RX LNA Preselector
SPI_MOSIB Filter Filter Q1 Filter
SCKB U1
VC_OUT_P FL 3 FL2 FL1
G5
HP & LP EXT PA
Filter = 22kHz, VC_OUT_M =26 dB
200Hz
PA Sample 2ND
Control Clk LO

Internal PA_IN_M
G6
Speaker =
PA_IN_P INT PA
28 ohms
=26 dB

External
Speaker

MAEPF-27352-O

Figure 9.1-1. Radio Interconnect Block Diagram

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VHF Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists 9.1-3

RX_SSI_DA TA RX_SSI_DA TA

A B A CUS3_CS A B A CUS3_CS

RX_SSI_RESET

VOL UME VOL UME

EMERGENCY EMERGENCY

TG2_SEC_CL EA R TG2_SEC_CL EA R

PTT PTT

RTA 2 RT A 2

RTA 1 R TA 1

RTA 0 R TA 0

RTA 3 R TA 3

SB 3 SB 3

SB 2 SB 2

SB 1 SB 1

RFSW_B + RFSW_B +

MECH_SW MECH_SW

GREEN_L ED GREEN_L ED

RED_L ED RED_L ED

16_8_f i l t er ed 16_8_f i l t er ed

SSI_FSYNC SSI_FSYNC
CONTROL L ER

SSI_CL K SSI_CL K

VSW1 VSW1

B A T_STA TUS B A TTERY_ID

L OCK _DET L OCK _DET

L i _B at +

RESET_OUT RESET_OUT

SC_FIL T_EN SC_FIL T_EN

TX_SSI_DA TA TX_SSI_DA TA

SPI_MOSIA SPI_MOSI_A

SPI_CL K _A SPI_CL K _A

UNIVERSA L _SPI_CS UNIVERSA L _SPI_CS

POR POR

UNSW_B + UNSW_B +
TX_SSI_FSYNC
TX_SSI_CL K TX_SSI_FSYNC

B L _FREQ TX_SSI_CL K

RFGND
RFGND

Figure 9.1-2. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Top Level Schematic

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9.1-4 VHF Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

CONTROLLER RTA(0:3)

INTERFACE & ACCESSORIES 0 IF900


1 RTA0
IF901
2 RTA1
IF902
3 RTA2
IF903
RTA3
BOOT_NORM*
RS232_USB*
IF904
USB_TXENAB SB3 SB3
IF905
WAKEUP WAKEUP SB2 SB2
IF906
CODEC_DCLK CODEC_DCLK SB1 SB1
EXT_SPKR- EXT_SPKR- RTA(0:3)
EXT_SPKR+ EXT_SPKR+
SPKR- SPKR-
SPKR+ SPKR+
EIM_DATA(7:0) EIM_DATA(7:0)
RS232_DI_USB- URTS1_XRXD
RS232_DO_USB+ URXD1_USB_VMI
IF912
RTS BSY_OUT_CTS EMERGENCY EMERGENCY
IF913
CTS UTXD2 VOLUME VOLUME
IF914
LHDATA_KEYFAIL BSY_IN_RTS SPI_MOSIA SPI_MOSIA
ONE_WIRE_OPT URXD2
IF916
EXT_MIC EXT_MIC SPI_CLK_A SPI_CLK_A
IF917
INT_MIC INT_MIC ABACUS3_CS ABACUS3_CS
IF918
USB_VMO UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS
IF919
LH_BUSY UTXD1_USB_VPO RFSW_B+ RFSW_B+
IF940
UCTS_USB_SPEED UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+
MOSIA
IF920
RX_SSI_CLK SSI_CLK
(SPI_CLKA) IF921
RX_SSI_FSYNC SSI_FSYNC
IF922
OPT_SEL2_OUT OPT_SEL2_OUT RX_SSI_DATA RX_SSI_DATA
IF907
OPT_SEL1 OPT_SEL1 TG2_SEC_CLEAR TG2_SEC_CLEAR
OPT_SEL2_IN OPT_SEL2_IN
SPI_MISOB SPI_MISOB
KP_ROW(0:6) KP_ROW(0:6)
IF927
MOD MOD TX_SSI_DATA TX_SSI_DATA
IF928
BOOT* BOOT* SC_FILT_EN SC_FILT_EN
IF929
CODEC_RX CODEC_RX POR POR
IF948
EIM_A0 EIM_A0 RESET RESET_OUT

HAB_MOD HAB_MOD
IF930
VPP_EN VPP_EN VSW1 VSW1
IF942
SCKB SCKB 16_8_filtered 16_8_filtered
SPI_MOSIB SPI_MOSIB
ENC_RESET ENC_RESET CTS
RESET LHDATA_KEYFAIL
LH_BUSY
ONE_WIRE_OPT
IF936
CODEC_FSYNC CODEC_FSYNC LOCK_DET LOCK_DET
CODEC_TX CODEC_TX RTS
IF952
OPT_B+_VPP OPT_B+_VPP TX_SSI_FSYNC TX_SSI_FSYNC
IF953
16_8MHZ TX_SSI_CLK TX_SSI_CLK
USB_VPI RS232_DO_USB+
BL_EN BL_EN RS232_DI_USB-
ONE_WIRE_UP
IF943
USB_ENUM PTT PTT
IF944
BL_FREQ BL_FREQ
IF945
UCM_SS UCM_SS MECH_SW MECH_SW
IF946
KVL_USB_DET RED_LED RED_LED
IF947
CS3 CS3 GREEN_LED GREEN_LED
KP_COL(0:2) KP_COL(0:2)
USB_MINUS_MON
GATED_32_KHZ USB_PLUS_MON
BAT_STATUS BAT_STATUS
IF950
UCM_KF UCM_KF_MAKO
UCM_SPARE1 UCM_SPARE1
IF951
UCM_SPARE2 RFGND

UNIVERSAL RESET LINE

Figure 9.1-3. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Controller Interface Schematic

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VHF Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists 9.1-5

470pF *C611* 470pF *C610*

470pF *C613* 470pF *C612*

470pF *C615* 330pF C640

470pF *C617* 330pF C641

470pF *C619*

V1.875
V2.9

UNSW_B+
SW_B+

V1.875 J601-1
V2.9 (3 volts) J601-2 (No place for Ram 2.2)
R611 100
UNSW_B+ J601-3 UCM_SS
SW_B+ J601-4 UCM Only
HOST_WAKE J601-5 NC DNP (BT Only)
0 R610
WAKEUP (BT_WAKE) J601-6 WAKEUP
REGISTER_SEL J601-7 EIM_A0
DISPLAY_SEL J601-8 CS3
R620 100 SPI B Serial Clock
SCKB J601-9 SCKB
R621 100 SPI B Data Out
SPI_MOSIB J601-10 SPI_MOSIB
R622 100 SPI B Data In
SPI_MISOB J601-11 SPI_MISOB
R616 100 Serial Audio Port Clock
SSI_CLK J601-12 CODEC_DCLK
R617 100 DNP (BT Only) Serial Audio Port Frame Sync
SSI_FSYNC J601-13 CODEC_FSYNC
R625 100 Serial Audio Port Transmit Data
CODEC_TX J601-14 CODEC_TX
R626 100 Serial Audio Port Receive Data
CODEC_RX J601-15 CODEC_RX
0
KEYPAD_ROW0 J601-16
1
KEYPAD_ROW1 J601-17
2
KEYPAD_ROW2 J601-18
3
KEYPAD_ROW3 J601-19
4
KEYPAD_ROW4 J601-20
5
KEYPAD_ROW5 J601-21
6
KEYPAD_ROW6 J601-22
KEYPAD_COL0 J601-23 0 KP_ROW(0:6)
KEYPAD_COL1 J601-24 1 KP_COL(0:2)
KEYPAD_COL2 J601-25 2
1K R637 0
D0 J601-26
1K R638 1
D1 J601-27 EIM_DATA(7:0)
1K R639 2 0
D2 J601-28 LHDATA_KEYFAIL
1K R640 3 1
D3 J601-29 UCM_KF LH_BUSY
1K R641 4 2
D4 J601-30 CTS
1K R642 5 V1.875 3
D5 J601-31 RTS
1K R643 6 4
D6 J601-32 RS232_DO_USB+
1K R644 7 5
D7 J601-33 RS232_DI_USB-
UCM_KEYFAIL J601-34 R649
47K
CKHI J601-35 NC
BOOT* J601-36 NET
D600 RESET
J601-37 NC R647 10K ONE_WIRE_OPT

DA TA _NET(0: 5)
TEST_TAMPER
DISPLAY_RESET J601-38
UCM_SPARE1 J601-39 UCM_SPARE1 0
LHDATA_KEYFAIL

ONE_WIRE_OPT
ENC_RXD (BT_RX) J601-40 NC
ENC_TXD (BT_TX) J601-41 NC 1
ENC_RESET J601-42 ENC_RESET LH_BUSY
BL_EN J601-43 BL_EN 5
UCM_SPARE2 J601-44 NC RS232_DI_USB-
Gnd J601-45 4
Gnd J601-46 RS232_DO_USB+
Gnd J601-47 2
CTS
3
RTS

470pF *C629*
SIDE CONNECTOR INTERFACE MOD MOD

INT_MIC INT_MIC
470pF *C630*

SPKR- SPKR-
470pF *C631*

EXT_SPKR- EXT_SPKR-
470pF *C632*

EXT_SPKR+ EXT_SPKR+
470pF *C633*

EXT_MIC EXT_MIC
470pF *C634*
BOOT*
SPKR+ SPKR+
470pF *C635*

OPT_SEL1 OPT_SEL1
470pF *C636*
USED FOR UCM
OPT_SEL2_IN OPT_SEL2_IN
.01uF C637
HAB_MOD HAB_MOD
OPT_SEL2_OUT OPT_SEL2_OUT
VPP_EN VPP_EN
OPT_B+_VPP OPT_B+_VPP

Figure 9.1-4. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Interface and Accessories Schematic

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9.1-6 VHF Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

V2.9
C866
.011uF
VPP
D603 V2.9
Q804

1
V2.9 V2.9 V2.9 1 2

4
VPP_EN

10K R654
10K
SW_B+ 10K
Q698
NP

4
R633
R673 10K
R656 10K 10K
10K 10K 0
10K 10K R634
C638

3
0.1uF R668 MOD
68
10K
10K

OPT_SEL2_OUT NP

3
OPT_B+_VPP HAB_MOD
U601 D662

2
0
OPT_SEL2_IN LM7301 5 4 VR650 R635
1 12.6V
V2.9 VR663
9.1V EXT_SP GND

K4
K3
K2
K1
3 V2.9
NP R636
2

1
R615 10K

1
100K
R672 EXTMIC EXTSP+
C620 10K
V2.9 V2.9 0.1uF R658 J650

A2

A1

1
150K
C621
Band Specific Band Specific Band Specific 20 PIN CONN
0.1uF
*C658* *C652* *C653* *C654* *C655* *C656* *C657* J650-1
470pF 470pF 470pF 470pF 470pF 470pF 470pF GND

R613 Band Specific Band Specific Band Specific Band Specific


J650-2 INT_SPK+
20K
SPKR+
U602
LM7301 SPKR- J650-3 INT_SPKR-
5 4
1 R667 390
OPT_SEL1 J650-4 OPT_SEL1
3 100
2 R608
EXT_SPKR+ J650-5 EXT_SPK+
L651 270nH
C614 EXT_MIC J650-6 EXT_MIC
R614 330pF R678 100
20K
J650-7 OPT_B+_VPP
R666 510
ONE_WIRE_OPT J650-8 OPT_SEL2

EXT_SPKR- J650-9 SPKR_COM


R669 100
RTS J650-10 RTS_USB_PWR

J650-11 GND

R670 100
LH_BUSY J650-12 LH_BUSY
R671 390
CTS J650-13 CTS
R675 560 R837
RS232_DO_USB+ J650-14 RS232_TX_USB+
33
R838
VCC5
RS232_DI_USB- J650-15 RS232_RX_USB-
33
R674
LHDATA_KEYFAIL J650-16 LH_DATA_KEYFAIL
100
L652 J650-17 NC
270nH

R677 INT_MIC J650-18 INT_MIC


10K
VR657 J650-19 GND

1
C671 C680 C673 C674 *C675* *C672* 6.8V

C607 J650-20 GND


VR678 33pF 910pF 910pF
0.1uF 33pF 33pF 910pF

2
4

Band Specific

1
VR651 VR652
5.6V 5.6V

1
USB_D+
BUSY BUS

C867 C868

1
.011uF .011uF
1

DNP DNP

BAND SPECIFIC CAPACITOR VALUES RTS1 CTS1 USB_D


R697 BAND CAP VALUE PART #
100
700/800 MHz 39 pF 2113944A32
UHF 100 pF 2113944A40
VHF 910 pF 2113945A58
VR659 6 4 3 1
5.6V

VR658
1

13V

5 2
2
1 3 4 6

VR662

5.6V
2 5

Figure 9.1-5. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Side Connector Schematic

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VHF Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists 9.1-7

UCM_SPARE1 UCM_SPARE1 RED_LED RED_LED

UCM_SPARE2 UCM_SPARE2 GREEN_LED GREEN_LED


BSY_OUT_CTS BSY_OUT_CTS UCM_SS UCM_SS
ONE_WIRE_UP ONE_WIRE_UP SB3 SB3 BSY_IN_RTS BSY_IN_RTS USB_MINUS_MON USB_MINUS_MON
UCTS_USB_SPEED UCTS_USB_SPEED USB_PLUS_MON USB_PLUS_MON
KP_COL(0:2) KP_COL(0:2) RTA(0:3) RTA(0:3) URTS1_XRXD URTS1_XRXD UCM_KF_MAKO UCM_KF_MAKO
UTXD1_USB_VPO UTXD1_USB_VPO
KP_ROW(0:6) KP_ROW(0:6) KVL_USB_DET KVL_USB_DET USB_VMO USB_VMO
URXD1_USB_VMI URXD1_USB_VMI
MOD MOD USB_VPI USB_VPI
RESET_OUT FROM PATRIOT USB_TXENAB USB_TXENAB
RESET RESET URTS1_XRXD URTS1_XRXD KVL_USB_DET KVL_USB_DET
UTXD2 UTXD2
URXD1_USB_VMI URXD1_USB_VMI URXD2 URXD2
RS232_USB* RS232_USB*
RX_SSI_DATA RX_SSI_DATA BOOT_NORM* BOOT_NORM*
ONE_WIRE_UP ONE_WIRE_UP LHDATA_KEYFAIL LHDATA_KEYFAIL
USB_VMO USB_VMO TX_SSI_CLK SB9600_BUSY LH_BUSY
CTS CTS
USB_TXENAB USB_TXENAB TX_SSI_FSYNC VSW1 VSW1 RTS RTS
16_8MHZ 16_8MHZ RS232_DO_USB+ RS232_DO_USB+
OPT_SEL1 OPT_SEL1 SB1 SB1 GATED_32_KHZ GATED_32_KHZ RS232_DI_USB- RS232_DI_USB-
MAKO_RESET ONE_WIRE_OPT ONE_WIRE_OPT
OPT_SEL2_IN OPT_SEL2_IN ADTRIG
MAKO_INT*
OPT_SEL2_OUT OPT_SEL2_OUT UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS SCKB SCKB TG2_SEC_CLEAR TG2_SEC_CLEAR
SPI_MOSIB SPI_MOSIB EMERG EMERGENCY
BSY_IN_RTS BSY_IN_RTS 16_8MHZ SPI_MISOB SPI_MISOB VOLUME VOLUME
MAKO_CE EXT_SPKR_POS EXT_SPKR+
URXD2 URXD2 CODEC_RX EXT_SPKR_NEG EXT_SPKR-
CODEC_TX INT_SPKR_POS SPKR+
ABACUS3_CS ABACUS3_CS CODEC_DCLK INT_SPKR_NEG SPKR-
CODEC_FSYNC EXT_MIC EXT_MIC
SPI_CLK_A SPI_CLK_A SW_B+ SW_B+ INT_MIC INT_MIC
UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+ VPP_EN VPP_EN
SPI_MOSIA SPI_MOSIA RFSW_B+ RFSW_B+ MECH_SW MECH_SW

UCTS_USB_SPEED UCTS_USB_SPEED TX_SSI_DATA TX_SSI_DATA


16_8_filtered 16_8_filtered
UTXD1_USB_VPO UTXD1_USB_VPO SB2 SB2 TX_SSI_CLK TX_SSI_CLK 32K_SEL
TX_SSI_FSYNC TX_SSI_FSYNC
UTXD2 UTXD2 SC_FILT_EN SC_FILT_EN BAT_STATUS BAT_STATUS
POR POR
USB_VPI USB_VPI LOCK_DET LOCK_DET

BOOT* BOOT* RX_SSI_FSYNC RX_SSI_FSYNC

ENC_RESET ENC_RESET RX_SSI_CLK RX_SSI_CLK

BSY_OUT_CTS BSY_OUT_CTS

USB_ENUM USB_ENUM

BOOT_NORM* BOOT_NORM* CODEC_RX

UCM_SS UCM_SS SCKB

WAKEUP WAKEUP GATED_32_KHZ

HAB_MOD HAB_MOD

RS232_USB* RS232_USB*

BL_FREQ BL_FREQ ADTRIG


CODEC_RX
Memory
BL_EN BL_EN MAKO_CE EIM_A0 EIM_A0
EIM_DATA(7:0) EIM_DATA(7:0)
PTT PTT SPI_MOSIB
CODEC_FSYNC CODEC_FSYNC R_W* NC
CODEC_DCLK CODEC_DCLK
CODEC_TX CODEC_TX CS3 CS3

32K_SEL
32K_SEL
RESET FROM MAKO RESET_OUT FROM PATRIOT
MAKO_RESET RESET
SPI_MISOB
MAKO_INT* TX_SSI_FSYNC OPT_B+_VPP OPT_B+_VPP
TX_SSI_CLK

Figure 9.1-6. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Controller Schematic

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9.1-8 VHF Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

MOTOROLA INTERNAL USE ONLY

H11
SIM_D0TX_PB4
H10 J12 V2.9 K12 K11
SIM_D0RX_PB5 SIM_RST0_PB6 URXD1_USB_VMI URXD1_PA15_USB_SE0_IRXD_TDI UTXD1_PA14_USB_VOUT_ITXD_TDO UTXD1_USB_VPO
V2.9 J14 J16 L16 G12
SIM_PD0_PB9 SIM_CLK0_PB7 URTS1_XRXD URTS1_PA13_USBXRXD_IPWR_RESET_IN_IC2A UCTS1_PA12_USB_FSEN_IOE_MCU_DE UCTS_USB_SPEED
J13 F13 D16 V2.9
SIM_SVEN0_PB8 ADTRIG DTRA_PA11_IPMODEIN_TMS_INT7_SRDA DSRA_PA10_IRE_TRST_INT6_STDA RS232_USB*
C14 B15 E14
SIM_D1RX_PB11 SIM_D1TX_PB10 OPT_SEL2_OUT DCDA_PA18_IPMODEOTHI_DSP_DE_SC2A BOOT_NORM*
V2.9 B14 F11 D15
10K SIM_PD1_PB15_DSP_DBG_PAW SIM_RST1_PB12_TIO0 RIA_PA9_USBSUSP_IPMODEOTLO+TCK_DSCEN_SCKA
R842 A15
SIM_CLK1_PB13_TIO1_DSP_DBG_YDW NC 10K
R801 6.8K D13
SIM_SVEN1_PB14_TIO2_DSP_DBG_XDW NC R810 R816
B16 F12 47K
URXD2 URXD2_PB1 UTXD2_PB0 UTXD2
F6 G6 C855 D14 C15
TEST_POINT
ONE_WIRE_UP
E5
OWIRE_DAT_PC10 *U800-4* DSC_TX_PD5 NC .011uF
1
BSY_IN_RTS URTS2_PB3 UCTS2_PB2 BSY_OUT_CTS
32K_SEL DSC_RX_PD6 TCLK
SIM_INT_TOUT_BLOCK DNP
RX_SSI_DATA_2_85
B12
SRDB (Abacus_out) STDB
E9
(DAC_IN) TX_SSI_DATA
C11 A11
TX_SSI_CLK SCKB (SSI_CLK) SC0B_PC2 RX_SSI_CLK_2_85
J6 A10 B10 A12
PTT INT0_PE8 TOUT0 NC RED_LED SRDB2_PC4_OC2 *U800-2* SC1B RX_SSI_FSYNC_2_85
J5 B9 D10
MAKO_INT*
J4
INT1_PE9 TOUT1
B8
NC GREEN_LED
B11
SCKB2_PC5_OC3 SERIAL_PORTS_BLOCK
OPT_SEL1 INT2_PC14 TOUT2 NC RTA(0:3) TX_SSI_FSYNC SC2B_PC3
J3 A9
NC INT3_PC15 TOUT3 NC 0 TSYNC SSI_TO_SEC
C16 B4 C856 1 J10 J11
INT4_PA6_IC1A TOUT4_PD0 1 .011uF TEST_POINT CODEC_TX SRDA (CODEC _TX) SSI_TO_DSP STDA CODEC_RX (CODEC_RX)
G11 B3 J15 G16
OPT_SEL2_IN INT5_PA7_IC1B TOUT5_PD1 2 CODEC_DCLK SCKA SC1A_PC6 NC
A3 DNP K16 G10
TOUT6_PD2 3 CODEC_FSYNC SC2A SSI_FSYNC SC0A_PC7 UCM_SS
F1 B2
ROW0 TOUT7_PD3
H4 A2 C6
0 ROW1 TOUT8_PD4 NC MOSIA
H6 D4 C7 R803 100
1 ROW2 TOUT9_PD12 LOCK_DET_2_85 SSI_CLK(SEC) QSCKA SPI_CLK_A
G2 C3 F5
2 ROW3 TOUT10_PD13 SB1 DISPLAY_DATA MOSIB SPI_MOSIB
G1 G8 E4
COL UMN4_PE12_IC2B

3 ROW4 TOUT11_PD7 SB2 DISPLAY_CLK QSCKB SCKB


G7 E8 D7 B1
4 ROW5 TOUT12_PD8 SB3 MISOA SPICS0_PE10 NC
H7 F8 MISOA_SEL D3 F4
5 ROW6 TOUT13_PD9 SPI_MISOB MISOB SDI_D_C_PE5_SPICS1 NC

SPICS5_PE11
SPICS9_PE3
SPICS8_PE2
SPICS7_PE1
SPICS6_PE0
H1 A8 E3
6
COL UMN0
COL UMN1
COL UMN2
COL UMN3

COL UMN5
COL UMN6
COL UMN7

ROW7 TOUT14_PD10 HAB_MOD (GCAP_CS) SPICS2_PE4 MAKO_CE


E7 D2
KP_ROW(0:6) TOUT15_PD11 NC SPICS3_PE6
E2
SPICS4_PE11 UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS
D1
G5
F3
G4
F2
E1
H5
G3

E6
F7
D6
C5
B6
V2.9
ABACUS3_CS
NC

NC
NC
NC
NC
U801-1
SPICS6 - SPICS9 RESERVED FOR DMAC DATA PINS
UCM_SPARE2

1
WAKEUP
U802-1
UCM_SPARE1 BOOT*
ENC_RESET SPI_MOSIA
R802 100 4 2

R809
47K 1

BAND SPECIFIC CAPACITOR VALUES


0 1 2 KP_COL(0:2) BAND CAP VALUE PART #
700/800 MHz 39 pF 2113743N40 JTAG/ONCE Port Access

UHF 100 pF 2113743N50


3
VHF 470 pF 2113743L09
1

MCU_DE
E800 V2.9

DSP_DE
3V to 2.85V Translation From RF to Patriot

TRST
Q801

TDO

TMS
TCK
TDI
PATRIOT_V2 Outputs of Dividers are Inputs To Patriot
Nets Continue On This Page (Look at Inputs to Patriot)

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
C800 *C801* LOCK_DET LOCK_DET_2_85 RX_SSI_CLK RX_SSI_CLK_2_85

CK O
1uF 470pF 510 510
C814 C802
Band Specific R804 R811
0.1uF .016uF
R805 R839

1
V1.875 E801 10K 10K

NC
NC

NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
PATRIOT_SW2

M15

M12

M14

M16
N15

N16

A 14

C13
D12
P15

E12

E1 1

E10
L 12

L 11

L 14

F10
Place all caps close to patriot supply pins
C805

SIZ0
SIZ1
CK O_PA 3
PSTA T0
PSTA T1
PSTA T2
PSTA T3
STROB E

ML B _TSCD

TDI
TDO
TRST
TMS

MCU_DE
DSP_DE
ML B _TSCA

TCK
C804
*C803*
1uF .016uF
470pF
Band Specific
NP For Bravo
R829 C809 C810 RX_SSI_DATA RX_SSI_DATA_2_85 RX_SSI_FSYNC RX_SSI_FSYNC_2_85
0 C815 .016uF
0.1uF 1uF 510 510
R806 R840
K14 H13
USB_VMO PC0_USB_EOP PC8_UTXD1_UTXD2 NC R807 R841
EIM(1.8V)

DO NOT CONNECT TO THIS PIN C857


K13 H12
*U800-3* 10K 10K
Si m , SA P, B o t t o m Co n n . (3.0V)

C806 C807 USB_TXENAB PC1_USB_TXENB PC9_URXD1_URXD2 BL_FREQ .011uF


V1.55 PATRIOT_1_55 0.1uF 0.1uF 8 KHz Int D5 K6 1
PC12_STO MISC_BLOCK PA2 USB_VPI RESET DNP
L ay er 1 t i m er , QSPI (3.0V)
L ay er 1 t i m er , QSPI (3.0V)

H14
BL_EN PC11_OC1_USBCLK
E802 R808 0
H2 Ex t In t er u p t /K ey p ad
K 10 UA RT, GPIO (3.0V)

K4 F16
E15 UA RT, SIM (3.0V)

K 3 Pat r i o t Co r e(1.8V)

C811 C808 MAKO_RESET RESET_IN RESET_OUT RESET


F9 H8
0.1uF 0.1uF NC WDOG PWM_PE13 USB_ENUM
C840
C12 GPP (3.0V)

J2 K5
Cl k A m p

4.7uF SC_FILT_EN OC3_PC13_FRAME_TICK PWM_PE14 TEST_POINT


A6 F15 1
NP For Patriot 16_8MHZ CKIH CKOH_SCC_CLK 16out
16.8MHz_OUT
C813 J7 E16
G15
N10
R1 6

A 16

C10

0.1uF GATED_32_KHZ CKIL STBY_PD14 KVL_USB_DET


G9
A7

H9

D8
B7
A4
A1

R8
P3
P6
T9

G13 D11
NC MUX_CTL CLKSEL_PD15
A 1VDD
A 2VDD
A 3VDD
A 4VDD
A 5VDD
B 1VDD
B 2VDD_B 3VDD

C1VDD
C2VDD
D1VDD
E1VDD
H1VDD
H2VDD
I1VDD
I2VDD
Q1_2VDD
Q3VDD
Q4VDD
Q5VDD
Q6VDD

J1 L13
VCCA

MOD MOD RAMBKUP NC


A13 C4
NC TEST ANALOG_TEST NC

PLACE THESE CLOSE TO PATRIOT


*U800-5* V2.9 V2.9

IC_PWR_GND R820
10K
B 2VSSA

PGA D10_PF10_MD26
PGA D11_PF11_MD27
PGA D12_PF12_MD28
PGA D13_PF13_MD29
PGA D14_PF14_MD30
PGA D15_PF15_MD31
Q1VSS
Q2VSS
Q4VSS
Q5VSS
Q6VSS
A 1VSS
A 2VSS
A 3VSS
A 4 VSS
A 5VSS
B 1VSS
B 2VSS

C1VSS
C2VSS
D1VSS

H1VSS
H2VSS
E1VSS
GNDA

I1VSS
I2VSS

U801-2 U802-2
PGA D0_PF0_MD16
PGA D1_PF1_MD17
PGA D2_PF2_MD18
PGA D3_PF3_MD19
PGA D4_PF4_MD20
PGA D5_PF5_MD21
PGA D6_PF6_MD22
PGA D7_PF7_MD23
PGA D8_PF8_MD24
PGA D9_PF9_MD25
PWR_GND PWR_GND

5
A5
N6
P8
P11
M11
L 15
H16
F14
G 14
E13
B 13
K 15
D9
C8
B5
C2
C1
H3
K1
T8
H 15
C9

VCC VCC

K V1_2VDD

K V2_3VSS
C812 C816

DSP_A T
PA GE0
PA GE1

K 3VDD
K 1VSS
0.1uF 0.1uF
GND GND

3
M6
R1
N3
M5
P2
P1
N1
M4
M3
M2
M1
L4
L3
L1
L2
K2

T1
R2

T2

K7
N2
L5
L6
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC

NC
NC

NC

NC
NC
NC
NC

Figure 9.1-7. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Patriot Bravo (U800) Schematic

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VHF Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists 9.1-9

SW_B+
V2.9 L710 L708
1K
0.10uF 560nH 560nH
R747 R745 R746 SW_B+
C792
2MEG 2MEG
GATED_32_KHZ
V2.9
C742 V2.9 C710 C729 C736 C851
0.10uF
470pF 10.0uF 10.0uF 10.0uF 100pF
C791 C858 R709
V2.9 .011uF C737 0 R710
R742
U712 47K 0.1uF
SHIELD1
U714-2

5
0.1

VCC
B1 A2
A1
R744 Place close to Driver
0 6 4 U713-1 A3
32K_SEL SEL A B3 1.0uF C735
3 MAKO_32KHZ B1 C2
B0
1 C1 13 VSW1

GND
R799 B1
delete 10K C3 SHIELD1 Q702
10pF R741
B3

VDD
C743 47K 4 IN VSW1
5 SYNC_EN C712
R712 1.0uF LAYER_1_6
100 14 CBOOT D1A 1
SHIELD1
R711
VSAVE 0

C714 15 S1A

NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
MAKO_32KHZ 1000pF S1B D1B 2
C711 C734 16
2K

A 14

B 14
P14
R700 4.7uF 0.1uF

M5
A1

P1
D2A 12

NC1
NC2
NC3
NC4
NC5
NC6
D2B 11 L701
C3 S2A D2C 22uH
6 10
C700 PGLDO2
A2 LAYER_1_6 7 S2B
0.1uF PGLDO3 C796
G13 LAYER_1_6 8 S2C D2D 9
M701 SW1_VDD 910pF
SOCKET G12 DC_I2

GND
SW1_VDDHV NOT PLACED
H11 LAYER_1_6 C713
SW1_VSEN_BUK 68uF
Optional Builds (Start with Option a.) Y701 J11
SW1_VSEN_BST NC
Optional Build (1) a. 4813821A66 b.4885844C01 CC4V G14 LAYER_1_6
SHIELD1 SW1_SUMCOMP_DL 3
Optional Build (2) a. 0613952R17 b.0613952R25 SW_B+ VSAVE 2 1 H13 VSW1
Optional Build (3) a. 0613952R13 b.0613952R66 R708 SW1_DH NC
D700 F14 LAYER_1_6
56K SW1_PHASE
32.768KHz H12 LAYER_1_6
C701 C702 SW1_VOUT
H14
SW1_GND
Optional Build (1) U701-1 J12 DC_I2 SHIELD1 VSW2
5.6pF SHIELD1 5.6pF SW2_VCC
RFSW_B+ Q703 UNSW_B+ Q700 PWR_MNGR_BLOCK K14 DC_I4N (2.2V NOT USED)
SHIELD1 SW2_VCCS 0.1
R714
J14 LAYER_1_6
SW2_LX 22uH L702
DC_I6 5 UNSW_B+ J13 DC_I2
5
SW2_VOUT
4 4 L14
Optional Build (2) SW2_GND
3 5 5 3 D13
UNSW_B+ SW5_VDD NC
2 2 F13
SW5_VDDHV NC C715
1 C703 1 R725 E14
R701 SW5_VSENSE NC 47uF
C731 0.1uF 47K C728 C704 LAYER_3_4 B1 E13
0 XTAL32_OUT SW5_SUMCOMP NC
2.2uF 2.2uF
4 Not Placed 4 LAYER_3_4 C1 G11
910pF XTAL32_IN SW5_PHASE NC
LAYER_1_6 F3 F12
C730 BAT_RTC SW5_VOUT NC
LAYER_1_6 C2 N4 LAYER_1_6 R726
100pF VSAVE V02_O 0
C732 C859 C705 LAYER_1_6 D1 P4 LAYER_1_6 V1.875
100pF .011uF 2.2uF BAT_7V5 V03_O
DC_I2 D2 N5 DC_I0
R702 BAT_3V6 V04_O L703
DC_I2 D3 P3 LAYER_1_6 560nH
0 C706 REG_3V6 V06_O
Optional Build (3) B2 P6 DC_I0 DC_I2
1000pF BAT_TYPE V07_O
LAYER_1_6 G4 L1 DC_I0
HV_BG V09_O
MECH_SW ANALOG E2 J10 DC_I4N
FET_ENX V10_I
F4 M6 DC_I0 C865
VPP_EN NC EMERG_PB V10_O C716 .011uF
E4 L9
MECH_SW

MECH_SW V10_GND 2.2uF


R703 B3 K3 LAYER_1_6 V7_LDO (NOT USED) V1.55
SW_TYPE V08_I
B4 K4 LAYER_1_6 0
Q701 NC IGN_X V08_O R717
C5 B13 SW_B+
47K MAKO_RESET R704 RESETX VBUS_SUPPLY NC
100 32_KHZ LAYER_3_4 F5 E12 C717 DC_I2
MAKO_32KHZ GATED_32K_CLK VBUS1_SENS NC 1.0uF
DIGITAL D5 C14
R705 Placed for evaluation MAKO_INT* INT_X VBUS1_CMD NC R718
560nH
47K LAYER_3_4 A12 H10 DC_I5
XOUT VBUS1 NC C864
LAYER_3_4 A13 F11
POR C860 XIN VBUS2_SENS NC C718 .011uF
D4 C13
.011uF MAKO_INT TCXO_SEL_16_24 VBUS2_CMD NC 2.2uF
TEST_POINT 1 CLK_A M1 D12
TCXO_IN VBUS2 NC C720
2.2uF

GND1
GND2
GND3
GND4
GND5
GND6
GND7
GND8
GND9
V_2.775 (NOT USED)

P5
M7
J4
G5
K9
L4
D14
H5
D9
Y702
C721 C863
FREQ SHIELD1 1.0uF .011uF
VCC5
L705
560nH
3 1
OUT IN

SHIELD1 V2.9
GND1

NOT USED
GND

SHIELD1 C708 C709 16_8MHZ MAKO ANALOG CORE (3V)


V2.9 LAYER_1_6 DC_I2
33pF 33pF C861 C719
4

.011uF 1.0uF L704


16.8 MHZ Clock Buffer 560nH
R722 20K C722 C723
1.0uF 1.0uF
C725 C862
0.1uF C727 .011uF
47 100pF
3
R797
2 C724
16_8_filtered 1.0uF
USB INTERNAL (NOT USED)
1
Q709
C726
R729
33K 16_8MHZ
0
R743
1000pF

R740
390

Figure 9.1-8. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E MAKO DC and Audio Schematic – Sheet 1 of 2

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VCC5 C738
0.1uF
MIC_BIAS (5V)

VOLUME
C750 C751
10.0uF 10.0uF

U702
390 390 EMERG
R750 R751 C756 5 4 SW_B+
100pF
1
3 delete,. Q704
R752 Q705
2 C761 delete,.
2.2K R753 R763
100pF 1K Secure Pin 11
2.2K 4 3 5 1
USB_MINUS_MON
EXT_MIC delete,.
C754
1.0uF
5 4
C752 100pF C755 INT_MIC
1.0uF 2
TG2_SEC_CLEAR 1K
R764
3 2
C753 USB_PLUS_MON
100pF 6 1 delete,.
R790 R765 Secure Pin 14
VMES ADC_VREF V2.9 C763 56K 1MEG
100pF delete,.
Place Type I only
ADTRIG Place Type I only
C760 C757
C762 100pF
C758 C759 0.1uF 100pF
1.0uF 1.0uF
B11
330 AD_TRIG
R844 A11 LAYER_1_6
L10
NC TX_RX VMES
LAYER_1_6 L2 M12
LAYER_1_6
MIC_BIAS ADC_VREF
LAYER_1_6 K2 N14
C790 INT_MIC_P ATOD_0 TX_SSI_CLK
LAYER_1_6 K1 M13 ANALOG
.022uF INT_MIC_M ATOD_1 Place Type I only
LAYER_1_6 J2 L11 ANALOG
330 EXT_MIC_P ATOD_2 TX_SSI_FSYNC Q706
LAYER_1_6 J1 M14 ANALOG delete,.
R798 SW_B+
EXT_MIC_M ATOD_3
LAYER_1_6 J3 U701-3 L12
LAYER_1_6 1 S1 D1 6
VCM1 ATOD_4 SCKB
UNSW_B+ LAYER_1_6 H3 PA_CODEC_A2D_BLOCK L13
LAYER_1_6 Board_type
C764 VC_OUT_P ATOD_5 R767
LAYER_1_6 H2 K11
LAYER_1_6 Board_ID 0 LAYER_3_4
.068uF VC_OUT_M ATOD_6 MAKO_CE R768
C765 E3 K12 V2.9 A5 1MEG
.068uF R756 BPLUS ATOD_7 NC 20K BBP_CLK delete,.
0 LAYER_1_6 E1 K13 R757 B5 2 G1 G2 5
PA_BPLUS ATOD_8 NC SPI_MOSIB BBP_SYNC
AUDIO_B G3 E6 delete,.
PA_IN_M SPI_CLK
LAYER_1_6 G2 MAKO_CS D6
PA_IN_P SPI_MISOB SPI_CS R771
F1 L3 B6 U701-2 1MEG

UTXD1_USB _VPO
INT_SPKR_POS INT_SPKR_P FE_TUNE1 NC R772 SPI_DI
F2 M2 100 VC_DCLK C6 DIGITAL_BLOCK 3 D2 S2 4
R758

USB _TXENA B
INT_SPKR_NEG INT_SPKR_M FE_TUNE2 NC CODEC_DCLK SPI_DO
H1 N1 V2.9 56K LAYER_3_4 E7

USB _VMO
EXT_SPKR_POS EXT_SPKR_P PWR_CTRL NC R773 VC_DCLK
G1 C4 100 VC_FSYNC LAYER_3_4 D7
EXT_SPKR_NEG EXT_SPKR_M SCAN_EN CODEC_FSYNC VC_FSYNC
ANALOG_S H4 A3 B7
VCM2 TEST R774 NC VC_TX
DC_I0 A4 E8 V2.9 100 VC_TX3V LAYER_3_4 M4
VREF VFUSE 10K CODEC_TX R775 VC_TX3V
R759 100 VC_RX LAYER_3_4 A7
CODEC_RX VC_RX

1
N3 LAYER_3_4
R760 UCM_SS UCM_SS
6.8K A6 0 R792 R791
LOGIC_VDD
B8 LAYER_3_4 Delete for type 1 0
C766 C767 C768 C769 C770 C771 USB_TXENAB USB1_OE
C8
100pF 100pF 100pF 100pF 0.1uF 0.1uF UTXD1_USB_VPO USB1_DAT_TXD
D8
USB_VMO USB1_SE0
A9 VCC5 V2.9 VCC5 VCC5 VCC5
URTS1_XRXD USB2_OE_RCV_RTS
V2.9 V2.9 V2.9 V2.9 B9
USB_VPI USB2_DAT_VP
C9
URXD1_USB_VMI USB2_SE0_VM_RXD
E9 N6 USB_DP delete
UTXD2 UART2_TXD USB1_DP

1
A10 P7 USB_DM
URTS1_XRXD UART2_RXD_OD USB1_DM R777 R778 R779
1 B10 N7 R780 10K 10K 10K
R795 R781 R782 R783 USB_VPI UCTS_USB_SPEED CTS_X USB2_DP NC R784
10K 10K 10K 10K 1 1 C10 P8 4.7K 2.7K
USB_VMI NC USB_INTX USB2_DM NC
1 P2 L6
UTXD2 UCTS_USB_SPEED RXDIN_3V USB_CONNECT
R793 J5 N13
TXDO_BDI_UP_3V SB96_BUS_BUSY SB9600_BUSY
0 C7 N9
BOOT_NORM* BOOT_NORM_X SB96_BDO_KF_5V LHDATA_KEYFAIL
A8 P9
RS232_USB* RS232_USB_X ONE_WIRE_1 ONE_WIRE_OPT
L5 M8
APCO ONE_WIRE_2 NC LAYER_1_6
N8 L8 BAT_STATUS_1 R785 100
SB96D_BDO_KF_3V ONE_WIRE_BATT BAT_STATUS
0 R794 L7 M10
ONE_WIRE_UP ONE_WIRE_UP TXDO_BDI_5V RS232_DO_USB+
K6 N12
TXDO_BDI_ENC_3V RXDIN_5V RS232_DI_USB-
V2.9 N2 M11
RXDIN_ENC_3V RTS_FILLSEN_5V RTS
0 M3 P13
R796 RTS_FILLSEN_3V CTS_CABLE_DET_5V CTS
C12 P10
BSY_IN_RTS BUSY_IN OPTA_SEL0 NC
E11 K7
BSY_OUT_CTS BUSY_OUT OPTA_SEL1 NC R776
D10 M9 VR701
R786 KVL_USB_DET CABLE_DET_3V OPTA_SEL2 NC NC R843 R749
47K F10 N10 5.6V 10K 470K 470K
U705-1 NC OPT_GPIO0 OPTA_SEL3 NC
C11 P11
NC OPT_GPIO1 OPTB_SEL0 NC delete
4 2 URXD2_1 LAYER_3_4 G10 K8
URXD2 NC OPT_GPIO2 OPTB_SEL1 NC R748
D11 P12 470K
NC OPT_GPIO3 OPTB_SEL2 NC
1 B12 N11
NC OPTION_INTX OPTB_SEL3 NC

1
BSY_IN_RTS
TEST_POINT
1
BSY_OUT_CTS
TEST_POINT
1
UCM_KF_MAKO KVL_USB_DETECT
TEST_POINT
V2.9

C773

0.10uF
U705-2
PWR_GND
5

VCC Ground Connection


GND
GND
3

Figure 9.1-9. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E MAKO DC and Audio Schematic – Sheet 2 of 2

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BURSTCLK Burst Clock


LBA Load Burst Address

ECB (End Current Burst / Wait)*

EB0 Enable Bytes 0*


EB1 Enable Bytes 1*
OE Output Enable*

RESET
Chip Select 1*
CS2 Chip Select 2*
Chip Select 3*
Chip Select 4*
Chip Select 5
R_W* Read / Write*

OPT_B+_VPP
V1.875 V1.875

CR800

1
C830 V1.875
0.1uF
CR801 R813

2
C817

2
C850 0
0.1uF 0.1uF

1
C818
V1.875
TP_CS0 0.1uF
R812 TEST_POINT

G4

G6
A4

A5
E1
NC

VCC1
VCC2
VCCQ1
VCCQ2
VPP
100K
M13
N13

N14
R13
P14

P16
T15

T16

B4
CLK

D6
E1
SQE

SEB _PA 5
EB 0
EB 1

R15 E7
LBA

ECB _PA 4_CCM_MCU_CL K

CS0
OE
B URSTCL K

0 CS0 EN_CE 0

VCC
VCCQ
A0 R12 R11 F8 A1 B6
1 A0 CS1 NC EN_OE EN_BLE IO0 1
A1 T13 T14 C5 Byte Low Enable* A2 C5
2 A1 CS2 EN_WE EN_OE IO1 2
A2 M10 N12 D6 Output Enable* B2 C6
3 A2 CS3 WP EN_BHE IO2 3
A3 T12 R14 Byte High Enable* CS2 B5 D5
4 A3 CS4 NC EN_CE IO3 4
A4 P13 T11 C4 Chip Enable* G5 E5
5 A4 CS5 NC ADV EN_WE IO4 5
A5 M9 N11 B5 D3 Write Enable* F5
6 A5 R_W* RESET WAIT IO5 6
A6 P10 A6 F6
7 A6 1
Intel 8MB Flash 1 CE2 IO6 7
A7 P12 E8 A3 G6
8
9
A8 N9
A7
A8 D0
P7 D0
0
1
2
3
D8
A0
A1
*U803* D0
F7 0
1
2
3
A4
A0
A1
IO7
IO8
B1 8
9
A9 R10 N7 D1 C8 E6 A5 C1
10 A10 P9
A9
A10
*U800-1* D1
D2
M7 D2 2 4 B8
A2
A3
D1
D2
E5 2 4 B3
A2
A3
IO9
IO10
C2 10
11 A11 L10 T6 D3
3 5 A8 G5 3 5 B4 D2 11
12 A12 T10
A11 EIM_BLOCK D3
R6 D4 4 6 B7
A4 D3
E4 4 6 C3
A4
U804 IO11
E2 12
13 A12 D4 5 7 A5 D4 5 7 A5 IO12 13
A13 R9 T5 D5 A7 G3 C4 F2
14 A13 D5 6 8 A6 D5 6 8 A6 IO13 14
A14 L9 R5 D6 C7 E3 D4 F1
15 A15 K9
A14 PATRIOT D6
P5 D7 7 9 A2
A7 D6
G1 7 9 H2
A7 IO14
G1 15
16 A15 D7 8 10 A8 D7 8 10 A8 IO15
J9 N5 B2 G7 H3
17
A16
A16 EIM MODULE D8
D8
9 11 A9 D8 9 11 A9
A17 L8 T4 D9 C2 F6 H4
18 A17 D9 10 12 A10 D9 10 12 A10
A18 M8 J8 D10 A1 F5 H5 E3
19 A18 D10 11 13 A11 D10 11 13 A11 DNU
A19 N8 R4 D11 B1 F4 G3 G2
20 A19 D11 12 14 A12 D11 12 14 A12 NC1
A20 K8 P4 D12 C1 D5 G4 H6
21 A20 D12 13 15 A13 D12 13 15 A13 NC2
A21 L7 N4 D13 D2 F3 F3
A21 D13 A14 D13 A14 Parallel Display Signals
22 T7 T3 D14 14 16 D1 F2 14 16 F4
23 A22_PA1_DSP_DBG_XDW D14 15 17 A15 D14 15 17 A15
R7 R3 D15 D4 E2 E4
A23_PA0_DSP_DBG_YDW D15 18 A16 D15 18 A16 CS3
B6 D3
19 A17 A17 R_W*

VSSQ
A6 H1

VSS
20 A18 A18
C6
21 A19 0 EIM_DATA(7:0)

D1
E6
B3
22 A20 1
C3
A21 0 EIM_A0
23 0 D7 2
R814 NP 1
A22 3
2
For future upgrade 4
GND1
GND2
GND3
GND4
3
5
4
CYPRESS 1MB RAM 6
A3
F1
G2
G8
5
7
6
7

19 R815
DATA(15:0)
0

0
ADDR(23:0)

Figure 9.1-10. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Memory Schematic

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SYN_SEL SYN_SEL

PRES_IN PRES_IN LOCK LOCK_DET_H

RX_OSC RX_LO_IN TRB TRB SPI_DATA MOSI

TXRF_OUT TXRF_OUT VCTRL VCTRL SPI_CLK FLCK

4.6VSF_OUT 4.6VSF_OUT 16.8MHZ 16.8Mhz_OSC_2

ANA_3V ANA_3V VMULT1

F5V_IN MODIN

ANA-3V

XCVR_5V

ANA_3V MODIN

SC_FILT_EN SC_FILT_EN VMULT1

TX_SSI_Clk TX_SSI_CLK

TX_SSI_FSYNC TX_SSI_FSYNC

TX_SSI_DATA TX_SSI_DATA

Figure 9.1-11. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) and Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) Schematic

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F5V_IN

C206
L206
2.2uH
ANA_3V
D201 0.1uF
L202
4 3 C207
A1 K1
5 2
2.2uH A2 K2
6 1
A3 K3 0.1uF C243
C246 C230 C223
2.2uF 0.1uF 330pF 0.1uF
C208
C234
C210 C232 C212 330pF
0.1uF 10uF 0.1uF 330pF R211
330
D202 C209 ANA_3V ANA_3V
4 3
A1 K1 L203 L201 R210
5 2 5.1K U805
A2 K2 0.1uF
6 1 2.2uH 2.2uH 4 5
A3 K3
F5V_IN 1
C218 C233 16.8MHz
F5V_IN ANA_3V 3
C217 0.1uF 0.1uF 2 R216
330pF L205
100 C249 1uH
C247 68pF
100pF C245
F5V_IN 330pF
C211 R208 R212

C10
A 10
ANA_3V F5V_IN

D4
K7

K2
A2
TP209 0.1uF 5.1K 270
TP208 TEST_POINT

VDD
VDD1
VDD2
VDD3
VRO
VCP
TEST_POINT TP207 K9
TEST_POINT XTAL1
K10
XTAL2 NC
1

1
F4 K6 C248
SPI_CLK CLK_CLK FREFOUT NC 33pF
G1 A6
SYN_SEL EN_CEX MODOUT
SPI_DATA
H1 K4
MODIN VMULT1 VMULT1
F1 K3
DATA VMULT2 NC
E10 K1
TP36 SFIN VMULT3 AUX3_TP
J1 TEST_POINT
TEST_POINT VMULT4
1 B10 U202
MODIN NC PVREF

1
G6 A1
R205 NC VBYPASS AUX1 NC
B1
39K AUX2 NC
D7 C1
CPB1 AUX3 TRB
A7 D1
CPB2 AUX4 NC
R204
56K H10 A9
SFCAP TEST1 NC R203
G10 A8
NC SFBASE TEST2 NC VCTRL
D10
C219 PREIN 220
A5
10uF IOUT C202 C203 C204
G5 A4 1K
NC REFSEL IADAPT R202 .047uF .047uF 2000pF
D6 E1 R214
680
NC CCOMP LOCK
A3
ADAPTSW NC R201
G4 G7
NC NC1 SFOUT C200
F10 K5

1
NC NC2 INDMULT NC 4700pF 82

GND1
GND2
GND3
F7 J10

GND
NC NC3 WARP
VC_TP
4.6VSF_OUT

E4
K8
E7
D5
2 C201 C236 C237 C238 C239 C240
0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF
PRES_IN L200
1uH
1
1

R215
TEST_POINT ANA_3V LOCK
TP23
L204 10K
WA P_TP

C221 C220 C222 C235

1
2.2uH
330pF .01uF 10uF 100pF

C213 SF_TP LK_TP


0.1uF TEST_POINT
1

1K
4

R207
VCC

168_TP
R206 C214 TEST_POINT
1 3 1
VCON OUT
10K .01uF
GND

C215
2

100pF Y200

Figure 9.1-12. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4264B Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 1 of 3

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F5V_IN

C206
0.1uF
L206
2.2uH
ANA_3V
L202 D201
2.2uH C207
4 3 0.1uF
A1 K1
5 2
A2 K2
6 1
A3 K3 C243
C246 C230 C223
C208 0.1uF
2.2uF 0.1uF 330pF 0.1uF
C234
330pF
C210 C232 C212
10uF 0.1uF 330pF R211
330
D202 C209
0.1uF ANA_3V ANA_3V
4 3 L203
A1 K1 R210
2.2uH
5 2 5.1K U805
A2 K2
6 1 L201 4 5
A3 K3
F5V_IN 2.2uH 1
16.8MHz
F5V_IN ANA_3V C217 C218 C233 3
330pF 2 C249 L205
0.1uF 0.1uF R216
68pF 1uH
C247 90.9
100pF
C245
F5V_IN
F5V_IN 330pF
C211 R208 R212

C10
A10
ANA_3V

D4
K7

K2
A2
TP208 TP209 TP207 0.1uF 5.1K 270
TEST_POINT TEST_POINT TEST_POINT
K9

VDD
VDD1
VDD2
VDD3
VRO
VCP
XTAL1
K10
XTAL2 NC
1

1
F4 K6 C248
SPI_CLK CLK_CLK FREFOUT NC 33pF
G1 A6
SYN_SEL EN_CEX MODOUT
SPI_DATA
H1 K4
MODIN VMULT1 VMULT1
F1 K3
DATA VMULT2 NC
E10 K1 AUX3_TP
SFIN VMULT3
J1 TEST_POINT
TP36 U202 VMULT4
1 B10
MODIN TEST_POINT NC PVREF
G6 A1

1
NC VBYPASS AUX1 NC
R205 B1
39K AUX2 NC
D7 C1
CPB1 AUX3 TRB
A7 D1
CPB2 AUX4 NC
R204
56K H10 A9
SFCAP TEST1 NC
G10 A8
NC SFBASE TEST2 NC VCTRL
D10
PREIN R203
C219 A5 220
IOUT
10uF G5 A4 C203 C204 R214
NC REFSEL IADAPT R202 C202
D6 E1 680 .047uF .047uF 0.1uF 1K
NC CCOMP LOCK
A3 R201
ADAPTSW NC 82
G4 G7
NC NC1 SFOUT C200
F10 K5

1
NC NC2 INDMULT NC 4700pF

GND1
GND2
GND3
F7 J10

GND
NC NC3 WARP
VC_TP
4.6VSF_OUT
E4
K8
E7
D5
2 C201 C236 C237 C238 C239 C240
0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF
PRES_IN
L200
1uH
1
1

R215
10K
TEST_POINT ANA_3V
TP23 L204 LOCK
2.2uH
WAP_TP

C221 C220 1 C235

1
C222 100pF
330pF .01uF 10uF
C213 SF_TP LK_TP
0.1uF TEST_POINT
1

R207
4

1K
VCC

C214
R206
.01uF
10K
1 3 1 168_TP
VCON OUT
TEST_POINT
GND

C215
2

100pF Y200
16.8MHz

Figure 9.1-13. PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264E Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 1 of 3

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4.6VSF_VCO
4.6VSF_OUT 4.6VSF_VCO

C277
330pF TP299
R272
200 TEST_POINT

1
4.6VSF_VCO 4.6VSF_VCO C279
C257 C258 4.6VSF_VCO L274 330pF R274
0.1uF 330pF 4.6VSF_VCO 33nH 15
TXRF_OUT
R257
C252 R291 R277 10K
12pF 33 10K C278 C276
5.1pF 0.5pF R273 R275
L251 4.6VSF_VCO 4.6VSF_VCO 470 470
C255
1uH 1pF

14
18
C254 L253 R253

VCC_B UFFERS
VCC_L OGIC
D251 3.3pF 18.08nH 330
C253 4.6VSF_VCO
12pF C262
R252 1 10 330pF
30 TX_IADJ TX_OUT
2 8
RX_IADJ RX_OUT
3
SUPER_FLTR TP298
4 12
L252 COLL_RFIN U250 PRESC_OUT
C295 1uH L254 5 L259 TEST_POINT
.01uF 11.87nH C256 RX_BASE 1uH

1
6 7
330pF RX_EMITTER VCOBIC RX_SWITCH NC
16 13 L258 R293
D252 TX_BASE TX_SWITCH NC 150nH 33
15
TX_EMITTER RX_LO_IN
20

GND_B UFFERS
FLIP_IN C261

GND_L OGIC
19

GND_FL A G
C271 TRB_IN 330pF
11pF C263 C267
0.5pF 0.5pF R294
TEST_POINT TP291 330
C274
1

1pF

9
11
17
VCTRL
R251 L270 TP297
0 1uH
C273 L272 R271
1.8pF 39nH 270 C292 C293 TEST_POINT
C294 L266

1
C272 330pF 330pF
330pF 15pF 180nH
R270
33 PRES_IN
D270

C266 R266
L273 2.2pF 330
L271
1uH 27nH C275
330pF

4.6VSF_OUT
C296
1000pF

R254 R255
270K Q301 1K
TRB

TP296
TEST_POINT
1

R295
10K
C286
330pF

Figure 9.1-14. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 2 of 3

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SC_FILT_EN

ANA_3V

C226 C227 C228


0.1uF 330pF 0.1uF

U201

4
FL200

VDD

VDD
8
VMULT1 CLK MAX7414
5 7
TX_SSI_CLK SCLK SHDN
6
TX_SSI_FSYNC SYNC R209
1 2 5
VOUT IN OUT MODIN
4
TX_SSI_DATA DIN 0 R213
1

GND
COM 8.2K
6 C231

GND
OS 220pF
2

3
C229
0.1uF

Figure 9.1-15. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 3 of 3

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SSI_CK

SSI_FS
SSI_D
1

1
DOUTB
DOUTA Data_hi
PE CLKOUT Abacus_CLK
FS Abacus_FSYNC
RX_RF RX_RF IF PC SyncB Abacus_SYNCB

PD

XCVR_5V

RX_OSC RX_OSC XCVR_5V

DAC_2 DAC_2 FREF IF

DAC_3 DAC_3 DIG_3V

POR POR

RFSW_B+ RFSW_B+ ANA_5V XCVR_5V

RESET_OUT RESET_OUT ANA_3V ANA_3V

VSW1 VSW1 ABACUS_3V ABACUS_3V


SPI_CK
A B _CS

SPI_D
1

ABACUS_CS

SPI_CLK

MOSI

16.8Mhz_OSC

Figure 9.1-16. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E/ PMUD2887A/ PMUD2888A/ PMUD2886A/ PMUD2885A/ PMUD3199A/ PMUD3183A/ PMUD3200A/ PMUD3184A Receiver Front End and DC Sche-
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DAC_2 DAC_2
RF_OUT RF_OUT
XCVR_5V XCVR_5V
RX_OSC
RX_RF RX_RF
XCVR_5V IF IF
DAC_3 DAC_3

RX_OSC

Figure 9.1-17. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver Front End Schematic

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XCVR_5V

U3

5
VCC
C33
1 A1 Y1 6 0.1uF
DAC_3

L34
120nH
3 A2 Y2 4

U2
GND

DAC_2
DAC_2
2

4 1
V1 RFIO1
5 3

GND
V2 RFIO2
R13 R32 R33
10K 10K

2
22
C15 R14 C44 C46 R34
0.1uF 10K D11 C35 0.1uF 4.7uF 10K D13
D4 D6
L5 0.1uF L42
15nH C18 15nH
330pF
R26 L31
R24 2.7K
L12 180K 100nH L49
D3 C2 C9 D10 15nH D5 C43 C48 D12 15nH
150pF 150pF 150pF 150pF
C17 C25
C20 C30
TPI

0.1uF L21 0.1uF


L7 0.1uF 6.8pF L47
C1 C16 R15 56nH C41 C47
24pF 82nH 24pF 24pF 82nH 24pF
1

Q29
RX_RF RF_OUT

L6 L8 L20 C22 L45 L48


R23
D20 27nH 27nH 220nH 9.1pF 27nH 27nH
180K

R22 L28 R30


10 10
22nH

Figure 9.1-18. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver Schematic – Sheet 1 of 4

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TP52

1
RX_OSC XCVR_5V

RX_OSC

L60 L63
270nH
33nH

C70
910pF

C61 C60
330pF C56
7.5pF
0.1uF

TP55

1
U1 IF
RF_OUT

1
T51 L54

B VDD
8 3 L62
C64 IFN T53 820.0nH FL51
L61 4 9 22nH
330pF NC RFN IFP L55 L56
22nH 5 5 12 4 1 4
RFP BBP IN OUT IF
2 2 470nH 470nH
TP51 BDIV
1 6 1 10 3 6
LOIN NC1

GND1
GND2
GND3
GND4
6
C62 C63 NC2
GND1

2 7 1
GND

12pF 12pF NC3 C68 C57


L64

6
2
3
5
2.2pF 18pF 8.2pF 15pF
22nH C58 C59
11
13

4 3

C65
330pF

C66 C67 C71 C72


R60 330pF 4.7uF .01uF .01uF
100

Figure 9.1-19. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver Schematic – Sheet 2 of 4

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R420
Q402

56K

C442
C482 .01uF
4.7uF C464
0.1uF

XCVR_5V R412 R414


360 18K
C481
4.7uF
C475 L407
910pF C437 C438 R418

0.1u F
E402

C431
51pF 62pF 0
C429
0.1uF C433
C432
18pF
0.1uF
C428 Q401
C449 C435 C440
.01uF 0.33uF R417
68pF 1.1K
IF
L404 D402
36pF C434 330nH
L413 .047uF
390nH R413
620
C430
0.1uF R415
12K C447 C441 C480
C463 C436 470pF 1uF 1uF
.047uF 100pF
R436 L414
C461 2.2uH
0
0.1uF

L412
10uH
C476
C424
200pF
100pF
L411

48
47
46
45
44
43
42
41
40
39
38
37

0.1u F
C401
10uH

VDDI
IFIN
CXIF
GNDI

L OP
L ON
CXVM

VDDP

GNDP
1 36

CXVL

VDDL

IOUTL
MXOP GNDL
2 35
MXON FREF FREF
C405 3 34
100pF GNDF GNDS2
4 33
IF2N SYNCB SyncB
5 32
IF2P GNDH
6 31
VDDF U401 FS FS
7 30
GCP DOUTB DOUTB
8 29
GCN DOUTA DOUTA
9 28
C465 VDDA CLKOUT CLKOUT
10 27
0.1uF C411 C412 GNDA VDDH
11 26
2200pF 0.1uF

GNDS1
VREFP VDDD

IOUTC
GNDQ

GNDC

GNDD
VDDQ

VDDC

CL K N
RREF

CL K P
12 25
VREFN PE R499

PC
PD
10K

13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
E406
IDCTR

4.7uH

C478
.047uF

PE
R419
100K PD
PC
0.1u F
C416

C400 C417
100pF 100pF
C470
0.1uF

C473
0.1uF

DIG_3V L403 C423 C448


3.9uH 68pF R407 R408 .033uF
R406 10K 1.8K
10K

C472
0.1uF
D401
C422
.01uF C421 C425
0.1uF 0.1uF

Figure 9.1-20. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver Schematic – Sheet 3 of 4

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D510

D511
R524
0 *U500* POR

4 5
RFSW_B+ INPUT OUTPUT
8 7
RESET_OUT SHUTDOWN ERROR ANA_5V
6
R521 SENSE 330K
1 2

GND
0 BYPASS NC NC R520

C514 C528

3
C513 C510 1uF 910pF
1uF 0.1uF

C521
.01uF

D512
R528
0

U501

3
VEN
1 5
VIN VOUT ANA_3V
4
BYPASS

GND
C511

2
0.1uF C522 C516 C526
.01uF 1uF 910pF

R527
0 D513

U502

3
VEN
1 5
VSW1 VIN VOUT ABACUS_3V
100uH 4
BYPASS
L502

GND
2
C523
C518 C506 C512 .01uF C517 C527
10uF 1uF 0.1uF 1uF 910pF

Figure 9.1-21. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Receiver Schematic (Regulators) – Sheet 4 of 4

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IF1
SSI_CLK
IF2
SSI_FSYNC

IF36
TX_SSI_CLK

IF37
TX_SSI_FSYNC

IF3
TX_SSI_DATA TX_SSI_DATA IF12
IF4 TX_SSI_Clk Abacus_CLK Abacus_SYNCB RX_SSI_RESET
SC_FILT_EN SC_FILT_EN IF13
TX_SSI_FSYNC Abacus_FSYNC Data_hi RX_SSI_DATA
IF14
RX_OSC RX_OSC RESET_OUT RESET_OUT

ANA-3V ANA_3V Li_BATT

16.8Mhz_OSC_2 16.8Mhz_OSC
IF17
MOSI MOSI POR POR

FLCK SPI_CLK
RAW_B+
XCVR_5V XCVR_5V

TXRF_OUT
IF5
UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS SYN_SEL LOCK_DET_H
IF18
IF6 RFSW_B+ RFSW_B+
VSW1 VSW1
IF7 ABACUS_3V IF19

RX_RF
DA C_3

DA C_2
ABACUS3_CS ABACUS_CS RFSW_B+ GREEN_LED GREEN_LED
IF20
ABACUS_3V RED_LED RED_LED
IF21
BATT_CODE BATTERY_ID
IF22
EMERGENCY EMERGENCY
IF23
VOL VOLUME
IF24
SB1 SB1

R X _R F

DA C_2
DA C_3
IF25
RAW_B+ RAW_B+ SB2 SB2
IF8 IF26
16_8_filtered SB3 SB3
IF27
PCIC_CS PTT PTT
IF9 IF28
SPI_MOSI_A MOSI RTA0 RTA0
IF10 IF29
SPI_CLK_A SPI_CLK RTA1 RTA1
IF30
TX_RF RTA2 RTA2
IF11 IF31
LOCK_DET RESET RTA3 RTA3
IF32
UNSW_B+_1 TG2_SEC_CLEAR TG2_SEC_CLEAR
IF33
MECH_SW MECH_SW

P100
SH1 SH51 SH52 SH101 SH102 SH103 SH201 SH251 SH252 SH401 SH402
SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD

IF34
UNSW_B+
P4 IF35
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
RFGND
SH500
SHIELD

M501

P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
Figure 9.1-22. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E RF Schematic

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9.1-24 VHF Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

E140
RAW_B+

BEAD
C141 C142
C122 330pF 1uF
330pF
0.1uF C127
C108 4.7pF C172
C187 L119
.01uF C110 23.75nH C174
L101 .01uF 330pF 7.5pF 4.7pF
C181 E102
6.8nH 15pF
22pF
C135
C119 C129
390nH 6.8pF 0.1uF
L118
J101

D170
L170 L171 L172
R105 C105 L114 33nH 43.67nH 43.67nH 43.67nH
C106 C113 82 15pF
330pF
22pF *C120* 330
C101 C116 82pF R115 11.03nH 1.65nH 23.75nH
L115 C171
330pF 51pF 19.61nH L125 L126 L127 C173 C175
U101 0.1uF 20pF C177 R199
27pF 18pF 10K

D
Q101 C124
16 6 C125 C126 C128
TX_RF RFIN RFOUT1 47pF 47pF C180 C170
1 7 G 36pF 39pF
VCNTRL RFOUT2 24pF 5.1pF

S1

S2
C100 14 2
VD1 VG1 R168 R169 1uH
330pF 11 3 C118 100 100 L128
G2 VG2 C115 L117
6.8pF 39nH 27pF
8 C103
NC1 C102
9 C130
NC2 330pF .01uF C176

NC
10 .01uF
NC3 R103 68pF R153
TP_TEMP
GND1
GND2
GND3
GND4

15 1K L120 1K
NC4 68nH
EP

NC
4
5
12
13
17

L106

A1

NC2 NC1

K1
L176

D172
R142
1uH 12K R143 43.67nH
R102

A2
K2
13K

2K 18K 33K

NC1 NC2
K2

A2
D173
R154
C104 C109 0 NC

K1
A1
C190
330pF .01uF 470pF
C149
C111 .01uF
330pF R104
39K C112 R157 R151
R155 TP_160 R159 C179

NC
330pF 1.5K 820 82 330pF
TEST_POINT 0
330pF

2
330pF

C182 C148

VOUT
C188
330pF 100pF 100pF

R158 RX_RF
1
100
0 GND POS R160 C178
3 C189 R150
R108 0 18pF
330pF 82 D171

U103 R161
RESET 0

R125
L121 C191 R156 82
R162 68nH 68pF 1K
SPI_CLK 10K

MOSI
C131

PCIC_CS .01uF
TP_RSET

TP_DAC3

4.7K

32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
R149

ANO
RSET
TEMP
CEX
DATA
BPOS
CLK
GND2
C186 1 24
RFIN VAR3 DAC_3
R144 0.1uF C140 2 23 Q197
330pF
NC T1 RX
BLM11A601S 270K 330pF 3 22
E141 CI NA NC 10K
4 21 R127
5
INT U102 RS
20
3300pF
CJ VAR1 NC
C143 6 19
7
VL H99S-4 VLIM
18
3300pF
TP_146 CL VAR2 DAC_2
3300pF

C144 8 17
C145 GND1 V5EXT 0 R109
TEST_POINT TP_VLIM

F168

CQX
3300pF

V10

V45
2200pF

CQ
QX

VG
Q
Q200

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
D104 R146 4V5
1K
C147
1uF

NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC

C185
.01uF

C146
0.1uF

Figure 9.1-23. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Transmitter Schematic

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ABACUS_3V

2.2uH
L501

R511
10K
S502
SWITCH

MECH_SW
10K 4 2
R505 EMERGENCY

7 1
TAB5 TAB1
RAW_B+ C551

TA B 4
TA B 3
TA B 2
R512 .01uF
C505 S501 47K VR514
0.47uF SWITCH

6
5
3
3A 6.8V
24V 4 HIGH 3

UNSW_B+_1
2
F500
5 1
POS S503
LOW SWITCH
B500 NEG
C504

TA B 2

TA B 1
DATA 470pF D500 100
R507 1 A1 B1 2
C525 C524 10V

6
3 A2 B2 4
1000pF 33uF VR501 PTT

L500
BATT_CODE
390nH
C550
.01uF VR503
6.8V
VR500 VR513
6.8V 5.6V VR512
5.6V
VOL R525
C519 10K
330pF
R522 S504
47K C520 SWITCH
470pF VR502
6.8V 100
R508 1 A1 B1 2
3 A2 B2 4
TG2_SEC_CLEAR SB3

VR504
6.8V
R523 C507
10K 10K 10K 10K 10K
47K RFSW_B+ .01uF
R513 R514 R515 R516 R518

C1
C1

S500 R526
SWITCH 10K
RTA0
A B
RTA1 A B S505
SWITCH
RTA2
RTA3 100
1 4 R509 1 A1 B1 2
S1 S4
C2 C3 3 A2 B2 4
C2 C3 R503 R504 SB2
8 2 390 510
R519 S8 S2
47K

VR505
6.8V
D501
VR508 LNJ115W8P0MT C508
5.6V C500 C501 C502 .01uF
C503
910pF 910pF 910pF

GRN

RED
910pF

10K
VR509
R517
5.6V S506
SWITCH
100
GREEN_LED R510 2 B1 A1 1
4 B2 A2 3
SB1

VR510
5.6V VR506
RED_LED 6.8V

C509
Q501 .01uF

VR511
5.6V

Figure 9.1-24. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4264B RF Controls Schematic

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ABACUS_3V

2.2uH
L501

R511
10K
S502
SWITCH

MECH_SW
6.8K 4 2
R505 EMERGENCY

7 1
TAB5 TAB1
RAW_B+ C551

TA B 4
TA B 3
TA B 2
R512 .01uF
C505 S501 47K VR514
0.47uF SWITCH

6
5
3
3A 6.8V
24V 4 HIGH 3

UNSW_B+_1
2
F500
5 1
POS S503
LOW SWITCH
B500 NEG
C504

TA B 2

TA B 1
DATA 470pF D500 100
R507 1 A1 B1 2
C525 C524 10V

6
3 A2 B2 4
1000pF 33uF VR501 PTT

L500
BATT_CODE
390nH
C550
.01uF VR503
6.8V
VR500 VR513
6.8V 5.6V VR512
5.6V
VOL R525
C519 10K
330pF
R522 S504
47K C520 SWITCH
470pF VR502
6.8V 100
R508 1 A1 B1 2
3 A2 B2 4
TG2_SEC_CLEAR SB3

VR504
6.8V
R523 C507
10K 10K 10K 10K 10K
47K RFSW_B+ .01uF
R513 R514 R515 R516 R518

C1
C1

S500 R526
SWITCH 10K
RTA0
A B
RTA1 A B S505
SWITCH
RTA2
RTA3 100
1 4 R509 1 A1 B1 2
S1 S4
C2 C3 3 A2 B2 4
C2 C3 R503 R504 SB2
8 2 390 510
R519 S8 S2
47K

VR505
6.8V
D501
VR508 LNJ115W8P0MT C508
5.6V C500 C501 C502 .01uF
C503
910pF 910pF 910pF

GRN

RED
910pF

10K
VR509
R517
5.6V S506
SWITCH
100
GREEN_LED R510 2 B1 A1 1
4 B2 A2 3
SB1

VR510
5.6V VR506
RED_LED 6.8V

C509
Q501 .01uF

VR511
5.6V

Figure 9.1-25. PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264E RF Controls Schematic

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VR504

C509
R508C507

VR503

VR506
RESET
2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4

C550
R507
S504 S505 S503 S506
46

VR505

R509
VR502
1 3 1 3 1 3 R510 1 3

D600

C804
C508
1

R649

R840R811
C803 R806 C505 C520
R839

TP_CS0
E801 R807
C640

CKO
E802 C840 R841
R829

C528
U500
C857 C521 VR501

D511
TP36

R528
C856 TSYNC C514
T16

C512
TCLK

R420

C480
T1

C440
SSI_CK

C481
C855 C510 C57 C482 R417 C506
C641

5
4

FL51 6
C526
Q402

R521
SSI_FS

R524
C805

R520

C442
C447R414
SH402
L54
C761

C441
C436
R418

C464
SH52
C516
R525R526

U702
R527 D510 C522 D512 L414

1
URTS1_XRXD U502 R517R505
R413

4
U501
C807

L404
C511
R412 Q401
R808C806R810

L407

C518

3
L502 C437 C523
R842 R816 C738

C810
J601

C513
R415C435 C438 D402 C527 C517
U800

F500

M701
C809

C812
U801 R804
R805 L202 C246
MCU_DE

C213
UTXD2 Q801 R802 C243

C500
C501
R208 L204 TP51 L61

R516
C814C808R820 DSP_DE

R23

L501
C56

3
L64 L63 L28 L20

C63
R801
C816 R795
C67
L206 R210 R60

C62
C64
C70 C33 U3
C68 L62

C214 C247
U802

2
C30R30
R726
C66 C17

Q29

4
6
R809
KVL_USB_DETECT

SH51

C35
R212

L34

C502 R522R513
R514
4

6
6
U805
R15

3
4
168_TP C18
A16

T51
A1

3
9 7
Y200

T53

U1
C802 C248

SH500
L702

D501
C25 C20 3

R22 R26
TRST
TDO
R786C773TMS

10
TCK

12
16out

TDI

L31
C813 C815 C811 R803 R32 2 4
R24

4
3
45

6
R211R216C249 L21 U2 R523
E800

C715 C72 C71

R515
R675 C22
C801

C245 C65
C800

L205
47

R843
R778
R776
R773

U705 WAP_TP
R207R206 C215
R759
R760

VR510

C503
VR509

VR508
TPI
Q706

4 3 SH102
R667
C658

R768

R793R794

6
L101
R748

C126
C113
C181

C128
C106
E102
R666 6 C142

D20
C108
L273

4
VR701

C675 R791
C127

10
11
C141
R777

MAKO_INT

S502
21 L254
Q705

R270
R757

R775
R758
R779

L701

C100
R792R749

R253

C129

3
C275
R271
C122

U250
1 R763 L127
C256 R252 16
R780 9

C105 R105
L272 C274

2
R756 L119

2
R771 C255

L253
R785

SH101
Q704

L176
R764

D170
C272 U101

7
R784

C180
R765

R711

L126
20
R608 C252

1
C273
1
C713
VR651

R199
C655
C671

C271
J650

C796 8
R677

C103 R108
R669 VR678
C170 C171

C174
VR659

L270

D251
C680

C177

L251
C868

C253 SPI_D

C102

C104
R837
C753

C295 C294

C109
C754 C254 C172
D270 C101 C116 C119
VR652

L125

L170
C673C652 R678

R838 R671

L172
L651 TP291

D252
L271
C867

C118
C115
L117

C120
L652 C755

L114
C674 R670

C125
C752 R251

C135
20
C672

C124
L252 C110 L115 C173 L171

L118
VR662 C296 R115 C175
C187
R674

22
VR657
SH251
3

Figure 9.1-26. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Main Circuit Board Component Location Detail – Side 1

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9.1-28 VHF Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

SSI_D
R610
R622
4
R620C615

FL200

C231
C228 C229

R613R614
C465 R814 C817 C621
C461C424 R621C619

C478

R705R703
R815 C818

L411
E406

C476
C412
C227

C411
R616C617

C421

C405

U201
R213

4
5
S501

Q703
2 L412 C732 U602
R617C613

C417
C226

C425
C611

G8

G1
Q701

C416

L413
R209 C212C232

L500
C730 R611

C230

8
H1 A1

B500
5 C463 R436 R625

U803
3

R408 C400
C223 C614 R672 C610

2
R419 13 C428 C731 U804 R626 RTS1
1 C430 C612

C449
R615 R656 R637

SH401

C638 C830 C620


C210

C422
C519 C629

C423 R407 C448


C473 C219 D201 D202
C431 R638 C630

D513

L56
C703

R406
C504 C727 H6 A6

USB_TXENAB
A8

A1
R729

VR500
U401 R639C631 CTS1
C433 R722 C725 C859R701 R702

C864 UTXD1_USB_VPO
U601 R640C632

C206
C207

Q709
C429 TP55

C209

C218
C217
3
L403

USB_VPI

USB_VMO
C208 L203 R797 R641C633
L201 4

R812
C58

USB_VMI

C850
C432 Q700 R813 CR800
C472 37 R743 5 CR801 R673 R658 R642C634

D401
25 C59 L55 8
C211 R255

R499
C234 R643 C635

K10

K1
R740 C726

Q301
C470 C434 E402 C233
R254 L708 C851 D603 R635R654 GND
C401 C475

R634
R636
R519R518 AB_CS R295
C525

R718
L710

R717
U202 C286 TP296

R205R204
TP23

C736
C729 C720 Q804

L257

L703
Q698

C721 C863

C865
8 TP52 R774 R633 VPP

C710
A D500 R215C235 C861

A10
R772

R201 A1
R767
C60 C866

C61
SF_TP LK_TP
AUX3_TP L705
M1 R14 C700 R710 R781 C637 R647 BUS

C16

C724

C717

C718
R34

L704
C44

C756
C757
C760
L8 C15 R202 C716 VR663

C47
C9 L60 C220 C236
C48 L48 TP208 C204 R700 R796 C862 C719 R644C636

R203
S500 C1 C2 C3 D12 R709 C737
L12

D10 C221 M501 C202


C200 BUSY
L7

D3

L47
C723 C759

P14
L49 D13 D5 C524 C203 C237 C763 D662

P1
D11

L42
TP209
SH1

M2 D4 R214

R668
D6 C734 R790

L45

16
C607

1
C722 C758
C1

C2

C41
TP207

R33

VR658
L6 C767

E140

L200
L5 C43 C222 C239 C201 R697
B 4 2 R13 VC_TP C762
C179

C770 C768
TP_TEMP C653C657
R504
R503

C178

C764C790
C712
C147 D104 R844
VR511

C766

VR650
C706

BSY_OUT_CTS

U701
D171 C46 C240 C238

Q702
C714 R798

C654
R704 C769
C146 TP_VLIM

C858
VR512 VR513 TP_DAC3
TP_RSET SH201 C765 EXTMIC

C860
R712

R109
R143
C148

C735
C145

C701

C656
R511
Q501

C711
BSY_IN_RTS
R155
5 C188
R154

9
17
C551 R783
C791 R799 EXTSP+

C292
C293
R266
C266
U103

C742
R168 R142 C144 TP297
R169

UCTS_USB_SPEED
U102

U712
TP_146 R291 R782

A14

A1

Y701
C143

9
8
R512

C278
VR514

C185 R146
R156 C277
D172

R745
4

R277 R747 EXT_SP

L274

C702
C191 R149
R257 L266 C1 R744
SH103

C149 R127

25
R272 R714 4 3 C708

C140
U713

C186
C709
Q101

C705

C704
SH252
C743
3

L121

R144
C258 TP299 Y702 C3A3
L128

R708
C771
C276 USB_D+

R274
4 3
2

L120 4 R275 R746

L106
P4 SPI_CK C257 2 A3C3
R153
R157

D173

R741
R742
C263
5

C176

Q197 C279 R273 R725 U714

L259
C1

C182

R294

C728
C131
C262 USB_D
J101 E141 R752R750 R751R753 C792
3

Q200 C750

C112
C130 C189
3

R158 R103 R125 D700


5 C190 R160 R102 R104 L258 C261R293 TP298

R151
R150
R159R161 C267 C751
P100

2 C111
R162
TP_160

Figure 9.1-27. PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMLD4264B/ PMLD4264E Main Circuit Board Component Location Detail – Side 2

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PMLD4303A/ PMLD4303D/ PMUD2887A/ MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


PMUD2888A/ PMUD2886A/ PMUD2885A/ ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
PMUD3199A/ PMUD3183A/ PMUD3200A/ NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
PMUD3184A Main Circuit Board
C120 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C15 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C191 NOT PLACED –
Electrical Parts List 5% 50V-DC, 0603,
C2 2113944A42 CAP CER CHP 150.0PF 50V
C122 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C16 2115075H01 CAP CHIP 24PF 5% COG 5%
MOTOROLA 50V-DC, 0603,
ITEM PART DESCRIPTION C17 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C20 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
NUMBER C124 2113944F58 CAP,FXD,47PF,+5%,-5%, 50V-DC, 0603, 50V-DC,0603,
50V-DC, 0805,C0
B500 0986237A02 CONNECTOR (CONTACT C170 2113944M27 CAP,FXD,24PF,+2%,-2%, C200 2113945A13 CAP CER CHP 4700PF 50V
BATTERY) C125 2113944F58 CAP,FXD,47PF,+5%,-5%, 50V-DC, 0603,C 10%
50V-DC, 0805,C0
C1 2115075H01 CAP CHIP 24PF 5% COG C171 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C201 2109720D14 CAP CER CHIP LOW DIST
C126 2113944F58 CAP,FXD,47PF,+5%,-5%, 5% .1 UF
C100 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V 50V-DC, 0805,C0
5% C172 2113944M16 CAP,FXD,8.2PF,.1PF+/-, C202 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%,
C127 2113944M09 CAP,FXD,4.3PF,.1PF+/-, 50V-DC, 0603,C 50V-DC,060
C101 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V 50V-DC,0603
5% C173 2113944M29 CAP,FXD,30PF,+2%,-2%, C203 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%,
C128 2113944F56 CAP,FXD,39PF,+5%,-5%, 50V-DC, 0603,C 50V-DC,060
C102 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 50V-DC,0805,C0
C174 2113944M13 CAP,FXD,6.2PF,.1PF+/-, C204 2109720D20 CAP CHIP LOW DIST 2000
C103 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C129 2113945L25 CAP,FXD,1000PF,+5%,-5%, 50V-DC,0603,C SOV
10% 50V-DC,0603
C175 2113944M28 CAP,FXD,27PF,+2%,-2%, C206 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C104 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C130 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 50V-DC, 0603,C0
10% C207 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C105 NOT PLACED – C176 2113944M20 CAP,FXD,12PF,+2%,-2%,
C131 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 50V-DC,0603,C0 C208 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C106 NOT PLACED – 10%
C177 2113944M24 CAP,FXD,18PF,+2%,-2%, C209 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C108 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C135 2113945L25 CAP,FXD,1000PF,+5%,-5%, 50V-DC,0603,C0
10% C210 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10,+10,-10,16,SM,
50V-DC,0603
C178 2113944A28 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5% -55MIN,12
C109 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C140 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
10% C179 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V C211 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C141 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V 5%
C110 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C212 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
5%
10% C18 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C213 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C142 2313960B01 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
C111 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V 16V-DC, SM,-5 C180 NOT PLACED –
C214 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
5%
C181 NOT PLACED – 10%
C143 2113945A10 CAP CER CHP 1500PF 50V
C112 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V 10%
C182 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V C215 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5%
5% 5%
C144 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10%
C113 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V
C185 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C217 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
5% C145 2113945B03 CAP,FXD,.015UF,+10%,-10%,
25V-DC,040 10%
C218 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C115 2113944M14 CAP,FXD,6.8PF,.1PF+/-,
50V-DC, 0603,C C146 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C186 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C219 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10,+10,-10,16,SM,
50V-DC,0603,
-55MIN,12
C116 2113944M35 CAP,FXD,51PF,+2%,-2%, C147 2313960B01 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC, 0603,C0 16V-DC, SM,-5 C187 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V
C22 2113944A24 CAP CER CHP 9.1PF 50V
5%
+/- 0.5PF
C118 2113944M33 CAP,FXD,43PF,+2%,-2%, C148 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
50V-DC, 0603,C0 5% C188 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C220 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C189 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 10%
C119 2113944M14 CAP,FXD,6.8PF,.1PF+/-, C149 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
50V-DC, 0603,C 10% C221 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C190 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10%

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C222 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10,+10,-10,16,SM,- C25 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C292 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C430 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
55MIN,12 50V-DC,0603,
C293 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C431 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C223 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C252 2113944C78 CAP,FXD,13PF,+5%,-5%,
50V-DC,0603,C0 C294 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C432 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C226 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC ,0603, C253 2113944C78 CAP,FXD,13PF,+5%,-5%, C295 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C433 2113944C33 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5%
50V-DC,0603,C0 10%
C227 2113945L13 CAP,FXD,330PF,+5%,-5%,50V- C434 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%,
DC, 0603,X C254 2113944C18 CAP CER CHP 3.3PF 50V C296 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V 50V-DC,060
+/- 0.25PF 10%
C228 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C435 2113944A36 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5%
50V-DC, 0603, C255 2113944C63 CAP,FXD,1PF,.1PF+/-,50V-DC, C30 2113944A21 CAP CER CHP 6.8PF 50V +/-
0.5PF C436 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
0603,C0G
C229 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, 5%
50V-DC, 0603, C256 2113945L13 CAP,FXD,330PF,+5%,-5%, C33 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0603, C437 2113944C85 CAP,FXD,51PF,+5%,-5%
50V-DC,0603,X
C230 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 50V-DC,0603,C0
C257 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C35 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C231 2113945A01 CAP CER CHP 220PF 50V 10% 50V-DC,0603, C438 2113944C40 CAP CER CHP 62.0PF 50V 5%
50V-DC,0603,
C232 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C400 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C44 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C258 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
5% 50V-DC,0603,
C233 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C261 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C401 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C440 2113945G96 CAP,FXD,.33UF,+10%,-10%,
C234 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C262 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 50V-DC,0805
C405 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C235 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C263 2113944A61 CAP,FXD,.5PF,.25PF+/-, 5% C441 2313960M26 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
5% 50V-DC,0402,C 10V-DC,SM,-5
C41 2115075H01 CAP CHIP 24PF 5% COG
C236 2109720D14 CAP CER CHIP LOW DIST C266 2113944A09 CAP CER CHP 2.2PF 50V C442 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
.1 UF +/- 0.25PF C411 2113945A11 CAP CER CHP 2200PF 50V 10%
10%
C237 2109720D14 CAP CER CHIP LOW DIST C267 2113944A61 CAP,FXD,.5PF,.25PF+/-, C447 NOT PLACED –
.1 UF 50V-DC, 0402,C C412 NOT PLACED –
C448 2113945C25 CAP,FXD,.033UF,+10%,-10%,
C238 2109720D14 CAP CER CHIP LOW DIST C271 2113944C32 CAP CER CHP 15.0PF 50V 5% C416 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 50V-DC,060
.1 UF
C272 2113944C32 CAP CER CHP 15.0PF 50V 5% C417 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C449 2113944A79 CAP,FXD,16PF,+5%,-5%,
C239 2109720D14 CAP CER CHIP LOW DIST 5% 50V-DC,0402,C0
.1 UF C273 2188881Y12 CAP,CERAMIC CHIP,1.8PF,
.1PF +/-,16 C421 NOT PLACED – C46 2113946Q01 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 16V
C240 2109720D14 CAP CER CHIP LOW DIST
.1 UF C274 2113944V03 CAP,FXD,1PF,.1PF+/-,50V-DC C422 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C461 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
,0402,C0G 10%
C243 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C463 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%,
C275 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C423 2113944C41 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5% 50V-DC,060
C245 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% C276 2113944A61 CAP,FXD,.5PF,.25PF+/-, C424 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C464 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
50V-DC, 0402,C 5%
C246 2113946N03 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V C465 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C277 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C425 2113945H69 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+5%,-5%,
C247 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V 50V-DC,1206,X C47 2115075H01 CAP CHIP 24PF 5% COG
10% C278 2113944A18 CAP CER CHP 5.1PF 50V
C428 2113944A29 CAP CER CHP 22.0PF 50V 5% C470 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
+/- 0.5PF
C248 NOT PLACED –
C429 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C472 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C279 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C249 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V
C43 2113944A42 CAP CER CHP 150.0PF 50V C473 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
10% C286 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
5%

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C475 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C517 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C612 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C655 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0402 50V-DC,0402
C518 2313960B57 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-10%, C613 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5%
C476 2113944C89 CAP,FXD,200PF,+5%,-5%, 6.3V-DC,SM,- C656 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0603,C C614 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 50V-DC,0402
C519 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
C478 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%, 50V-DC,0402 C615 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C657 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,060 50V-DC,0402
C520 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10% C617 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5%
C48 2113944A42 CAP CER CHP 150.0PF 50V C658 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
C521 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C619 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5%
5% 50V-DC,0402
10%
C62 2113944A26 CAP CER CHP 12.0PF 50V 5%
C480 2313960M26 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%, C66 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
10V-DC,SM,-5 C522 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C620 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-
10% C67 2113946F03 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 6.3V 10%
10%,50V-DC,0603,
C481 2313960B30 CAP,FXD,4.7UF,+10%,-10%,
10V-DC,SM, C523 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C671 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5%
C621 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
10%
C482 2313960B30 CAP,FXD,4.7UF,+10%,-10%, C672 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
C629 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
10V-DC,SM, C524 2313960H04 CAP,FXD,33UF,+10%,- 50V-DC,0402
10%,16V-DC ,SM,-5 C63 2113944A26 CAP CER CHP 12.0PF 50V 5%
C500 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C673 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5%
50V-DC,0402 C525 2113945L25 CAP,FXD,1000PF,+5%,-5%, C630 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
50V-DC,0603 C674 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10%
C501 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C631 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C526 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C675 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0402
50V-DC,0402 C632 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 50V-DC,0402
C502 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
C527 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C633 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C68 2113944A09 CAP CER CHP 2.2PF 50V +/-
50V-DC,0402
50V-DC,0402 0.25PF
C503 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C634 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C528 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C680 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5%
50V-DC,0402 C635 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
50V-DC,0402
C70 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
C504 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C636 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C550 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 50V-DC,0402
C505 2113945G98 CAP,FXD,.47UF,+10%,-10% 10% C637 2113945L49 CAP,FXD,.01UF,+5%,-5%,50V- C700 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V
,50V-DC,0805 DC,0603,
C551 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 10%
C506 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 10% C638 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C701 2113944A19 CAP CER CHP 5.6PF 50V
C507 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C56 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V 50V-DC,0603, +/- 0.5PF
10% 10% C64 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C702 2113944A19 CAP CER CHP 5.6PF 50V
C508 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C57 2113944C33 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5% +/- 0.5PF
C640 NOT PLACED –
10%
C58 NOT PLACED – C703 NOT PLACED –
C641 NOT PLACED –
C509 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C59 2113944A28 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5% C704 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10%
10% C65 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C60 2113944A22 CAP CER CHP 7.5PF 50V C705 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10%
C510 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C652 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
+/- 0.5PF 50V-DC,0402 C706 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V
C511 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C607 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10%
C653 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
C512 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 50V-DC,0402
C61 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C708 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5%
C513 2113955E11 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,50V C654 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
C610 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C709 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5%
C514 2113955E11 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,50V 50V-DC,0402
C611 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C71 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C516 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 10%

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C710 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V C731 2113946G01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V 10% C764 2113946B03 CAP CER CHP 0.068UF 10V C811 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
10% 10%
C732 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C812 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C711 2113946F03 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 6.3V 10% 5% C765 2113946B03 CAP CER CHP 0.068UF 10V
10% C813 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C712 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C734 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0603, C766 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C814 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C713 2311049C70 CAP,FXD,68UF,+10%,-10%, 5%
(PMLD4303A) 10V-DC,SM,-5 C735 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C815 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C767 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C736 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V C816 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
2314030F56 CAP,FXD,68UF,+10%,-10%, 5%
(PMLD4303D) 10V-DC,SM,-5 10%
C817 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C768 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C714 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V C737 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, 5% C818 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
10% 50V-DC,0603,
C769 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C830 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C715 2311049A99 CAP TANT CHIP 47UF 10V C738 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 5%
(PMLD4303A) 20% C840 2113946F03 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 6.3V 10%
C742 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10% C770 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
2313960F30 CAP TANT CHIP 47UF 10V 50V-DC,0603, C850 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C743 2113944A25 CAP CER CHP 10.0PF 50V
(PMLD4303D) 20% +/- 0.5PF C851 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C771 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-
C716 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10% 10%,50V-DC,0603, 5%
C750 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V
10% C773 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C855 NOT PLACED –
C717 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C751 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V C790 2113946A02 CAP CER CHP 0.022UF 16V C856 NOT PLACED –
C718 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10%
10% 10%
C719 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C857 NOT PLACED –
C752 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C791 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C72 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 5% C858 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
10% C792 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10%
C753 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C720 2113946G01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V 10% 5% C796 NOT PLACED – C859 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
10%
C721 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C754 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C800 2113955D31 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
16V-DC,1206,X C860 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C722 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C755 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 10%
C801 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10%
C723 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C756 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C861 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
5% C802 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,-10%, 10%
C724 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 50V-DC,060
C757 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C862 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C725 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 5% C803 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10% 10%
C726 2113944F07 CAP CER CHP 1000PF +5%, C758 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C804 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C863 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
-5%, 50V-DC 0805 10%
C759 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C805 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,-10%,
C727 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 50V-DC,060 C864 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
5% C760 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
10%
5% C806 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C728 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C865 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
50V-DC,0402 C761 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C807 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
10%
5%
C729 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V C808 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C866 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
10% C762 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C809 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,-10%, 10%
50V-DC,0603,
C730 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 50V-DC,060
C867 NOT PLACED –
5% C763 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% C810 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C868 NOT PLACED –

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C9 2113944A42 CAP CER CHP 150.0PF 50V D511 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM, J601 0916287H01 CONN VERT 45 PIN ZIF L201 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA,
5% SOT-23, 200MA,30V .65OHM,FER
J650 0916287H02 CONN 20 PIN ZIF
CR800 4813978A25 DIODE, SCHOTTKY 30V D512 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,RM140,SM,1A, L202 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA,
SOD-323 T&R 40V, SHTK,PB- L101 2414017N10 IND CER CHIP 6.8 NH 5% .65OHM,FER

CR801 4813978A25 DIODE, SCHOTTKY 30V D513 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,RM140,SM,1A, L106 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA, L203 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA,
SOD-323 T&R 40V, SHTK,PB- 2.8OHM,CER,28 .65OHM,FER

D10 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 D6 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 L114 2414032B60 IDCTR,WW,390NH,5%,620MA, L204 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA,
1.12OHM,CER .65OHM,FER
D104 4816487H01 DIODE MMBD7000 D600 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM,
SOT-23, 200MA,30V L115 2460591B80 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC L205 2414017Q47 IDCTR,FXD,1UH,10%,50MA,
D11 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 19.61 .45OHM,FERR,
D603 4813978A25 DIODE, SCHOTTKY 30V
D12 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 SOD-323 T&R L117 2414017N18 IND CER CHIP 33.0 NH 5% L206 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA,
.65OHM,FER
D13 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 D662 4813978A25 DIODE, SCHOTTKY 30V L118 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
SOD-323 T&R OHM L21 2414032F31 IDCTR,WW,56NH,5%,500MA,
D170 4802482J02 PIN DIODE SMD
.34OHM,CER,4
D700 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM, L119 2479990E01 COIL AIR WOUND/GREEN
D171 4802482J02 PIN DIODE SMD CLR 23.75
SOT-23, 200MA,30V L251 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,
D172 4813978A26 DIODE ARRAY,DET,SOT-363/ 2.8OHM,CER,28
E102 2480574F01 CHIP INDUCTOR,BEAD,25%, L12 2414032F24 IDCTR,WW,15NH,5%,600MA,
SC-88,30V,. .17OHM,CER,4
200MA,FERR,S L252 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA
D173 4813978A26 DIODE ARRAY,DET,SOT-363/ 2.8OHM,CER,28
E140 2405688Z01 INDUCTOR FERRITE BEAD L120 NOT PLACED –
SC-88,30V,.
L253 2460591C35 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC
E141 2480574F01 CHIP INDUCTOR,BEAD,25%, L121 NOT PLACED –
D20 4808115L27 DIODE ARRAY 18.08
200MA,FERR,S
L125 2479990A02 AIR WND COIL/GREEN
D201 4815011H01 DIODE TRIPLE L254 2460591C03 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC
E402 2480640Z01 SURFACE MOUNT FERRITE COLOR7.66NH
11.87
D202 4815011H01 DIODE TRIPLE BEAD
L126 2415428H01 IDCTR,1.65NH,10%,SM
L257 0613958T74 CER CHIP RES 0.0 OHM JMP
D251 4813974A01 VARACTOR 3V DUAL E406 2414032B76 IDCTR,WW,4.7UH,5%,330MA, 1206
L127 2479990E01 COIL AIR WOUND/GREEN
4OHM,CER,20
CLR 23.75
D252 4813974A01 VARACTOR 3V DUAL L258 2414032D17 IDCTR,WW,150NH,5%,750MA
E800 2480574F01 CHIP INDUC- ,.31OHM,CER,
L128 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,
D270 4813974A01 VARACTOR 3V DUAL TOR,BEAD,25%,200MA,FERR,
2.8OHM,CER,28
S L259 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,
D3 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 2.8OHM,CER,28
L170 2479990N01 AIR WND COIL/GREEN
E801 2480574F01 CHIP INDUC-
D4 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 COLOR 43.67
TOR,BEAD,25%,200MA,FERR, L266 2414032D18 IDCTR,WW,180NH,5%,700MA,
D401 4805656W87 DIODE,VCTR, @ 15V, 1SV279, S L171 2479990N01 AIR WND COIL/GREEN .43OHM,CER,
SOD-523/S COLOR 43.67
E802 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 L270 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,
D402 4805656W41 DIODE VARACTOR 40PF@1V OHM L172 2479990N01 AIR WND COIL/GREEN 2.8OHM,CER,28
15PF@3V COLOR 43.67
F500 6515076H01 FUSE CHIP SMT TR/1608FF L271 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,
D5 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 3A L176 2479990N01 AIR WND COIL/GREEN 2.8OHM,CER,28
COLOR 43.67
D500 4815155H01 RECTIFIER FL200 9116848H01 FLTR SW CAP 3 POLE L272 2414032B48 IDCTR,WW,39NH,5%,1A,
BUTTERW L20 2414032F38 IDCTR,WW,220NH,5%,400MA, .15OHM,CER,5
D501 4809118D02 LED BICOLOR .7OHM,CER,3
LNJ115W8POMT FL51 9185367C01 XTAL FLTR 5X7 SURFACE MT L273 2414032B46 IDCTR,WW,27NH,5%,1A,
MONO L200 2414017Q47 IDCTR,FXD,1UH,10%,50MA, .13OHM,CER,50Q,
D510 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,RM140,SM,1A, .45OHM,FERR,
40V, SHTK,PB- J101 2880658Z08 CONNECTOR, SMA L274 2414032D40 IDCTR,WW,33NH,5%,1A,
.11OHM,CER,4

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

L28 2414032F26 IDCTR,WW,22NH,5%,500MA, L56 2414032D25 IDCTR,WW,620NH,5%,400MA, Q29 4805585Q28 TRANSISTOR RF NPN 8GHZ R115 0613958H57 CER CHIP RES 220 OHM 5%
.22OHM,CER, 1.6OHM,CER NOPB 0805

L31 2414032F34 IDCTR,WW,100NH,5%,400MA, L6 2414032F27 IDCTR,FXD,27NH,5%,500MA Q301 4816371H01 XSTR DUAL PNP W18 R125 0613952H47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM 5%
.46OHM,CER ,.25OHM,CER, COMPLIANT 0603

L34 2414032F35 IDCTR,WW,120NH,5%,400MA, L60 2414017G13 IDCTR,CHIP,33NH,5%,300MA, Q401 4805585Q28 TRANSISTOR RF NPN 8GHZ R127 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
.51OHM,CER, .65OHM,CER NOPB 0402

L403 2414032B75 IDCTR,WW,3.9UH,5%,340MA, L61 2414017N16 IDCTR,CHIP,22NH,5%,600MA, Q402 4813973A04 XSTR NPN 30V DARLINGTON R13 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
3.6OHM,CER, .54OHM,CER 0402
Q501 4805921T28 XSTR, DUAL NOPB
L404 2414032B59 IDCTR,WW,330NH,5%,690MA, L62 2414017N16 IDCTR,CHIP,22NH,5%,600MA, R14 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
1.05OHM,CER .54OHM,CER Q698 4813973A81 XSTR,BIP GP SS,DIG,NPN 0402
AND PNP,SOT
L407 2414032B76 IDCTR,WW,4.7UH,5%,330MA, L63 2414017Q40 IDCTR,FXD,270NH,10%, R142 0613952Z55 RES,MF,12KOHM,1%,.0625W,
4OHM,CER,20 250MA,.5OHM,FER Q700 4813970A62 XSTR,FET GP SM,0402,200
PWR,MOSFET,P-CH,ENHN,C
L411 2466505A01 COIL INDUCTOR L64 NOT PLACED – R143 0613952Z65 RES,MF,43KOHM,1%,.0625W,
Q701 4813973M07 XSTR,BIP GP SS,NPN,T3904, SM,0402,200
L412 2466505A01 COIL INDUCTOR L651 2414032F75 IDCTR,CHIP,270NH,2%,350MA SM,SOT-23,
,1OHM,CER, R144 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5%
L413 2414032B64 IDCTR,WW,680NH,5%,540MA, Q702 5185956E76 IC,CONV,SM,SO16,0-30 0402
1 .47OHM,CER L652 2414032F75 IDCTR,CHIP,270NH,2%,350MA VINPUT RANGE
,1OHM,CER, R146 0613952H73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5%
L414 2414017Q51 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,10%,30MA, Q703 4813970A62 XSTR,FET GP PWR,MOSFET 0603
.65OHM,FER L7 2414032F33 IDCTR,WW,82NH,5%,400MA, ,P-CH,ENHN,C
.42OHM,CER,4 R149 0613952Q89 CER CHIP RES 4700 OHM 5%
L42 2414032F24 IDCTR,WW,15NH,5%,600MA, Q704 NOT PLACED – 0402
.17OHM,CER,4 L701 2486085A01 IDCTR,22UH,20%,SHLD
Q705 NOT PLACED – R15 NOT PLACED –
L45 2414032F27 IDCTR,FXD,27NH,5%,500MA, L702 2486085A01 IDCTR,22UH,20%,SHLD
.25OHM,CER, Q706 NOT PLACED – R150 0613952H47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM 5%
L703 2464675H01 IDCTR,WW,560NH,5%,550MA 0603
L47 2414032F33 IDCTR,WW,82NH,5%,400MA, Q709 4885061Y01 XSTR NPN 6V 30UA 12GHZ
.42OHM,CER,4 L704 2464675H01 IDCTR,WW,560NH,5%,550MA PB-FREE R151 0613952H47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM 5%
0603
L48 2414032F27 IDCTR,FXD,27NH,5%,500MA, L705 2464675H01 IDCTR,WW,560NH,5%,550MA Q801 4813973A42 XSTR,BIP GP SS,NPN,SM,
.25OHM,CER, SC-59, SMT,50V R153 NOT PLACED –
L708 2416307H01 IDCTR,WW,680NH,5%,0603
L49 2414032F24 IDCTR,WW,15NH,5%,600MA, Q804 4813973A81 XSTR,BIP GP SS,DIG,NPN R154 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
L710 2416307H01 IDCTR,WW,680NH,5%,0603 AND PNP,SOT
.17OHM,CER,4 OHM
L8 2414032F27 IDCTR,FXD,27NH,5%,500MA,. R102 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
L5 2414032F24 IDCTR,WW,15NH,5%,600MA, R155 0613952Q77 CER CHIP RES 1500 OHM 5%
25OHM,CER, OHM
.17OHM,CER,4 0402
M701 0985888K02 SKT RTC BTTY LEAP R103 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5%
L500 2414017Q42 IDCTR,FXD,390NH,10%,200M R156 NOT PLACED –
A, .65OHM,FE 0402
P100 3916333H02 CONTACT ANT GRD
R157 0613952Q71 CER CHIP RES 820 OHM 5%
L501 2414017Q51 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,10%,30MA, R104 0613952J15 CER CHIP RES 39K OHM 5% 0402
P4 3905643V01 CONTACT ANT GRD
.65OHM,FER 0603
Q101 4816698H02 MITSUBISHI,FET RF R158 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5%
L502 2489669V01 CHIP IND 100000 NH 10% R105 NOT PLACED – 0402
POWER,VHF
L54 2414032F73 IDCTR,WW,820NH,5%,180MA, R108 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R159 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
Q197 4813973A13 XSTR,BIP GP SS,PNP,T3906,
2.23OHM,CER OHM OHM
SM,SOT-23,
L55 0613958T74 CER CHIP RES 0.0 OHM JMP R109 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R160 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
Q200 4871674S01 TSTR SOT BCW 60B (RH)
1206 OHM OHM

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

R161 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R216 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R291 0613952Q37 CER CHIP RES 33.0 OHM 5% R499 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
OHM (PMLD4303A) 0402 0402 0402

R162 NOT PLACED – 0613952K93 CER CHIP RES 91 OHM 5% R293 0613952Q37 CER CHIP RES 33.0 OHM 5% R503 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5%
(PMLD4303D) 0402 0402 0402
R168 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5%
0402 R22 0613952Q25 CER CHIP RES 10.0 OHM 5% R294 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5% R504 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402
R169 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5%
0402 R23 0613952R31 CER CHIP RES 180K OHM 5% R295 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R505 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0402 (PMLD4303A) 0402
R199 0613952J01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0603 R24 0613952R31 CER CHIP RES 180K OHM 5% R30 0613952Q25 CER CHIP RES 10.0 OHM 5% 0613952Q93 CER CHIP RES 6.8K OHM 5%
0402 0402 (PMLD4303D) 0402
R201 0613952Q47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM 5%
0402 R251 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R32 0613952H33 CER CHIP RES 22.0 OHM 5% R507 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5%
OHM 0603 0402
R202 0613952Q69 CER CHIP RES 680 OHM 5%
0402 R252 0613952Q36 CER CHIP RES 30.0 OHM 5% R33 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R508 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402
R203 0613952Q57 CER CHIP RES 220 OHM 5%
0402 R253 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5% R34 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R509 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402
R204 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5%
0402 R254 0613952R35 CER CHIP RES 270K OHM 5% R406 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R510 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402
R205 0613952R15 CER CHIP RES 39K OHM 5%
0402 R255 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5% R407 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R511 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402
R206 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 R257 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R408 0613952H79 CER CHIP RES 1800 OHM 5% R512 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
0402 0603 0402
R207 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5%
0402 R26 0613952Q83 CER CHIP RES 2700 OHM 5% R412 0613952H62 CER CHIP RES 360 OHM 5% R513 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0603 0402
R208 0613952R13 CER CHIP RES 33K OHM 5%
0402 R266 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5% R413 0613952H68 CER CHIP RES 620 OHM 5% R514 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0603 0402
R209 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
OHM R270 0613952Q38 CER CHIP RES 36.0 OHM 5% R414 0613952R07 CER CHIP RES 18K OHM 5% R515 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402
R210 0613952R13 CER CHIP RES 33K OHM 5%
0402 R271 0613952Q59 CER CHIP RES 270 OHM 5% R415 0613952R03 CER CHIP RES 12K OHM 5% R516 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402
R211 0613952Q80 CER CHIP RES 2000 OHM 5%
0402 R272 0613952Q56 CER CHIP RES 200 OHM 5% R417 0613952Q74 RES,MF,1.1KOHM,5%,.0625W, R517 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 SM,0402,20 0402
R212 NOT PLACED –
R273 0613952Q65 CER CHIP RES 470 OHM 5% R418 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R518 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R213 0613952Q95 CER CHIP RES 8200 OHM 5% OHM
0402 0402
0402
R274 0613952Q29 CER CHIP RES 15.0 OHM 5% R419 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5% R519 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R214 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5% 0403
0402 0402
0402
R275 0613952Q65 CER CHIP RES 470 OHM 5% R420 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5% R520 0613952R37 CER CHIP RES 330K OHM 5%
R215 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402
0402 0402
0402
R277 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R436 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R521 NOT PLACED –
0402 OHM

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

R522 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R633 NOT PLACED – R669 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R712 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402
R634 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R523 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% OHM R670 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R714 0689057L02 RES WSL0805 .1 OHM 1%
0402 0402 2X1.27MM
R635 NOT PLACED –
R524 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R671 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5% R717 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
OHM R636 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 OHM
0402
R525 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R672 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R718 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
0402 R637 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% 0402 OHM
0402
R526 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R673 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R722 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM 5%
0402 R638 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% 0402 0402
0402
R527 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R674 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R725 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
OHM R639 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% 0402 OHM
0402
R528 NOT PLACED – R675 0613952Q67 CER CHIP RES 560 OHM 5% R726 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R640 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% 0402 OHM
R60 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% 0402
0402 R677 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R729 0613952R13 CER CHIP RES 33K OHM 5%
R641 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% 0402 0402
R608 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% 0402
0402 R678 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R740 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5%
R642 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% 0402 0402
R610 NOT PLACED – 0402
R697 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R741 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R611 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R643 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% 0402 0402
0402 0402
R700 0613952Q80 CER CHIP RES 2000 OHM 5% R742 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R613 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM 5% R644 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% 0402 0402
0402 0402
R701 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R743 NOT PLACED –
R614 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM 5% R647 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402
0402 0402 R744 NOT PLACED –
R702 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R615 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5% R649 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% OHM R745 0613952R56 CER CHIP RES 2.0M OHM 5%
0404 0402 0402
R703 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R616 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R654 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 R746 0613952R56 CER CHIP RES 2.0M OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402
R704 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5%
R617 NOT PLACED – R656 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 R747 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5%
0402 0402
R620 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R705 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
0402 R658 0613952P18 CER CHIP RES 150K OHM 1% 0402 R748 0613952R41 CER CHIP RES 470K OHM 5%
0402 0402
R621 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R708 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5%
0402 R666 0613952Q42 CER CHIP RES 51.0 OHM 5% 0402 R749 0613952R41 CER CHIP RES 470K OHM 5%
0402 0402
R622 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R709 0613952H17 CER CHIP RES 4.7OHM 5%
0402 R667 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5% R750 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5%
0402 R710 0689057L02 RES WSL0805 .1 OHM 1% 0402
R625 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% 2X1.27MM
0402 R668 0613952Q45 CER CHIP RES 68.0 OHM 5% R751 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5%
0402 R711 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402
R626 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% OHM
0402

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

R752 0613952Q81 CER CHIP RES 2200 OHM 5% R781 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R805 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R843 0613952R41 CER CHIP RES 470K OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402 0402

R753 0613952Q81 CER CHIP RES 2200 OHM 5% R782 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R806 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5% R844 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402 0402

R756 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R783 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R807 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% S500 4085131E02 SWITCH FREQ DUAL
OHM 0402 0402 FUNCTION

R757 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM 5% R784 NOT PLACED – R808 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 S501 1880619Z04 POTENTIOMETER (VOLUME)
0402 OHM
R785 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% S502 4016618H01 SWITCH TACTILE
R758 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5% 0402 R809 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
0402 0402 S503 4070354A01 SW,SM,SPST,PUSH-ON,50MA,
R786 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% 12V,REFLOWA
R759 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 R810 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0402 S504 4070354A01 SW,SM,SPST,PUSH-ON,50MA,
R790 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5% 12V,REFLOWA
R760 0613952Q93 CER CHIP RES 6800 OHM 5% 0402 R811 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5%
0402 0402 S505 4070354A01 SW,SM,SPST,PUSH-ON,50MA,
R791 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 12V,REFLOWA
R763 NOT PLACED – OHM R812 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5%
0405 S506 4070354A01 SW,SM,SPST,PUSH-ON,
R764 NOT PLACED – R792 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 50MA,12V,REFLOWA
OHM R813 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R765 NOT PLACED – OHM SH1 2686707Z02 SHIELD, SM
R793 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 SLDRD,CRS,PLTD
R767 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 OHM R814 NOT PLACED –
OHM SH101 2686702Z02 SHIELD, SM
R794 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R815 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 SLDRD,CRS,PLTD
R768 NOT PLACED – OHM OHM
SH102 2686701Z02 SHIELD, SM
R771 NOT PLACED – R795 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R816 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% SLDRD,CRS,PLTD
0402 0402
R772 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% SH103 2686708Z02 SHIELD, SM
0402 R796 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R820 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% SLDRD,CRS,PLTD
OHM 0402
R773 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% SH201 2686705Z02 SHIELD, SM
0402 R797 0613952Q41 CER CHIP RES 47.0 OHM 5% R829 NOT PLACED – SLDRD,CRS,PLTD
0402
R774 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R837 0613952Q37 CER CHIP RES 33.0 OHM 5% SH251 2616554H01 SHLD VCO TOP
0402 R798 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5% 0402
0402 SH252 2616559H01 SHLD PCIC
R775 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R838 0613952Q37 CER CHIP RES 33.0 OHM 5%
0402 R799 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 SH401 2686706Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,
0402 CRS,PLTD
R776 NOT PLACED – R839 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R801 NOT PLACED – 0402 SH402 2686698Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,
R777 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% CRS,PLTD
0402 R802 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R840 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5%
0402 0402 SH51 2686700Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,
R778 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% CRS,PLTD
0402 R803 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5% R841 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0402 SH52 2686699Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS,
R779 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% PLTD
0402 R804 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5% R842 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0402 T51 2515121H01 BALUN, TRANSFORMER W18
R780 0613952Q89 CER CHIP RES 4700 OHM 5% COMP
0402

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Notes:
MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA
ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION 1. For optimum performance, order replacement diodes, transistors, and circuit
modules by Motorola part number only.
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER 2. When ordering crystals, specify carrier frequency, crystal frequency, crystal type number, and
Motorola part number.
T53 2516320H01 XFMR SMALL SIGNAL U801 5114000B39 IC,BFR,1PER PKG,SM, VR652 4813977A43 DIODE ARRAY,SUPR,SM, 3. Part value notations:
SURFACE MT SOT-353 ,PB-FR SOT-23, 3V,24W,Z p=10-12
n=10-9
U1 5164015H81 IC,MXR,DBL BAL GILBERT, U802 5114000B39 IC,BFR,1PER PKG,SM, VR657 4809788E21 DIODE,ZEN,MM3Z6V8ST1G, µ=10-6
m=10-3
CELL,SM SOT-353, PB-FR SM, SOD-323,6.
k=103
U101 5115678H01 VHF/UHF/800/900 MHZ U803 5185956E69 IC,DRAM, VR658 4813977C23 DIODE,ZEN,MMSZ5243,SM, M=106
4. ITEM refers to the component reference designator. SIDE refers to the
LDMOS DRIVER IC SOD-123,13V,1 location of the component on the board; S1=Side 1, S2=Side 2.
U804 5185941F03 IC,SRAM, 5. The PMLD4303A RF Board uses a 6-layer printed circuit board.
U102 5185765B26 IC PWR CTRL IN MOS20 VR659 4813979P10 TRANS SUP 5.6V QUAD
U805 5116411H01 IC,OP AMP,
U103 5115022H01 IC TEMPERATURE SENSOR VR662 4813979P10 TRANS SUP 5.6V QUAD
VR500 4809788E21 DIODE,ZEN,MM3Z6V8ST1G,
U2 5185941F45 ATTEN,VAR,14.4DBMIN,15.6D SM, SOD-323,6. VR663 4813977M18 DIODE,ZEN,SOT-23,9.1V,.
BMAX,0-200 225W,PB INNER LAYERS

VR501 4813977M19 DIODE,ZEN,SOT-23,10V,


U201 5185941F40 IC, 12 BIT DAC .225W,PB- VR678 4866544A01 DIODE
ARRAY,ZEN,SR05.TCT,SM,5V,
U202 5116245H01 CC LVFRACN VR502 4809788E21 DIODE,ZEN,MM3Z6V8ST1G,
SM, SOD-323,6. VR701 4813977M11 DIODE,ZEN,MBZ5232,SM,SOT
U250 5105750U56 IC PKG DIE VCO BUFFER -23, 5.6V,10
VR503 4809788E21 DIODE,ZEN,MM3Z6V8ST1G,
U3 5185143E12 DUAL INVERTER IC SM, SOD-323,6. Y200 4802245J68 OSC, REF 16.8 MHZ 1.5 PPM
U401 5185963A85 IC-ABACUS III-LP VR504 4809788E21 DIODE,ZEN,MM3Z6V8ST1G, Y701 4809995L05 RESON,QRTZ,.032768MHZ,S
SM, SOD-323,6. M,FUND,
U500 5188493T01 IC,IC MINI SO-8 HI PRCN REG
VR505 4809788E21 DIODE,ZEN,MM3Z6V8ST1G, Y702 4864005H01 RESONATOR, CRYSTAL
U501 5185941F35 IC, VREG, NOPB
SM, SOD-323,6. 24.576 MHZ
U502 5185941F35 IC, VREG, NOPB
VR506 4809788E21 DIODE,ZEN,MM3Z6V8ST1G, 5686357Z01 CHASSIS ANTISTIC
U601 5185941F22 IC,OPAMP,SGL,OPA237,SOT2 SM, SOD-323,6. CLAMSHELL, STINGRE
3,NOPB
VR508 4813977A43 DIODE ARRAY,SUPR,SM, 6003710K08 BAT,LI,3.3V,3MAH,COINCELL,
U602 5185941F22 IC,OPAMP,SGL,OPA237,SOT2 SOT-23, 3V,24W,Z RECHARGA
3,NOPB
VR509 4813977A43 DIODE ARRAY,SUPR,SM, 8416494H02 PCB
U701 5185143E77 IC, MAKO ASIC, CMOS PWR SOT-23, 3V,24W,Z
MGMT
VR510 4813977A43 DIODE ARRAY,SUPR,SM,
U702 5185941F22 IC,OPAMP,SGL,OPA237,SOT2 SOT-23, 3V,24W,Z
3, NOPB
VR511 4813977A43 DIODE ARRAY,SUPR,SM,
U705 5114000B39 IC,BFR,1PER PKG,SM, SOT-23, 3V,24W,Z
SOT-353, PB-FR
VR512 4813977A43 DIODE ARRAY,SUPR,SM,
U712 5188691V01 IC,MUX/ SOT-23,3V,24W,Z
DEMUX,NC7SB3157P6X,SM,
VR513 4813977A43 DIODE ARRAY,SUPR,SM,
S C70-
SOT-23,3V,24W,Z
U713 5115453H01 RAIL TO RAIL OUTPUT, 8 PIN
VR514 4809788E21 DIODE,ZEN,MM3Z6V8ST1G,
BGA
SM, SOD-323,6.
U714 5115453H01 RAIL TO RAIL OUTPUT, 8 PIN
VR650 4813979P12 DIODE ARRAY,TRANSIENT
BGA
PROTECTION,SM
U800 5185941F04 IC, PATRIOT BRAVO,
VR651 4813977A43 DIODE ARRAY,SUPR,SM,
1.2.2,256BGA, PB
SOT-23, 3V,24W,Z

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PMLD4264B/ PMUD2887A/ PMUD2888A/ MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


PMUD2886A/ PMUD2885A/ PMUD3199A/ ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
PMUD3183A/ PMUD3200A/ PMUD3184A Main NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
Circuit Board Electrical Parts List
C56 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V C110 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C141 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V
10% 10% 5%
MOTOROLA
ITEM PART DESCRIPTION C57 2113944C33 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5% C111 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V C142 2313960B01 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
NUMBER 5% 16V-DC
C58 NOT PLACED –
C112 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V C143 2113945A10 CAP CER CHP 1500PF 50V
B500 0986237A02 CONNECTOR (CONTACT C59 2113944A28 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5% 5% 10%
BATTERY)
C60 2113944A22 CAP CER CHP 7.5PF 50V C113 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V C144 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10%
C1 2115075H01 CAP CHIP 24PF 5% COG +/- 0.5PF 5%
C145 2113945B03 CAP,FXD,.015UF,+10%,-10%,
C2 2113944A42 CAP CER CHP 150.0PF 50V C61 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C115 2113944M14 CAP,FXD,6.8PF,.1PF+/-, 25V-DC,0402,X7R
5%
50V-DC
C62 2113944A26 CAP CER CHP 12.0PF 50V 5% C146 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C9 2113944A42 CAP CER CHP 150.0PF 50V
C116 2113944M35 CAP,FXD,51PF,+2%,-2%,
5% C63 2113944A26 CAP CER CHP 12.0PF 50V 5% C147 2313960B01 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC
16V-DC,SM
C15 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C64 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C118 2113944M33 CAP,FXD,43PF,+2%,-2%,
50V-DC,0603,X7R C148 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C65 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 50V-DC
5%
C16 2115075H01 CAP CHIP 24PF 5% COG
C66 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C119 2113944M14 CAP,FXD,6.8PF,.1PF+/-,
50V-DC C149 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C17 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C67 2113946F03 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 6.3V 10% 10%
50V-DC,0603,X7R
C120 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C68 2113944A09 CAP CER CHP 2.2PF 50V 5% C170 2113944M27 CAP,FXD,24PF,+2%,-2%,
C18 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
+/- 0.25PF 50V-DC,0603,C0G
C20 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C122 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C70 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,- 50V-DC,0603,X7R C171 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
50V-DC,0603,X7R
10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R 5%
C22 2113944A24 CAP CER CHP 9.1PF 50V C124 2113944F58 CAP,FXD,47PF,+5%,-5%,
C71 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 50V-DC,0805,C0G C172 2113944M16 CAP,FXD,8.2PF,.1PF+/-,
+/- 0.5PF
10% 50V-DC,0603,C0G
C25 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C125 2113944F58 CAP,FXD,47PF,+5%,-5%,
C72 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 50V-DC,0805,C0G C173 2113944M29 CAP,FXD,30PF,+2%,-2%,
50V-DC,0603,X7R
10% 50V-DC,0603,C0G
C30 2113944A21 CAP CER CHP 6.8PF 50V C126 2113944F58 CAP,FXD,47PF,+5%,-5%,
C100 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V 50V-DC,0805,C0G C174 2113944M13 CAP,FXD,6.2PF,.1PF+/-,
+/- 0.5PF
5% 50V-DC,0603,C0G
C33 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,- C127 2113944M09 CAP,FXD,4.3PF,.1PF+/-,
C101 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V 50V-DC,0603,C0G C175 2113944M28 CAP,FXD,27PF,+2%,-2%,
10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R
5% 50V-DC,0603,C0G
C35 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C128 2113944F56 CAP,FXD,39PF,+5%,-5%,
C102 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 50V-DC,0805,C0G C176 2113944M20 CAP,FXD,12PF,+2%,-2%,
50V-DC,0603,X7R
50V-DC,0603,C0G
C41 2115075H01 CAP CHIP 24PF 5% COG C103 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C129 2113945L25 CAP,FXD,1000PF,+5%,-5%,
10% 50V-DC,0603,X7R C177 2113944M24 CAP,FXD,18PF,+2%,-2%,
C43 2113944A42 CAP CER CHP 150.0PF 50V 50V-DC,0603,C0G
5% C104 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C130 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
10% C178 2113944A28 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5%
C44 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C105 NOT PLACED –
C131 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C179 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V
50V-DC,0603,X7R C106 NOT PLACED – 10% 5%
C46 2113946Q01 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 16V C108 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C135 2113945L25 CAP,FXD,1000PF,+5%,-5%, C180 NOT PLACED –
C47 2115075H01 CAP CHIP 24PF 5% COG 10% 50V-DC,0603,X7R
C181 NOT PLACED –
C48 2113944A42 CAP CER CHP 150.0PF 50V C109 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C140 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
10% C182 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V
5%
5%

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C185 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C219 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-10%, C247 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V C279 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
10% 16V-DC 10%
C286 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C186 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C220 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C248 NOT PLACED –
50V-DC,0603,X7R 10% C292 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C249 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V
C187 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V C221 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 10% C293 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
5%
C222 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,- C252 2113944C78 CAP,FXD,13PF,+5%,-5%, C294 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C188 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 10%,16V-DC 50V-DC,0603,C0G
C295 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V
C189 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C223 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C253 2113944C78 CAP,FXD,13PF,+5%,-5%, 10%
50V-DC,0603,C0G
C190 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10% C226 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,- C296 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V
10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R C254 2113944C18 CAP CER CHP 3.3PF 50V 10%
C191 NOT PLACED – +/- 0.25PF
C227 2113945L13 CAP,FXD,330PF,+5%,-5%, C400 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C200 2113945A13 CAP CER CHP 4700PF 50V 50V-DC,0603,X7R C255 2113944C63 CAP,FXD,1PF,.1PF+/-,50V-DC, 5%
10% 0603,C0G
C228 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C401 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C201 2109720D14 CAP CER CHIP LOW DIST 50V-DC,0603,X7R C256 2113945L13 CAP,FXD,330PF,+5%,-5%,
.1 UF C405 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
50V-DC,0603,X7R
C229 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, 5%
C202 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%, 50V-DC,0603,X7R C257 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0603,X7R C411 2113945A11 CAP CER CHP 2200PF 50V
50V-DC,0603,X7R
C230 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10%
C203 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%, C258 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
50V-DC,0603,X7R C231 2113945A01 CAP CER CHP 220PF 50V 10, C412 NOT PLACED –
C261 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C204 2109720D20 CAP CHIP LOW DIST 2000 C232 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C416 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
SOV C262 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C233 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C417 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C206 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C263 2113944A61 CAP,FXD,.5PF,.25PF+/-, 5%
C234 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 50V-DC,0402,C0G
C207 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C421 NOT PLACED –
C235 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C266 2113944A09 CAP CER CHP 2.2PF 50V
C208 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 5% C422 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
+/- 0.25PF
10%
C209 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C236 2109720D14 CAP CER CHIP LOW DIST C267 2113944A61 CAP,FXD,.5PF,.25PF+/-,
.1 UF C423 2113944C41 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5%
50V-DC,0402,C0G
C210 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-
10%,16V-DC C237 2109720D14 CAP CER CHIP LOW DIST C424 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C271 2113944C32 CAP CER CHP 15.0PF 50V 5%
.1 UF 5%
C211 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C272 2113944C32 CAP CER CHP 15.0PF 50V 5%
C238 2109720D14 CAP CER CHIP LOW DIST C425 2113945H69 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+5%,-5%,
C212 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% .1 UF C273 2188881Y12 CAPACITOR CERAMIC NPO 50V-DC,1206,X7R
HIGH FREQUENCY 16 VOLT
C213 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C239 2109720D14 CAP CER CHIP LOW DIST C428 2113944A29 CAP CER CHP 22.0PF 50V 5%
.1 UF C274 2113944V03 CAP,FXD,1PF,.1PF+/-,
C214 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C429 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
50V-DC,0402,C0G
10% C240 2109720D14 CAP CER CHIP LOW DIST
C430 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
.1 UF C275 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C215 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% C431 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C243 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C276 2113944A61 CAP,FXD,.5PF,.25PF+/-,
50V-DC,0402,C0G C432 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C217 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C245 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% C277 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C433 2113944C33 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5%
C218 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C246 2113946N03 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V C278 2113944A18 CAP CER CHP 5.1PF 50V C434 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%,
+/- 0.5PF 50V-DC,0603,X7R

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C435 2113944A36 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5% C500 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,- C524 2313960H04 CAP,FXD,33UF,+10%,- C637 2113945L49 CAP,FXD,.01UF,+5%,-5%,50V-
10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R 10%,16V-DC,SM DC,0603,X7R
C436 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% C501 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,- C525 2113945L25 CAP,FXD,1000PF,+5%,- C638 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-
10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R 5%,50V-DC,0603,X7R 10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R
C437 2113944C85 CAP,FXD,51PF,+5%,-5%,50V-
DC,0603,C0G C502 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,- C526 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,- C640 NOT PLACED –
10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R
C438 2113944C40 CAP CER CHP 62.0PF 50V 5% C641 NOT PLACED –
C503 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,- C527 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
C440 2113945G96 CAP,FXD,.33UF,+10%,- 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R C652 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
10%,50V-DC,0805,X7R 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R
C504 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C528 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
C441 2313960M26 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,- 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R C653 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
10%,10V-DC C505 2113945G98 CAP,FXD,.47UF,+10%,- 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R
10%,50V-DC,0805,X7R C550 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C442 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 10% C654 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
10% C506 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R
C551 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C447 NOT PLACED – C507 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 10% C655 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
10% 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R
C448 2113945C25 CAP,FXD,.033UF,+10%,- C607 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R C508 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C656 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
10% C610 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R
C449 2113944A79 CAP,FXD,16PF,+5%,-5%,50V-
DC,0402,C0G C509 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C611 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C657 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
10% 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R
C461 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C612 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5%
C510 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C658 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
C463 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,- C613 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R
10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R C511 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C614 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C671 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5%
C464 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C512 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C615 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C672 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
C465 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C513 2113955E37 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,- 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R
10%,16V-DC,1210,X7R C617 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5%
C470 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C673 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5%
C514 2113955E37 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,- C619 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5%
C472 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10%,16V-DC,1210,X7R C674 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10%
C620 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-
C473 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C516 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R C675 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R
C475 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,- C517 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C621 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R C680 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5%
C518 2313960B57 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,- C629 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C476 2113944C89 CAP,FXD,200PF,+5%,-5%,50V- 10%,6.3V-DC,SM C700 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V
DC,0603,C0G C630 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
10%
C519 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
C478 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,- C631 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R C701 2113944A19 CAP CER CHP 5.6PF 50V +/-
10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R 0.5PF
C632 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C520 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10%
C480 2313960M26 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,- C702 2113944A19 CAP CER CHP 5.6PF 50V +/-
C633 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
10%,10V-DC,SM C521 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 0.5PF
10% C634 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C481 2313960B30 CAP,FXD,4.7UF,+10%,- C703 NOT PLACED –
10%,10V-DC,SM C522 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C635 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
10% C704 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10%
C482 2313960B30 CAP,FXD,4.7UF,+10%,- C636 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
10%,10V-DC,SM C523 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C705 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10%
10%

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C706 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V C734 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C766 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C814 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
10% 50V-DC,0603,X7R 5%
C815 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C708 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5% C735 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C767 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% C816 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C709 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5% C736 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V
10% C768 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C817 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C710 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V 5%
10% C737 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C818 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
50V-DC,0603,X7R C769 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C711 2113946F03 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 6.3V 10% C830 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
5%
C738 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C712 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C840 2113946F03 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 6.3V 10%
C770 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-
C742 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10% 10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R
C713 2311049C70 CAP,FXD,68PF,+10%,- C850 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
10%,6.3V-DC C743 2113944A25 CAP CER CHP 10.0PF 50V C771 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,- C851 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
+/- 0.5PF 10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R
C714 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V 5%
10% C750 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V C773 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C855 NOT PLACED –
10%
C715 2311049C70 CAP,FXD,68PF,+10%,- C790 2113946A02 CAP CER CHP 0.022UF 16V C856 NOT PLACED –
10%,6.3V-DC C751 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V 10,
10% C857 NOT PLACED –
C716 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10% C791 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C752 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C858 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C717 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 5% C792 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10%
C718 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10% C753 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C796 NOT PLACED – C859 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
5% 10%
C719 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C800 2113955D31 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-
C754 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 10%,16V-DC,1206,X7R C860 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C720 2113946G01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V 10%
10%
C755 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C801 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10%
C721 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C861 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C756 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C802 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,-
C722 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 10%
5% 10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R
C723 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C862 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C757 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C803 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10%
10%
C724 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 5%
C804 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C863 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C725 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C758 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C805 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,- 10%
C726 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C759 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R
C864 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C760 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C806 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10%
C727 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% 5%
C807 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C865 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C761 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 10%
C728 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
5% C808 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
50V-DC,0402,X7R C866 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C762 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C809 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,- 10%
C729 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V
50V-DC,0603,X7R 10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R
10% C867 NOT PLACED –
C763 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C810 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C730 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C868 NOT PLACED –
5% 5%
C811 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
CR800 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R
C731 2113946G01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V 10% C764 2113946B03 CAP CER CHP 0.068UF 10V 10
C812 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V PB FREE
C732 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C765 2113946B03 CAP CER CHP 0.068UF 10V 10
C813 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
5%

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

CR801 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R D510 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,RM140,SM,1A, J101 2880658Z08 CONNECTOR SMA L48 2414032F27 IDCTR,FXD,27NH,5%,500MA,
PB FREE 40V,SHTK,PB-FREE .25OHM,CER,45 Q,2GHZ SRF,
J601 0916287H01 CONN VERT 45 PIN ZIF SM,0805,PB-
D3 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 D511 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM,
SOT-23,200MA,30V,.2W, J650 0916287H02 CONN 20 PIN ZIF L49 2414032F24 IDCTR,WW,15NH,5%,600MA,
D4 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 SHTK,PB-FREE .17OHM,CER,45 Q,2.5GHZ
L5 2414032F24 IDCTR,WW,15NH,5%,600MA,
SRF,SM,PB-FRE
D5 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 D512 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,RM140,SM,1A, .17OHM,CER,45 Q,2.5GHZ
40V,SHTK,PB-FREE SRF,SM,PB-FRE L54 2414032F73 IDCTR,WW,820NH,5%,180MA,
D6 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305
2.23OHM,CER,23 Q,215MHZ
D513 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,RM140,SM,1A, L6 2414032F27 IDCTR,FXD,27NH,5%,500MA,
D10 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 SRF,SM,PB-F
40V,SHTK,PB-FREE .25OHM,CER,45 Q,2GHZ
SRF,SM,0805,PB- L55 0613958T74 CER CHIP RES 0.0 OHM JMP
D11 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305
D600 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM, 1206
SOT-23,200MA,30V,.2W, L7 2414032F33 IDCTR,WW,82NH,5%,400MA,
D12 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305
SHTK,PB-FREE .42OHM,CER,40 Q,1.02GHZ L56 2414032D25 IDCTR,WW,620NH,5%,400MA,
D13 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 SRF,SM,PB-FR 1.6OHM,CER,28 Q,400MHZ
D603 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R SRF,SM,PB-FR
D20 4808115L27 DIODE,PIN,DH50037,SM, PB FREE L8 2414032F27 IDCTR,FXD,27NH,5%,500MA,
SOT-323,30V .25OHM,CER,45 Q,2GHZ L60 2414017G13 IDCTR,CHIP,33NH,5%,300MA,
D662 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R SRF,SM,0805,PB- .65OHM,CER,8 Q,SM,0603,PB-
D104 4816487H01 SWITCHING DIODE, PB FREE FREE
MINIBLOC L12 2414032F24 IDCTR,WW,15NH,5%,600MA,
D700 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM, .17OHM,CER,45 Q,2.5GHZ L61 2414017N16 IDCTR,CHIP,22NH,5%,600MA,
D170 4802482J02 PIN DIODE SMD SOT-23,200MA,30V,.2W, SRF,SM,PB-FRE .54OHM,CER,12 Q,1.3GHZ
SHTK,PB-FREE SRF,SM,0603
D171 4802482J02 PIN DIODE SMD L20 2414032F38 IDCTR,WW,220NH,5%,400MA,
E102 2480574F01 IND FERRITE CHIP 60OHM .7OHM,CER,30 Q,630MHZ L62 2414017N16 IDCTR,CHIP,22NH,5%,600MA,
D172 4813978A26 DIODE ARRAY,DET,SOT-363/ 0603 SRF,SM,PB-FRE
SC-88,30V,.12W,2 .54OHM,CER,12 Q,1.3GHZ
SRF,SM,0603
E140 2405688Z01 INDUCTOR FERRITE BEAD L21 2414032F31 IDCTR,WW,56NH,5%,500MA
D173 4813978A26 DIODE ARRAY,DET,SOT-363/ ,.34OHM,CER,40 Q,1.3GHZ
SC-88,30V,.12W,2 L63 2414017Q40 IDCTR,FXD,270NH,10%,250M
E141 2480574F01 IND FERRITE CHIP 60OHM SRF,SM,PB-FRE A,.5OHM,FERR,20 Q,150MHZ
0603
D201 4815011H01 DIODE TRIPLE SRF,SM,0805
L28 2414032F26 IDCTR,WW,22NH,5%,500MA,
E402 2480640Z01 SURFACE MOUNT FERRITE .22OHM,CER,45 Q,2.2GHZ
D202 4815011H01 DIODE TRIPLE L64 NOT PLACED –
BEAD SRF,SM,PB-FRE
D251 4813974A01 DIODE ARRAY,VCTR,SM, L101 2414017N10 IDCTR,CHIP,6.8NH,5%,600MA,
E406 2414032B76 IDCTR,WW,4.7UH,5%,330MA, L31 2414032F34 IDCTR,WW,100NH,5%,400MA,
SOT-23,100MA,20V,.225W,2 .22OHM,CER,10 Q,2.7GHZ
4OHM,CER,20 Q,60MHZ .46OHM,CER,40 Q,950MHZ SRF,SM,0603
D252 4813974A01 DIODE ARRAY,VCTR,SM, SRF,SM,PB-FREE SRF,SM,PB-FR
SOT-23,100MA,20V,.225W,2 L106 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA
E800 2480574F01 IND FERRITE CHIP 60OHM L34 2414032F35 IDCTR,WW,120NH,5%,400MA, ,2.8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ
D270 4813974A01 DIODE ARRAY,VCTR,SM, 0603 .51OHM,CER,35 Q,860MHZ SRF,SM,LEAD-FR
SOT-23,100MA,20V,.225W,2 SRF,SM,PB-FR
E801 2480574F01 IND FERRITE CHIP 60OHM
L114 2414032B60 IDCTR,WW,390NH,5%,620MA,
D401 4805656W87 DIODE,VCTR, @ 15V,1SV279, 0603 L42 2414032F24 IDCTR,WW,15NH,5%,600MA, 1.12OHM,CER,30 Q,465MHZ
SOD-523/SC-79 .17OHM,CER,45 Q,2.5GHZ SRF,SM,PB-F
E802 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
SRF,SM,PB-FRE
D402 4805656W41 DIODE VARACTOR 40PFV OHM
L115 2460591B80 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC
15PFV L45 2414032F27 IDCTR,FXD,27NH,5%,500MA, 19.61
F500 6515076H01 FUSE CHIP SMT TR/1608FF
.25OHM,CER,45 Q,2GHZ SRF,
D500 4815155H01 RECTIFIER 3A
SM,0805,PB- L117 2414017N18 IDCTR,CHIP,33NH,5%,600MA,
FL51 9185367C01 XTAL FLTR 5X7 SURFACE MT .71OHM,CER,12 Q,1.1GHZ
D501 4809118D02 LED BICOLOR L47 2414032F33 IDCTR,WW,82NH,5%,400MA,
MONO SRF,SM,0603
LNJ115W8POMT .42OHM,CER,40 Q,1.02GHZ
FL200 9116848H01 FLTR SW CAP 3 POLE SRF,SM,PB-FR L118 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
BUTTERW, W18 OHM

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

L119 2479990E01 COIL AIR WOUND/GREEN L251 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,2. L407 2414032B76 IDCTR,WW,4.7UH,5%,330MA, Q101 4816698H02 TRANSISTOR,FET RF
CLR 23.75 8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ 4OHM,CER,20 Q,60MHZ POWER, N-CHANNEL,
SRF,SM,LEAD-FR SRF,SM,PB-FREE RD12MVP1-T122,SM,60V,
L120 NOT PLACED – MOD, XSTR,FET RF PWR,VHF
L252 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,2. L411 2466505A01 COIL INDUCTOR
L121 NOT PLACED – 8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ Q197 4813973A13 XSTR,GEN PURPOSE SMALL
SRF,SM,LEAD-FR L412 2466505A01 COIL INDUCTOR SIG,PNP,MMBT3906L,TO-236,
L125 2479990A02 AIR WND COIL/GREEN
4, PB-FREE
COLOR7.66NH L253 2460591C35 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC L413 2414032B64 IDCTR,WW,680NH,5%,540MA,
18.08 1.47OHM,CER,30 Q,340MHZ Q200 4871674S01 XSTR,BIP GP SS
L126 2415428H01 AIR WOUND INDUCTOR SRF,SM,PB-F
L254 2460591C03 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC Q301 4816371H01 XSTR DUAL PNP W18
L127 2479990E01 COIL AIR WOUND/GREEN L414 2414017Q51 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,10%,30MA,.
11.87 COMPLIANT
CLR 23.75 65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50MHZ
L257 0613958T74 CER CHIP RES 0.0 OHM JMP SRF,SM,0805 Q401 4805585Q28 TRANSISTOR RF NPN 8GHZ
L128 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,
1206 NOPB
2.8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ L500 2414017Q42 IDCTR,FXD,390NH,10%,200M
SRF,SM,LEAD-FR L258 2414032D17 IDCTR,WW,150NH,5%,750MA, A,.65OHM,FERR,25 Q,135MHZ Q402 4813973A04 XSTR,BIP GP SS,NPN,TA13,
.31OHM,CER,40 Q,850MHZ SRF,SM,080 SM,SOT-23,SMT,30V,.225W,
L170 2479990N01 AIR WND COIL/GREEN
SRF,SM,PB-FR 300MA,125MHZ,P
COLOR 43.67 L501 2414017Q51 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,10%,30MA,.
L259 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,2. 65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50MHZ Q501 4805921T28 XSTR, DUAL NOPB
L171 2479990N01 AIR WND COIL/GREEN
8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ SRF,SM,0805
COLOR 43.67 Q698 4813973A81 XSTR,BIP GP SS,DIG,NPN
SRF,SM,LEAD-FR
L502 2489669V01 IDCTR,WW,100UH,5%,40MA,1 AND PNP,SOT-363,50V,.25W,
L172 2479990N01 AIR WND COIL/GREEN
L266 2414032D18 IDCTR,WW,180NH,5%,700MA, 0OHM,20 Q,10MHZ 100MA,PB-FR
COLOR 43.67
.43OHM,CER,35 Q,780MHZ SRF,SM,1210,PB-FREE
SRF,SM,PB-FR Q700 4813970A62 XSTR,FET GP PWR,MOS-
L176 2479990N01 AIR WND COIL/GREEN
L651 2414032F75 IDCTR,WW,270NH,2%,350MA, FET,P-CH,ENHN,CF,-20V,
COLOR 43.67
L270 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,2. 1OHM,CER,48 Q,650MHZ 1.3W,PB-FREE
L200 2414017Q47 IDCTR,FXD,1UH,10%,50MA, 8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ SRF,SM,0805,PB-
SRF,SM,LEAD-FR Q701 4813973M07 XSTR,BIP GP SS,NPN,T3904,
.45OHM,FERR,45 Q,75MHZ
L652 2414032F75 IDCTR,WW,270NH,2%,350MA, SM,SOT-23,SMT,40V,.225W,
SRF,SM,0805,PB
L271 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,2. 1OHM,CER,48 Q,650MHZ 200MA,300MHZ
L201 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA, 8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ SRF,SM,0805,PB-
SRF,SM,LEAD-FR Q702 5185956E76 IC,CONV,SM,SO16,0-30 VIN-
.65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50MHZ
L701 2486085A01 COIL, POWER INDUCTOR PUT RANGE,6.5A,3.8V,HI SPD
SRF,SM,0805
L272 2414032B48 IDCTR,WW,39NH,5%,1A,.15O SWTH DR
HM,CER,50 Q,1.5GHZ L702 2486085A01 COIL, POWER INDUCTOR
L202 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA,
SRF,SM,PB-FREE Q703 4813970A62 XSTR,FET GP PWR,MOSFET,
.65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50MHZ L703 2464675H01 IDCTR,WW,560NH,5%,550MA P-CH,ENHN,CF,-20V,1.3W,
SRF,SM,0805
L273 2414032B46 IDCTR,WW,27NH,5%,1A,.13O PB-FREE
L704 2464675H01 IDCTR,WW,560NH,5%,550MA
L203 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA, HM,CER,50 Q,1.5GHZ
SRF,SM,PB-FREE Q704 NOT PLACED –
.65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50MHZ L705 2464675H01 IDCTR,WW,560NH,5%,550MA
SRF,SM,0805 Q705 NOT PLACED –
L274 2414032D40 IDCTR,WW,33NH,5%,1A,.11O L708 2416307H01 IDCTR,WW,680NH,5%,0603
L204 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA, HM,CER,42 Q,1.45GHZ
Q706 NOT PLACED –
.65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50MHZ SRF,SM,PB-FREE L710 2416307H01 IDCTR,WW,680NH,5%,0603
SRF,SM,0805 Q709 4885061Y01 XSTR NPN 6V 30UA 12GHZ
L403 2414032B75 IDCTR,WW,3.9UH,5%,340MA, M701 0985888K02 SKT RTC BTTY LEAP
PB-FREE
L205 2414017Q47 IDCTR,FXD,1UH,10%,50MA, 3.6OHM,CER,20 Q,70MHZ
SRF,SM,PB-FRE P4 3905643V01 CONTACT ANT GRD
.45OHM,FERR,45 Q,75MHZ Q801 4813973A42 XSTR,BIP GP SS,NPN,SM,
SRF,SM,0805,PB P100 3916333H02 GROUND CONTACT SC-59,SMT,50V,.23W,100MA,
L404 2414032B59 IDCTR,WW,330NH,5%,690MA,
PB-FREE
L206 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA, 1.05OHM,CER,30 Q,500MHZ Q29 4805585Q28 TRANSISTOR RF NPN 8GHZ
.65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50MHZ SRF,SM,PB-F NOPB
SRF,SM,0805

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

Q804 4813973A81 XSTR,BIP GP SS,DIG,NPN R125 0613952H47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM 5 R169 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R253 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5
AND PNP,SOT-363,50V,.25W, 0603 0402 0402
100MA,PB-FR
R127 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R199 0613952J01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R254 0613952R35 CER CHIP RES 270K OHM 5%
R13 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 0603 0402
0402
R142 0613952Z55 RES,MF,12KOHM,1%,.0625W, R201 0613952Q47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM 5% R255 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5
R14 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% SM,0402,200PPM/CEL, 0402 0402
0402 PB-FREE
R202 0613952Q69 CER CHIP RES 680 OHM 5 R257 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R15 NOT PLACED – R143 0613952Z65 RES,MF,43KOHM,1%,.0625W, 0402 0402
SM,0402,200PPM/CEL,PB-
R22 0613952Q25 CER CHIP RES 10.0 OHM 5 FREE R203 0613952Q57 CER CHIP RES 220 OHM 5 R266 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5
0402 0402 0402
R144 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5%
R23 0613952R31 CER CHIP RES 180K OHM 5% 0402 R204 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5% R270 0613952Q38 CER CHIP RES 36.0 OHM 5
0402 0402 0402
R146 0613952H73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5%
R24 0613952R31 CER CHIP RES 180K OHM 5% 0603 R205 0613952R15 CER CHIP RES 39K OHM 5% R271 0613952Q59 CER CHIP RES 270 OHM 5
0402 0402 0402
R149 0613952Q89 CER CHIP RES 4700 OHM 5
R26 0613952Q83 CER CHIP RES 2700 OHM 5 0402 R206 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R272 0613952Q56 CER CHIP RES 200 OHM 5
0402 0402 0402
R150 0613952H47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM 5
R30 0613952Q25 CER CHIP RES 10.0 OHM 5 0603 R207 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5 R273 0613952Q65 CER CHIP RES 470 OHM 5
0402 0402 0402
R151 0613952H47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM 5
R32 0613952H33 CER CHIP RES 22.0 OHM 5% 0603 R208 0613952R13 CER CHIP RES 33K OHM 5% R274 0613952Q29 CER CHIP RES 15.0 OHM 5
0603 0402 0402
R153 NOT PLACED –
R33 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R209 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R275 0613952Q65 CER CHIP RES 470 OHM 5
0402 R154 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 OHM 0402
OHM
R34 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R210 0613952R13 CER CHIP RES 33K OHM 5% R277 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 R155 0613952Q77 CER CHIP RES 1500 OHM 5 0402 0402
0402
R60 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R211 0613952Q80 CER CHIP RES 2000 OHM 5 R291 0613952Q37 CER CHIP RES 33.0 OHM 5
0402 R156 NOT PLACED – 0402 0402

R102 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R157 0613952Q71 CER CHIP RES 820 OHM 5 R212 NOT PLACED – R293 0613952Q37 CER CHIP RES 33.0 OHM 5
OHM 0402 0402
R213 0613952Q95 CER CHIP RES 8200 OHM 5
R103 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5 R158 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 0402 R294 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5
0402 0402 0402
R214 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5
R104 0613952J15 CER CHIP RES 39K OHM 5% R159 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402 R295 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0603 OHM 0402
R215 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R105 NOT PLACED – R160 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402 R406 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
OHM 0402
R108 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R216 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
OHM R161 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402 R407 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
OHM 0402
R109 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R251 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
OHM R162 NOT PLACED – OHM R408 0613952H79 CER CHIP RES 1800 OHM 5%
0603
R115 0613958H57 CER CHIP RES 220 OHM 5% R168 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R252 0613952Q36 CER CHIP RES 30.0 OHM 5
0805 0402 0402 R412 0613952H62 CER CHIP RES 360 OHM 5
0603

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

R413 0613952H68 CER CHIP RES 620 OHM 5 R514 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R616 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R654 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0603 0402 0402 0402

R414 0613952R07 CER CHIP RES 18K OHM 5% R515 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R617 NOT PLACED – R656 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402
R620 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
R415 0613952R03 CER CHIP RES 12K OHM 5% R516 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 R658 0613952P18 CER CHIP RES 150K OHM 1
0402 0402 0402
R621 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
R417 0613952Q74 RES,MF,1.1KOHM,5%,.0625W, R517 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 R666 0613952Q57 CER CHIP RES 220 OHM 5
SM,0402,200PPM/CEL,PB- 0402 0402
FREE R622 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
R518 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 R667 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5
R418 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402 0402
OHM R625 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
R519 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% 0402 R668 0613952Q45 CER CHIP RES 68.0 OHM 5
R419 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5% 0402 0402
0402 R626 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
R520 0613952R37 CER CHIP RES 330K OHM 5% 0402 R669 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
R420 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5% 0402 0402
0402 R633 NOT PLACED –
R521 NOT PLACED – R670 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
R436 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R634 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402
OHM R522 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% OHM
0402 R671 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5
R499 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R635 NOT PLACED – 0402
0402 R523 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
0402 R636 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R672 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R503 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5 0402 0402
0402 R524 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
OHM R637 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R673 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R504 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5 0402 0402
0402 R525 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 R638 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R674 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
R505 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 0402
0402 R526 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 R639 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R675 0613952Q67 CER CHIP RES 560 OHM 5
R507 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 0402 0402
0402 R527 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
OHM R640 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R677 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R508 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 0402 0402
0402 R528 NOT PLACED –
R641 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R678 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
R509 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R608 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 0402 0402
0402 0402
R642 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R697 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
R510 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R610 NOT PLACED – 0402 0402
0402
R611 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R643 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R700 0613952Q80 CER CHIP RES 2000 OHM 5
R511 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 0402 0402
0402
R613 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM 5 R644 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R701 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R512 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% 0402 0402 0402
0402
R614 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM 5 R647 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R702 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R513 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 0402 OHM
0402
R615 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5% R649 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R703 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

R704 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R746 0613952R56 CER CHIP RES 2.0M OHM 5 R775 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R798 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5
0402 0402 0402 0402

R705 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R747 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5 R776 NOT PLACED – R799 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402
R777 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R708 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5% R748 0613952R41 CER CHIP RES 470K OHM 5% 0402 R801 0613952Q93 CER CHIP RES 6800 OHM 5
0402 0402 0402
R778 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R709 0613952H17 CER CHIP RES 4.7OHM 5% R749 0613952R41 CER CHIP RES 470K OHM 5% 0402 R802 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
0402 0402
R710 0688044N04 RES,METAL STRIP, 0.1 OHM, R779 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
1%,0.125W,SMD,0805,75PPM/ R750 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5 0402 R803 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
CEL,PKG 0402 0402
R780 0613952Q89 CER CHIP RES 4700 OHM 5
R711 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R751 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5 0402 R804 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5
OHM 0402 0402
R781 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R712 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R752 0613952Q81 CER CHIP RES 2200 OHM 5 0402 R805 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402
R782 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R714 0688044N04 RES,METAL STRIP, 0.1 OHM, R753 0613952Q81 CER CHIP RES 2200 OHM 5 0402 R806 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5
1%,0.125W,SMD,0805,75PPM/ 0402 0402
CEL,PKG R783 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R756 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402 R807 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R717 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 OHM 0402
OHM R784 NOT PLACED –
R757 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM 5 R808 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R718 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402 R785 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 OHM
OHM 0402
R758 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5% R809 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R722 0613952Q95 CER CHIP RES 8200 OHM 5 0402 R786 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% 0402
0402 0402
R759 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R810 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R725 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402 R790 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5% 0402
OHM 0402
R760 0613952Q93 CER CHIP RES 6800 OHM 5 R811 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5
R726 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402 R791 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402
OHM OHM
R763 NOT PLACED – R812 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5%
R729 0613952R13 CER CHIP RES 33K OHM 5% R792 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402
0402 R764 NOT PLACED – OHM
R813 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R740 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5 R765 NOT PLACED – R793 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 OHM
0402 OHM
R767 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R814 NOT PLACED –
R741 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% OHM R794 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
0402 OHM R815 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R768 NOT PLACED – OHM
R742 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R795 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R771 NOT PLACED – 0402 R816 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
0402
0402
R772 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R796 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R743 NOT PLACED –
0402 OHM R820 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R744 NOT PLACED – 0402
R773 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R797 0613952Q41 CER CHIP RES 47.0 OHM 5
R745 0613952R56 CER CHIP RES 2.0M OHM 5 0402 0402 R829 NOT PLACED –
0402
R774 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
0402

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

R837 0613952Q37 CER CHIP RES 33.0 OHM 5 SH251 2616554H01 SHLD VCO TOP U705 5114000B39 IC,BFR,1PER PKG,SM, VR510 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
0402 SOT-353,PB-FREE ENRICHED
SH252 2616559H01 SHLD PCIC
R838 0613952Q37 CER CHIP RES 33.0 OHM 5 U712 5188691V01 IC,MUX/ VR511 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
0402 SH401 2686706Z02 SHIELD, SM DEMUX,NC7SB3157P6X,SM, ENRICHED
SLDRD,CRS,PLTD SC70-6,1PER PKG,BUS,PB
R839 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% FREE VR512 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
0402 SH402 2686698Z02 SHIELD, SM ENRICHED
SLDRD,CRS,PLTD U713 5115453H01 RAIL TO RAIL OUTPUT, 8 PIN
R840 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5 BGA VR513 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
0402 T51 2515121H01 BALUN, TRANSFORMER W18 ENRICHED
COMP U714 5115453H01 RAIL TO RAIL OUTPUT, 8 PIN
R841 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% BGA VR514 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
0402 T53 2516320H01 XFMR SMALL SIGNAL SMD, W18 COMPLIANT
SURFACE MT U800 5185941F04 IC, PATRIOT BRAVO,
R842 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 1.2.2,256BGA, PB-FREE VR650 4813979P12 DIODE ARRAY,TRANSIENT
0402 U1 5164015H81 IC,MXR,DBL BAL GILBERT, PROTECTION,SM,SOT-457,
CELL,SM U801 5114000B39 IC,BFR,1PER PKG,SM, 12V,.225W,ZEN,4,PB
R843 0613952R41 CER CHIP RES 470K OHM 5% SOT-353,PB-FREE
0402 U2 5185941F45 ATTEN,VAR,14.4DBMIN,15.6D VR651 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
BMAX,0-2000 MHZFREQ, U802 5114000B39 IC,BFR,1PER PKG,SM, ENRICHED
R844 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5 50OHM,PCMT,SOT SOT-353,PB-FREE
0402 VR652 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
U3 5116349H01 DUAL INVERTER IC U803 5185956E69 IC,DRAM,64MB,60NS,IC 1.8V ENRICHED
S500 4085131E03 SWITCH FREQ DUAL FUNC- 64
TION U101 5115678H01 VHF/UHF/800/900 MHZ VR657 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
LDMOS DRIVER IC U804 5185941F03 IC,SRAM,8M,512KX16,70NS, SMD,W18 COMPLIANT
S501 1880619Z06 POTENTIOMETER, VOLUME SM,FBGA48,1.95V
U102 5185765B26 IC PWR CTRL IN MOS20 VR658 4813977C23 DIODE,ZEN,MMSZ5243,SM,
S502 4016618H01 SWITCH SURFACE MOUNT U805 5116411H01 IC,OP AMP, SOD-123,13V,10MA,.5W,
U103 5115022H01 IC TEMPERATURE SENSOR
ZEN,PB-FREE
S503 4070354A01 LIGHT TOUCH SWITCH-SMD VR500 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
U201 5185941F40 IC, 12 BIT DAC
SMD, W18 COMPLIANT VR659 4813979P10 DIODE ARRAY,TRNSNT
S504 4070354A01 LIGHT TOUCH SWITCH-SMD
U202 5116245H01 CC LVFRACN PROT,SM,SOT-457,5.6V,
VR501 4813977M19 DIODE,ZEN,MBZ5240,SM,SOT .225W,ZEN,4,PB-FREE
S505 4070354A01 LIGHT TOUCH SWITCH-SMD
U250 5105750U56 IC PKG DIE VCO BUFFER -23,10V,10MA,.225W,ZEN,
S506 4070354A01 LIGHT TOUCH SWITCH-SMD PB-FREE VR662 4813979P10 DIODE ARRAY,TRNSNT
U401 5185963A85 IC-ABACUS III-LP PROT,SM,SOT-457,5.6V,
SH1 2686707Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS, VR502 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323, .225W,ZEN,4,PB-FREE
PLTD U500 5188493T01 IC,VREG/ SMD, W18 COMPLIANT
SWG,LP2989,SM,MINI SO-8 HI VR663 4813977M18 DIODE,ZEN,MBZ5239,SM,SOT
SH51 2686700Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS PRCN REG 5V VR503 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323, -23,9.1V,10MA,.225W,ZEN,
,PLTD SMD, W18 COMPLIANT PB-FREE
U501 5185941F35 IC, VREG, NOPB
SH52 2686699Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS, VR504 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323, VR678 4866544A01 DIODE ARRAY,ZEN,
PLTD U502 5185941F35 IC, VREG, NOPB SMD, W18 COMPLIANT SR05.TCT,SM,5V,5,LOW
U601 5185941F22 IC,OPAMP,SGL,OPA237, CAPACITANCE TVS DIO
SH101 2686702Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS VR505 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
,PLTD SOT23,NOPB SMD, W18 COMPLIANT VR701 4813977M11 DIODE,ZEN,MBZ5232,SM,
U602 5185941F22 IC,OPAMP,SGL,OPA237, SOT-23,5.6V,10MA,.225W,
SH102 2686701Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS, VR506 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
SOT23,NOPB ZEN,PB-FREE
PLTD SMD, W18 COMPLIANT

U701 5185143E77 IC, MAKO ASIC, CMOS PWR Y200 4802245J68 OSC, REF 16.8 MHZ 1.5 PPM
SH103 2686708Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS, VR508 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
PLTD MGMT ENRICHED Y701 4809995L05 XTAL QUARTZ 32.768KHZ
U702 5185941F22 IC,OPAMP,SGL,OPA237, CC4V-T1
SH201 2686705Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS, VR509 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
PLTD SOT23,NOPB ENRICHED

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

Y702 4864005H01 RESONATOR, CRYSTAL C35 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C100 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V C124 2113944F58 CAP,FXD,47PF,+5%,-5%,
24.576 MHZ 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG 5% 50V-DC,0805,C0G,-55DEG
CMIN,125DEG CMAX CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB
8416494H02 BOARD, PCB, VHF MAKO C101 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V
C41 2115075H01 CAP CHIP 24PF 5% COG 5% C125 2113944F58 CAP,FXD,47PF,+5%,-5%,
50V-DC,0805,C0G,-55DEG
C43 2113944A42 CAP CER CHP 150.0PF 50V C102 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB
5%
PMLD4264E Main Circuit Board C103 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C126 2113944F58 CAP,FXD,47PF,+5%,-5%,
Electrical Parts List C44 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, 10% 50V-DC,0805,C0G,-55DEG
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB
CMIN,125DEG CMAX C104 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
MOTOROLA C127 2113944M09 CAP,FXD,4.3PF,.1PF+/-,
ITEM PART DESCRIPTION C46 2113946Q01 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 16V C105 NOT PLACED –
50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG
NUMBER C106 NOT PLACED – CMIN,125DEG CMAX
C47 2115075H01 CAP CHIP 24PF 5% COG
B500 0986237A02 CONNECTOR (CONTACT C108 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C128 2113944F56 CAP,FXD,39PF,+5%,-5%,
C48 2113944A42 CAP CER CHP 150.0PF 50V
BATTERY) 10% 50V-DC,0805,C0G,-55DEG
5%
CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB
C1 2115075H01 CAP CHIP 24PF 5% COG C109 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C56 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V
10% C129 2113945L25 CAP,FXD,1000PF,+5%,-5%,
C2 2113944A42 CAP CER CHP 150.0PF 50V 10%
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG
5% C110 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V CMIN,125DEG CMAX
C57 2113944C33 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5%
10%
C9 2113944A42 CAP CER CHP 150.0PF 50V C130 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C58 NOT PLACED –
5% C111 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V 10%
C59 2113944A28 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5% 5%
C15 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C131 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C60 2113944A22 CAP CER CHP 7.5PF 50V +/- C112 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V 10%
CMIN,125DEG CMAX 0.5PF 5%
C135 2113945L25 CAP,FXD,1000PF,+5%,-5%,
C16 2115075H01 CAP CHIP 24PF 5% COG C61 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C113 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG
5% CMIN,125DEG CMAX
C17 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,5 C62 2113944A26 CAP CER CHP 12.0PF 50V 5%
0V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C115 2113944M14 CAP,FXD,6.8PF,.1PF+/-, C140 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
CMIN,125DEG CMAX C63 2113944A26 CAP CER CHP 12.0PF 50V 5% 50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG
CMIN,125DEG CMAX C141 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V
C18 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C64 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 5%
C116 2113944M35 CAP,FXD,51PF,+2%,-2%,
C20 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C65 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C142 2313960B01 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG 16V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN,
C66 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB
CMIN,125DEG CMAX 125DEG CMAX,87MA,E
C67 2113946F03 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 6.3V 10% C118 2113944M33 CAP,FXD,43PF,+2%,-2%,
C22 2113944A24 CAP CER CHP 9.1PF 50V C143 2113945A10 CAP CER CHP 1500PF 50V
50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG
+/- 0.5PF C68 2113944A09 CAP CER CHP 2.2PF 50V 10%
CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB
C25 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, +/- 0.25PF
C119 2113944M14 CAP,FXD,6.8PF,.1PF+/-,5 C144 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10%
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C70 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, 0V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG
CMIN,125DEG CMAX 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG C145 2113945B03 CAP,FXD,.015UF,+10%,-10%,
CMIN,125DEG CMAX
CMIN,125DEG CMAX 25V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG
C30 2113944A21 CAP CER CHP 6.8PF 50V CMIN,125DEG CMA
C120 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
+/- 0.5PF C71 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 5%
10% C146 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C33 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C122 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C72 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C147 2313960B01 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG
CMIN,125DEG CMAX 10% 16V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN,
CMIN,125DEG CMAX
125DEG CMAX,87MA,E

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C148 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C188 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C221 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C245 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% 5%
C189 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C222 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-10%,
C149 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 16V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN, C246 2113946N03 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V
10% C190 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10% 125DEG CMAX,174MA
C247 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V
C170 2113944M27 CAP,FXD,24PF,+2%,-2%, C191 NOT PLACED – C223 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 10%
50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG
C200 2113945A13 CAP CER CHP 4700PF 50V C226 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C248 NOT PLACED –
CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB
10% 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG
C171 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V CMIN,125DEG CMAX C249 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V
C201 2189705V01 CAP,CER,.1UF,+5%,-5%, 10%
5%
50V-DC,-55DEG CMIN,85DEG C227 2113945L13 CAP,FXD,330PF,+5%,-5%,
C172 2113944M16 CAP,FXD,8.2PF,.1PF+/-, CMAX,PB-FREE 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C252 2113944C78 CAP,FXD,13PF,+5%,-5%,
50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX,P 50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG
C202 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%, CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB
CMIN,125DEG CMAX
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C228 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C173 2113944M29 CAP,FXD,30PF,+2%,-2%, CMIN,125DEG CMA 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C253 2113944C78 CAP,FXD,13PF,+5%,-5%,
50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX 50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG
C203 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%, CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB
CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C229 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C174 2113944M13 CAP,FXD,6.2PF,.1PF+/-, CMIN,125DEG CMA 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C254 2113944C18 CAP CER CHP 3.3PF 50V
50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX +/- 0.25PF
C204 2171115L01 CHIP MONOLITHIC CERAMIC
CMIN,125DEG CMAX
CAPACITOR C230 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C255 2113944C63 CAP,FXD,1PF,.1PF+/-,
C175 2113944M28 CAP,FXD,27PF,+2%,-2%, 50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG
C206 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C231 2113945A01 CAP CER CHP 220PF 50V 10, CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB
50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG
CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB C207 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C232 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C256 2113945L13 CAP,FXD,330PF,+5%,-5%,
C176 2113944M20 CAP,FXD,12PF,+2%,-2%, 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG
C208 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C233 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX,P
CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB C209 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C234 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C257 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-
C177 2113944M24 CAP,FXD,18PF,+2%,-2%, C210 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-10%, 10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R,-
C235 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG 16V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN, 55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX
5%
CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB 125DEG CMAX,174MA
C258 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C236 2189705V01 CAP,CER,.1UF,+5%,-5%,
C178 2113944A28 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5% C211 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 50V-DC,-55DEG CMIN,85DEG C261 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
CMAX,PB-FREE
C179 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V C212 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C262 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
5% C237 2189705V01 CAP,CER,.1UF,+5%,-5%,
C213 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
50V-DC,-55DEG CMIN,85DEG C263 2113944A61 CAP,FXD,.5PF,.25PF+/-,
C180 NOT PLACED –
C214 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V CMAX,PB-FREE 50V-DC,0402,C0G,-55DEG
C181 NOT PLACED – 10% CMIN,125DEG CMAX
C238 2189705V01 CAP,CER,.1UF,+5%,-5%,
C182 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V C215 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 50V-DC,-55DEG CMIN,85DEG C266 2113944A09 CAP CER CHP 2.2PF 50V
5% 5% CMAX,PB-FREE +/- 0.25PF

C185 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C217 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C239 2189705V01 CAP,CER,.1UF,+5%,-5%, C267 2113944A61 CAP,FXD,.5PF,.25PF+/-,
10% 50V-DC,-55DEG CMIN,85DEG 50V-DC,0402,C0G,-55DEG
C218 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V CMAX,PB-FREE CMIN,125DEG CMAX
C186 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C219 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-10%, C240 2189705V01 CAP,CER,.1UF,+5%,-5%, C271 2113944C32 CAP CER CHP 15.0PF 50V 5%
CMIN,125DEG CMAX 16V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN, 50V-DC,-55DEG CMIN,85DEG
125DEG CMAX,174MA CMAX,PB-FREE C272 2113944C32 CAP CER CHP 15.0PF 50V 5%
C187 2113944C04 CAP CER CHP 330.0PF 50V
5% C220 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C243 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
10%

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C273 2188881Y12 CAPACITOR CERAMIC NPO C424 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C463 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,- C505 2113945G98 CAP,FXD,.47UF,+10%,-10%,
HIGH FREQUENCY 16 VOLT 5% 10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R,- 50V-DC,0805,X7R,-55DEG
(REPLACES 2104801Z12) 55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMA CMIN,125DEG CMAX
C425 2113945H69 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+5%,-5%,
C274 2113944V03 CAP,FXD,1PF,.1PF+/-,50V-DC, 50V-DC,1206,X7R,-55DEG C464 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C506 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
0402,C0G,-55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB
CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB C465 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C507 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C428 2113944A29 CAP CER CHP 22.0PF 50V 5% 10%
C275 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C470 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C429 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C508 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C276 2113944A61 CAP,FXD,.5PF,.25PF+/-,50V- C472 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10%
DC,0402,C0G,-55DEG C430 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C473 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C509 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
CMIN,125DEG CMAX
C431 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10%
C475 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
C277 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C432 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R,- C510 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C278 2113944A18 CAP CER CHP 5.1PF 50V +/- 55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX
C433 2113944C33 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5% C511 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
0.5PF
C476 2113944C89 CAP,FXD,200PF,+5%,-5%,50V-
C434 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%, DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG C512 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C279 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX,P
C286 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% CMIN,125DEG CMA C513 2113955E11 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
C478 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,- 50V-DC,X7R,-55DEG CMIN,
C292 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C435 2113944A36 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5% 10%,50V-DC,0603,X7R,- 125DEG CMAX,PB-FR
55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMA
C293 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C436 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C514 2113955E11 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
5% C480 2313960M26 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,- 50V-DC,X7R,-55DEG CMIN,
C294 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 10%,10V-DC,SM,-55DEG 125DEG CMAX,PB-FR
C437 2113944C85 CAP,FXD,51PF,+5%,-5%,
CMIN,125DEG CMAX,47MA,E
C295 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V 50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG C516 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
10% CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB C481 2313960B30 CAP,FXD,4.7UF,+10%,-
10%,10V-DC,SM,-55DEG C517 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C296 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V C438 2113944C40 CAP CER CHP 62.0PF 50V 5%
CMIN,125DEG CMAX,122MA
10% C518 2313960B57 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-
C440 2113945G96 CAP,FXD,.33UF,+10%,-10%, 10%,6.3V-DC,SM,-55DEG
C482 2313960B30 CAP,FXD,4.7UF,+10%,-
C400 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 50V-DC,0805,X7R,-55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX,137MA
10%,10V-DC,SM,-55DEG
5% CMIN,125DEG CMAX
CMIN,125DEG CMAX,122MA
C519 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
C401 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C441 2313960M26 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%, 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG
C500 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
10V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN, CMIN,125DEG CMAX
C405 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R,-
125DEG CMAX,47MA,E
5% 55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX
C520 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10%
C442 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C411 2113945A11 CAP CER CHP 2200PF 50V C501 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
10% C521 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
10% 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R,-
10%
C447 NOT PLACED – 55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX
C412 NOT PLACED – C522 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C448 2113945C25 CAP,FXD,.033UF,+10%,-10%,5 C502 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
10%
C416 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 0V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R,-
CMIN,125DEG CMA 55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX C523 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C417 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
10%
5% C449 2113944A79 CAP,FXD,16PF,+5%,-5%, C503 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-
50V-DC,0402,C0G,-55DEG 10%,50V-DC,0402,X7R,- C524 2313960H04 CAP,FXD,33UF,+10%,-10%,
C421 NOT PLACED – 55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX
CMIN,125DEG CMAX,PB 16V-DC,SM,-55DEG
C422 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V CMIN,125DEG CMAX,433MA
C461 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C504 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
10%
C525 2113945L25 CAP,FXD,1000PF,+5%,-5%,
C423 2113944C41 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5% 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG
CMIN,125DEG CMAX

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C526 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C637 2113945L49 CAP,FXD,.01UF,+5%,-5%, C701 2113944A19 CAP CER CHP 5.6PF 50V +/- C727 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG 0.5PF 5%
CMIN,125DEG CMAX CMIN,125DEG CMAX,P
C702 2113944A19 CAP CER CHP 5.6PF 50V +/- C728 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
C527 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C638 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, 0.5PF 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG
50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG CMIN,125DEG CMAX
CMIN,125DEG CMAX CMIN,125DEG CMAX C703 NOT PLACED –
C729 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V
C528 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C640 NOT PLACED – C704 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10% 10%
50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG
C641 NOT PLACED – C705 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10% C730 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
CMIN,125DEG CMAX
5%
C652 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C706 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V
C550 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG 10% C731 2113946G01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V 10%
10%
CMIN,125DEG CMAX
C708 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5% C732 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C551 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
10% C653 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, 5%
C709 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5%
50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG
C607 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V CMIN,125DEG CMAX C734 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C710 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG
10%
C610 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C654 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, CMIN,125DEG CMAX
50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG C711 2113946F03 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 6.3V 10%
C611 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% CMIN,125DEG CMAX C735 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C712 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C612 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C655 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C736 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V
50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG C713 2314030F56 CAP,FXD,68UF,+10%,-10%, 10%
C613 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5%
CMIN,125DEG CMAX 6.3V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN,
C737 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C614 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 125DEG CMAX,742MA
C656 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG
50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG C714 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V CMIN,125DEG CMAX
C615 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5%
CMIN,125DEG CMAX 10%
C738 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C617 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5%
C657 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C715 2313960F30 CAP,FXD,47UF,+10%,-10%,
C742 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10%
C619 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG 10V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN,
CMIN,125DEG CMAX 125DEG CMAX,303MA C743 2113944A25 CAP CER CHP 10.0PF 50V +/-
C620 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
0.5PF
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C658 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C716 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10%
CMIN,125DEG CMAX 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG C750 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V
CMIN,125DEG CMAX C717 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
10%
C621 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C671 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5% C718 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10%
C751 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V
C629 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C719 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 10%
C672 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
C630 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG C720 2113946G01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V 10% C752 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C631 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% CMIN,125DEG CMAX 5%
C721 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C632 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C673 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5% C753 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C722 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 5%
C633 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C674 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10%
C723 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C754 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C634 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C675 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DEG C724 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C755 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C635 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% CMIN,125DEG CMAX
C725 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C756 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C636 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C680 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5% 5%
C726 2113944F07 CAP,CHIP,1000PF,+5%,-5%,
C700 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V 50V-DC,0805,C0G,-55DEG C757 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
10% CMIN,125DEG CMAX 5%

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C758 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C802 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,-10%, C860 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V D173 4813978A26 DIODE ARRAY,DET,SOT-363/
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG 10% SC-88,30V,.12W,2,PB-FREE
C759 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% CMIN,125DEG CMA
C861 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V D201 4815011H01 DIODE TRIPLE
C760 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C803 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10% 10%
5% D202 4815011H01 DIODE TRIPLE
C804 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C862 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C761 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 10% D251 4885094Y01 DIODE VARACTOR ISV228
5% C805 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,-10%, W18
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C863 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C762 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, CMIN,125DEG CMA 10% D252 4885094Y01 DIODE VARACTOR ISV228
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG W18
CMIN,125DEG CMAX C806 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C864 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
10% D270 4885094Y01 DIODE VARACTOR ISV228
C763 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C807 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V W18
5% C865 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C808 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10% D401 4805656W87 DIODE,VCTR, @ 15V,1SV279,
C764 2113946B03 CAP CER CHP 0.068UF 10V 10 SOD-523/SC-79
C809 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,-10%, C866 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C765 2113946B03 CAP CER CHP 0.068UF 10V 10 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG 10% D402 4805656W41 DIODE VARACTOR 40PFV
CMIN,125DEG CMA 15PFV
C766 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C867 NOT PLACED –
5% C810 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% D500 4815155H01 RECTIFIER
C868 NOT PLACED –
C767 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C811 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V D501 4809118D02 LED BICOLOR
5% CR800 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R LNJ115W8POMT
C812 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V PB FREE
C768 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V D510 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,RM140,SM,1A,
5% C813 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V CR801 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R 40V,SHTK,PB-FREE
PB FREE
C769 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C814 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V D511 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM,
5% D3 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 SOT-23, 200MA,30V,.2W,
C815 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
SHTK,PB-FREE
C770 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, D4 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305
C816 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG D512 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,RM140,SM,1A,
CMIN,125DEG CMAX D5 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 40V,SHTK,PB-FREE
C817 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C771 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, D6 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 D513 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,RM140,SM,1A,
C818 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG 40V,SHTK,PB-FREE
D10 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305
CMIN,125DEG CMAX C830 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
D600 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM,
D11 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305
C773 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C840 2113946F03 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 6.3V 10% SOT-23,200MA,30V,.2W,
D12 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 SHTK,PB-FREE
C790 2113946A02 CAP CER CHP 0.022UF 16V C850 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
10, D13 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 D603 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R
C851 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V PB FREE
C791 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 5% D20 4808115L27 DIODE,PIN,DH50037,SM,
SOT-323,30V D662 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R
C792 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C855 NOT PLACED – PB FREE
D104 4816487H01 SWITCHING DIODE, MINI-
C796 NOT PLACED – C856 NOT PLACED – D700 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM,
BLOC
C857 NOT PLACED – SOT-23,200MA,30V,.2W,
C800 2113955D31 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
D170 4802482J02 PIN DIODE SMD SHTK,PB-FREE
16V-DC,1206,X7R,-55DEG
CMIN,125DEG CMAX,P C858 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
D171 4802482J02 PIN DIODE SMD E102 2480574F01 IND FERRITE CHIP 60OHM
10%
0603
C801 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10% D172 4813978A26 DIODE ARRAY,DET,SOT-363/
C859 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
SC-88,30V,.12W,2,PB-FREE E140 2405688Z01 INDUCTOR FERRITE BEAD
10%

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

E141 2480574F01 IND FERRITE CHIP 60OHM L21 2414032F31 IDCTR,WW,56NH,5%,500MA, L63 2414017Q40 IDCTR,FXD,270NH,10%,250M L200 2414017Q47 IDCTR,FXD,1UH,10%,50MA,
0603 .34OHM,CER,40 Q,1.3GHZ A,.5OHM,FERR,20 Q,150MHZ .45OHM,FERR,45 Q,75MHZ
SRF,SM,PB-FRE SRF,SM,0805 SRF,SM,0805,PB
E402 2480640Z01 SURFACE MOUNT FERRITE
BEAD L28 2414032F26 IDCTR,WW,22NH,5%,500MA, L64 NOT PLACED – L201 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA,
.22OHM,CER,45 Q,2.2GHZ .65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50MHZ
E406 2414032B76 IDCTR,WW,4.7UH,5%,330MA, SRF,SM,PB-FRE L101 2414017N10 IDCTR,CHIP,6.8NH,5%,600MA, SRF,SM,0805
4OHM,CER,20 Q,60MHZ .22OHM,CER,10 Q,2.7GHZ
SRF,SM,PB-FREE L31 2414032F34 IDCTR,WW,100NH,5%,400MA, SRF,SM,0603 L202 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA,
.46OHM,CER,40 Q,950MHZ .65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50MHZ
E800 2480574F01 IND FERRITE CHIP 60OHM SRF,SM,PB-FR L106 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA, SRF,SM,0805
0603 2.8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ
L34 2414032F35 IDCTR,WW,120NH,5%,400MA, SRF,SM,LEAD-FR L203 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA,
E801 2480574F01 IND FERRITE CHIP 60OHM .51OHM,CER,35 Q,860MHZ .65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50MHZ
0603 SRF,SM,PB-FR L114 2414032B60 IDCTR,WW,390NH,5%,620MA, SRF,SM,0805
1.12OHM,CER,30 Q,465MHZ
E802 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 L42 2414032F24 IDCTR,WW,15NH,5%,600MA, SRF,SM,PB-F L204 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA,
OHM .17OHM,CER,45 Q,2.5GHZ .65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50MHZ
SRF,SM,PB-FRE L115 2460591B80 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC SRF,SM,0805
F500 6515076H01 FUSE CHIP SMT TR/1608FF 19.61
3A L45 2414032F27 IDCTR,FXD,27NH,5%,500MA, L205 2414017Q47 IDCTR,FXD,1UH,10%,50MA,
.25OHM,CER,45 Q,2GHZ L117 2414017N18 IDCTR,CHIP,33NH,5%,600MA, .45OHM,FERR,45 Q,75MHZ
FL51 9185367C01 XTAL FLTR 5X7 SURFACE MT .71OHM,CER,12 Q,1.1GHZ
SRF,SM,0805,PB- SRF,SM,0805,PB
MONO SRF,SM,0603
L47 2414032F33 IDCTR,WW,82NH,5%,400MA, L206 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA,
FL200 9116848H01 FLTR SW CAP 3 POLE L118 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
.42OHM,CER,40 Q,1.02GHZ .65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50MHZ
BUTTERW, W18 OHM
SRF,SM,PB-FR SRF,SM,0805
J101 2880658Z08 CONNECTOR SMA L119 2479990E01 COIL AIR WOUND/GREEN
L48 2414032F27 IDCTR,FXD,27NH,5%,500MA, L251 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,
.25OHM,CER,45 Q,2GHZ CLR 23.75 2.8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ
J601 0916287H01 CONN VERT 45 PIN ZIF
SRF,SM,0805,PB- SRF,SM,LEAD-FR
L120 NOT PLACED –
J650 0916287H02 CONN 20 PIN ZIF
L49 2414032F24 IDCTR,WW,15NH,5%,600MA, L252 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,
L121 NOT PLACED –
L5 2414032F24 IDCTR,WW,15NH,5%,600MA, .17OHM,CER,45 Q,2.5GHZ 2.8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ
.17OHM,CER,45 Q,2.5GHZ SRF,SM,PB-FRE L125 2479990A02 AIR WND COIL/GREEN SRF,SM,LEAD-FR
SRF,SM,PB-FRE COLOR7.66NH
L54 2414032F73 IDCTR,WW,820NH,5%,180MA, L253 2460591C35 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC
L6 2414032F27 IDCTR,FXD,27NH,5%,500MA, 2.23OHM,CER,23 Q,215MHZ L126 2415428H01 AIR WOUND INDUCTOR 18.08
.25OHM,CER,45 Q,2GHZ SRF,SM,PB-F
SRF,SM,0805,PB- L127 2479990E01 COIL AIR WOUND/GREEN L254 2460591C03 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC
L55 0613958T74 CER CHIP RES 0.0 OHM JMP CLR 23.75 11.87
L7 2414032F33 IDCTR,WW,82NH,5%,400MA, 1206
.42OHM,CER,40 Q,1.02GHZ L128 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA, L257 0613958T74 CER CHIP RES 0.0 OHM JMP
SRF,SM,PB-FR L56 2414032D25 IDCTR,WW,620NH,5%,400MA, 2.8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ 1206
1.6OHM,CER,28 Q,400MHZ SRF,SM,LEAD-FR
L8 2414032F27 IDCTR,FXD,27NH,5%,500MA, SRF,SM,PB-FR L258 2414032D17 IDCTR,WW,150NH,5%,750MA,
.25OHM,CER,45 Q,2GHZ L170 2479990N01 AIR WND COIL/GREEN .31OHM,CER,40 Q,850MHZ
SRF,SM,0805,PB- L60 2414017G13 IDCTR,CHIP,33NH,5%,300MA, COLOR 43.67 SRF,SM,PB-FR
.65OHM,CER,8 Q,SM,0603,
L12 2414032F24 IDCTR,WW,15NH,5%,600MA, PB-FREE L171 2479990N01 AIR WND COIL/GREEN L259 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,
.17OHM,CER,45 Q,2.5GHZ COLOR 43.67 2.8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ
SRF,SM,PB-FRE L61 2414017N16 IDCTR,CHIP,22NH,5%,600MA, SRF,SM,LEAD-FR
.54OHM,CER,12 Q,1.3GHZ L172 2479990N01 AIR WND COIL/GREEN
L20 2414032F38 IDCTR,WW,220NH,5%,400MA, SRF,SM,0603 COLOR 43.67 L266 2414032D18 IDCTR,WW,180NH,5%,700MA,
.7OHM,CER,30 Q,630MHZ .43OHM,CER,35 Q,780MHZ
SRF,SM,PB-FRE L62 2414017N16 IDCTR,CHIP,22NH,5%,600MA, L176 2479990N01 AIR WND COIL/GREEN SRF,SM,PB-FR
.54OHM,CER,12 Q,1.3GHZ COLOR 43.67
SRF,SM,0603

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

L270 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA, L651 2414032F75 IDCTR,WW,270NH,2%,350MA, Q700 4813970A62 XSTR,FET GP PWR,MOSFET, R33 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
2.8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ 1OHM,CER,48 Q,650MHZ P-CH,ENHN,CF,-20V,1.3W, 0402
SRF,SM,LEAD-FR SRF,SM,0805,PB- PB-FREE
R34 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
L271 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA, L652 2414032F75 IDCTR,WW,270NH,2%,350MA, Q701 4813973M07 XSTR,BIP GP SS,NPN,T3904, 0402
2.8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ 1OHM,CER,48 Q,650MHZ SM,SOT-23,SMT,40V,.225W,
SRF,SM,LEAD-FR SRF,SM,0805,PB- 200MA,300MHZ R60 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
0402
L272 2414032B48 IDCTR,WW,39NH,5%,1A, L701 2486085A01 COIL, POWER INDUCTOR Q702 5185956E76 IC,CONV,SM,SO16,0-30
.15OHM,CER,50 Q,1.5GHZ VINPUT RANGE,6.5A,3.8V,HI R102 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
SRF,SM,PB-FREE L702 2486085A01 COIL, POWER INDUCTOR SPD SWTH DR OHM

L273 2414032B46 IDCTR,WW,27NH,5%,1A, L703 2464675H01 IDCTR,WW,560NH,5%,550MA Q703 4813970A62 XSTR,FET GP PWR,MOSFET, R103 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5
.13OHM,CER,50 Q,1.5GHZ P-CH,ENHN,CF,-20V,1.3W, 0402
L704 2464675H01 IDCTR,WW,560NH,5%,550MA
SRF,SM,PB-FREE PB-FREE
R104 0613952J15 CER CHIP RES 39K OHM 5%
L705 2464675H01 IDCTR,WW,560NH,5%,550MA 0603
L274 2414032D40 IDCTR,WW,33NH,5%,1A,.11O Q704 NOT PLACED –
HM,CER,42 Q,1.45GHZ L708 2416307H01 IDCTR,WW,680NH,5%,0603
Q705 NOT PLACED – R105 NOT PLACED –
SRF,SM,PB-FREE
L710 2416307H01 IDCTR,WW,680NH,5%,0603 R108 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
L403 2414032B75 IDCTR,WW,3.9UH,5%,340MA, Q706 NOT PLACED –
OHM
3.6OHM,CER,20 Q,70MHZ M701 0985888K02 SKT RTC BTTY LEAP
Q709 4885061Y01 XSTR NPN 6V 30UA 12GHZ
SRF,SM,PB-FRE R109 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
P4 3905643V01 CONTACT ANT GRD PB-FREE
OHM
L404 2414032B59 IDCTR,WW,330NH,5%,690MA,
P100 3916333H02 GROUND CONTACT Q801 4813973A42 XSTR,BIP GP SS,NPN,SM,
1.05OHM,CER,30 Q,500MHZ R115 0613958H57 CER CHIP RES 220 OHM 5%
SC-59,SMT,50V,.23W,100MA,
SRF,SM,PB-F Q29 4805585Q27 TRANSISTOR RF NPN, 0805
PB-FREE
L407 2414032B76 IDCTR,WW,4.7UH,5%,330MA, BFQ67W NOPB
Q804 4813973A81 XSTR,BIP GP SS,DIG,NPN R125 0613952H47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM 5
4OHM,CER,20 Q,60MHZ Q101 4816698H02 TRANSISTOR,FET RF 0603
AND PNP,SOT-363,50V,.25W,
SRF,SM,PB-FREE POWER,N-CHANNEL, 100MA,PB-FR
R127 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
L411 2466505A01 COIL INDUCTOR RD12MVP1-T122,SM,60V,
R13 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402
MOD,XSTR,FET RF PWR,VHF
L412 2466505A01 COIL INDUCTOR 0402
R142 0613952Z55 RES,MF,12KOHM,1%,.0625W,
Q197 4813973A13 XSTR,GEN PURPOSE SMALL
R14 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% SM,0402,200PPM/CEL,
L413 2414032B64 IDCTR,WW,680NH,5%,540MA, SIG,PNP,MMBT3906L,
0402 PB-FREE
1.47OHM,CER,30 Q,340MHZ TO-236,4, PB-FREE
SRF,SM,PB-F R143 0613952Z65 RES,MF,43KOHM,1%,.0625W,
Q200 4871674S01 XSTR,BIP GP SS R15 NOT PLACED –
SM,0402,200PPM/CEL,
L414 2414017Q51 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,10%,30MA,
Q301 4816371H01 XSTR DUAL PNP W18 R22 0613952Q25 CER CHIP RES 10.0 OHM 5 PB-FREE
.65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50MHZ
COMPLIANT 0402
SRF,SM,0805 R144 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5%
Q401 4805585Q27 TRANSISTOR RF NPN, R23 0613952R31 CER CHIP RES 180K OHM 5% 0402
L500 2414017Q42 IDCTR,FXD,390NH,10%,200M
BFQ67W NOPB 0402
A,.65OHM,FERR,25 Q,135MHZ R146 0613952H73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5%
SRF,SM,080 Q402 4813973A04 XSTR,BIP GP SS,NPN,TA13, R24 0613952R31 CER CHIP RES 180K OHM 5% 0603
SM,SOT-23,SMT,30V,.225W, 0402
L501 2414017Q51 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,10%,30MA, R149 0613952Q89 CER CHIP RES 4700 OHM 5
.65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50MHZ 300MA,125MHZ,P
R26 0613952Q83 CER CHIP RES 2700 OHM 5 0402
SRF,SM,0805 Q501 4805921T28 XSTR, DUAL NOPB 0402
R150 0613952H47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM 5
L502 2489669V01 IDCTR,WW,100UH,5%,40MA, Q698 4813973A81 XSTR,BIP GP SS,DIG,NPN R30 0613952Q25 CER CHIP RES 10.0 OHM 5 0603
10OHM,20 Q,10MHZ SRF,SM, AND PNP,SOT-363,50V,.25W, 0402
1210,PB-FREE R151 0613952H47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM 5
100MA,PB-FR
R32 0613952H33 CER CHIP RES 22.0 OHM 5% 0603
0603
R153 NOT PLACED –

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

R154 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R209 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R275 0613952Q65 CER CHIP RES 470 OHM 5 R503 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5
OHM OHM 0402 0402

R155 0613952Q77 CER CHIP RES 1500 OHM 5 R210 0613952R13 CER CHIP RES 33K OHM 5% R277 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R504 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5
0402 0402 0402 0402

R156 NOT PLACED – R211 0613952Q80 CER CHIP RES 2000 OHM 5 R291 0613952Q37 CER CHIP RES 33.0 OHM 5 R505 0613952Q93 CER CHIP RES 6800 OHM 5
0402 0402 0402
R157 0613952Q71 CER CHIP RES 820 OHM 5
0402 R212 NOT PLACED – R293 0613952Q37 CER CHIP RES 33.0 OHM 5 R507 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
0402 0402
R158 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R213 0613952Q95 CER CHIP RES 8200 OHM 5
0402 0402 R294 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5 R508 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
0402 0402
R159 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R214 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5
OHM 0402 R295 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R509 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
0402 0402
R160 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R215 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
OHM 0402 R406 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R510 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
0402 0402
R161 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R216 0613952K93 CER CHIP RES 90.9 OHM 1
OHM 0402 R407 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R511 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0402
R162 NOT PLACED – R251 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
OHM R408 0613952H79 CER CHIP RES 1800 OHM 5% R512 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R168 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 0603 0402
0402 R252 0613952Q36 CER CHIP RES 30.0 OHM 5
0402 R412 0613952H62 CER CHIP RES 360 OHM 5 R513 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R169 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 0603 0402
0402 R253 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5
0402 R413 0613952H68 CER CHIP RES 620 OHM 5 R514 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R199 0613952J01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0603 0402
0603 R254 0613952R35 CER CHIP RES 270K OHM 5%
0402 R414 0613952R07 CER CHIP RES 18K OHM 5% R515 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R201 0613952Q47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM 5% 0402 0402
0402 R255 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5
0402 R415 0613952R03 CER CHIP RES 12K OHM 5% R516 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R202 0613952Q69 CER CHIP RES 680 OHM 5 0402 0402
0402 R257 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 R417 0613952Q74 RES,MF,1.1KOHM,5%,.0625W, R517 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R203 0613952Q57 CER CHIP RES 220 OHM 5 SM,0402,200PPM/CEL,PB- 0402
0402 R266 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5 FREE
0402 R518 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R204 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5% R418 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402
0402 R270 0613952Q38 CER CHIP RES 36.0 OHM 5 OHM
0402 R519 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R205 0613952R15 CER CHIP RES 39K OHM 5% R419 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5% 0402
0402 R271 0613952Q59 CER CHIP RES 270 OHM 5 0402
0402 R520 0613952R37 CER CHIP RES 330K OHM 5%
R206 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R420 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5% 0402
0402 R272 0613952Q56 CER CHIP RES 200 OHM 5 0402
0402 R521 NOT PLACED –
R207 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5 R436 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
0402 R273 0613952Q65 CER CHIP RES 470 OHM 5 OHM R522 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
0402 0402
R208 0613952R13 CER CHIP RES 33K OHM 5% R499 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 R274 0613952Q29 CER CHIP RES 15.0 OHM 5 0402 R523 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
0402 0402

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

R524 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R637 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R673 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R718 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
OHM 0402 0402 OHM

R525 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R638 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R674 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R722 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM 5
0402 0402 0402 0402

R526 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R639 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R675 0613952Q67 CER CHIP RES 560 OHM 5 R725 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
0402 0402 0402 OHM

R527 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R640 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R677 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R726 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
OHM 0402 0402 OHM

R528 NOT PLACED – R641 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R678 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R729 0613952R13 CER CHIP RES 33K OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402
R608 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
0402 R642 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R697 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R740 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5
0402 0402 0402
R610 NOT PLACED –
R643 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R700 0613952Q80 CER CHIP RES 2000 OHM 5 R741 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R611 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 0402 0402 0402
0402
R644 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R701 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R742 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R613 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM 5 0402 0402 0402
0402
R647 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R702 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R743 NOT PLACED –
R614 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM 5 0402 OHM
0402 R744 NOT PLACED –
R649 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R703 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R615 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5% 0402 0402 R745 0613952R56 CER CHIP RES 2.0M OHM 5
0402 0402
R654 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R704 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
R616 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 0402 0402 R746 0613952R56 CER CHIP RES 2.0M OHM 5
0402 0402
R656 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R705 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R617 NOT PLACED – 0402 0402 R747 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5
0402
R620 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R658 0613952P18 CER CHIP RES 150K OHM 1 R708 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402 R748 0613952R41 CER CHIP RES 470K OHM 5%
0402
R621 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R666 0613952Q42 CER CHIP RES 51.0 OHM 5 R709 0613952H17 CER CHIP RES 4.7OHM 5%
0402 0402 R749 0613952R41 CER CHIP RES 470K OHM 5%
R710 0688044N04 RES,METAL STRIP, 0.1 0402
R622 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R667 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5 OHM,1%, 0.125W,SMD,0805,
0402 0402 75PPM/CEL,PKG R750 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5
0402
R625 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R668 0613952Q45 CER CHIP RES 68.0 OHM 5 R711 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
0402 0402 OHM R751 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5
0402
R626 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R669 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R712 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
0402 0402 0402 R752 0613952Q81 CER CHIP RES 2200 OHM 5
0402
R633 NOT PLACED – R670 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R714 0688044N04 RES,METAL STRIP, 0.1
0402 OHM,1%, 0.125W,SMD,0805, R753 0613952Q81 CER CHIP RES 2200 OHM 5
R634 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402
75PPM/CEL,PKG
OHM R671 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5
0402 R717 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R756 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R635 NOT PLACED – OHM
OHM
R672 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R636 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402
0402

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

R757 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM 5 R784 NOT PLACED – R808 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 S502 4016882H01 TACTILE SWITCH
0402 OHM EMERGENCY
R785 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
R758 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5% 0402 R809 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% S503 4070354A01 LIGHT TOUCH SWITCH-SMD
0402 0402
R786 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% S504 4070354A01 LIGHT TOUCH SWITCH-SMD
R759 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 R810 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0402 S505 4070354A01 LIGHT TOUCH SWITCH-SMD
R790 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5%
R760 0613952Q93 CER CHIP RES 6800 OHM 5 0402 R811 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5 S506 4070354A01 LIGHT TOUCH SWITCH-SMD
0402 0402
R791 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 SH1 2686707Z02 SHIELD, SM
R763 NOT PLACED – OHM R812 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5% SLDRD,CRS,PLTD
0402
R764 NOT PLACED – R792 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 SH51 2686700Z02 SHIELD, SM
OHM R813 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 SLDRD,CRS,PLTD
R765 NOT PLACED – OHM
R793 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 SH52 2686699Z02 SHIELD, SM
R767 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 OHM R814 NOT PLACED – SLDRD,CRS,PLTD
OHM
R794 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R815 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 SH101 2686702Z02 SHIELD, SM
R768 NOT PLACED – OHM OHM SLDRD,CRS,PLTD

R771 NOT PLACED – R795 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R816 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% SH102 2686701Z02 SHIELD, SM
0402 0402 SLDRD,CRS,PLTD
R772 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
0402 R796 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R820 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% SH103 2686708Z02 SHIELD, SM
OHM 0402 SLDRD,CRS,PLTD
R773 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
0402 R797 0613952Q41 CER CHIP RES 47.0 OHM 5 R829 NOT PLACED – SH201 2686705Z02 SHIELD, SM
0402 SLDRD,CRS,PLTD
R774 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R837 0613952Q37 CER CHIP RES 33.0 OHM 5
0402 R798 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5 0402 SH251 2616554H01 SHLD VCO TOP
0402
R775 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R838 0613952Q37 CER CHIP RES 33.0 OHM 5 SH252 2616559H01 SHLD PCIC
0402 R799 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402
SH401 2686706Z02 SHIELD, SM
0402
R776 NOT PLACED – R839 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% SLDRD,CRS,PLTD
R801 NOT PLACED – 0402
R777 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% SH402 2686698Z02 SHIELD, SM
0402 R802 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R840 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5 SLDRD,CRS,PLTD
0402 0402
R778 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% T51 2515121H01 BALUN, TRANSFORMER W18
0402 R803 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R841 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% COMP
0402 0402
R779 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% T53 2516320H01 XFMR SMALL SIGNAL
0402 R804 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5 R842 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% SURFACE MT
0402 0402
R780 0613952Q89 CER CHIP RES 4700 OHM 5 U1 5164015H81 IC,MXR,DBL BAL GILBERT,
0402 R805 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R843 0613952R41 CER CHIP RES 470K OHM 5% CELL,SM
0402 0402
R781 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% U2 5185941F45 ATTEN,VAR,14.4DBMIN,15.6D
0402 R806 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5 R844 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5 BMAX,0-2000 MHZ-
0402 0402 FREQ,50OHM,PCMT,SOT
R782 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 R807 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% S500 4085131E04 SWITCH FREQ DUAL U3 5116349H01 DUAL INVERTER IC
0402 FUNCTION
R783 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% U101 51012101001 VHF/UHF/800/900 MHZ
0402 S501 1880619Z06 POTENTIOMETER, VOLUME LDMOS DRIVER IC

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

U102 5185765B26 IC PWR CTRL IN MOS20 U805 5116411H01 IC,OP AMP, VR658 4813977C23 DIODE,ZEN,MMSZ5243,SM,S
OD-123,13V,10MA,.5W, ZEN,
U103 5115022H01 IC TEMPERATURE SENSOR VR500 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323, PB-FREE
SMD, W18 COMPLIANT
U201 5185941F40 IC, 12 BIT DAC VR659 4813979P10 DIODE ARRAY,TRNSNT
VR501 4813977M19 DIODE,ZEN,MBZ5240,SM, PROT,SM,SOT-457,5.6V,
U202 5116245H01 CC LVFRACN SOT-23,10V,10MA,.225W, .225W,ZEN,4,PB-FREE
ZEN,PB-FREE
U250 5171121L01 CUSTOM LOW VOLTAGE VCO
VR662 4813979P10 DIODE ARRAY,TRNSNT
BUFFER IC VR502 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323, PROT,SM,SOT-457,5.6V,
SMD, W18 COMPLIANT .225W,ZEN,4,PB-FREE
U401 5185963A85 IC-ABACUS III-LP
VR503 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323, VR663 4813977M18 DIODE,ZEN,MBZ5239,SM,SOT
U500 5188493T01 IC,VREG/
SMD, W18 COMPLIANT -23,9.1V,10MA,.225W,ZEN,
SWG,LP2989,SM,MINI SO-8 HI
PRCN REG 5V PB-FREE
VR504 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
SMD, W18 COMPLIANT VR678 4866544A01 DIODE ARRAY,ZEN,SR05.TCT
U501 5185941F35 IC, VREG, NOPB
,SM,5V,5,LOW CAPACITANCE
VR505 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
U502 5185941F35 IC, VREG, NOPB TVS DIO
SMD, W18 COMPLIANT
U601 5185941F22 IC,OPAMP,SGL,OPA237, VR701 4813977M11 DIODE,ZEN,MBZ5232,SM,
VR506 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
SOT23,NOPB SOT-23,5.6V,10MA,.225W,
SMD, W18 COMPLIANT
ZEN,PB-FREE
U602 5185941F22 IC,OPAMP,SGL,OPA237,
VR508 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOT \COMPLETE-
SOT23,NOPB Y200 9375432M01 REF OSC 16.8 MHZ 1.5 PPM
LYENRICHED
U701 5185143E77 IC, MAKO ASIC, CMOS PWR Y701 4809995L05 XTAL QUARTZ 32.768KHZ
VR509 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
MGMT CC4V-T1
ENRICHED
U702 5185941F22 IC,OPAMP,SGL,OPA237, Y702 4864005H01 RESONATOR, CRYSTAL
VR510 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
SOT23,NOPB 24.576 MHZ
ENRICHED
U705 5114000B39 IC,BFR,1PER PKG,SM, 8416494H02 BOARD, PCB, VHF MAKO
VR511 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
SOT-353,PB-FREE
ENRICHED
U712 5188691V01 IC,MUX/DEMUX,
VR512 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
NC7SB3157P6X,SM,SC70-6,
ENRICHED
1PER PKG,BUS,PB FREE
VR513 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
U713 5115453H01 RAIL TO RAIL OUTPUT, 8 PIN
ENRICHED
BGA
VR514 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
U714 5115453H01 RAIL TO RAIL OUTPUT, 8 PIN
SMD, W18 COMPLIANT
BGA
VR650 4813979P12 DIODE ARRAY,TRANSIENT
U800 5185941F04 IC, PATRIOT BRAVO,
PROTECTION,SM,SOT-457,
1.2.2,256BGA, PB-FREE
12V,.225W,ZEN,4,PB
U801 5114000B39 IC,BFR,1PER PKG,SM,
VR651 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
SOT-353,PB-FREE
ENRICHED
U802 5114000B39 IC,BFR,1PER PKG,SM,
VR652 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY-
SOT-353,PB-FREE
ENRICHED
U803 51012093001 64MB,60NS,SM,1.8V,90NM
VR657 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
U804 5171897M01 IC,SRAM,8M,512KX16,55NS, SMD, W18 COMPLIANT
SM,FBGA48,

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Notes

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Chapter 9.2 UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

9.2.1 Introduction Table 9.2-1. UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays and Parts
Lists (Continued)
This chapter contains the schematics, board layouts, and
parts lists for the Page
Schematic/Board Layout
XTS 2500/2500I/2250/1500/2000 and ATS 3000 radios. No.
Use them in conjunction with the theory of operation and PMLE2537A Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – 9.2-21
the troubleshooting procedures, charts, and waveforms to Sheet 1 of 4
isolate a problem to the component level. PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) 9.2-22
Schematic – Sheet 1 of 4
Table 9.2-1. UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays and Parts PMLE2537G Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – 9.2-23
Lists Sheet 1 of 4
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Frequency 9.2-24
Page Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 2 of 4
Schematic/Board Layout
No. PMLE2537G Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – 9.2-25
Radio Interconnect Block Diagram 9.2-2 Sheet 2 of 4
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Top 9.2-3 PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Frequency 9.2-26
Level Schematic Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 3 of 4
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G 9.2-4 PMLE2537G Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – 9.2-27
Controller Interface Schematic Sheet 3 of 4
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G 9.2-5 PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G 9.2-28
Controller Schematic Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 4 of 4
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G 9.2-6 PMLE2537A RF Controls Schematic 9.2-29
Memory Schematic PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F RF Controls Schematic 9.2-30
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Patriot 9.2-7 PMLE2537G RF Controls Schematic 9.2-31
Bravo (U800) Schematic
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Transmitter 9.2-32
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G MAKO 9.2-8 Schematic
DC and Audio Schematic – Sheet 1 of 2
PMLE2537G Transmitter Schematic 9.2-33
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G MAKO 9.2-9
DC and Audio Schematic – Sheet 2 of 2 PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMUE4003A/ 9.2-34
PMUE4004A/PMUE4005A/PMUE4006A/PMUE3661A/
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G 9.2-10 PMUE3660A/PMUE3663A/PMUE3664A Main Circuit Board
Interface and Accessories Schematic Component Location Detail – Top Side
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Side Connector 9.2-11 PMLE2537G/ PMUE4003A/PMUE4004A/PMUE4005A/ 9.2-35
Schematic PMUE4006A/PMUE3661A/PMUE3660A/PMUE3663A/
PMLE2537G Side Connector Schematic 9.2-12 PMUE3664A Main Circuit Board Component Location Detail –
Top Side
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G RF 9.2-13
Schematic PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMUE4003A/ 9.2-36
PMUE4004A/PMUE4005A/PMUE4006A/PMUE3661A/
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G 9.2-14 PMUE3660A/PMUE3663A/PMUE3664A Main Circuit Board
Receiver Front End and DC Schematic Component Location Detail – Bottom Side
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G 9.2-15 PMLE2537G/ PMUE4003A/PMUE4004A/PMUE4005A/ 9.2-37
Receiver Front End Schematic PMUE4006A/PMUE3661A/PMUE3660A/PMUE3663A/
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G 9.2-16 PMUE3664A Main Circuit Board Component Location Detail –
Receiver Schematic – Sheet 1 of 4 Bottom Side
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G 9.2-17 PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMUE4003A/PMUE4004A/ 9.2-38
Receiver Schematic – Sheet 2 of 4 PMUE4005A/PMUE4006A/PMUE3661A/PMUE3660A/
PMUE3663A/PMUE3664A Main Circuit Board Electrical Parts
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G 9.2-18
List
Receiver Schematic – Sheet 3 of 4
PMLE2537F Main Circuit Board Electrical Parts List 9.2-48
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G 9.2-19
Receiver Schematic, Regulators – Sheet 4 of 4 PMLE2537G Main Circuit Board Electrical Parts List 9.2-58
PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G 9.2-20
Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) and Digital to Analog
Converter (DAC) Schematic

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Internal Mic Bias INT_MIC_P MAKO IC U701


R751, R753,
C751,
C753, C755
Pre-amp Amp G2
CODEC
G1 Gain Gain = -30
A/D 16-Bit
MUX = 15 d B to 0 dB

External Mic Bias HPF = 200 Hz


R750, R752, EXT_MIC_P & LPF = 3.4
C750, C752 kHz cutoff
C754

MAKO_CS CODEC_TX
SPI_MISOB 4 CODEC_FSYNC
SPI_MOSIB CODEC_DCLK
SCKB
Patriot Patriot RF D/A
SPIB SAP / BBP U201 TX TX Driver Power
3 Reference VCOBIC Buffer Amplifier Module
Oscillator U250 Q272 U101 Q 101
TX_SSI_FSYNC Directional
TX_SSI_CLK Coupler
TX_DATA
Loop VCO
EPIC
Filter
Y200 RF Power
FracN
U201 Detector Antenna
D172, Switch
VCO D173
MOD
PCIC
ABACUS III IN
MAKO IC U701 U102
U401 CODEC DAC LPF To
Digital FL200
16-Bit U811 Antenna
LPF = 3.4kHz G1 Digital
D/A Temperature Harmonic
RX_SSI_FSYNC Gain = 0 or Filter
1 dB Sense
RX_SSI_CLK 3 3 U103
RX_SSI_DATA

Patriot SAP/BBP G4
Preamp = G3
Patriot SPIB CODEC_RX
Attenuator
ABACUS III U401
CODEC_DCLK 0 to 10
MAKO_CS dB = -52 to 0
CODEC_FSYNC
SPI_MISOB 4 dB
Crystal Mixer Preselector RX LNA Preselector
SPI_MOSIB Filter Filter Q29 Filter
SCKB U1
VC_OUT_P FL51
G5
HP & LP EXT PA
Filter = 22kHz, VC_OUT_M =26 dB
200Hz
PA Sample 2ND
Control Clk LO

Internal PA_IN_M
G6
Speaker =
PA_IN_P INT PA
28 ohms
=26 dB

External
Speaker

Figure 9.2-1. Radio Interconnect Block Diagram

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RX_SSI_DATA RX_SSI_DATA

ABACUS3_CS ABACUS3_CS

RX_SSI_RESET

VOLUME VOLUME

EMERGENCY EMERGENCY

TG2_SEC_CLEAR TG2_SEC_CLEAR
UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

PTT PTT

RTA2 RTA2

RTA1 RTA1

RTA0 RTA0

RTA3 RTA3

SB3 SB3

SB2 SB2

SB1 SB1

RFSW_B+ RFSW_B+

MECH_SW MECH_SW

GREEN_LED GREEN_LED

RED_LED RED_LED

16_8_filtered 16_8_filtered

SSI_FSYNC SSI_FSYNC
CONTROLLER

SSI_CLK SSI_CLK

VSW1 VSW1

BAT_STATUS BATTERY_ID

LOCK_DET LOCK_DET

Li_Bat+

RESET_OUT RESET_OUT

SC_FILT_EN SC_FILT_EN

TX_SSI_DATA TX_SSI_DATA

SPI_MOSIA SPI_MOSI_A

SPI_CLK_A SPI_CLK_A

UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS

POR POR

UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+
TX_SSI_FSYNC
TX_SSI_CLK TX_SSI_FSYNC

BL_FREQ TX_SSI_CLK

RFGND
RFGND
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Figure 9.2-2. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Top Level Schematic


9.2-4 UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

CONTROLLER RTA(0:3)

INTERFACE & ACCESSORIES 0 IF900


1 RTA0
IF901
2 RTA1
IF902
3 RTA2
IF903
RTA3
BOOT_NORM*
RS232_USB*
IF904
USB_TXENAB SB3 SB3
IF905
WAKEUP WAKEUP SB2 SB2
IF906
CODEC_DCLK CODEC_DCLK SB1 SB1
EXT_SPKR- EXT_SPKR- RTA(0:3)
EXT_SPKR+ EXT_SPKR+
SPKR- SPKR-
SPKR+ SPKR+
EIM_DATA(7:0) EIM_DATA(7:0)
RS232_DI_USB- URTS1_XRXD
RS232_DO_USB+ URXD1_USB_VMI
IF912
RTS BSY_OUT_CTS EMERGENCY EMERGENCY
IF913
CTS UTXD2 VOLUME VOLUME
IF914
LHDATA_KEYFAIL BSY_IN_RTS SPI_MOSIA SPI_MOSIA
ONE_WIRE_OPT URXD2
IF916
EXT_MIC EXT_MIC SPI_CLK_A SPI_CLK_A
IF917
INT_MIC INT_MIC ABACUS3_CS ABACUS3_CS
IF918
USB_VMO UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS
IF919
LH_BUSY UTXD1_USB_VPO RFSW_B+ RFSW_B+
IF940
UCTS_USB_SPEED UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+
MOSIA
IF920
RX_SSI_CLK SSI_CLK
(SPI_CLKA) IF921
RX_SSI_FSYNC SSI_FSYNC
IF922
OPT_SEL2_OUT OPT_SEL2_OUT RX_SSI_DATA RX_SSI_DATA
IF907
OPT_SEL1 OPT_SEL1 TG2_SEC_CLEAR TG2_SEC_CLEAR
OPT_SEL2_IN OPT_SEL2_IN
SPI_MISOB SPI_MISOB
KP_ROW(0:6) KP_ROW(0:6)
IF927
MOD MOD TX_SSI_DATA TX_SSI_DATA
IF928
BOOT* BOOT* SC_FILT_EN SC_FILT_EN
IF929
CODEC_RX CODEC_RX POR POR
IF948
EIM_A0 EIM_A0 RESET RESET_OUT

HAB_MOD HAB_MOD
IF930
VPP_EN VPP_EN VSW1 VSW1
IF942
SCKB SCKB 16_8_filtered 16_8_filtered
SPI_MOSIB SPI_MOSIB
ENC_RESET ENC_RESET CTS
RESET LHDATA_KEYFAIL
LH_BUSY
ONE_WIRE_OPT
IF936
CODEC_FSYNC CODEC_FSYNC LOCK_DET LOCK_DET
CODEC_TX CODEC_TX RTS
IF952
OPT_B+_VPP OPT_B+_VPP TX_SSI_FSYNC TX_SSI_FSYNC
IF953
16_8MHZ TX_SSI_CLK TX_SSI_CLK
USB_VPI RS232_DO_USB+
BL_EN BL_EN RS232_DI_USB-
ONE_WIRE_UP
IF943
USB_ENUM PTT PTT
IF944
BL_FREQ BL_FREQ
IF945
UCM_SS UCM_SS MECH_SW MECH_SW
IF946
KVL_USB_DET RED_LED RED_LED
IF947
CS3 CS3 GREEN_LED GREEN_LED
KP_COL(0:2) KP_COL(0:2)
USB_MINUS_MON
GATED_32_KHZ USB_PLUS_MON
BAT_STATUS BAT_STATUS
IF950
UCM_KF UCM_KF_MAKO
UCM_SPARE1 UCM_SPARE1
IF951
UCM_SPARE2 RFGND

UNIVERSAL RESET LINE

Figure 9.2-3. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Controller Interface Schematic

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UCM_SPARE1 UCM_SPARE1 RED_LED RED_LED

UCM_SPARE2 UCM_SPARE2 GREEN_LED GREEN_LED


BSY_OUT_CTS BSY_OUT_CTS UCM_SS UCM_SS
ONE_WIRE_UP ONE_WIRE_UP SB3 SB3 BSY_IN_RTS BSY_IN_RTS USB_MINUS_MON USB_MINUS_MON
UCTS_USB_SPEED UCTS_USB_SPEED USB_PLUS_MON USB_PLUS_MON
KP_COL(0:2) KP_COL(0:2) RTA(0:3) RTA(0:3) URTS1_XRXD URTS1_XRXD UCM_KF_MAKO UCM_KF_MAKO
UTXD1_USB_VPO UTXD1_USB_VPO
KP_ROW(0:6) KP_ROW(0:6) KVL_USB_DET KVL_USB_DET USB_VMO USB_VMO
URXD1_USB_VMI URXD1_USB_VMI
MOD MOD USB_VPI USB_VPI
RESET_OUT FROM PATRIOT USB_TXENAB USB_TXENAB
RESET RESET URTS1_XRXD URTS1_XRXD KVL_USB_DET KVL_USB_DET
UTXD2 UTXD2
URXD1_USB_VMI URXD1_USB_VMI URXD2 URXD2
RS232_USB* RS232_USB*
RX_SSI_DATA RX_SSI_DATA BOOT_NORM* BOOT_NORM*
ONE_WIRE_UP ONE_WIRE_UP LHDATA_KEYFAIL LHDATA_KEYFAIL
USB_VMO USB_VMO TX_SSI_CLK SB9600_BUSY LH_BUSY
CTS CTS
USB_TXENAB USB_TXENAB TX_SSI_FSYNC VSW1 VSW1 RTS RTS
16_8MHZ 16_8MHZ RS232_DO_USB+ RS232_DO_USB+
OPT_SEL1 OPT_SEL1 SB1 SB1 GATED_32_KHZ GATED_32_KHZ RS232_DI_USB- RS232_DI_USB-
MAKO_RESET ONE_WIRE_OPT ONE_WIRE_OPT
OPT_SEL2_IN OPT_SEL2_IN ADTRIG
MAKO_INT*
OPT_SEL2_OUT OPT_SEL2_OUT UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS SCKB SCKB TG2_SEC_CLEAR TG2_SEC_CLEAR
SPI_MOSIB SPI_MOSIB EMERG EMERGENCY
BSY_IN_RTS BSY_IN_RTS 16_8MHZ SPI_MISOB SPI_MISOB VOLUME VOLUME
MAKO_CE EXT_SPKR_POS EXT_SPKR+
URXD2 URXD2 CODEC_RX EXT_SPKR_NEG EXT_SPKR-
CODEC_TX INT_SPKR_POS SPKR+
ABACUS3_CS ABACUS3_CS CODEC_DCLK INT_SPKR_NEG SPKR-
CODEC_FSYNC EXT_MIC EXT_MIC
SPI_CLK_A SPI_CLK_A SW_B+ SW_B+ INT_MIC INT_MIC
UNSW_B+ UNSW_B+ VPP_EN VPP_EN
SPI_MOSIA SPI_MOSIA RFSW_B+ RFSW_B+ MECH_SW MECH_SW

UCTS_USB_SPEED UCTS_USB_SPEED TX_SSI_DATA TX_SSI_DATA


16_8_filtered 16_8_filtered
UTXD1_USB_VPO UTXD1_USB_VPO SB2 SB2 TX_SSI_CLK TX_SSI_CLK
TX_SSI_FSYNC TX_SSI_FSYNC
UTXD2 UTXD2 SC_FILT_EN SC_FILT_EN BAT_STATUS BAT_STATUS 32K_SEL
POR POR
USB_VPI USB_VPI LOCK_DET LOCK_DET

BOOT* BOOT* RX_SSI_FSYNC RX_SSI_FSYNC

ENC_RESET ENC_RESET RX_SSI_CLK RX_SSI_CLK

BSY_OUT_CTS BSY_OUT_CTS

USB_ENUM USB_ENUM

BOOT_NORM* BOOT_NORM* CODEC_RX

UCM_SS UCM_SS SCKB

WAKEUP WAKEUP GATED_32_KHZ

HAB_MOD HAB_MOD

RS232_USB* RS232_USB*

BL_FREQ BL_FREQ ADTRIG


CODEC_RX
Memory
BL_EN BL_EN MAKO_CE EIM_A0 EIM_A0
EIM_DATA(7:0) EIM_DATA(7:0)
PTT PTT SPI_MOSIB
CODEC_FSYNC CODEC_FSYNC R_W* NC
CODEC_DCLK CODEC_DCLK
CODEC_TX CODEC_TX CS3 CS3

32K_SEL
RESET FROM MAKO RESET_OUT FROM PATRIOT
MAKO_RESET RESET
SPI_MISOB
MAKO_INT* TX_SSI_FSYNC OPT_B+_VPP OPT_B+_VPP
TX_SSI_CLK

Figure 9.2-4. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Controller Schematic

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9.2-6 UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

BURSTCLK Burst Clock


LBA Load Burst Address

ECB (End Current Burst / Wait)*

EB0 Enable Bytes 0*


EB1 Enable Bytes 1*
OE Output Enable*

RESET
Chip Select 1*
CS2 Chip Select 2*
Chip Select 3*
Chip Select 4*
Chip Select 5
R_W* Read / Write*

OPT_B+_VPP
V1.875 V1.875

CR800

1
C830 V1.875
0.10uF For future upgrade
CR801

2
R813
C817

2
C850
0.10uF 330pF 0

1
C818
V1.875
TP_CS0 0.10uF
R812 TEST_POINT

G4

G6
A4

E1

A5
NC

VCC1
VCC2
VCCQ1
VCCQ2
VPP
100K
M13
N13

N14
R13
P14

P16
T15

T16

B4
CLK
R15 E7
LBA

SQE
ECB_PA4_CCM_MCU_CLK
SEB_PA5
EB0
EB1

CS0
BURSTCLK

OE

CS0 EN_CE

D6
0

E1
A0 R12 R11 F8
1 A0 CS1 NC EN_OE 0
T13 T14 C5 A1 B6

VCC
VCCQ
A1 Byte Low Enable*
2 A1 CS2 EN_WE EN_BLE IO0 1
A2 M10 N12 D6 Output Enable* A2 C5
3 A2 CS3 WP EN_OE IO1 2
A3 T12 R14 Byte High Enable* B2 C6
4 A3 CS4 NC EN_BHE IO2 3
A4 P13 T11 C4 Chip Enable* CS2 B5 D5
5 A4 CS5 NC ADV EN_CE IO3 4
A5 M9 N11 B5 D3 Write Enable* G5 E5
6 A5 R_W* RESET WAIT EN_WE IO4 5
A6 P10 F5
7 A6 1
Intel 2M x 16 Flash IO5 6
A7 P12 E8 A6 F6
8
9
A8 N9
A7
A8 D0
P7 D0
0
1
2
3
D8
A0
A1
*U803* D0
F7 0
1
1
2
A3
CE2
A0
IO6
IO7
G6 7
8
A9 R10 N7 D1 C8 E6 A4 B1
10 A10 P9
A9
A10
*U800-1* D1
D2
M7 D2
2 4 B8
A2
A3
28F320 D1
D2
E5 2 3 A5
A1
A2
IO8
IO9
C1 9
11 A11 L10 T6 D3
3 5 A8 G5 3 4 B3 C2 10
12 A12 T10
A11 EIM_BLOCK D3
R6 D4
4 6 B7
A4 D3
E4 4 5 B4
A3 IO10
D2 11
13
14
A13 R9
A12
A13
D4
D5
T5 D5
5
6
7
8
A7
A5
A6
D4
D5
G3 5
6
6
7
C3
A4
A5
U804 IO12
IO11
E2 12
13
A14 L9 R5 D6 C7 E3 C4 F2
15 A15 K9
A14 PATRIOT D6
P5 D7
7 9 A2
A7 D6
G1 7 8 D4
A6 CY62157DV18IO13
F1 14
16 A15 D7 8 10 A8 D7 8 9 A7 IO14 15
J9 N5 B2 G7 H2 G1
17
A16
A16 EIM MODULE D8
D8
9 11 A9 D8 9 10 A8 IO15
A17 L8 T4 D9 C2 F6 H3
18 A17 D9 10 12 A10 D9 10 11 A9
A18 M8 J8 D10 A1 F5 H4
19 A18 D10 11 13 A11 D10 11 12 A10
A19 N8 R4 D11 B1 F4 H5 E3
20 A19 D11 12 14 A12 D11 12 13 A11 DNU
A20 K8 P4 D12 C1 D5 G3 G2
21 A20 D12 13 15 A13 D12 13 14 A12 NC1
A21 L7 N4 D13 D2 F3 G4 H6
A21 D13 A14 D13 A13 NC2 Parallel Display Signals
22 T7 T3 D14
14 16 D1 F2 14 15 F3
23 A22_PA1_DSP_DBG_XDW D14 15 17 A15 D14 15 16 A14
R7 R3 D15 D4 E2 F4
A23_PA0_DSP_DBG_YDW D15 18 A16 D15 17 A15 CS3
B6 E4
19 A17 18 A16 R_W*
A6 D3
20 A18 A17

VSSQ
C6 H1

VSS
21 A19 A18 0 EIM_DATA(7:0)
B3
22 A20 1
C3

D1
E6
A21 0 EIM_A0
23 0 D7 2
R814 NP 1
A22 3
2
For future upgrade 4
GND1
GND2
GND3
GND4 3
5
4
CYPRESS 4 MBit RAM 6
A3
F1
G2
G8

5
7
6
7

19 For future upgrade R815


DATA(15:0)
0

0
ADDR(23:0)

Figure 9.2-5. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Memory Schematic

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UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists 9.2-7

H11
SIM_D0TX_PB4
H10 J12 V2.9 K12 K11
SIM_D0RX_PB5 SIM_RST0_PB6 URXD1_USB_VMI URXD1_PA15_USB_SE0_IRXD_TDI UTXD1_PA14_USB_VOUT_ITXD_TDO UTXD1_USB_VPO
V2.9 J14 J16 L16 G12
SIM_PD0_PB9 SIM_CLK0_PB7 URTS1_XRXD URTS1_PA13_USBXRXD_IPWR_RESET_IN_IC2A UCTS1_PA12_USB_FSEN_IOE_MCU_DE UCTS_USB_SPEED
J13 F13 D16 V2.9
SIM_SVEN0_PB8 ADTRIG DTRA_PA11_IPMODEIN_TMS_INT7_SRDA DSRA_PA10_IRE_TRST_INT6_STDA RS232_USB*
C14 B15 E14
SIM_D1RX_PB11 SIM_D1TX_PB10 OPT_SEL2_OUT DCDA_PA18_IPMODEOTHI_DSP_DE_SC2A BOOT_NORM*
V2.9 B14 F11 D15
10K SIM_PD1_PB15_DSP_DBG_PAW SIM_RST1_PB12_TIO0 RIA_PA9_USBSUSP_IPMODEOTLO+TCK_DSCEN_SCKA
R842 A15
SIM_CLK1_PB13_TIO1_DSP_DBG_YDW NC 10K
R801 6.8K D13
SIM_SVEN1_PB14_TIO2_DSP_DBG_XDW NC R810 R816
B16 F12 47K
URXD2 URXD2_PB1 UTXD2_PB0 UTXD2
F6 G6 C855 D14 C15
TEST_POINT
ONE_WIRE_UP
E5
OWIRE_DAT_PC10 *U800-4* DSC_TX_PD5 NC .01uF
1
BSY_IN_RTS URTS2_PB3 UCTS2_PB2 BSY_OUT_CTS
32K_SEL DSC_RX_PD6 DNP TCLK
SIM_INT_TOUT_BLOCK RX_SSI_DATA_2_85
B12
SRDB (Abacus_out) STDB
E9
(DAC_IN) TX_SSI_DATA
C11 A11
TX_SSI_CLK SCKB (SSI_CLK) SC0B_PC2 RX_SSI_CLK_2_85
J6 A10 B10 A12
PTT INT0_PE8 TOUT0 NC RED_LED SRDB2_PC4_OC2 *U800-2* SC1B RX_SSI_FSYNC_2_85
J5 B9 D10
MAKO_INT*
J4
INT1_PE9 TOUT1
B8
NC GREEN_LED
B11
SCKB2_PC5_OC3 SERIAL_PORTS_BLOCK
OPT_SEL1 INT2_PC14 TOUT2 NC RTA(0:3) TX_SSI_FSYNC SC2B_PC3
J3 A9
NC INT3_PC15 TOUT3 NC 0 TSYNC SSI_TO_SEC
C16 B4 C856 1 J10 J11
INT4_PA6_IC1A TOUT4_PD0 1 .01uF TEST_POINT CODEC_TX SRDA (CODEC _TX) SSI_TO_DSP STDA CODEC_RX (CODEC_RX)
G11 B3 J15 G16
OPT_SEL2_IN INT5_PA7_IC1B TOUT5_PD1 2 DNP CODEC_DCLK SCKA SC1A_PC6 NC
A3 K16 G10
TOUT6_PD2 3 CODEC_FSYNC SC2A SSI_FSYNC SC0A_PC7 UCM_SS
F1 B2
ROW0 TOUT7_PD3
H4 A2 C6
0 ROW1 TOUT8_PD4 NC MOSIA
H6 D4 C7 R803 100
1 ROW2 TOUT9_PD12 LOCK_DET_2_85 SSI_CLK(SEC) QSCKA SPI_CLK_A
G2 C3 F5
2 ROW3 TOUT10_PD13 SB1 DISPLAY_DATA MOSIB SPI_MOSIB
G1 G8 E4
COLUMN4_PE12_IC2B

3 ROW4 TOUT11_PD7 SB2 DISPLAY_CLK QSCKB SCKB


G7 E8 D7 B1
4 ROW5 TOUT12_PD8 SB3 MISOA SPICS0_PE10 NC
H7 F8 MISOA_SEL D3 F4
5 ROW6 TOUT13_PD9 SPI_MISOB MISOB SDI_D_C_PE5_SPICS1 NC

SPICS5_PE11
SPICS9_PE3
SPICS8_PE2
SPICS7_PE1
SPICS6_PE0
H1 A8 E3
6 ROW7 TOUT14_PD10 HAB_MOD SPICS2_PE4 MAKO_CE
COLUMN0
COLUMN1
COLUMN2
COLUMN3

COLUMN5
COLUMN6
COLUMN7

(GCAP_CS)
E7 D2
KP_ROW(0:6) TOUT15_PD11 NC SPICS3_PE6
E2
SPICS4_PE11 UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS
D1
G5
F3
G4
F2
E1
H5
G3

E6
F7
D6
C5
B6
V2.9
ABACUS3_CS
NC

NC
NC
NC
NC
U801-1
NC7SZ125 SPICS6 - SPICS9 RESERVED FOR DMAC DATA PINS
UCM_SPARE2

1
WAKEUP
U802-1
UCM_SPARE1 BOOT*
NC7SZ125
ENC_RESET SPI_MOSIA
R802 100 4 2

R809
47K 1

BAND SPECIFIC CAPACITOR VALUES


0 1 2 KP_COL(0:2) BAND CAP VALUE PART #
700/800 MHz 39 pF 2113743N40 JTAG/ONCE Port Access

UHF 100 pF 2113743N50


3
VHF 470 pF 2113743L09 R1
2

MCU_DE
E800 V2.9

DSP_DE
BLM11A601S 3V to 2.85V Translation From RF to Patriot

TRST
Q801 R2

TDO

TMS
TCK
TDI
PATRIOT_V2 Outputs of Dividers are Inputs To Patriot
Nets Continue On This Page (Look at Inputs to Patriot)

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
C800 *C801* LOCK_DET LOCK_DET_2_85 RX_SSI_CLK RX_SSI_CLK_2_85

CKO
1uF 100pF 510 510
C814 C802
Band Specific R804 R811
0.10uF .016uF
R805 R839
E801

1
V1.875 10K 10K

NC
NC

NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
BLM11A601S
PATRIOT_SW2

M15

M12

M14

M16
N15

N16

C13
D12
P15

E12
A14
E11

E10
F10
L12

L11

L14
Place all caps close to patriot supply pins
C805

SIZ0
SIZ1
CKO_PA3
PSTAT0
PSTAT1
PSTAT2
PSTAT3
STROBE
MLB_TSCA
MLB_TSCD

TDI
TDO
TRST
TMS
TCK
MCU_DE
DSP_DE
C804
*C803*
1.0uF .016uF
100pF
Band Specific
NP For Bravo
R829 C809 C810 RX_SSI_DATA RX_SSI_DATA_2_85 RX_SSI_FSYNC RX_SSI_FSYNC_2_85
0 C815 .016uF
0.10uF 1.0uF 510 510
R806 R840
K14 H13
USB_VMO PC0_USB_EOP PC8_UTXD1_UTXD2 NC R807 R841
EIM(1.8V)

DO NOT CONNECT TO THIS PIN C857


K13 H12
C806 C807 USB_TXENAB PC1_USB_TXENB *U800-3* PC9_URXD1_URXD2 BL_FREQ
10K
.01uF
10K
Sim, SAP, Bottom Conn. (3.0V)

V1.55 PATRIOT_1_55 0.10uF 0.10uF 8 KHz Int D5 K6 1


PC12_STO MISC_BLOCK PA2 USB_VPI RESET DNP
Layer 1 timer, QSPI (3.0V)
Layer 1 timer, QSPI (3.0V)

H14
BL_EN PC11_OC1_USBCLK
E802 R808 0
K10 UART, GPIO (3.0V)

BLM11A601S
H2 Ext Interupt/Keypad

K4 F16
E15 UART, SIM (3.0V)

K3 Patriot Core(1.8V)

C811 C808 MAKO_RESET RESET_IN RESET_OUT RESET


F9 H8
0.10uF 0.10uF NC WDOG PWM_PE13 USB_ENUM
C840
C12 GPP (3.0V)

J2 K5
Clk Amp

4.7uF SC_FILT_EN OC3_PC13_FRAME_TICK PWM_PE14 TEST_POINT


A6 F15 1
NP For Patriot 16_8MHZ CKIH CKOH_SCC_CLK 16out
16.8MHz_OUT
C813 J7 E16
G15
N10
R16

C10
A16

0.10uF GATED_32_KHZ CKIL STBY_PD14 KVL_USB_DET


G9
H9

D8

R8
A7
P3
P6

B7
A4
A1
T9

G13 D11
NC MUX_CTL CLKSEL_PD15
J1 L13
VCCA
A1VDD
A2VDD
A3VDD
A4VDD
A5VDD
B1VDD
B2VDD_B3VDD

C1VDD
C2VDD
D1VDD
E1VDD
H1VDD
H2VDD
I1VDD
I2VDD
Q1_2VDD
Q3VDD
Q4VDD
Q5VDD
Q6VDD

MOD MOD RAMBKUP NC


A13 C4
NC TEST ANALOG_TEST NC

U800-5 PLACE THESE CLOSE TO PATRIOT V2.9 V2.9


IC_PWR_GND R820
10K
B2VSSA

PGAD10_PF10_MD26
PGAD11_PF11_MD27
PGAD12_PF12_MD28
PGAD13_PF13_MD29
PGAD14_PF14_MD30
PGAD15_PF15_MD31
Q1VSS
Q2VSS
Q4VSS
Q5VSS
Q6VSS
C1VSS
C2VSS
D1VSS

H1VSS
H2VSS
A1VSS
A2VSS
A3VSS
A4VSS
A5VSS
B1VSS
B2VSS

E1VSS
GNDA

I1VSS
I2VSS

U801-2 U802-2
PGAD0_PF0_MD16
PGAD1_PF1_MD17
PGAD2_PF2_MD18
PGAD3_PF3_MD19
PGAD4_PF4_MD20
PGAD5_PF5_MD21
PGAD6_PF6_MD22
PGAD7_PF7_MD23
PGAD8_PF8_MD24
PGAD9_PF9_MD25
PWR_GND PWR_GND

5
VCC VCC
A5
N6
P8
P11
M11
L15
H16
F14
G14
E13
B13
K15
D9
C8
B5
C2
C1
H3
K1
T8
H15
C9

KV1_2VDD

KV2_3VSS
C812 C816

DSP_AT
PAGE0
PAGE1

K3VDD
0.10uF 0.10uF

K1VSS
GND GND

3
M6
R1
N3
M5
P2
P1
N1
M4
M3
M2
M1
L4
L3
L1
L2
K2

T1
R2

T2

K7
N2
L5
L6
D
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC

NC
NC

NC

NC
NC
NC
NC

Figure 9.2-6. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Patriot Bravo (U800) Schematic

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9.2-8 UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

SW_B+
V2.9 L710 L708
1K
0.10uF 560nH 560nH
R747 R745 R746 SW_B+
C792
2MEG 2MEG
GATED_32_KHZ
V2.9
C742 V2.9 C710 C729 C736 C851
0.10uF
470pF 10.0uF 68uF 10.0uF 100pF
C791 C858 R709
V2.9 .01uF C737 4.7 R710
R742
U712 47K 0.1uF
NC7SB3157 SHIELD1
U714-2

5
0.1
B1 A2

VCC
LMC6035ITLX
A1
R744 Place close to Driver
0 6 4 U713-1 A3
32K_SEL SEL A B3 1.0uF C735
3 MAKO_32KHZ LMC6035ITLX B1 C2
B0
1 C1 VSW1

GND
R799 B1
delete 10K C3 SHIELD1 Q702
10pF R741
B3

VDD
C743 47K IN VSW1
SYNC_EN C712
R712 1.0uF LAYER_1_6
100 CBOOT D1A
SHIELD1
R711
VSAVE 0

C714 S1A

NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
MAKO_32KHZ 1000pF S1B D1B
C711 C734
2K

A 14

P14

B14
R700 1.0uF 0.1uF

M5
A1

P1
D2A

NC1
NC2
NC3
NC4
NC5
NC6
D2B
C3 S2A D2C 22uH
L701
C700 PGLDO2
A2 LAYER_1_6 S2B
0.1uF PGLDO3 C796
G13 LAYER_1_6 S2C D2D
M701 SW1_VDD 100pF
SOCKET G12 DC_I2

GND
SW1_VDDHV C713
H11 LAYER_1_6
SW1_VSEN_BUK 68uF
Optional Builds (Start with Option a.) Y701 J11
SW1_VSEN_BST NC
Optional Build (1) a. 4813821A66 b.4885844C01 UNSW_B+ CC4V G14 LAYER_1_6
SHIELD1 SW1_SUMCOMP_DL
Optional Build (2) a. 0613952R17 b.0613952R25 SW_B+ VSAVE 2 1 H13 VSW1
Optional Build (3) a. 0613952R13 b.0613952R66 R708 SW1_DH NC
DC_I6 D700 F14 LAYER_1_6
56K SW1_PHASE
32.768KHz H12 LAYER_1_6
C701 C702 SW1_VOUT
H14
SW1_GND
Optional Build (1) U701-1 J12 DC_I2 SHIELD1 VSW2
5.6pF SHIELD1 5.6pF SW2_VCC
RFSW_B+ Q703 Q700 PWR_MNGR_BLOCK K14 DC_I4N (2.2V NOT USED)
SHIELD1 SW2_VCCS 0.1
R714
J14 LAYER_1_6
SW2_LX 22uH L702
UNSW_B+ J13 DC_I2
SW2_VOUT
L14
Optional Build (2) SW2_GND
D13
UNSW_B+ SW5_VDD NC
F13
C728 SW5_VDDHV NC C707 C715
C703 E14
R701 R725 100pF SW5_VSENSE NC 100pF 68uF
C731 0.1uF 47K C704 LAYER_3_4B1 E13
0 XTAL32_OUT SW5_SUMCOMP NC
2.2uF 2.2uF
Not Placed C1
LAYER_3_4 G11
XTAL32_IN SW5_PHASE NC
LAYER_1_6F3 F12
C730 BAT_RTC SW5_VOUT NC
C2
LAYER_1_6 N4 LAYER_1_6 R726
100pF VSAVE V02_O 0
C732 C859 C705 D1
LAYER_1_6 P4 LAYER_1_6 V1.875
100pF .01uF 2.2uF BAT_7V5 V03_O
DC_I2 D2 N5 DC_I0
R702 BAT_3V6 V04_O L703
DC_I2 D3 P3 LAYER_1_6 560nH
0 C706 REG_3V6 V06_O
Optional Build (3) B2 P6 DC_I0 DC_I2
1000pF BAT_TYPE V07_O
G4
LAYER_1_6 L1 DC_I0
HV_BG V09_O
MECH_SW ANALOG E2 J10 DC_I4N
FET_ENX V10_I
F4 M6 DC_I0 C865
VPP_EN NC EMERG_PB V10_O C716 .01uF
E4 L9
MECH_SW

MECH_SW V10_GND 2.2uF


R703 B3 K3 LAYER_1_6 V7_LDO (NOT USED) V1.55
SW_TYPE V08_I R7170
B4 K4 LAYER_1_6
Q701 NC IGN_X V08_O
C5 B13 SW_B+
47K MAKO_RESET R704 RESETX VBUS_SUPPLY NC
100 32_KHZ LAYER_3_4 F5 E12 C717 DC_I2
MAKO_32KHZ GATED_32K_CLK VBUS1_SENS NC 1.0uF
DIGITAL D5 C14
R705 Placed for evaluation MAKO_INT* INT_X VBUS1_CMD NC R718
0
47K LAYER_3_4A12 H10 DC_I5
XOUT VBUS1 NC C864
LAYER_3_4A13 F11
POR C860 XIN VBUS2_SENS NC C718 .01uF
D4 C13
.01uF MAKO_INT TCXO_SEL_16_24 VBUS2_CMD NC 2.2uF
TEST_POINT 1 CLK_A M1 D12
TCXO_IN VBUS2 NC C720
2.2uF

GND1
GND2
GND3
GND4
GND5
GND6
GND7
GND8
GND9
V_2.775 (NOT USED)

P5
M7
J4
G5
K9
L4
D14
H5
D9
Y702
XTAL C721 C863
24.576MHz SHIELD1 1.0uF .01uF
VCC5
L705
560nH
3 1
OUT IN

SHIELD1 V2.9
GND1

NOT USED
GND

SHIELD1 C708 C709 16_8MHZ MAKO ANALOG CORE (3V)


V2.9 LAYER_1_6 DC_I2
33pF 33pF C861 C719
4

.01uF 1.0uF L704


16.8 MHZ Clock Buffer 560nH
R722 20K C722 C723
1.0uF 1.0uF
C725 C862
0.10uF C727 .01uF
47 100pF
3
R797
2 C724
16_8_filtered 1.0uF
USB INTERNAL (NOT USED)
1
NP Q709
C726
R729
33K 16_8MHZ
0
R743
1000pF

R740
390

Figure 9.2-7. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G MAKO DC and Audio Schematic – Sheet 1 of 2

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UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists 9.2-9

VCC5 C738
0.10uF
MIC_BIAS (5V)

VOLUME
C750 C751
10.0uF 10.0uF

U702
390 390 EMERG
R750 R751 C756 LM7301 5 4 SW_B+
100pF NP
1
delete,. Q704 np NP
3
R752 Q705
2 C761 delete,.
2.2K R753 R763
100pF 1K Secure Pin 11
2.2K 4 3 5 1
USB_MINUS_MON
EXT_MIC delete,.
C754
1.0uF
5 4
C752 100pF C755 INT_MIC np
1.0uF 2
TG2_SEC_CLEAR 1K
R764
3 2
C753 NP USB_PLUS_MON
100pF 6 1 delete,.
R790 R765 Secure Pin 14
VMES ADC_VREF V2.9 C763 56K 1MEG
100pF delete,.
Place Type I only
ADTRIG Place Type I only
C760 C757
C762 100pF
C758 C759 0.1uF 100pF
1.0uF 1.0uF
B11
330 AD_TRIG
R844 A11 L10LAYER_1_6
NC TX_RX VMES
LAYER_1_6 L2 M12
LAYER_1_6
MIC_BIAS ADC_VREF
LAYER_1_6 K2 N14
C790 INT_MIC_P ATOD_0 TX_SSI_CLK
LAYER_1_6 K1 M13 ANALOG
.022uF INT_MIC_M ATOD_1 Place Type I only
LAYER_1_6 J2 L11 ANALOG
330 EXT_MIC_P ATOD_2 TX_SSI_FSYNC Q706 NP
LAYER_1_6 J1 M14 ANALOG delete,.
R798 SW_B+
EXT_MIC_M ATOD_3
LAYER_1_6 J3 U701-3 L12LAYER_1_6 1 S1 D1 6
VCM1 ATOD_4 SCKB
UNSW_B+ LAYER_1_6 H3 PA_CODEC_A2D_BLOCK L13LAYER_1_6 Board_type
C764 VC_OUT_P ATOD_5 R767
LAYER_1_6 H2 K11
LAYER_1_6 Board_ID 0 LAYER_3_4
.068uF VC_OUT_M ATOD_6 MAKO_CE R768
C765 E3 K12 V2.9 A5 NP 1MEG
.068uF R756 BPLUS ATOD_7 NC 20K BBP_CLK delete,.
0 LAYER_1_6 E1 K13 R757 B5 2 G1 G2 5
PA_BPLUS ATOD_8 NC SPI_MOSIB BBP_SYNC
AUDIO_B G3 E6 delete,.
PA_IN_M SPI_CLK
LAYER_1_6 G2 MAKO_CS D6
PA_IN_P SPI_MISOB SPI_CS R771 NP
F1 L3 B6 U701-2 1MEG

UTXD1_USB_VPO
INT_SPKR_POS INT_SPKR_P FE_TUNE1 NC R772 SPI_DI
F2 M2 100 VC_DCLK C6 DIGITAL_BLOCK 3 D2 S2 4
INT_SPKR_NEG INT_SPKR_M FE_TUNE2 NC R758 CODEC_DCLK SPI_DO

USB_TXENAB
H1 N1 V2.9 56K LAYER_3_4 E7

USB_VMO
EXT_SPKR_POS EXT_SPKR_P PWR_CTRL NC R773 VC_DCLK
G1 C4 100 VC_FSYNC LAYER_3_4 D7
EXT_SPKR_NEG EXT_SPKR_M SCAN_EN CODEC_FSYNC VC_FSYNC
ANALOG_S H4 A3 B7
VCM2 TEST R774 NC VC_TX
DC_I0 A4 E8 V2.9 100 VC_TX3V LAYER_3_4 M4
VREF VFUSE 10K CODEC_TX R775 VC_TX3V
R759 100 VC_RX LAYER_3_4 A7
CODEC_RX VC_RX
N3 LAYER_3_4

1
R760 UCM_SS UCM_SS
6.8K A6 0 R792 R791
LOGIC_VDD
B8 LAYER_3_4 Delete for type 1 0
C766 C767 C768 C769 C770 C771 USB_TXENAB USB1_OE
C8
100pF 100pF 100pF 100pF 0.1uF 0.1uF UTXD1_USB_VPO USB1_DAT_TXD
D8
USB_VMO USB1_SE0
A9 VCC5 V2.9 VCC5 VCC5 VCC5
URTS1_XRXD USB2_OE_RCV_RTS
V2.9 V2.9 V2.9 V2.9 B9
USB_VPI USB2_DAT_VP
C9
URXD1_USB_VMI USB2_SE0_VM_RXD
E9 N6 USB_DP delete
UTXD2 UART2_TXD USB1_DP

1
A10 P7 USB_DM
URTS1_XRXD UART2_RXD_OD USB1_DM R777 R778 R779
1 B10 N7 R780 10K 10K 10K
R795 R781 R782 R783 USB_VPI UCTS_USB_SPEED CTS_X USB2_DP NC R784
10K 10K 10K 10K 1 1 C10 P8 4.7K 2.7K
USB_VMI NC USB_INTX USB2_DM NC
1 P2 L6
UTXD2 UCTS_USB_SPEED RXDIN_3V USB_CONNECT
R793 J5 N13
TXDO_BDI_UP_3V SB96_BUS_BUSY SB9600_BUSY
0 C7 N9
BOOT_NORM* BOOT_NORM_X SB96_BDO_KF_5V LHDATA_KEYFAIL
A8 P9
RS232_USB* RS232_USB_X ONE_WIRE_1 ONE_WIRE_OPT
L5 M8
APCO ONE_WIRE_2 NC LAYER_1_6
N8 L8 BAT_STATUS_1 R785 100
SB96D_BDO_KF_3V ONE_WIRE_BATT BAT_STATUS
0 R794 L7 M10
ONE_WIRE_UP ONE_WIRE_UP TXDO_BDI_5V RS232_DO_USB+
K6 N12
TXDO_BDI_ENC_3V RXDIN_5V RS232_DI_USB-
V2.9 N2 M11
RXDIN_ENC_3V RTS_FILLSEN_5V RTS
0 M3 P13
R796 RTS_FILLSEN_3V CTS_CABLE_DET_5V CTS
C12 P10
BSY_IN_RTS BUSY_IN OPTA_SEL0 NC
E11 K7
BSY_OUT_CTS BUSY_OUT OPTA_SEL1 NC R776
D10 M9 VR701
R786 KVL_USB_DET CABLE_DET_3V OPTA_SEL2 NC NC R843 R749
47K F10 N10 5.6V 10K 470K 470K
U705-1 NC OPT_GPIO0 OPTA_SEL3 NC
NC7SZ125 C11 P11
NC OPT_GPIO1 OPTB_SEL0 NC delete
4 2 URXD2_1 LAYER_3_4 G10 K8
URXD2 NC OPT_GPIO2 OPTB_SEL1 NC R748
D11 P12 470K
NC OPT_GPIO3 OPTB_SEL2 NC
1 B12 N11
NC OPTION_INTX OPTB_SEL3 NC

1
BSY_IN_RTS
TEST_POINT
1
BSY_OUT_CTS
TEST_POINT
1
UCM_KF_MAKO KVL_USB_DETECT
TEST_POINT
V2.9

C773

0.10uF
U705-2
PWR_GND
5

VCC Ground Connection


GND
GND
3

Figure 9.2-8. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G MAKO DC and Audio Schematic – Sheet 2 of 2

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100pF *C611* 100pF *C610*

100pF *C613* 100pF *C612*

100pF *C615* NP 100pF C640

100pF *C617* 100pF C641

NP
100pF *C619*

V1.875
V2.9

UNSW_B+
SW_B+

V1.875 J601-1
V2.9 (3 volts) J601-2 (No place for Ram 2.2)
R611 100
UNSW_B+ J601-3 UCM_SS
SW_B+ J601-4 UCM Only
HOST_WAKE J601-5 NC DNP (BT Only)
0 R610
WAKEUP (BT_WAKE) J601-6 WAKEUP
REGISTER_SEL J601-7 EIM_A0
DISPLAY_SEL J601-8 CS3
R620 100 SPI B Serial Clock
SCKB J601-9 SCKB
R621 100 SPI B Data Out
SPI_MOSIB J601-10 SPI_MOSIB
R622 100 SPI B Data In
SPI_MISOB J601-11 SPI_MISOB
R616 100 Serial Audio Port Clock
SSI_CLK J601-12 CODEC_DCLK
R617 100 DNP (BT Only) Serial Audio Port Frame Sync
SSI_FSYNC J601-13 CODEC_FSYNC
R625 100 Serial Audio Port Transmit Data
CODEC_TX J601-14 CODEC_TX
R626 100 Serial Audio Port Receive Data
CODEC_RX J601-15 CODEC_RX
0
KEYPAD_ROW0 J601-16
1
KEYPAD_ROW1 J601-17
2
KEYPAD_ROW2 J601-18
3
KEYPAD_ROW3 J601-19
4
KEYPAD_ROW4 J601-20
5
KEYPAD_ROW5 J601-21
6
KEYPAD_ROW6 J601-22
KEYPAD_COL0 J601-23 0 KP_ROW(0:6)
KEYPAD_COL1 J601-24 1 KP_COL(0:2)
KEYPAD_COL2 J601-25 2
1K R637 0
D0 J601-26
1K R638 1
D1 J601-27 EIM_DATA(7:0)
1K R639 2 0
D2 J601-28 LHDATA_KEYFAIL
1K R640 3 1
D3 J601-29 UCM_KF LH_BUSY
1K R641 4 2
D4 J601-30 CTS
1K R642 5 V1.875 3
D5 J601-31 RTS
1K R643 6 4
D6 J601-32 RS232_DO_USB+
1K R644 7 5
D7 J601-33 RS232_DI_USB-
UCM_KEYFAIL J601-34 R649
47K
CKHI J601-35 NC
BOOT* J601-36 NET
D600 RESET
TEST_TAMPER J601-37 NC R647 10K ONE_WIRE_OPT

DATA_NET(0:5)
DISPLAY_RESET J601-38
UCM_SPARE1 J601-39 UCM_SPARE1 0
LHDATA_KEYFAIL

ONE_WIRE_OPT
ENC_RXD (BT_RX) J601-40 NC
ENC_TXD (BT_TX) J601-41 NC 1
ENC_RESET J601-42 ENC_RESET LH_BUSY
BL_EN J601-43 BL_EN 5
UCM_SPARE2 J601-44 NC RS232_DI_USB-
Gnd J601-45 4
Gnd J601-46 RS232_DO_USB+
Gnd J601-47 2
CTS
3
RTS

100pF *C629*
SIDE CONNECTOR INTERFACE MOD MOD

INT_MIC INT_MIC
100pF *C630*

SPKR- SPKR-
100pF *C631*

EXT_SPKR- EXT_SPKR-
100pF *C632*

EXT_SPKR+ EXT_SPKR+
100pF *C633*

EXT_MIC EXT_MIC
100pF *C634*
BOOT*
SPKR+ SPKR+
100pF *C635*

OPT_SEL1 OPT_SEL1
100pF *C636*
USED FOR UCM
OPT_SEL2_IN OPT_SEL2_IN
.01uF C637
HAB_MOD HAB_MOD
OPT_SEL2_OUT OPT_SEL2_OUT
VPP_EN VPP_EN
OPT_B+_VPP OPT_B+_VPP

Figure 9.2-9. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Interface and Accessories Schematic

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V2.9
C866
.01uF
VPP DNP
D603 V2.9
1 2 Q804

1
V2.9 V2.9 V2.9

4
VPP_EN

10K R654
10K
SW_B+ 10K
Q698
NP

4
R633
R673 10K
R656 10K 10K
10K 10K 0
10K 10K R634
C638

3
0.1uF R668 MOD
68
10K
10K

OPT_SEL2_OUT NP

3
OPT_B+_VPP HAB_MOD
U601 D662

2
0
OPT_SEL2_IN LM7301 5 4 VR650 R635
1 12.6V
V2.9 VR663
3 9.1V EXT_SP GND

K4
K3
K2
K1
NP R636 V2.9
2

1
R615 10K

1
100K
R672 EXTMIC EXTSP+
C620 10K
V2.9 V2.9 0.1uF R658 J650

A2

A1

1
150K
C621
Band Specific Band Specific Band Specific 20 PIN CONN
0.10uF
*C658* *C652* *C653* *C654* *C655* *C656* *C657* J650-1
100pF 100pF 100pF 100pF 100pF 100pF 100pF GND

R613 Band Specific Band Specific Band Specific Band Specific


J650-2 INT_SPK+
20K
SPKR+
U602
LM7301 SPKR- J650-3 INT_SPKR-
5 4
1 R667 390
OPT_SEL1 J650-4 OPT_SEL1
3 100
2 R608
EXT_SPKR+ J650-5 EXT_SPK+
L651 270nH
C614 EXT_MIC J650-6 EXT_MIC
R614 330pF R678 100
20K
J650-7 OPT_B+_VPP
R666 510
ONE_WIRE_OPT J650-8 OPT_SEL2

EXT_SPKR- J650-9 SPKR_COM


R669 100
RTS J650-10 RTS_USB_PWR

J650-11 GND

R670 100
LH_BUSY J650-12 LH_BUSY
R671 390
CTS J650-13 CTS
R675 560 R837
RS232_DO_USB+ J650-14 RS232_TX_USB+
33
R838
VCC5
RS232_DI_USB- J650-15 RS232_RX_USB-
33
R674
LHDATA_KEYFAIL J650-16 LH_DATA_KEYFAIL
100
L652 J650-17 NC
270nH
INT_MIC J650-18 INT_MIC
R677
10K
VR657 J650-19 GND

1
C671 C680 C673 C674 *C675* C672 6.8V

C607 100pF J650-20 GND


VR678 33pF 100pF
0.10uF 33pF 33pF 470pF

2
4

Band Specific

1
VR651 VR652
5.6V 5.6V

1
USB_D+
BUSY BUS

C867 C868

1
.01uF .01uF
1

DNP
BAND SPECIFIC CAPACITOR VALUES RTS1 CTS1 USB_D
R697 BAND CAP VALUE PART #
100
700/800 MHz 39 pF 2113944A32
UHF 100 pF 2113944A40
VHF 910 pF 2113945A58
VR659 6 4 3 1
5.6V

VR658
1

13V

5 2
2
1 3 4 6

VR662

5.6V
2 5

Figure 9.2-10. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Side Connector Schematic

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V2.9
C866
.01uF
VPP DNP
D603 V2.9
1 2 Q804

1
V2.9 V2.9 V2.9

4
VPP_EN
10K
10K
SW_B+ R654
Q698 10K R633

4
R673 10K 10K
10K R656 10K NP
10K 10K R634
10K 0

3
C638 MOD
0.1uF R668
68 10K
10K

OPT_SEL2_OUT

3
OPT_B+_VPP HAB_MOD

2
U601
LM7301 R635
5 4 VR650
OPT_SEL2_IN D662 VR663 0
1 12.6V
V2.9 9.1V NP
EXT_SP GND

K4
K3
K2
K1
3

1
R636 V2.9
2

1
R615 10K
NP

1
100K
C620 R672 EXTMIC EXTSP+
V2.9 V2.9 0.1uF 10K
R658

A2

A1

1
150K J650
C621
20 PIN CONN
0.10uF
*C658* *C652* *C653* *C654* *C655* *C656* *C657* J650-1 GND
100pF 100pF 100pF 100pF 100pF 100pF 100pF
Band Specific Band Specific Band Specific Band Specific Band Specific Band Specific Band Specific
R613 J650-2 INT_SPK+
20K
SPKR+
U602
LM7301 5 SPKR- J650-3 INT_SPKR-
4 R667
1 390
OPT_SEL1 J650-4 OPT_SEL1
3
R608
2 100
EXT_SPKR+ J650-5 EXT_SPK+
L651
270nH
EXT_MIC J650-6 EXT_MIC
R614 C614 R678
20K 330pF 100
J650-7 OPT_B+_VPP
R666
510
ONE_WIRE_OPT J650-8 OPT_SEL2

EXT_SPKR- J650-9 SPKR_COM


R669
100
RTS J650-10 RTS_USB_PWR

J650-11 GND
R670
100
LH_BUSY J650-12 LH_BUSY
R671
390
CTS J650-13 CTS
R837
R675 560 33
RS232_DO_USB+ J650-14 RS232_TX_USB+
R838
VCC5 33
RS232_DI_USB- J650-15 RS232_RX_USB-
R674
100
LHDATA_KEYFAIL J650-16 LH_DATA_KEYFAIL

J650-17 NC
L652
270nH
INT_MIC J650-18 INT_MIC
R677
10K
VR657 J650-19 GND

1
C672 6.8V
C671 C680 C673 C674 *C675*
C607 100pF J650-20 GND
33pF 33pF 33pF 470pF 100pF
0.10uF Band Specific

2
VR678
4

1
VR651 VR652
5.6V 5.6V

1
USB_D+
BUSY BUS
C867 C868
.01uF .01uF

1
DNP
1

SW_B+
D601
BAND SPECIFIC CAPACITOR VALUES RTS1 CTS1 USB_D
R697 BAND CAP VALUE PART #
100
700/800 MHz 39 pF 2113944A32 R683
SW_B+ R681 R682
UHF 100 pF 2113944A40 60.4
60.4 60.4
VHF 910 pF 2113945A58 R685 R686 R684
VR659 6 4 3 1 10K 10K 10K
5.6V

12
VDD
1 6
1

A0 D
VR658 14
A1
5 2 13V 2 U603 4
EN ADG1404 S1
2 7 5
NC1 S2
1 3 4 6 8 11
NC2 S3
9 10

GND
VSS
NC3 S4
VR662

13
3
5.6V

2 5

Figure 9.2-11. PMLE2537G Side Connector Schematic

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IF1
SSI_CLK
IF2
SSI_FSYNC

IF36
TX_SSI_CLK

IF37
TX_SSI_FSYNC

IF3
TX_SSI_DATA TX_SSI_DATA IF12
IF4 TX_SSI_Clk Abacus_CLK Abacus_SYNCB RX_SSI_RESET
SC_FILT_EN SC_FILT_EN IF13
TX_SSI_FSYNC Abacus_FSYNC Data_hi RX_SSI_DATA
IF14
RX_OSC RX_OSC RESET_OUT RESET_OUT

ANA-3V ANA_3V

16.8Mhz_OSC_2 16.8Mhz_OSC
IF17
MOSI MOSI POR POR

FLCK SPI_CLK

XCVR_5V XCVR_5V

TXRF_OUT
IF5
RECEIVER
UNIVERSAL_SPI_CS SYN_SEL LOCK_DET_H RAW_B+
IF18
FREQ GEN UNIT
IF6 RFSW_B+ RFSW_B+
VSW1 VSW1
IF7 ABACUS_3V IF19

RX_RF
DAC_3

DAC_2
ABACUS3_CS ABACUS_CS RFSW_B+ GREEN_LED GREEN_LED
IF20
ABACUS_3V RED_LED RED_LED
IF21
BATT_CODE BATTERY_ID
IF22
EMERGENCY EMERGENCY
IF23
VOL VOLUME
CONTROLS IF24
SB1 SB1

RX_RF

DAC_2
DAC_3
IF25
RAW_B+ RAW_B+ SB2 SB2
IF8 IF26
16_8_filtered SB3 SB3
IF27
PCIC_CS PTT PTT
IF9 IF28
SPI_MOSI_A MOSI RTA0 RTA0
IF10 POWER AMP IF29
SPI_CLK_A SPI_CLK RTA1 RTA1
IF30
TX_RF RTA2 RTA2
IF11 IF31
LOCK_DET RESET RTA3 RTA3
IF32
UNSW_B+_1 TG2_SEC_CLEAR TG2_SEC_CLEAR
IF33
MECH_SW MECH_SW

SH1 SH51 SH52 SH101 SH102 SH103 SH201 SH251 SH252 SH401 SH402
SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD

IF34
2686707Z01 2686700Z01 2686699Z01 2686702Z01 2686701Z01 2686708Z01 2686705Z01 2686703Z01
UNSW_B+
PRESELECT MIXER LNA XSTAL FIL PA HAR FIL COUPLER FRAC N VCO FS VCO BS ABACUS FIL LO M501 P4 IF35
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
RFGND
SH500
SHIELD

1
2
3
Figure 9.2-12. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G RF Schematic

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SSI_CK

SSI_FS
SSI_D
RX_BACKEND

1
RX_FRONTEND DOUTB
DOUTA Data_hi
PE CLKOUT Abacus_CLK
FS Abacus_FSYNC
RX_RF RX_RF IF PC SyncB Abacus_SYNCB

PD

XCVR_5V

RX_OSC RX_OSC XCVR_5V

DAC_2 DAC_2 FREF IF

DAC_3 DAC_3 DIG_3V

THIS PART MUST BE REPLACED WITH LP2981AIM%x-5.0 D

POR POR

RFSW_B+ RFSW_B+ ANA_5V XCVR_5V

RESET_OUT RESET_OUT ANA_3V ANA_3V

VSW1 VSW1 ABACUS_3V ABACUS_3V


SPI_CK
AB_CS

SPI_D
1

ABACUS_CS

SPI_CLK

MOSI

16.8Mhz_OSC

Figure 9.2-13. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Receiver Front End and DC Schematic

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LNA MIXER/CRYSTAL

DAC_2 DAC_2
RF_OUT RF_OUT
XCVR_5V XCVR_5V
RX_OSC
RX_RF RX_RF
XCVR_5V IF IF
DAC_3 DAC_3

RX_OSC

Figure 9.2-14. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Receiver Front End Schematic

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9.2-16 UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

L33 100nH

2409377M17
DAC_2
XCVR_5V C44 C46
0.10uF 100pF
2113944A40

U3 C67 C78
NC7WZ04 0.1uF 100pF

5
L34

VCC
100nH
2409377M17

1 A1 Y1 6 C70
DAC_3
100pF
R60

3 A2 Y2 4

C66 C87 100K U2


GND

0.10uF 100pF AT267 R32


2113944A40
750
0613952Q70
4 1
2

V1 RFIO1 R61 R62


5 3

GND
V2 RFIO2 2.2K 2.2K

2
R13 R24 R33
10K C33 6.8K 10K R34
0613952R01
R14 100pF 0613952Q93
0613952R01
10K
0613952R01
10K
C68
0613952R01
4.7uF C85 1.5pF C86 1.5pF
C83 2.2pF C84 2.2pF NP
C35
L61 56pF D5 L69 D12
2113944A34
4815096H01 150nH 4815096H01 4815096H01 120nH 4815096H01

D3 2409377M34 L31 2409377M19


D10 10.0nH
C64 L12 R35 C75 L49
L5 2409154M88 L42
11pF C2 16.28nH C9 C65 0 11pF C43 16.28nH C48 C76
16.28nH 2460591C16 16.28nH 2460591C16
16pF 16pF 11pF 16pF 16pF 11pF
2460591C16 2460591C16
2113743N31 2113743N31 2113743N31 2113743N31
TPI

C20 C71
100pF C41 R37
2113944A40 20pF 7.5pF TPOO
0
2113743N33
1

1
Q29
RX_RF 4805585Q19
RF_OUT

C61 C62 C63 C72 C74 C73


22pF L63 L74 C3 C4 22pF
3.9pF 3.9pF 4.7pF 4.7pF
2113944A15
2113944A29
2113944A15
22.0nH 22nH 4.7pF 4.7pF 2113944A17
2113944A29
2113944A17

D20 C69 NP NP
4813974A19
R63 8.2pF
680
R36

Figure 9.2-15. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Receiver Schematic – Sheet 1 of 4

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TP52

1
RX_OSC

RX_OSC XCVR_5V

L71
18nH

2488090Y16 L53
220nH
2415429H43

2113944M01
C77
C54
2pF .01uF
C79
100pF
2113944A40
C82
100pF

TP55

1
IF
XFMR
3
T53 120nH L72 560nH L54 9185924B01
L55 R38
8.2nH L57 1 4
1

IN OUT IF
4 3 8
BVDD

2
FL51

4
2415429H38 2413926K32 620nH 0
RF_OUT IFN 24B01
2409154M62 4 9 2462587T25 0613958J74
RFN IFP

GND1
GND2
GND3
GND4
2 5 U1 12

6
RFP MX2072A BBP
2

1
5164015H81
C51 BDIV L73 C60 C57
6 1 10 3

2
3
5
6
3.6pF 15pF
8.2pF LOIN NC1 C58 C59
6
2113944A23 NC2 390nH 4.7pF 5.6pF 2113740L07 2113743N30
GND1

5 7
GND

NC NC3 2415429H47
C90
NP
100pF
11
13

T51 NP
2113944A40
XFMR C89
2515121H01
C55
2113945B02
R51 .01uF
75 4.7uF
0613952Q46
C80 C88

.01uF .01uF

Figure 9.2-16. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Receiver Schematic – Sheet 2 of 4

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R420
Q402

56K

C442
C482 .01uF
4.7uF C464
0.10uF

XCVR_5V R412 R414


180 10K
C481 2nd LO LF
4.7uF
C475
D403

0.10uF
1uF C437 C438 R418
E402

C431
4815096H01
NP BK1005HM471 6.2pF 16pF 0
C429
0.10uF C433
C432
18pF L407
0.10uF 2113944C33
C428 Q401 4.7uH
C435 L404 C440
L413 .01uF 330nH 0.33uF R417
56pF 1.1K
2113945G96
IF
330nH D402
C434
C449 .047uF
2113945C27
8.2pF R413
330
C430
0.10uF R415
10K C447 C441 C480
C463 C436 470pF 1uF 1uF
.047uF 56pF NP
R436 2113945C27
L414
C461 2.2uH
0
0.10uF 2462587Q51

L412
10uH 2nd LO VCO
C476
C424
200pF
100pF

0.10uF
L411

48
47
46
45
44
43
42
41
40
39
38
37

C401
10uH
1 36

VDDI
IFIN
CXIF
GNDI
CXVL
LOP
LON
CXVM
VDDL
VDDP
IOUTL
GNDP
MXOP GNDL
2 35
MXON FREF FREF
C405 3 34
GNDF GNDS2
100pF 4 33
IF2N SYNCB SyncB
5 32
IF2P GNDH
6 31
VDDF U401 FS FS
7 30
GCP AD9874 DOUTB DOUTB
8 29
GCN DOUTA DOUTA
9 28
C465 VDDA CLKOUT CLKOUT
10 27
0.10uF C411 C412 GNDA VDDH
11 26
2200pF 0.1uF

GNDS1
VREFP VDDD

IOUTC
GNDQ

GNDC

GNDD
VDDQ

VDDC
RREF

CLKN
CLKP
NP 12 25
VREFN PE R499

PC
PD
10K

13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
E406
IDCTR

4.7uH

C478
.047uF
2113945C27

PE
R419
PD
100K
PC
0.10uF
C416

C400 C417
100pF 100pF
C470
0.10uF

C473
0.10uF

DIG_3V
L403 C423 C448
3.9uH 68pF R407 R408 .033uF
R406 2113944C41
10K 1.8K 2113945C25
10K

C472
0.10uF
D401
C422
.01uF C421 C425
0.68uF 0.1uF
NP

CLOCK VCO CLOCK LF

Figure 9.2-17. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Receiver Schematic – Sheet 3 of 4

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D510

D511
R524
0 *U500* POR
LP2989

4 5
RFSW_B+ INPUT OUTPUT
8 7
RESET_OUT SHUTDOWN ERROR ANA_5V
6
R521 SENSE 330K
1 2

GND
0 BYPASS NC NC R520
NP C514

3
C513 C510 10uF C525
10uF 0.10uF 100pF

C521
.01uF

D512
R528
0

U501
LP3985
3
VEN
1 5
VIN VOUT ANA_3V
4
BYPASS

GND
C511

2
0.10uF C522 C516 C526
.01uF 1.0uF 100pF

R527
0 D513
NP

U502
LP3985
3
VEN
1 5
VSW1 VIN VOUT ABACUS_3V
100uH 4
BYPASS
L502

GND
2
C523
C518 C506 C512 .01uF C517 C527
10uF 1.0uF 0.10uF 1.0uF 100pF

Figure 9.2-18. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Receiver Schematic, Regulators – Sheet 4 of 4

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SYNTHESIZER

VCO
AUX2 AUX2 SYN_SEL SYN_SEL

PRES_IN PRES_IN LOCK LOCK_DET_H

RX_OSC RX_LO_IN AUX3 AUX3 SPI_DATA MOSI

TXRF_OUT TXRF_OUT VCTRL VCTRL SPI_CLK FLCK

4.6VSF_OUT 4.6VSF_OUT 16.8MHZ 16.8Mhz_OSC_2

ANA_3V VMULT1

F5V_IN MODIN

ANA-3V

XCVR_5V

DAC

ANA_3V MODIN

SC_FILT_EN SC_FILT_EN VMULT1

TX_SSI_Clk TX_SSI_CLK

TX_SSI_FSYNC TX_SSI_FSYNC

TX_SSI_DATA TX_SSI_DATA

Figure 9.2-19. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) and Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) Schematic

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F5V_IN

2113946K02
C206 0.10uF
L206
2.2uH
ANA_3V 4815011H01 2414017Q20
L202 D201
2.2uH 2113946K02
4 3 C207 0.10uF
A1 K1 C243 0.10uF
2414017Q20 5 2
A2 K2
6 1
C241 A3 K3 2113946K02
C246 C230 2113946K02
2.2uF 0.10uF 100pF
C208 0.10uF
2113944A40
2113946N03 2113946K02 C234 R211 2K

C210 C232 C242 100pF


10uF 0.10uF 100pF 2113944A40 0613952Q80
4815011H01 2113946K02 2313960D07 2113946K02 2113944A40
D202 C209 0.10uF ANA_3V ANA_3V
L203 L201 R210
4 3 2.2uH
A1 K1 2.2uH 33K
5 2 0613952R13 U201
A2 K2 2113945A09
6 1 2414017Q20 2414017Q20 4 5 LMH6723 0613952Q46 2414017Q47
A3 K3 R216 75 C249 1000pF L205 1uH
F5V_IN 1
C217 C218 C233 16.8MHz
F5V_IN ANA_3V 3
100pF 0.10uF 0.10uF 5185956E66
2
2113944A40 2113946K02 2113946K02
C247
1000pF C245
F5V_IN 2113945A09 R208 100pF
R212 2113944A40

C10
A10
ANA_3V 33K

D4
K7

K2
A2
TP209 270
TP208 TEST_POINT 0613952R13
K9 NP

VDD
VDD1
VDD2
VDD3
VRO
VCP
TEST_POINT TP207 F5V_IN
TEST_POINT 2113946B04 XTAL1
K10
C244 0.1uF XTAL2 NC
1

F4 K6 C248
SPI_CLK CLK_CLK FREFOUT NC 33pF
G1 A6
SYN_SEL EN_CEX MODOUT NP

SPI_DATA
H1 K4
MODIN VMULT1 VMULT1
F1 K3
DATA VMULT2 NC
E10 K1
TP36 SFIN VMULT3 AUX3_TP
J1 TEST_POINT
TEST_POINT VMULT4
1 B10 U202
MODIN NC PVREF 35U92
G6 A1

1
NC VBYPASS 5105835U92 AUX1 NC
0613952R15
B1
R205 39K AUX2 AUX2
D7 C1
CPB1 AUX3 AUX3
A7 D1
CPB2 AUX4 NC R217 4.3K
R204 56K
0613952R19 H10 A9
SFCAP TEST1 NC 0613952Q88 R203 390
G10 A8
NC SFBASE TEST2 NC VCTRL
D10
PREIN 0613952Q63
C219 A5
10uF IOUT R214
G5 A4 R202 C202 C203 C204
2313960D07 1K
NC REFSEL IADAPT 1.2K .047uF .047uF 2000pF
D6 E1 0613952Q73
NC CCOMP LOCK 0613952Q75 2113945C27 2113945C27 2109720D20
A3
ADAPTSW NC R201 120
G4 G7 R218
NC NC1 SFOUT C200 6.8K
F10 K5

1
NC NC2 INDMULT NC 4700pF 0613952Q93 0613952Q51

GND1
GND2
GND3
F7 J10

GND
NC NC3 WARP 2113945A13
VC_TP
4.6VSF_OUT

E4
K8
E7
D5
2 C201 C236 C237 C238 C239 C240
L200 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF
PRES_IN 2185419D06 2185419D06 2185419D06 2185419D06 2185419D06 2185419D06
1uH
2414017Q47

1
1

R215 10K
TEST_POINT ANA_3V
L204 LOCK
TP23
2.2uH
0613952R01
WAP_TP

2414017Q20 C221 C220 C222 C235

1
100pF .01uF 10uF 100pF
2113944A40 2113945B02 2313960D07 2113944A40
C213 SF_TP LK_TP
0.10uF TEST_POINT
1

2113946K02 1
R207
4

1K
0613952Q73
VCC

168_TP
R206 10K C214 .01uF TEST_POINT
1 3 1
VCON OUT
0613952R01 2113945B02
GND

C215
100pF
2

2113944A40 Y200
45J68
16.8MHz

Figure 9.2-20. PMLE2537A Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 1 of 4

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F5V_IN

2113946K02
C206 0.10uF
L206
2.2uH
ANA_3V 4815011H01 2414017Q20
L202 D201
2.2uH 2113946K02
4 3 C207 0.10uF
A1 K1 C243 0.10uF
2414017Q20 5 2
A2 K2
6 1
C241 A3 K3 2113946K02
C246 C230 2113946K02
2.2uF 0.10uF 100pF
C208 0.10uF
2113944A40
2113946N03 2113946K02 C234 R211 2K

C210 C232 C242 100pF


10uF 0.10uF 100pF 2113944A40 0613952Q80
4815011H01 2113946K02 2313960D07 2113946K02 2113944A40
D202 C209 0.10uF ANA_3V ANA_3V
L203 L201 R210
4 3 2.2uH
A1 K1 2.2uH 33K
5 2 0613952R13 U201
A2 K2 2113945A09
6 1 2414017Q20 2414017Q20 4 5 LMH6723 0613952K93 2414017Q47
A3 K3 R216 91 C249 1000pF L205 1uH
F5V_IN 1
C217 C218 C233 16.8MHz
F5V_IN ANA_3V 3
100pF 0.10uF 0.10uF 5185956E66
2
2113944A40 2113946K02 2113946K02
C247
1000pF C245
F5V_IN 2113945A09 R208 100pF
R212 2113944A40

C10
A10
ANA_3V 33K

D4
K7

K2
A2
TP209 270
TP208 TEST_POINT 0613952R13
K9 NP

VDD
VDD1
VDD2
VDD3
VRO
VCP
TEST_POINT TP207 F5V_IN
TEST_POINT 2113946B04 XTAL1
K10
C244 0.1uF XTAL2 NC
1

F4 K6 C248
SPI_CLK CLK_CLK FREFOUT NC 33pF
G1 A6
SYN_SEL EN_CEX MODOUT NP

SPI_DATA
H1 K4
MODIN VMULT1 VMULT1
F1 K3
DATA VMULT2 NC
E10 K1
TP36 SFIN VMULT3 AUX3_TP
J1 TEST_POINT
TEST_POINT VMULT4
1 B10 U202
MODIN NC PVREF 35U92
G6 A1

1
NC VBYPASS 5105835U92 AUX1 NC
0613952R15
B1
R205 39K AUX2 AUX2
D7 C1
CPB1 AUX3 AUX3
A7 D1
CPB2 AUX4 NC R217 4.3K
R204 56K
0613952R19 H10 A9
SFCAP TEST1 NC 0613952Q88 R203 390
G10 A8
NC SFBASE TEST2 NC VCTRL
D10
PREIN 0613952Q63
C219 A5
10uF IOUT R214
G5 A4 R202 C202 C203 C204
2313960D07 1K
NC REFSEL IADAPT 1.2K .047uF .047uF 2000pF
D6 E1 0613952Q73
NC CCOMP LOCK 0613952Q75 2113945C27 2113945C27 2109720D20
A3
ADAPTSW NC R201 120
G4 G7 R218
NC NC1 SFOUT C200 6.8K
F10 K5

1
NC NC2 INDMULT NC 4700pF 0613952Q93 0613952Q51

GND1
GND2
GND3
F7 J10

GND
NC NC3 WARP 2113945A13
VC_TP
4.6VSF_OUT

E4
K8
E7
D5
2 C201 C236 C237 C238 C239 C240
L200 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF
PRES_IN 2185419D06 2185419D06 2185419D06 2185419D06 2185419D06 2185419D06
1uH
2414017Q47

1
1

R215 10K
TEST_POINT ANA_3V
L204 LOCK
TP23
2.2uH
0613952R01
WAP_TP

2414017Q20 C221 C220 C222 C235

1
100pF .01uF 10uF 100pF
2113944A40 2113945B02 2313960D07 2113944A40
C213 SF_TP LK_TP
0.10uF TEST_POINT
1

2113946K02 1
R207
4

1K
0613952Q73
VCC

168_TP
R206 10K C214 .01uF TEST_POINT
1 3 1
VCON OUT
0613952R01 2113945B02
GND

C215
100pF
2

2113944A40 Y200
45J68
16.8MHz

Figure 9.2-21. PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 1 of 4

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F5V_IN

C206
0.10uF
L206
ANA_3V 2.2uH
L202 D201
2.2uH C207 C243
4 3 0.10uF 0.10uF
A1 K1
5 2
A2 K2
6 1
A3 K3
C246 C230 C241
2.2uF 0.10uF 100pF C208
R211
0.10uF
C234 2K
100pF
C210 C232 C242
10uF 0.10uF 100pF
C209
D202 ANA_3V ANA_3V
0.10uF
4 3 L203 L201
R210
A1 K1 2.2uH 2.2uH
5 2 33K
A2 K2 U201 C249
6 1 4 5 LMH6723 R216
1000pF L205
A3 K3 90.9
F5V_IN 1 1uH
16.8MHz
F5V_IN ANA_3V C233 3
C217 C218
0.10uF 2
100pF 0.10uF

C247
1000pF
C245
F5V_IN R208 R212 100pF

C10
A10
ANA_3V 33K 270

D4
K7

K2
A2
TP208 TP209 TP207 NP
TEST_POINT TEST_POINT TEST_POINT K9

VDD
VDD1
VDD2
VDD3
VRO
VCP
F5V_IN
C244 XTAL1
K10
0.1uF XTAL2 NC
1

F4 K6 C248
SPI_CLK CLK_CLK FREFOUT NC 33pF
G1 A6
SYN_SEL EN_CEX MODOUT NP

SPI_DATA
H1 K4
MODIN VMULT1 VMULT1
F1 K3
DATA VMULT2 NC
E10 K1
SFIN VMULT3 AUX3_TP
J1 TEST_POINT
U202 VMULT4
1 TP36 B10
MODIN TEST_POINT NC PVREF 35U92
G6 A1

1
NC VBYPASS AUX1 NC
R205 B1
39K AUX2 AUX2
D7 C1
CPB1 AUX3 AUX3
A7 D1 R217
CPB2 AUX4 NC 4.3K
R204
56K H10 A9 R203
SFCAP TEST1 NC 390
G10 A8
NC SFBASE TEST2 NC VCTRL
D10
PREIN
C219 A5
IOUT
10uF G5 A4 R202 C202 C203 C204
R214
NC REFSEL IADAPT 1.2K .047uF .047uF 2000pF
D6 E1 1K
NC CCOMP LOCK
A3 R201
ADAPTSW NC 120
G4 G7 R218
NC NC1 SFOUT
F10 K5 C200 6.8K

1
NC NC2 INDMULT NC 4700pF

GND1
GND2
GND3
F7 J10

GND
NC NC3 WARP
VC_TP
4.6VSF_OUT

E4
K8
E7
D5
2 C201 C236 C237 C238 C239 C240
L200 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF
PRES_IN 1uH

1
1

R215
10K
TEST_POINT ANA_3V
L204 LOCK
TP23
2.2uH
WAP_TP

C221 C220 C222 1 C235

1
100pF .01uF 10uF 100pF

C213 TEST_POINT
SF_TP LK_TP
0.10uF
1

R207
4

1K
VCC

C214
R206 .01uF
10K 1 3 1 TEST_POINT
VCON OUT
168_TP
GND

C215
100pF
2

Y200
TTS12VS-A3
16.8MHz

Figure 9.2-22. PMLE2537G Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 1 of 4

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AUX3

C292
0.1uF
2113946B04
4.6VSF_OUT

Q273
4815055H01
UMC5NT2G

NP

R287

R288
0613952R66 0613952R66
R286 0

R271 C283
0.1uF
6.8K
L275 R272 2113946B04
0613952Q93
390nH 150

2113944A40
C281 2414032F41 0613952Q53
100pF
2113944A40

C280
2113944A40

C279
100pF C284 R278 L276 R277
R270 390nH 56 NP

2414032F41
8.2K 100pF 8.2K
0.1uF
2113946B04
0613952Q95

L274
0662057M44

L278 L279
Tx_VCO_Out
C287

0613952Q95
390nH 27nH 27nH
2113740L15 2414032F41 100pF
TXRF_OUT
C271 C285
2488090Y18 2488090Y18

7.5pF 2113944M14 1.5pF 2113944A40 C288 C293 R289 0


C274 4885061Y01 Q272 0613952R66
6.8pF 7.5pF
6.8pF Q271 4885061Y01
C282 C294
C272 2113944A05
2.0pF C286 2113944A21 2113944A22 15pF
R279
4815002H01

6.8pF
4815002H01

2113944A08 4.3K R280 100pF 2113944A27


2113740L14 100 PRES_RX_IN

0613952Q49
D271 D273 PRES_IN
C275

0613952Q88
C273
12pF C291

2113944A40
L270 3.3pF L272 L280
0613952R66 2113944M20
390nH 8nH 1uH 100pF
2415427H37

VCTRL 2113944A13 IDCTR 2414017Q47 2113944A40


2414032F41 C277
2415010H03
R290 0 51pF
L271
4815002H01

4815002H01

36nH 2113740L35
C278 D272 D274 C276
100pF L273
8.2pF 390nH TP_PRESCALAR_OUT
2113944A40 2113944M16 2414032F41
TPSM0_508

R284
100
0613952Q49 1

L277
27nH

TX VCO R285
1K
0613952Q73

C289
9.1pF
2413926G12
C290
2113944A22
7.5pF

2113944A24

Figure 9.2-23. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 2 of 4

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AUX3

C292
0.1uF

4.6VSF_OUT

Q273

47K
47K
10K

R287
0
4.7K
NP

R288
0

R286
0

C283
R271 0.1uF
6.8K L275 R272
390nH 150
C281
100pF

C284 L276 R277


C279 C280 R270
100pF 390nH 56
100pF 8.2K
0.1uF NP
R278 Tx_VCO_Out
8.2K L278 L279
L274 C287 27nH 27nH
390nH 100pF
C271 C285 TXRF_OUT
7.5pF 1.5pF R289
C274 0
Q272
6.8pF Q271 C288 C293 C294
C282 6.8pF 7.5pF 15pF
2.0pF
R279
C272 PRES_RX_IN
D271 D273 4.3K C286
6.8pF R280 PRES_IN
100 100pF
C275
L270 L272 12pF C291
C273 8nH L280 100pF
390nH
3.3pF IDCTR 1uH
VCTRL
R290 C277
0 C278 L271 L273
36nH 51pF
100pF C276 390nH
D272 D274
8.2pF
TP_PRESCALAR_OUT

TPSM0_508
R284
100
1

L277
27nH

TX VCO R285
1K C289 C290
9.1pF 7.5pF

Figure 9.2-24. PMLE2537G Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 2 of 4

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AUX2

C269
0.1uF
2113946B04

4.6VSF_OUT

Q253
4815055H01
UMC5NT2G
0

NP

R249

R248
0613952R66 0613952R66
R269 0

C262
0.1uF
R253 2113946B04
9.1K L256
390nH R257

2113944A40
0613952Q96 51
C261 2414032F41
100pF 0613952Q42
2113944A40

C254 C255
0.1uF 100pF C263 L257
R252 100pF 390nH R261 NP

2414032F41
2113946B04 2113944A40 6.8K R260 100
0613952Q93
L254
7.5K 0662057M50
L258 0613952R66 Rx_VCO_Out

0613952Q94
390nH 2113944A40 15nH R266 0
2414032F41 C265 100pF
RX_LO_IN
C251 C264 2415427H26
8.2pF C256 5.6pF C267 R265
10pF Q252
C268 24pF 47

0613952Q41
2113944M16 4885061Y01

2113944A81
2113944M18 Q251 4885061Y01
C260 2113944A19 15pF
C252
2.0pF R262 C266 2113944A27
4815002H01

8.2pF
4815002H01

5.6K 100pF
2113944A08
2113944M16

0613952Q58
D251 D253
L251 C253 C257
390nH L253 12pF R263

0613952Q91

2113944A40
3.0pF
2414032F41 12.5nH 2113944M20 240
2113944A12 IDCTR
VCTRL
2415010H04
L252 C259 L255
C295
51pF
4815002H01

36nH 390nH
4815002H01

100pF
2415427H37 2113740L35 2414032F41
2113944A40 D252 D254 C258
9.1pF PRES_RX_IN
2113944M17

R256
120
0613952Q51

Figure 9.2-25. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 3 of 4

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UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists 9.2-27

AUX2

C269
0.1uF

4.6VSF_OUT

Q253
UMC5NT2G

47K
47K
10K
R249
0
NP
4.7K

R248
0

R269
0

C262
0.1uF

R253 L256 R257


9.1K 390nH 51
C261
100pF

C263 R261
C254 C255 R252 L257
100pF 100
0.1uF 100pF 6.8K 390nH
NP
R260
7.5K L258 Rx_VCO_Out
C251 L254 C265 R266
15nH
8.2pF 390nH 100pF 0
RX_LO_IN
C264
5.6pF
C256
Q252 C268
10pF C267 R265
Q251 15pF
C260 24pF 47
2.0pF R262
5.6K
C252
8.2pF C266
D251 D253
C257 100pF
L253 12pF R263
L251 C253
12.5nH 240
390nH 2.7pF
L252 IDCTR
VCTRL
33nH
C259
C295 L255
51pF
100pF 390nH
C258
D252 D254 9.1pF
PRES_RX_IN

R256
120

Figure 9.2-26. PMLE2537G Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 3 of 4

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9.2-28 UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

SC_FILT_EN

ANA_3V

C226 C227 C228


0.1uF 100pF 0.1uF
2113945C31 2113944C45 2113945C31

U811
AD5320BRT
5185941F40

4
8 FL200

VDD

VDD
VMULT1 CLK MAX7414
5 7
TX_SSI_CLK SCLK SHDN 9185130D01
6
TX_SSI_FSYNC SYNC R209 0 R213 8.2K
1 2 5
VOUT IN OUT MODIN
4
TX_SSI_DATA DIN 0613952G67 0613952Q95
1

GND
COM
6 C231

GND
OS
2 220pF
2113945A01

3
C229
0.1uF
2113945C31

Figure 9.2-27. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMLE2537G Frequency Generation Unit (FGU) Schematic – Sheet 4 of 4

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UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists 9.2-29

ABACUS_3V

2.2uH
L501

10K
R511
S502
SWITCH

MECH_SW
10K 4 2
R505 EMERGENCY
4085358D02
7 1
TAB5 TAB1
RAW_B+ C551

TAB4
TAB3
TAB2
R512 .01uF
C505 S501 47K VR507
0.47uF SWITCH

6
5
3
3A 6.8V
24V 4 HIGH 3

UNSW_B+_1
2
F500
5 1
POS S503
LOW SWITCH
B500 NEG
C504

TAB2

TAB1
DATA 100pF D500 100
R507 1 A1 B1 2
C529 C524 10V 3 A2 B2 4

6
1000pF 10uF VR501 PTT

L500
BATT_CODE
390nH
C550
1
.01uF VR503
C528
100pF VR500 6.8V
6.8V VR513
2 5.6V VR512
5.6V
VOL R525
10K

R522 S504
47K C520 SWITCH
100pF VR502
6.8V 100
R508 1 A1 B1 2
3 A2 B2 4
TG2_SEC_CLEAR SB3

VR504
6.8V
R523 C507
10K 10K 10K 10K 10K
47K RFSW_B+ .01uF
R513 R514 R515 R516 R518

C1
C1

S500 R526
SWITCH 10K
RTA0
A B
RTA1 A B S505
SWITCH
RTA2
RTA3 100
1 4 R509 1 A1 B1 2
S1 S4
C2 C3 3 A2 B2 4
C2 C3 R503 R504 SB2
8 2 390 510
R519 S8 S2
47K

VR505
6.8V
D501
VR508 LNJ115W8P0MT C508
5.6V C500 C501 C502 .01uF
C503
100pF 100pF 100pF

GRN

RED
100pF

10K
VR509
R517
5.6V Q501 S506
SWITCH
3 2 100
GREEN_LED R510 2 B1 A1 1
4 B2 A2 3
SB1
4

VR510
5.6V VR506
5 1
RED_LED 6.8V

C509
.01uF

VR511
5.6V

Figure 9.2-28. PMLE2537A RF Controls Schematic

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9.2-30 UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

ABACUS_3V

2.2uH
L501

10K
R511
S502
SWITCH

MECH_SW
6.8K 4 2
R505 EMERGENCY
4085358D02
7 1
TAB5 TAB1
RAW_B+ C551

TAB4
TAB3
TAB2
R512 .01uF
C505 S501 47K VR507
0.47uF SWITCH

6
5
3
3A 6.8V
24V 4 HIGH 3

UNSW_B+_1
2
F500
5 1
POS S503
LOW SWITCH
B500 NEG
C504

TAB2

TAB1
DATA 100pF D500 100
R507 1 A1 B1 2
C529 C524 10V 3 A2 B2 4

6
1000pF 10uF VR501 PTT

L500
BATT_CODE
390nH
C550
1
.01uF VR503
C528
100pF VR500 6.8V
6.8V VR513
2 5.6V VR512
5.6V
VOL R525
10K

R522 S504
47K C520 SWITCH
100pF VR502
6.8V 100
R508 1 A1 B1 2
3 A2 B2 4
TG2_SEC_CLEAR SB3

VR504
6.8V
R523 C507
10K 10K 10K 10K 10K
47K RFSW_B+ .01uF
R513 R514 R515 R516 R518

C1
C1

S500 R526
SWITCH 10K
RTA0
A B
RTA1 A B S505
SWITCH
RTA2
RTA3 100
1 4 R509 1 A1 B1 2
S1 S4
C2 C3 3 A2 B2 4
C2 C3 R503 R504 SB2
8 2 390 510
R519 S8 S2
47K

VR505
6.8V
D501
VR508 LNJ115W8P0MT C508
5.6V C500 C501 C502 .01uF
C503
100pF 100pF 100pF

GRN

RED
100pF

10K
VR509
R517
5.6V Q501 S506
SWITCH
3 2 100
GREEN_LED R510 2 B1 A1 1
4 B2 A2 3
SB1
4

VR510
5.6V VR506
5 1
RED_LED 6.8V

C509
.01uF

VR511
5.6V

Figure 9.2-29. PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F RF Controls Schematic

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UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists 9.2-31

ABACUS_3V
L501
2.2uH

R511
10K S502
SWITCH

MECH_SW
R505 4 2
EMERGENCY
6.8K
7 1
TAB5 TAB1
RAW_B+

TAB4
TAB3
TAB2
R512 C551 VR507
C505 S501 47K .01uF 6.8V
SWITCH

6
5
3
3A 0.47uF
24V 4 HIGH 3

UNSW_B+_1
2
F500 B500
5 1 S503
POS
LOW SWITCH
NEG

TAB2

TAB1
C504
DATA 100pF D500 R507
VR501 1 A1 B1 2
C529 C524 100
3 A2 B2 4

6
10V
1000pF 10uF PTT
L500
390nH
BATT_CODE
C550
1 .01uF VR503
C528 6.8V
VR500
100pF 6.8V VR513
2 5.6V VR512
5.6V R525
VOL
10K
R522 S504
47K C520 SWITCH
VR502
100pF 6.8V
R508 1 A1 B1 2
100
3 A2 B2 4
TG2_SEC_CLEAR SB3

R523 C507 VR504


RFSW_B+ 6.8V
47K R513 R514 R515 R516 R518 .01uF
10K 10K 10K 10K 10K

S500
SWITCH C1
C1

R526
10K
RTA0
A B S505
RTA1 A B
SWITCH
RTA2
RTA3 R509
1 4 1 A1 B1 2
S1 S4 100
C2 C3 R503 R504 3 A2 B2 4
C2 C3 SB2
R519 8 2 390 510
S8 S2
47K

D501 C508 VR505


VR508 LNJ115W8P0MT
5.6V .01uF 6.8V
C500 C501 C502 C503

GRN

RED
100pF 100pF 100pF 100pF

VR509 R517
5.6V 10K S506
Q501 SWITCH
3 4.7K 2
GREEN_LED R510 2 B1 A1 1
100

DTr1 DTr2
47K 4 B2 A2 3
SB1
4

VR510
5.6V 47K
5 1
RED_LED
4.7K C509 VR506
.01uF 6.8V

VR511
5.6V

Figure 9.2-30. PMLE2537G RF Controls Schematic

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9.2-32 UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

E140
Place Close to PA Choke

RAW_B+

BEAD
2405688Z01
C141 C142
C122 100pF 1uF
330pF Tantalum 30 X 60
0.1uF 30 X 60
2113951C12
2311049A37
30 X 60 C172
C187 L119
C110 18.08nH 2113945C31 2113944C45 C174
.01uF 100pF 1.2pF 2.4pF
E102 20 X 40
airwound
L130 20 X 40 2460591C35
2480574F01 2113944A40
15nH C150 2113945B02 R130
C108 150
100pF 20 X 40
.01uF 0613952H53
20 X 40 C170 L173 J101
180nH L139 Bi-directional Coupler 19.61nH
2113945B02
L171 L172
20 X 40 8.67nH 100pF D170 30 X 60
2462587N56 19.61nH 19.61nH
C169 L114
C135
2460591B80
100pF 0.1uF 30 X 60 4802482J02
NOT PLACED
C171
C153 L131 C154 C156 C159 C160 C161 C157 C158 C175 C177
L134 100pF R199
0 56pF 22pF 24pF 22pF 33pF 12.0pF C192 C173 5.1pF 4.7pF
100pF 4.7nH 3.3nH

D
NOT PLACED
NOT PLACED
2.0pF 1K
Q101 4.3pF 30 X 60 C193
16 6
TX_RF RFIN RFOUT1 4816698H03 30 X 60 2113740F20 4.7pF
1 7 G R169 R171 2113944C13
VCNTRL RFOUT2 NOT PLACED 2880658Z02

S1

S2
14 2 2414032D30
C100 R168 R170
100pF VD1 VG1 1uH
11 3 C151 L132 C133 200 200
30 X 60 G2 U101 VG2 1.2pF 18nH 56pF L128
200 200
2113944C45 SRFIC5668 NOT PLACED NOT PLACED
8
NC1 C103
9 5115678H01 C102 C130
NC2 100pF .01uF P5 C176

NC
10 20 X 40
.01uF
NC3 20 X 40 R103 68pF R153
GND1
GND2
GND3
GND4

15 2113944A40 2113945B02 51 L120 1K 20 X 40


2113945B02
NC4 68nH
EP

20 X 40
NOT PLACED
0613952Q42 NOT PLACED

NC
4
5
12
13
17

NOT PLACED

L106

A1

NC2 NC1

K1
L176

D172
R142 D173
1uH 12K R143 19.71nH
R102

A2
K2
2414032D30 2460591D24
22K

15K 20 X 40 39K 33K


20 X 40 4802197J83

NC1 NC2
K2

A2
0613952Z58
20 X 40
0662057V17
0613952R05
R154
C104 C109 330 NC

K1
A1
0613952Q61
100pF .01uF
20 X 40
C149 20 X 40
20 X 40 C111 .01uF
2113944A40 2113945B02
100pF R104 20 X 40
20 X 40
18K C112 2113945B02 R157 R151
R155 TP_160 C179
30 X 60

NC
2113743N50 100pF 1.3K 1K 82 100pF
TP_VG 0613952R07 TEST_POINT NOT PLACED
20 X 40 100pF

2
0662057M77 0613952H47 2113944A40
C182 NOT PLACED 2113944A40 C148
TEST_POINT C188 30 X 60

VOUT
20 X 40
100pF 100pF 100pF

R158 RX_RF

1
20 X 40
20 X 40 20 X 40
2113944A40
2K
2113944A40 NOT PLACED

0 2113944A40 GND POS C178


3 U103 C189 R150
R108 5.1pF
R159 100pF 82 D171
5115022H01 10 2113944A18
0613952G67
Temp. Sensor 4802482J02
0613952H47
Place Close to PA 30 X 60
R160
RESET 0

R125
L121 C191 R156 82
R162
68nH 68pF 1K
10K 0613952H47
SPI_CLK NOT PLACED
NOT PLACED NOT PLACED
30 X 60
NOT PLACED

MOSI
H99S4 C131

PCIC_CS .01uF
20 X 40
TP_DAC3
2113945B02
TP_RSET

4.7K

32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
Place Close to pin 1 of PCIC R149

ANO
RSET
TEMP
CEX
DATA
BPOS
CLK
GND2
20 X 40
C186 1 24 0613952Q89
RFIN VAR3 DAC_3
0.1uF C140 2 23 Q197
30 X 60 NC T1 RX 4813973A13
3 22
100pF

BK1005HM471 2113945C31
330pF
CI NA NC 10K
E141 20 X 40 4 21 R127
2480640Z01 2113944A40 INT U102 RS
5 20 20 X 40
R144 CJ VAR1 NC
100K C143 6 19 0613952R01

20 X 40
1500pF 7
VL H99S-4 VLIM
18
5185765B26
0613952R25 TP_146 20 X 40
CL VAR2 DAC_2
8 17
2113945A10
C144 GND1 V5EXT
TEST_POINT C145 TP_VLIM

F168
470pF

CQX
V10

V45
.015uF

CQ
QX

VG
Q
20 X 40
Q200 20 X 40
2113945A05 2113743M04

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
R146 4V5
1K C139
20 X 40
C147 1uF
0613952H73 1uF

NC
NC
NC
NC
NC

NC
C185 Tantalum
.01uF 2311049A37
20 X 40
2113945B02

C146
0.1uF
20 X 40
2113945C31

Figure 9.2-31. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F Transmitter Schematic

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UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists 9.2-33

E140 Place Close to PA Choke

RAW_B+

BEAD C142
C122 C141
1uF
0.1uF 330pF Tantalum
L119 C172
18.08nH C174
E102 C110 C187 1.2pF 2.4pF
airwound
L130 .01uF 100pF
15nH C150 R130
100pF 150 L173
C108 C170 Bi-directional Coupler C171 L171 J101
L114 L139 L172 19.61nH
.01uF 100pF D170 100pF
8.67nH 19.61nH 19.61nH
C169 180nH
100pF C135
NU 0.1uF
C153 C156 C159 C160 C161 C157 C158 C175 C177
L134 L131 C154 56pF 22pF 24pF 22pF 33pF C173 5.1pF 4.7pF R199
100pF

D
0 12.0pF C192 1K
4.7nH 3.3nH Q101 NU NU R169 R171 2.0pF C193
TX_RF 16 RFIN RFOUT 6 4.3pF
G 200 200 4.7pF
1 VCNTRL NC5 7

S1

S2
C100 NU
14 VD1 TPVG1 2 R168 R170 L128
100pF 11 3 C151 L132 C133
G2 TPVG2 200 200 1uH
1.2pF 18nH 56pF
NU NU
8 NC1
9 NC2 C102 C103

NC
100pF .01uF P5 R153 C130
10 NC3 GND1 C176
GND2
GND3
GND4
R103 L120 1K
15 NC4 51 68pF .01uF

EP
68nH NU
NU

NC
R102 L106 NU
12
13
17
4
5

15K 1uH

K2 A1
NC1
L176

A2 K1
D172
U101 R142
SRFIC7126 R143 19.71nH

NC2
12K
33K

NC1NC2

K1 A2
A1 K2
D173
C104 NC
C109 R154
100pF .01uF C149 330
C111 C112
R104 .01uF
100pF 100pF R157
18K R151
TP_VG NU R155 1K
TP_160 82 C179

NC
TEST_POINT 1.3K NU
100pF TEST_POINT SRFIC7126 100pF

2
C182
C148 C188 ?X ?X

VOUT
100pF R158 RFIN RFOUT RX_RF
C189

1
100pF ?X VCNTRL ?X
100pF 2K NC5
?X VD1 ?X
R108 GND POS NU TPVG1
3 ?X TPVG2 ?X C178
0 G2 R150
R159 C191 82 D171 5.1pF
U103 Temp. Sensor 10 ?X NC1 68pF
Place Close to PA ?X NC2 NU
R160 ?X NC3

GND1
?X GND2
GND4
?X GND3
RESET 0
?X NC4

EP
R125

?X
?X

?X
R162 82
L121
SPI_CLK 10K NU R156
1K NU
NU
MOSI
H99S4 C131
PCIC_CS .01uF
TP_DAC3

32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
TP_RSET Place Close to pin 1 of PCIC

RSET
TEMP

DATA
BPOS

GND2
ANO

CEX

CLK
R149
1 24 4.7K
RFIN VAR3 DAC_3
C186 C140 2 23
NC T1 RX Q197
0.1uF 330pF 3 22
CI NA NC
BK1005HM471 4 21
INT U102 RS R127
E141 R144 5 20 10K
C143 CJ H99S-4 VAR1 NC
100K 6 19
1500pF VL VLIM
TP_146 C144 7 18
CL VAR2 DAC_2
TEST_POINT 470pF 8 17
GND1 V5EXT

F168
C145

CQX
V10

V45
TP_VLIM

CQ
QX

VG
.015uF

Q
Q200

10
11
12
13
14
15
16
9
R146 4V5
C139
1K C147 1uF
1uF

NC
NC
NC
NC
NC

NC
C185 Tantalum
.01uF

C146
0.1uF

Figure 9.2-32. PMLE2537G Transmitter Schematic

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9.2-34 UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

C550
R507

C509
R508 C507

VR504

VR503
2 4 2 4 2 4 2 4

VR506
RESET
VR505 VR502
S504 S505 S503 S506
46

R509
R649
1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3

D600
C803 R806 R510

C804
1

R840 R811
C508 C505
R839 C520
E801
E802 R807

CKO
R841
C640

TP_CS0 R829 C840 C521


TSYNC TP36
C857

U500
8
VR501

C525
R528
C856
URTS1_XRXD

D511
R521
C514
T16

C512
C510

R420
R417

T1
SSI_CK

C526

C480
C482

C440
C855 TCLK C57 C506

5
C805

4
C641

FL51 6

C481
SSI_FS D512 Q402 R418

R524

R414
C442
R525 R526

R520

SH402
C761
R527

C436
SH52

C464
D510 C522

L54

C441
L414

U702

C516
U502

1
C807 R517

C447
R413 L407 R505

4
C60 R412 Q401

D403
R808 C806 R810

C511
C523

L404
U501
R842 R816

3
L502 C437
C738 C518 C513
J601

C810

C812
C517
U800
C809
R415 C435 D402 C527

F500
C438

M701
U801 R804

C213
R805 C246
C243

C501
R516
2
R795
UTXD2 Q801 R802 R208

C230
3
C90

C500
L204 L202

L501
C78

L72
MCU_DE

R801
L53

L42
L206 L73 L49
U802 C67

C82
C77
R210

2
DSP_DE

C247

6
R726
C816
4 3

R809

U3
KVL_USB_DETECT

T51

C76
SH51
R212 L69

3
4

R522 R513
4
6

R514
168_TP

U201
R820

D12

C75
6
A16

3
U1
9 7

C85
A1

C86

D5
Y200

T53
C248

C214

R60
SH500
L702

D501
3

4
3

R37
C802
C808

10
12
TRST
TMS

TDI

L57 C73 C72 C43


TCK
TDO
16out

R803 R216 C48 2 4

C51

C4
45

C813 C815 C811 R211 C89 R51 R523


R843C773

C715 C249

C74
R675

R515
C801

C502
C245 R207 C215 C88 C80 C55 TPOO R34 C44 C46 R33
C800

L205
47

C814

R773
R776
R778
R786

R759
R760

U705 VR510
E800

WAP_TP R206

C503
C658

C707

VR509

VR508
TPI
SH102
R748

4 3
Q706
R667

E102 L130
R768

C169
C255

C150
C254
C278
C292
R288 R287

6
6 R793 R794 R290 C269 C122
R666 C295 C130
R249

4
R791 C108
VR701

C675 MAKO_INT Q273 C141

D20
R286
L251
R777

L270
21

S502
C100

L128
L701 R248 Q253

L254
R775

Q705
R758

R749

TP_VG

3
C279
R757

D253 D252 16
R779

R763 9 L119

L132
1 D271 R269
R780 D274 C280 D254 C133
D251 U101
R756 C264

2
C256
Q251
C170

R108

2
C154

L176
R785 R711 D272 D273 L252
R764
R792

R784 L274 1

C251
C252
R771 C260
Q704

SH101

C192
R608

7
D170
L271 8 C135 C158
R765

C271
C253

C272
C282 L131

C259
C274 C103

C257
C713 C796 C273 R130
C868 C671
C655
J650

Q271
R669 VR678 C173 C171
VR651

R677

L134
C102

L253
C153
C680

C277
C275

C285
C156
VR659

R837 C109

C258

L139
L272

L255
C753

C174

SPI_D

L171
L273
R838 C754
R678

C151
C104 C159 L173
L651
VR652

C867 R671

C276
L114

L172
L652 C755 C187 C157 C172
C674 R670

C652

20 C160

R284
C672

C193
C177
C175
C161
C752

R256

R199
VR662
C110
R674

22
C673

SH251
VR657 TP_160
3

Figure 9.2-33. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMUE4003A/PMUE4004A/PMUE4005A/PMUE4006A/PMUE3661A/PMUE3660A/PMUE3663A/PMUE3664A Main Circuit Board Component Location Detail – Top
Side

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UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists 9.2-35

C550
R507

C509
R508 C507

VR504

VR503
2 2 2 2

RESET
4 4 VR505 4 4

VR506
VR502
S504 S505 S503 S506

R509
R649
g1 1 1 1 1
3 3 3 3

D600
C803 R510

C804

R840 R811
R806 C508 C505

C856
C855
E801 R839 C520

7
8
R807

CKO
C640

C840 R841

U603
TP_CS0 E802 TP36 C521
R829 C857

C525
8
U500
TSYNC VR501

R528
D511
T16

C514

C512
SSI_CK C510

R420
C526
R417

T1
TCLK

C480
C482

C440
C57 C506

14
C641

5
4
1

C481
D512 Q402

R521

R524

C442
R526

R520
R685

R414
R686
SSI_FS

C436
R684

D403
C464
C522

C441
R682

L54
C805 L414 R418 R525

C516
URTS1_XRXD FL51
R683 R527 D510 U502 R517

1
C447
D601 C60 L407 R505

4
Q401 R413

C511
R810

L404
U501
C807 R681

3
C761
L502 R412

U702
C518 C437 C523
J601

C513

C810
R842 R816 C517
C806

U800

R415 C435 D402 C527

F500

M701
U801 C438

C812
SH52 SH402
R808

C809
C738 C246
C243

R516
2
UTXD2 R802

C213
Q801 R208

C230
C90

R805
R804

C500

L501
L204 L202 C78

L72
R801

R795
MCU_DE L206 L73 L53

L42
L49 C67
U802

C247

C77
C82
DSP_DE

2
R210

C501
6
R726
R809
KVL_USB_DETECT C816 4 3

T51

D5
C76
L69

U3
R212

R513
3
4

R514
4
6
U201
R820

6
A16

168_TP

C86
9 7
TRST

A1

C85

C75
U1
Y200

T53

D12
TDO
TMS

C248
TCK

R60
C214
L702

D501
TDI

R522
3

4
3
C808

C4
10
C802

12
16out

L57 C73 C72 24


R803 R216

C51
6
C48

R37
45 C813 C815 C811 R211 C80 C89 R51 C43
C773

C249 R523
C715 R34

C74

R515
C801

C502
R675 C245 L205 R206 C88 C55 TPOO C44 C46 R33
g2
C814

C800

SH51
R786
R843
R778
R776
R773
R759

R760

U705 C215 VR510


R207
E800

WAP_TP

C503

VR508
TPI

VR509
R748

C707
Q706
R667

43
C658

R768

R666 E102

C150

C169
C269 C295

6
R290

C278
C292
R288 R287

C254
C255
6 R793 R794 C122 C130
R791 R249 L130
VR701

4
MAKO_INT Q273 C108 C141

D20
C675

R286
L270
L251

S502
C100

L128
R777

G1

L254
Q705 L701 R248

TP_VG
R779
R757
R758

R775

C279 D252

3
R749 16 9

L132
D271 R269 Q253 L119
R780 R763 D274 C280 D253 C133
D254 U101

2
Q251
C264

C256
R792

C154
R108
R711 D272

2
R785 R756 R764 D273 D251

L176
L274 1 C170

C192
C260

C251
C252
Q704

R771

D170

7
R608 L252 8 C135

C271
R765

C272
R784 L271 C282 L131

C259
C103 C158

C258 C257
C713 C253 R130
C671
C655

Q271
J650

C173 C171
R677

C796
VR651

VR678

L134
R669 C273

L253
C274 C102 C153

C285
C275
C868
C680

VR659

C109 C156

L139
L255
L272
C753

R837

L171
SPI_D
L273

L173
C754
R678

C151
C174

C277
R838 L651 C104 C159
VR652

C276
R671 L114

R256
C867 L652 C755 C187 C157 C172 L172
C673 C652
C674 R670

R284
20
C672

C160

C175

C177

C193
C161
C752

R199
VR662 C110
G2
R674

SH251 SH101 SH102


VR657 TP_160
3

SH500

Figure 9.2-34. PMLE2537G/ PMUE4003A/PMUE4004A/PMUE4005A/PMUE4006A/PMUE3661A/PMUE3660A/PMUE3663A/PMUE3664A Main Circuit Board Component Location Detail – Top Side

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9.2-36 UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

SSI_D R610
R622
4 C228 C229
R620 C615

C231
FL200
C465 C424 R815 C818 R814 C817 C621
C461

R613 R614
R621 C619

R705 R703
C478

L411
E406

C476
C227 R616 C617

C411
C412

4
C421

5
C405
S501 2

U811

Q703
L412 R213 U602 R617 C613
C732

C417

G8

G1
C232 Q701 C611

C425
C463 C226 R209 R611

C416
R436

8
H1 A1

L500
C730

L413

B500
3 5 C241 C242 C614 R672 R625

U803
R419 C428 C610

R408 C400
R626

2
13 C731 U804 R615 R656 R637 RTS1
1 C612

SH401
C430

C449
C473
C703 C629

C210
D201 D202

C448

C830 C620
C528 C727 R638

C422
C431 C219 R729
H6 A6 C630

A8

A1
D513

R38
R406
TP55 R639

VR500
C504 U401 C433 C725 C859 R701 R702 C631
R722 R640

R407
U601 C632

C206

C207
C429

C209
R641

C218
C217
USB_VPI CR800

C58

Q709
R797

L403
L201 C208 4 C633 CTS1

R812

C850
C472 C432 L203 Q700 R813 R642
37 R743 5 C634

C638
25 L55 8

D401
C434 C59 R673 R658 R643 C635

C244
K10
C234 C851 USB_TXENAB CR801

R499

K1
UTXD1_USB_VPO

C423
R519 R518 E402 C233 R740 C726 L708 R635 R654 GND
C529 AUX3_TP USB_VMI
C470 AB_CS USB_VMO D603

R718

R634
R636
C720
L710
C401 TP23
C475 U202

R717
C736
Q804

L703
8 C861

C865
R774

C863
C864
R215 C235 C729 Q698 VPP

C710
A D500 R204

A10
R633

LK_TP
R772

A1
L705
R205 R767 R781 C637 C866

SF_TP
C54

C79
M1 R24

TP208

C724

C717

C721

C718
R217

R201

L704
R202 C716 BUS

R62
R647 VR663

R35
R36

C757
C756

C760
TP52 C220 C236 C700 R710 C862
L12 M501 C719
L5

L63

C68
L71

C204
R63
C69
S500 C1 C2 C3 L31 R61 C202 R700 R644 C636 D662

R203
R796

TP209
R218
C20 C71 R32 C723 C759 BUSY

P14
C65
L61 C524 C221 C763

P1
C203 C237 R709 C737

C35
C734

Q29
C70

TP207
M2

L74
SH1

C84

D10
C64

C83

R790
D3

C607

16

R668
R214

1
L34 C200 C722 C758 C767

C41
U2

C222
VC_TP
C2 C61 C63 C9 C239 C201 R697

E140

VR658
C139

L200
B 4 2 C762 C768
C62

C3 C770 C653 C657


R13

C764 C790
C147 C706 C766

C712
R503
R504

C87 R14 C714 R844

C142

U701
C66 C240 C238
VR511

VR650
C769

Q702
L33 C33 C146 R798

C654
C858
VR512 VR513 TP_DAC3 SH201 R712 R704

C860
TP_VLIM TP_RSET C765 EXTMIC

C735
C148

R143
BSY_OUT_CTS

C145

C701

C656
C711
R783 C791 R799
R511

C551 BSY_IN_RTS

9
17

R289
TP_PRESCALAR_OUT

U103
R280
C178

EXTSP+
C179

C742
5 R153

C144
C176

R285
C289
C290
C291
D171
D172
3

L279
R142

R261 C263

U712
A14
R782

U102
C293
L120

A1
9
8

Y701
TP_146 C286

C143
4
Q501 R512 R149 C288 R745

L257
R155

R154

VR507 C294 L277


4

R270
R146
UCTS_USB_SPEED U713 R747 EXT_SP

C702
R169 C287 L278

L280
C149 C1

25
C709 4 3
SH103

C188 R714 C743 R744

Q272

C705

C704
R271 C261 C262

Q101
R171 R103 C708

C140
R746 C3A3

C186
R127

R262 R260
Y702

C771
Q252

R708
R279

R144
4 3

SH252
USB_D+
3

P4

C281 R272 R278


C112 SPI_CK L256 R257 2 R725 A3C3

R741
U714

C185
Q197 C1

L276
R160
R159

C265
R253

C728
4 3 R158

R742
R752 R750 R751 R753
R156

J101

L106
USB_D
C191
L121

R170

R252 C750
R168

L275
C131
R157 C189 Q200 C792

R125
C182
2

R266
D700

R162
E141

R104
5 R277 C266 C267 L258

C283
5 D173 R102

C111
2 R263 R265 C268 C751
C284
P5
R151 R150

Figure 9.2-35. PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMLE2537F/ PMUE4003A/PMUE4004A/PMUE4005A/PMUE4006A/PMUE3661A/PMUE3660A/PMUE3663A/PMUE3664A Main Circuit Board Component Location Detail – Bottom
Side

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UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists 9.2-37

R150 R151

C111
P5
C268 R265 R263 C284 2

E141

R162
R272 C283
C281
C751

R104
USB_D

R260 R262 R266

R125
C189 R157

C131

R168

R170
R277

L275
L258 C266 5
D700 R102

L106
R750
R741
R742

C267

2
C728
C792 C750 R252 C182 Q200 5

R159
R160
R753

C265
34 J101

L276
USB_D+
R708

C185

C191
L121
R751 R752

R156
R253 R158 D173

R278
U714 C1 Q197

R144
Q252
C771
C112

Q101
C3A3 R257 L256 SPI_CK

C186
R725 2 P4

C140
C704

C705

Q272

R155
3
EXT_SP R279

R154
Y702 C709 R127 3 4

TP_146
U713 A3C3 R746 R271

L280
C708 R171

C263 R261
C702

C262 R103

R270

L120
C188

25

C176
R744 C1 C743 3 4 R714 C261 L278 C287 R169

R146
L257
UCTS_USB_SPEED C149 D172

C143
BSY_IN_RTS
EXTSP+ R747 L277 VR507
Y701

U102
C294

C291
U712

R745 C286 C288 R149 R512

R285

L279

5
34
C290
C289

R153
A14
A1

C179
U103

C178
C742

R280 C293 C144

8
9
R782 R142

R289
D171

C711
C656

Q501
R511
C701

17
TP_PRESCALAR_OUT

C145
SH252

C858

R143

C148
R799 C791 R783 SH103 C551

C735
C860

C790 C764
C654

EXTMIC C765 C146


VR650

VR511
Q702
BSY_OUT_CTS
VR513

C142
VR512

TP_RSET
TP_DAC3
C769

TP_VLIM
R704 R712
U701

R798

R503

R504
C712
C33 L33

C62
C766 C706 R844 C238 C240 R14 C87 C66
C714
C147
VR658

C139
C770 VC_TP R13

E140
L200
C657 C653 C768

C222
C3 C9 C61 C2

U2
2 4 B

C35 C41
C767 C762 C201 C239 C63
R668

R697
TP207

C83
C84

C64
BUSY L34

16

Q29
C758 C722

L74
C203 R214 C200

D10
C607 R790
C757 P14

C65
C70 C71 M2
P1

C734

L5 D3
R203
D662 C763 R709 C237 C221 C524 L61
C759 C723 C20

C204

C69
R63
BUS R796 C202 M501 TP209 R32

L63
C68
C760

C756

C636 R644 C737 R700 C220 L31 C3 C2 C1 S500


R218 L71

R201
C718

C721

C717

C724

R35
L704

C719 TP52 R61 L12

R62
C862 R710 C700 C236

SF_TP
VR663 R647 R36

C79
C716 R202 R217 TP208
VPP C866 C637 R767 LK_TP R24 M1
L705 R781

A10
C710

R215 R205 SH1

A1
C863

C54
C864
C865

R633 R772
L703

D500
C736

R204 A
R717

AUX3_TP
C235
R718

R774 C729 8
R634

C861
R636

C720

U202
Q804
L710

TP23 C475
Q698 C401

C423
USB_VMO AB_CS C470
R654 R635 USB_VMI C434

R499
C244
GND C851 L708 C726 R740 C529 R518 R519

K10
C233

D401
K1
USB_TXENAB
C638

UTXD1_USB_VPO E402
D603
C850

R812

C635 R643 R743 C234 L55 C59 C472


R813 8 25
Q709

5 37

L403
C218
C217
C209
C634

C206
R642 R658 R673 L203

C207

C58
CR801 Q700 C432
C620 C830

CTS1

C448 R407
C633 CR800 USB_VPI 4 R797 L201

VR500
R641 C208 C429

R406
3
C632 U601 R722

D513
R640 R702 C859 C725

R38
U401

R408
C422
C631 R701 C504
A1

A8

TP55 C433

C210
R639 A6 H6

C449
C630 C703 R729 C219 C431
R638 R656 C727 D202 D201
U803

C629 C528 C473

C400
C430

B500
R637 R615 U804 1
RTS1 C612 C731 13
R626

L413
2
C428 R419

C416
L500
R625 R672 C614 3

C425
C610 C242 R209 C241 5
R703 R705

A1 H1 R436
G1

G8

8
R614 R613

C730 C463
Q703

R611 C232

U811

C421
C405
C611 Q701

C412
C411
C476
C226

C417
R213

E406
R617 U602 L412

C478
C613 C732

L411
2 S501

FL200
5
4

C617 R616 C227


C231

C619 R621 C461


C621 C817 R814 C818 R815 C424 C465
R620 4
C615 C229 C228 SH401
R622 SH201
R610 SSI_D

Figure 9.2-36. PMLE2537G/ PMUE4003A/PMUE4004A/PMUE4005A/PMUE4006A/PMUE3661A/PMUE3660A/PMUE3663A/PMUE3664A Main Circuit Board Component Location Detail – Bottom Side

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9.2-38 UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

PMLE2537A/ PMLE2537D/ PMUE4003A/ MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


PMUE4004A/PMUE4005A/PMUE4006A/ ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
PMUE3661A/PMUE3660A/PMUE3663A/ NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
PMUE3664A Main Circuit Board
C60 NOT PLACED – C83 2113944A09 CAP CER CHP 2.2PF 50V C135 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
Electrical Parts List +/- 0.25PF 50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-55DEG
C61 2113944A15 CAP CER CHP 3.9PF 50V
+/- 0.25PF C84 2113944A09 CAP CER CHP 2.2PF 50V C139 2313960M26 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
MOTOROLA +/- 0.25PF 10V-DC, SM,-55DEG CMIN,
ITEM PART DESCRIPTION C62 2113944A29 CAP CER CHP 22.0PF 50V 5%
NUMBER C85 2113944A07 CAP CER CHP 1.8PF 50V C140 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C63 2113944A15 CAP CER CHP 3.9PF 50V +/- 0.25PF 5%
B500 0986237A02 CONNECTOR (CONTACT +/- 0.25PF
BATTERY) C86 2113944A07 CAP CER CHP 1.8PF 50V C141 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C64 2113944A77 CAP,FXD,11PF,+5%,-5%, +/- 0.25PF 5%
C2 2113944A79 CAP,FXD,16PF,+5%,-5%, 50V-DC ,0402,C0G,-55DEG C
50V-DC, 0402,C0G,-55DEG C C87 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C142 2313960A76 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
C65 2113944A77 CAP,FXD,11PF,+5%,-5%, 5% 20V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN,
C3 NOT PLACED – 50V-DC, 0402,C0G,-55DEG C
C88 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C143 2113945A10 CAP CER CHP 1500PF 50V
C4 NOT PLACED – C66 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10% 10%
C9 2113944A79 CAP,FXD,16PF,+5%,-5%, C67 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V C89 2113946F03 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 6.3V 10% C144 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10%
50V-DC, 0402,C0G,-55DEG C 10%
C90 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C145 2113945B03 CAP,FXD,.015UF,+10%,-10%,
C20 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C68 NOT PLACED – 5% 25V-DC,0402,X7R,-55
5%
C69 2113944A23 CAP CER CHP 8.2PF 50V C100 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C146 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-
C33 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V +/- 0.5PF 5% 10%,50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-
5% 55DEG
C70 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C102 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C35 2113944A34 CAP CER CHP 56.0PF 50V 5% 5% 5% C147 2313960A76 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
20V-DC, SM,-55DEG CMIN,
C41 2113944A22 CAP CER CHP 7.5PF 50V C71 2113944A80 CAP,FXD,20PF,+5%,-5%,50V- C103 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
+/- 0.5PF DC, 0402,C0G,-55DEG C 10% C148 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5%
C43 2113944A79 CAP,FXD,16PF,+5%,-5%, C72 2113944A17 CAP CER CHP 4.7PF 50V C104 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
50V-DC,0402,C0G, -55DEG C +/- 0.25PF 5% C149 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
10%
C44 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C73 2113944A17 CAP CER CHP 4.7PF 50V C108 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
+/- 0.25PF 10% C150 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C46 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5%
5% C74 2113944A29 CAP CER CHP 22.0PF 50V 5% C109 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
10% C151 NOT PLACED –
C48 2113944A79 CAP,FXD,16PF,+5%,-5%, C75 2113944A77 CAP,FXD,11PF,+5%,-5%,
50V-DC, 0402,C0G,-55DEG C 50V-DC, 0402,C0G,-55DEG C C110 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C153 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
10% 5%
C51 2113944A23 CAP CER CHP 8.2PF 50V C76 2113944A77 CAP,FXD,11PF,+5%,-5%,
+/- 0.5PF 50V-DC ,0402,C0G,-55DEG C C111 NOT PLACED – C154 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
OHM
C54 2113944M01 CAP,FXD,2PF,.1PF+/-,50V-DC, C77 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C112 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
0603,C0G,-55DEG CM 10% 5% C156 2113944F60 CAP,FXD,56PF,+5%,-5%,
50V-DC, 0805,C0G,-55DEG C
C55 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C78 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C122 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
10% 5% 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C157 2116069H05 CHIP CAPACITOR-EPP PART
C57 2113944M12 CAP,FXD,5.6PF,.1PF+/-, C79 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C130 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C158 2113951A36 CAP NPO 12.0PF +/-5% 250V
50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG 5% 10% HI FREQ
C58 2113944M07 CAP,FXD,3.6PF,.1PF+/-, C80 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C131 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C159 NOT PLACED –
50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG 10% 10%
C160 2103689A47 SL240J HIGH - Q CAPACITOR,
C59 NOT PLACED – C82 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C133 2113944C39 CAP CER CHP 56.0PF 50V 5% UCNO
5%

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C161 NOT PLACED – C201 2185419D06 CAP CER SUPER L/D 0.1UF C231 2113945A01 CAP CER CHP 220PF 50V 10, C256 2113944M18 CAP,FXD,10PF,+2.5%,-2.5%,
50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55D
C169 NOT PLACED – C202 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%, C232 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55D C257 2113944M20 CAP,FXD,12PF,+2%,-2%,
C170 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C233 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG C
5% C203 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55D C234 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C258 2113944M17 CAP,FXD,9.1PF,.1PF+/-,
C171 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 5% 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG
5% C204 2109720D20 CAP CHIP LOW DIST 2000
SOV C235 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C259 2113944M35 CAP,FXD,51PF,+2%,-2%,
C172 2113951C12 CAP,FXD,1.2PF,.05PF+/-, 5% 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG C
250V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DE C206 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C236 2185419D06 CAP CER SUPER L/D 0.1UF C260 2113944A08 CAP CER CHP 2.0PF 50V
C173 2113944C13 CAP CER CHP 2.0PF 50V C207 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V +/- 0.25PF
+/- 0.25PF C237 2185419D06 CAP CER SUPER L/D 0.1UF
C208 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C261 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C174 2113944C15 CAP CER CHP 2.4PF 50V C238 2185419D06 CAP CER SUPER L/D 0.1UF
5%
+/- 0.25PF C209 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C239 2185419D06 CAP CER SUPER L/D 0.1UF
C262 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V
C175 2113944C70 CAP,FXD,5.1PF,.25PF+/-, C210 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10,+10,-10,16,
C240 2185419D06 CAP CER SUPER L/D 0.1UF 10%
50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG SM,-55MIN,125MAX,174,
C241 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C263 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C176 2113944C29 CAP CER CHP 9.1PF 50V C213 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
5% 5%
+/- 0.5PF
C214 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C242 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C264 2113944A19 CAP CER CHP 5.6PF 50V
C177 2113944C22 CAP CER CHP 4.7PF 50V 10%
5% +/- 0.5PF
+/- 0.25PF
C215 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C243 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C265 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C178 2113944A18 CAP CER CHP 5.1PF 50V 5%
5%
+/- 0.5PF C244 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V
C217 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
10% C266 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C179 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 5%
5%
5% C245 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C218 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
5% C267 2113944A81 CAP,FXD,24PF,+5%,-5%,
C182 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 50V-DC,0402,C0G,-55DEG C
C219 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10,+10,-10,16,SM,
5% C246 2113946N03 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V
-55MIN,125MAX,174,
C268 2113944A27 CAP CER CHP 15.0PF 50V 5%
C185 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C247 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V
C220 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
10% 10% C269 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V
10%
10%
C186 NOT PLACED – C248 NOT PLACED –
C221 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C271 2113944M15 CAP,FXD,7.5PF,.1PF+/-,
C187 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 5%
C249 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG
5% 10%
C222 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10,+10,-10,16,SM,
C272 2113944M15 CAP,FXD,7.5PF,.1PF+/-,
C188 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V -55MIN,125MAX,174,
C251 2113944M16 CAP,FXD,8.2PF,.1PF+/-, 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG
5% 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG
C226 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C273 2113944A14 CAP CER CHP 3.6PF 50V
C189 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-55DEG
C252 2113944M17 CAP,FXD,9.1PF,.1PF+/-, +/- 0.25PF
5% 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG
C227 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C274 2113944M14 CAP,FXD,6.8PF,.1PF+/-,
C191 NOT PLACED – 5%
C253 2113944A12 CAP CER CHP 3.0PF 50V 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG
C228 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, +/- 0.25PF
C192 2113944C21 CAP CER CHP 4.3PF 50V C275 2113944M20 CAP,FXD,12PF,+2%,-2%,
+/- 0.25PF 50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-55DEG
C254 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG C
C229 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, 10%
C193 NOT PLACED – C276 2113944M16 CAP,FXD,8.2PF,.1PF+/-,
50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-55DEG
C255 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG
C200 2113945A13 CAP CER CHP 4700PF 50V
C230 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 5%
10%

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C277 2113944M35 CAP,FXD,51PF,+2%,-2%, C401 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C442 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C506 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG C 10%
C405 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C507 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C278 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 5% C447 NOT PLACED – 10%
5%
C411 2113945A11 CAP CER CHP 2200PF 50V C448 2113945C25 CAP,FXD,.033UF,+10%,-10%, C508 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C279 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V 10% 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55D 10%
10%
C412 NOT PLACED – C449 2113944A23 CAP CER CHP 8.2PF 50V C509 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C280 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V +/- 0.5PF 10%
5% C416 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C461 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C510 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C281 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C417 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% 5% C463 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%, C511 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55D
C282 2113944A08 CAP CER CHP 2.0PF 50V C421 NOT PLACED – C512 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
+/- 0.25PF C464 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C422 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C513 2113955E37 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-10%,
C283 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V 10% C465 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 16V-DC,1210,X7R,-55DEG
10%
C423 2113944C41 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5% C470 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C514 2113955E37 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-10%,
C284 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 16V-DC,1210,X7R,-55DEG
C424 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C472 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
5%
5% C516 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C473 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C285 2113944A05 CAP CER CHP 1.5PF 50V
C425 2113945H69 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+5%,-5%, C517 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
+/- 0.25PF C475 NOT PLACED –
50V-DC, 1206,X7R,-55DEG C
C518 2313960B57 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-10%,
C286 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C476 2113944C89 CAP,FXD,200PF,+5%,-5%,
C428 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 6.3V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN
5% 50V-DC ,0603,C0G,-55DEG
10%
C520 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C287 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C478 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%,
C429 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 5%
5% 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55D
C430 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C521 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C288 2113944A21 CAP CER CHP 6.8PF 50V C480 2313960M26 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%, 10%
+/- 0.5PF C431 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN,
C522 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C289 2113944A24 CAP CER CHP 9.1PF 50V C432 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C481 2313960B30 CAP,FXD,4.7UF,+10%,-10%, 10%
+/- 0.5PF 10V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN
C433 2113944C33 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5% C523 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C290 2113944A22 CAP CER CHP 7.5PF 50V C482 2313960B30 CAP,FXD,4.7UF,+10%,-10%, 10%
+/- 0.5PF C434 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%, 10V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55D C524 2313960G32 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-10%,
C291 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C500 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, 35V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN
5% C435 2113944A34 CAP CER CHP 56.0PF 50V 5% 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DE
C525 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
C292 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V C436 2113944A34 CAP CER CHP 56.0PF 50V 5% C501 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DE
10% 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DE
C437 2113944C72 CAP,FXD,6.2PF,.25PF+/-,
C526 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
C293 2113944A22 CAP CER CHP 7.5PF 50V 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG C502 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DE
+/- 0.5PF 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DE
C438 2113944C79 CAP,FXD,16PF,+5%,-5%,
C527 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%,
C294 2113944A28 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5% 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG C C503 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DE
50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DE
C295 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C440 2113945G96 CAP,FXD,.33UF,+10%,-10%,
C528 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% 50V-DC,0805,X7R,-55DE C504 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 5%
5%
C400 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C441 2313960M26 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
C529 NOT PLACED –
5% 10V-DC, SM,-55DEG CMIN, C505 2113945G98 CAP,FXD,.47UF,+10%,-10%
,50V-DC,0805,X7R,-55DE

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C550 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C655 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C715 2314030F03 CAP,FXD,22UF,+10%,-10%, C750 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V
10% 5% 16V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN, 10%

C551 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C656 2113944A36 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5% C716 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10% C751 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V
10% 10%
C657 2113944A36 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5% C717 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C607 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C752 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C658 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C718 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10% 5%
C610 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% 5%
C719 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C753 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C611 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C671 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5% 5%
C720 2113946G01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V 10%
C612 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C672 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C754 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
5% C721 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C613 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C755 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C673 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5% C722 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C614 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C756 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C674 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10% C723 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
5%
C615 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5%
C675 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C724 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C757 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C617 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% 5%
C725 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 5%
C619 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C680 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5%
C726 2113944F07 CAP,CHIP,1000PF,+5%,-5%, C758 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C620 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C700 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V 50V-DC,0805,C0G,-55DE
C759 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG 10%
C727 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C760 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C621 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C701 2113944A19 CAP CER CHP 5.6PF 50V 5%
5%
+/- 0.5PF
C629 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C728 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C761 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C702 2113944A19 CAP CER CHP 5.6PF 50V 5%
C630 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% 5%
+/- 0.5PF
C729 2314030V05 CAP,FXD,47UF,+10%,-10%,
C631 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C762 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,5
C703 NOT PLACED – 16V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN,
0V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG
C632 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C730 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C704 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10% C763 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5%
C633 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% 5%
C705 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10%
C731 2113946G01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V 10%
C634 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C764 2113946B03 CAP CER CHP 0.068UF 10V 10
C706 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V
10% C732 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C635 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C765 2113946B03 CAP CER CHP 0.068UF 10V 10
5%
C636 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C707 NOT PLACED – C766 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C734 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C637 2113945L49 CAP,FXD,.01UF,+5%,-5%, C708 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5% 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C767 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-55DEG
C709 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5% C735 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C768 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C638 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C710 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V C736 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V C769 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG
10% 10%
C640 NOT PLACED – C770 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C711 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10% C737 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, 50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-55DEG
C641 NOT PLACED – 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG
C712 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C771 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C652 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C738 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-55DEG
C713 2314030F31 CAP,FXD,68UF,+10%,-10%,
5%
10V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN, C742 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10% C773 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C653 2113944A36 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5%
C714 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V C743 2113944A25 CAP CER CHP 10.0PF 50V C790 2113946A02 CAP CER CHP 0.022UF 16V
C654 2113944A36 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5% 10% +/- 0.5PF 10,

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C791 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C850 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% D173 4813978A26 DIODE ARRAY,DET,SOT-363/ E102 2480574F01 IND FERRITE CHIP 60OHM
SC-88,30V,.12W,2 0603
C792 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C851 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% D201 4815011H01 DIODE TRIPLE E140 2405688Z01 INDUCTOR FERRITE BEAD
C796 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% C855 NOT PLACED – D202 4815011H01 DIODE TRIPLE E141 2480640Z01 SURFACE MOUNT FERRITE
BEAD
C800 2113955D31 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%, C856 NOT PLACED – D251 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE
16V-DC,1206,X7R,-55DEG E402 2480640Z01 SURFACE MOUNT FERRITE
C857 NOT PLACED – D252 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE BEAD
CR800 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R
PB FREE C858 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V D253 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE E406 2414032B76 IDCTR,WW,4.7UH,5%,330MA,
10% 4OHM,CER,20 Q,60MH
C801 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V D254 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE
5% C859 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V E800 2480574F01 IND FERRITE CHIP 60OHM
10% D271 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE
0603
CR801 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R
C860 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V D272 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE
PB FREE E801 2480574F01 IND FERRITE CHIP 60OHM
10% 0603
D273 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE
C802 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55 C861 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V E802 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
D274 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE
10% OHM
C803 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V D401 4805656W87 DIODE,VCTR, @ 15V,1SV279,
5% C862 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V FL51 9185924B01 FILTER, 73.35 MHZ 3-POLE
SOD-523/SC-79
10% CRYST
C804 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% D402 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305
C863 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V FL200 9116848H01 FLTR SW CAP 3 POLE
C805 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,-10%, 10% D403 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 BUTTERW, W18
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55
C864 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V D500 4815155H01 RECTIFIER F500 6515076H01 FUSE CHIP SMT TR/1608FF
C806 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10% 3A
D501 4809118D02 LED BICOLOR
C807 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C865 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V LNJ115W8POMT J101 2880658Z08 CONNECTOR SMA
10%
C808 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V D510 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,1A,40V, J601 0916287H01 CONN VERT 45 PIN ZIF
C866 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V PB-FREE,NOTCOMPLETELY
C809 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,-10%, 10% J650 0916287H02 CONN 20 PIN ZIF
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55 D511 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM,
C867 NOT PLACED – SOT-23,200MA,30V,.2W,SHTK, L5 2460591C16 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC
C810 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 16.28
C868 NOT PLACED – D512 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,1A,40V,
C811 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V L12 2460591C16 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC
PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY
D3 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 16.28
C812 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
D513 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,1A,40V,
D5 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305 L31 2414017P13 IDCTR,CHIP,10NH,5%,300MA,
C813 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY
.46OHM,CER,9 Q,2.5GH
D10 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305
C814 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V D600 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM,
SOT-23, 200MA,30V,.2W, L33 2415429H36 CHIP INDUCTOR
D12 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305
C815 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V SHTK,
L34 2415429H36 CHIP INDUCTOR
D20 4813974A19 DIODE ARRAY,MXR,SM,
C816 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V SOT-323, 7V,.2W,SHTK,2,PB-F D603 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R
L42 2460591C16 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC
PB FREE
C817 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 16.28
D170 4802482J02 PIN DIODE SMD
D662 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R
C818 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V L49 2460591C16 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC
D171 4802482J02 PIN DIODE SMD PB FREE
16.28
C830 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V D172 4813978A26 DIODE ARRAY,DET,SOT-363/ D700 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM,
L53 2415429H43 CHIP INDUCTOR
SC-88,30V,.12W,2 SOT-23,200MA,30V,.2W,SHTK,
C840 2113946F03 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 6.3V 10%

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

L54 2414017K32 IDCTR,CHIP,560NH,5%,50MA, L172 2460591B80 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC L274 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M, L703 2464675H01 IDCTR,WW,560NH,5%,550MA
5OHM,CER,11Q,150MHZS 19.61 1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M
L704 2464675H01 IDCTR,WW,560NH,5%,550MA
L55 2414032D25 IDCTR,WW,620NH,5%,400MA, L173 2460591B80 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC L275 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M,
1.6OHM,CER,28Q,400MHZ 19.61 1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M L705 2464675H01 IDCTR,WW,560NH,5%,550MA

L57 2414017P12 IDCTR,CHIP,8.2NH,5%,300MA, L176 2460591D24 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC L276 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M, L708 2416307H01 IDCTR,WW,680NH,5%,0603
.39OHM,CER,9 Q,2.8G 19.71 1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M
L710 2416307H01 IDCTR,WW,680NH,5%,0603
L61 2415429H39 CHIP INDUCTOR L200 2414017Q47 IDCTR,FXD,1UH,10%,50MA L277 2414017H17 IDCTR,CHIP,27NH,5%,300MA,
M501 NOT PLACED –
,.45OHM,FERR,45 Q,75MHZ .45OHM,CER,12Q,1.1GH
L63 2414017P17 IDCTR,CHIP,22NH,5%,300MA,
M701 0985888K02 SKT RTC BTTY LEAP
.88OHM,CER,9 Q,1.8GH L201 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA, L278 2414017P18 IDCTR,CHIP,27NH,5%,300MA,
.65OHM,FERR,45Q,50MH 1.04OHM,CER,9 Q,1.5G P4 3905643V01 CONTACT ANT GRD
L69 2415429H38 CHIP INDUCTOR
L202 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA, L279 2414017P18 IDCTR,CHIP,27NH,5%,300MA, P5 3916333H02 GROUND CONTACT
L71 2414017P16 IDCTR,CHIP,18NH,5%,300MA, .65OHM,FERR,45Q,50MH 1.04OHM,CER,9 Q,1.5G
.76OHM,CER,9 Q,1.9GH Q29 4805585Q19 TRANSISTOR
L203 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA L280 2414017Q47 IDCTR,FXD,1UH,10%,50MA,
L72 2415429H38 CHIP INDUCTOR ,.65OHM,FERR,45Q,50MH .45OHM,FERR,45 Q,75MHZ Q101 4816698H03 MITSUBISHI RD09MUP2-T112
UHF RFPA
L73 2415429H47 CHIP INDUCTOR L204 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA, L403 2414032B75 IDCTR,WW,3.9UH,5%,340MA,
.65OHM,FERR,45Q,50MH 3.6OHM,CER,20Q,70MHZS Q197 4813973A13 XSTR,BIP GP SS,PNP,TO-236,
L74 2414017P17 IDCTR,CHIP,22NH,5%,300MA,
SOT-23,SMT,40V,.
.88OHM,CER,9 Q,1.8GH L205 2414017Q47 IDCTR,FXD,1UH,10%,50MA, L404 2414032B59 IDCTR,WW,330NH,5%,690MA,
.45OHM,FERR,45 Q,75MHZ 1.05OHM,CER,30Q,500MH Q200 4871674S01 XSTR,BIP GP SS
L106 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA,
2.8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ L206 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA, L407 2414032B76 IDCTR,WW,4.7UH,5%,330MA, Q251 4885061Y01 XSTR NPN 6V 30UA 12GHZ
.65OHM,FERR,45Q,50MH 4OHM,CER,20 Q,60MH PB-FREE
L114 2414032B56 IDCTR,WW,180NH,5%,750MA,
.77OHM,CER,25 Q,700MH L251 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M, L411 2466505A01 COIL INDUCTOR Q252 4885061Y01 XSTR NPN 6V 30UA 12GHZ
1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M PB-FREE
L119 2460591C35 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC L412 2466505A01 COIL INDUCTOR
18.08 L252 2415427H37 CHIP INDUCTOR Q253 4815055H01 TSTR DUAL NPN/PNP UMH 5
L413 2414032B59 IDCTR,WW,330NH,5%,690MA,
L120 2414017G09 IDCTR,CHIP,15NH,5%,300MA, L253 2415010H04 AIRWOUND COIL 1.05OHM,CER,30Q,500MH Q271 4885061Y01 XSTR NPN 6V 30UA 12GHZ
.45OHM,CER,8Q,SM PB-FREE
L254 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M, L414 2414017Q51 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,10%,30MA,
L121 NOT PLACED – 1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M .65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50M Q272 4885061Y01 XSTR NPN 6V 30UA 12GHZ
PB-FREE
L128 2414032D30 IDCTR,WW,1UH,5%,320MA, L255 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M, L500 2414017Q42 IDCTR,FXD,390NH,10%,
2.8OHM,CER,28 Q,340MHZ 1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M 200MA, .65OHM,FERR,25Q, Q273 4815055H01 TSTR DUAL NPN/PNP UMH 5
135
L130 2414017G09 IDCTR,CHIP,15NH,5%,300MA, L256 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M, Q401 4805585Q28 TRANSISTOR RF NPN 8GHZ
.45OHM,CER,8Q,SM 1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M L501 2414017Q51 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,10%,30MA, NOPB
.65OHM,FERR,45 Q,50M
L131 2414017G01 IDCTR,CHIP,3.3NH,300MA, L257 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M, Q402 4813973A04 XSTR,BIP GP SS,NPN,TA13,
.22OHM,CER,8Q,SM, 1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M L502 2489669V01 IDCTR,WW,100UH,5%,40MA, SM,SOT-23,SMT,30V,.22
10OHM,20 Q,10MHZ SRF,S
L132 NOT PLACED – L258 2415427H26 CHIP INDUCTOR Q501 4805921T28 XSTR, DUAL NOPB
L651 2414032F75 IDCTR,WW,270NH,2%,350MA,
L134 2414017G03 IDCTR,CHIP,4.7NH,300MA, L270 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M, Q698 4813973A81 XSTR,BIP GP SS,DIG,NPN
1OHM,CER,48 Q,650MHZ
.28OHM,CER,8 Q,SM,0603 1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M AND PNP,SOT-363,50V,.2
L652 2414032F75 IDCTR,WW,270NH,2%,350MA,
L139 2460591A29 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC 6.61 L271 2415427H37 CHIP INDUCTOR Q700 4813970A62 XSTR,FET GP PWR,MOSFET,
1OHM,CER,48 Q,650MHZ
P-CH,ENHN,CF,-20V,1.3W
L171 2460591B80 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC L272 2415010H03 AIRWOUND COIL L701 2486085A01 COIL, POWER INDUCTOR
19.61 Q701 4813973M07 XSTR,BIP GP SS,NPN,TO-236,
L273 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M, L702 2486085A01 COIL, POWER INDUCTOR SMT,40V,.225W,2
1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M

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9.2-44 UHF1 Schematics, Board Overlays, and Parts Lists

MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

Q702 5185956E76 IC,CONV,SM,SO16,0-30 R62 0613952Q81 CER CHIP RES 2200 OHM R158 NOT PLACED – R213 0613952Q95 CER CHIP RES 8200 OHM
VINPUT RANGE,6.5A,3.8V 5 0402 5 0402
R159 0613952Q25 CER CHIP RES 10.0 OHM
Q703 4813970A62 XSTR,FET GP PWR,MOSFET, R63 0613952Q69 CER CHIP RES 680 OHM 5 0402 R214 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM
P-CH,ENHN,CF,-20V,1.3W 5 0402 5 0402
R160 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
Q704 NOT PLACED – R102 0613952R05 CER CHIP RES 15K OHM 5% OHM R215 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0402
Q705 NOT PLACED – R162 NOT PLACED –
R103 0613952Q42 CER CHIP RES 51.0 OHM R216 0613952Q46 CER CHIP RES 75.0 OHM
Q706 NOT PLACED – 5 0402 R168 0613952Q56 CER CHIP RES 200 OHM (PMLE2537A) 5 0402
5 0402
Q709 4885061Y01 XSTR NPN 6V 30UA 12GHZ R104 0613952R06 CER CHIP RES 16K OHM 0613952K93 CER CHIP RES 91 OHM 5 0402
PB-FREE 5 0402 R169 0613952Q52 CER CHIP RES 130 OHM
(PMLE2537D)
5 0402
Q801 4813973A42 XSTR,BIP GP SS,NPN,SM, R108 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R217 0613952Q88 CER CHIP RES 4300 OHM
SC-59, SMT,50V,.23W, OHM R170 0613952Q56 CER CHIP RES 200 OHM
5 0402
5 0402
Q804 4813973A81 XSTR,BIP GP SS,DIG,NPN R125 0613952H47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM R218 0613952Q93 CER CHIP RES 6800 OHM
AND PNP,SOT-363,50V,.2 5 0603 R171 0613952Q52 CER CHIP RES 130 OHM
5 0402
5 0402
R13 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R127 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R248 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
0402 0402 R199 0613952H73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5%
OHM
0603
R14 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R130 0613952H53 CER CHIP RES 150 OHM 5% R249 NOT PLACED –
0402 0603 R201 0613952Q51 CER CHIP RES 120 OHM
5 0402 R252 0613952Q93 CER CHIP RES 6800 OHM
R24 0613952Q93 CER CHIP RES 6800 OHM R142 0613952R14 CER CHIP RES 36K OHM 5 0402
5 0402 5 0402 R202 0613952Q75 CER CHIP RES 1200 OHM
5 0402 R253 0613952Q96 CER CHIP RES 9100 OHM
R32 0613952Q70 CER CHIP RES 750 OHM R143 0613952Z64 RES,MF,39KOHM,1%,.0625W, 5 0402
5 0402 SM, 0402,200PPM/CEL,FO R203 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM
5 0402 R256 0613952Q51 CER CHIP RES 120 OHM
R33 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R144 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5% 5 0402
0402 0402 R204 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5%
0402 R257 0613952Q42 CER CHIP RES 51.0 OHM
R34 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R146 0613952H73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5% 5 0402
0402 0603 R205 0613952R15 CER CHIP RES 39K OHM 5%
0402 R260 0613952Q94 CER CHIP RES 7500 OHM
R35 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R149 0613952Q89 CER CHIP RES 4700 OHM 5 0402
OHM 5 0402 R206 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 R261 NOT PLACED –
R36 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R150 0613952H47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM
OHM 5 0603 R207 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM R262 0613952Q91 CER CHIP RES 5600 OHM
5 0402 5 0402
R37 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R151 0613952H47 CER CHIP RES 82.0 OHM
OHM 5 0603 R208 0613952R13 CER CHIP RES 33K OHM 5% R263 0613952Q58 CER CHIP RES 240 OHM
0402 5 0402
R38 0613958J74 CER CHIP RES 0.0 OHM JMP R153 NOT PLACED –
0805 R209 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R265 0613952Q41 CER CHIP RES 47.0 OHM
R154 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM OHM 5 0402
R51 0613952Q46 CER CHIP RES 75.0 OHM 5 0402
5 0402 R210 0613952R13 CER CHIP RES 33K OHM 5% R266 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R155 0613952Q76 CER CHIP RES 1300 OHM 0402 OHM
R60 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5% 5 0402
0402 R211 0613952Q80 CER CHIP RES 2000 OHM R269 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R156 NOT PLACED – 5 0402 OHM
R61 0613952Q81 CER CHIP RES 2200 OHM
5 0402 R157 NOT PLACED – R212 NOT PLACED –

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

R270 0613952Q95 CER CHIP RES 8200 OHM R415 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R516 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R620 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
5 0402 0402 0402 5 0402

R271 0613952Q93 CER CHIP RES 6800 OHM R417 0613952Q74 RES,MF,1.1KOHM,5%,.0625W, R517 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R621 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
5 0402 SM,0402,200PPM/CEL,P 0402 5 0402

R272 0613952Q53 CER CHIP RES 150 OHM R418 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R518 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R622 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
5 0402 OHM 0402 5 0402

R277 NOT PLACED – R419 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5% R519 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R625 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
0402 0402 5 0402
R278 0613952Q95 CER CHIP RES 8200 OHM
5 0402 R420 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5% R520 0613952R37 CER CHIP RES 330K OHM 5% R626 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
0402 0402 5 0402
R279 0613952Q88 CER CHIP RES 4300 OHM
5 0402 R436 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R521 NOT PLACED – R633 NOT PLACED –
OHM
R280 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM R522 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R634 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
5 0402 R499 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 OHM
0402
R284 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM R523 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R635 NOT PLACED –
5 0402 R503 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 0402
5 0402 R636 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R285 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM R524 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 0402
5 0402 R504 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM OHM
5 0402 R637 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM
R286 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R525 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 5 0402
OHM R505 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402
(PMLE2537A) 0402 R638 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM
R287 NOT PLACED – R526 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 5 0402
0613952Q93 CER CHIP RES 6.8K OHM 5% 0402
R288 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R639 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM
(PMLE2537D) 0402
OHM R527 NOT PLACED – 5 0402
R507 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
R289 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R528 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R640 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM
5 0402
OHM OHM 5 0402
R508 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
R290 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R608 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM R641 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM
5 0402
OHM 5 0402 5 0402
R509 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
R406 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R610 NOT PLACED – R642 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5
5 0402
0402 0402
R611 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
R510 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
R407 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 R643 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5
5 0402
0402 0402
R613 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM 5
R511 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R408 0613952H79 CER CHIP RES 1800 OHM 5% 0402 R644 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 5
0402
0603 0402
R614 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM 5
R512 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R412 0613952H55 CER CHIP RES 180 OHM 5% 0402 R647 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402
0603 0402
R615 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5%
R513 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R413 0613952H61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 0402 R649 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
0402
5 0603 0402
R616 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
R514 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R414 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 5 0402 R654 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402
0402 0402
R617 NOT PLACED –
R515 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

R656 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% R705 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R748 0613952R41 CER CHIP RES 470K OHM 5% R777 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 0402 0402 0402

R658 0613952P18 CER CHIP RES 150K OHM R708 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5% R749 0613952R41 CER CHIP RES 470K OHM 5% R778 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
1 0402 0402 0402 0402

R666 0613952Q42 CER CHIP RES 51.0 OHM 5% R709 0613952H17 CER CHIP RES 4.7OHM 5% R750 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM R779 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
0402 5 0402 0402
R710 0688044N04 RES,METAL STRIP, 0.1
R667 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM OHM,1%,0.125W,SMD,0805,7 R751 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM R780 0613952Q89 CER CHIP RES 4700 OHM
5 0402 5 0402 5 0402
R711 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R668 0613952Q45 CER CHIP RES 68.0 OHM OHM R752 0613952Q81 CER CHIP RES 2200 OHM R781 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
5 0402 5 0402 0402
R712 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5
R669 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 0402 R753 0613952Q81 CER CHIP RES 2200 OHM R782 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
5 0402 5 0402 0402
R714 0688044N04 RES,METAL STRIP, 0.1
R670 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM OHM,1%, 0.125W,SMD,0805,7 R756 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R783 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
5 0402 OHM 0402
R717 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R671 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM OHM R757 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM R784 NOT PLACED –
5 0402 5 0402
R718 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R785 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
R672 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% OHM R758 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5% 5 0402
0402 0402
R722 0613952R08 CER CHIP RES 20K OHM 5 R786 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R673 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 R759 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402
0402 0402
R725 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R790 0613952R19 CER CHIP RES 56K OHM 5%
R674 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM OHM R760 0613952Q93 CER CHIP RES 6800 OHM 0402
5 0402 5 0402
R726 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R791 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R675 0613952Q67 CER CHIP RES 560 OHM OHM R763 NOT PLACED – OHM
5 0402
R729 0613952R13 CER CHIP RES 33K OHM 5% R764 NOT PLACED – R792 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R677 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% 0402 OHM
0402 R765 NOT PLACED –
R740 0613952Q63 CER CHIP RES 390 OHM 5 R793 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R678 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 0402 R767 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 OHM
5 0402 OHM
R741 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R794 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R697 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 0402 R768 NOT PLACED – OHM
5 0402
R742 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R771 NOT PLACED – R795 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5%
R700 0613952Q80 CER CHIP RES 2000 OHM 0402 0402
R772 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
5 0402
R743 NOT PLACED – 5 0402 R796 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050
R701 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% OHM
R744 NOT PLACED – R773 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
0402
5 0402 R797 0613952Q41 CER CHIP RES 47.0 OHM
R702 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 R745 0613952R56 CER CHIP RES 2.0M OHM 5 5 0402
0402 R774 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
OHM
5 0402 R798 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5
R703 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% R746 0613952R56 CER CHIP RES 2.0M OHM 5 0402
0402 R775 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM
0402
5 0402 R799 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5%
R704 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM 5 R747 0613952Q73 CER CHIP RES 1000 OHM 0402
5 0402 R776 NOT PLACED –
0402

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

R801 NOT PLACED – R840 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM 5 SH500 NOT PLACED – U800 5185941F04 IC, PATRIOT BRAVO, 1.2.2,
0402 256BGA, PB-FREE
R802 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM T51 2515121H01 BALUN, TRANSFORMER W18
5 0402 R841 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% COMP U801 5114000B39 IC,BFR,1PER PKG,SM,
0402 SOT-353, PB-FREE
R803 0613952Q49 CER CHIP RES 100 OHM T53 2516320H01 XFMR SMALL SIGNAL
5 0402 R842 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% SURFACE MT U802 5114000B39 IC,BFR,1PER PKG,SM,
0402 SOT-353, PB-FREE
R804 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM U1 5164015H81 IC,MXR,DBL BAL GILBERT,
5 0402 R843 0613952R41 CER CHIP RES 470K OHM 5% CELL, SM U803 5185956E69 IC,DRAM,64MB,60NS,IC 1.8V
0402 64
R805 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% U2 5185941F45 ATTEN,VAR,14.4DBMIN,15.6D
0402 R844 0613952Q61 CER CHIP RES 330 OHM 5 BMAX,0-2000 MHZFREQ, U804 5185941F03 IC,SRAM,8M,512KX16,70NS,S
0402 M,FBGA48,1.95V
R806 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM U3 5116349H01 DUAL INVERTER IC
5 0402 SH1 2686707Z02 SHIELD, SM U811 5185941F40 IC, 12 BIT DAC
SLDRD,CRS,PLTD U101 5115678H01 VHF/UHF/800/900 MHZ
R807 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% LDMOS DRIVER IC VR500 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
0402 S500 4085131E03 SWITCH FREQ DUAL FUNC- SMD, W18 COMPLIANT
TION U102 5185765B26 IC PWR CTRL IN MOS20
R808 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 VR501 4813977M19 DIODE,ZEN,MBZ5240,SM,SOT
OHM S501 1880619Z06 POTENTIOMETER, VOLUME U103 5115022H01 IC TEMPERATURE SENSOR -23, 10V,10MA,.225W,ZE

R809 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% S502 4016618H01 SWITCH SURFACE MOUNT U201 5116411H01 IC,OP AMP, VR502 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
0402 SMD, W18 COMPLIANT
S503 4070354A01 LIGHT TOUCH SWITCH-SMD U202 5116245H01 CC LVFRACN
R810 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% VR503 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
S504 4070354A01 LIGHT TOUCH SWITCH-SMD U401 5185963A85 IC-ABACUS III-LP
0402 SMD, W18 COMPLIANT
S505 4070354A01 LIGHT TOUCH SWITCH-SMD U500 5188493T01 IC,VREG/SWG,LP2989,SM,IC
R811 0613952Q66 CER CHIP RES 510 OHM VR504 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
MINI SO-8 HI PRCN RE
5 0402 SMD, W18 COMPLIANT
S506 4070354A01 LIGHT TOUCH SWITCH-SMD
U501 5185941F35 IC, VREG, NOPB
R812 0613952R25 CER CHIP RES 100K OHM 5% VR505 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
SH51 2686700Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS,
0402 U502 5185941F35 IC, VREG, NOPB SMD, W18 COMPLIANT
PLTD
R813 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 U601 5185941F22 IC,OPAMP,SGL,OPA237,SOT2 VR506 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
SH52 2686699Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS,
OHM 3, NOPB SMD, W18 COMPLIANT
PLTD
R814 NOT PLACED – U602 5185941F22 IC,OPAMP,SGL,OPA237,SOT2 VR507 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323,
SH101 2686702Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS,
3, NOPB SMD, W18 COMPLIANT
R815 0613952R66 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 PLTD
OHM U701 5185143E77 IC, MAKO ASIC, CMOS PWR VR508 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOT COMPLETELY
SH102 2686701Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS,
MGMT ENRICHED
R816 0613952R17 CER CHIP RES 47K OHM 5% PLTD
0402 U702 5185941F22 IC,OPAMP,SGL,OPA237,SOT2 VR509 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOT COMPLETELY
SH103 2686708Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS,
3, NOPB ENRICHED
R820 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% PLTD
0402 U705 5114000B39 IC,BFR,1PER PKG,SM, VR510 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOT COMPLETELY
SH201 2686705Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS,
SOT-353, PB-FREE ENRICHED
R829 NOT PLACED – PLTD
U712 5188691V01 IC,MUX/ VR511 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOT COMPLETELY
R837 0613952Q37 CER CHIP RES 33.0 OHM SH251 2616554H01 SHLD VCO TOP
DEMUX,NC7SB3157P6X, ENRICHED
5 0402
SH252 2616559H01 SHLD PCIC SM,SC70-6,1PER PKG
VR512 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOT COMPLETELY
R838 0613952Q37 CER CHIP RES 33.0 OHM ENRICHED
SH401 2686706Z02 SHIELD, SM SLDRD,CRS, U713 5115453H01 RAIL TO RAIL OUTPUT, 8 PIN
5 0402
PLTD BGA
VR513 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOT COMPLETELY
R839 0613952R01 CER CHIP RES 10K OHM 5% ENRICHED
SH402 2686698Z02 SHIELD, SM U714 5115453H01 RAIL TO RAIL OUTPUT, 8 PIN
0402
SLDRD,CRS,PLTD BGA

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k=103
MOTOROLA M=106 MOTOROLA MOTOROLA
ITEM PART DESCRIPTION 4. ITEM refers to the component reference designator. SIDE refers to the ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
location of the component on the board; S1=Side 1, S2=Side 2.
NUMBER 5. The PMLE2537A RF Board uses a 6-layer printed circuit board.
NUMBER NUMBER

VR650 4813979P12 DIODE ARRAY,TRANSIENT C55 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C78 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
PROTECTION,SM,SOT-457,1 10% 5%

VR651 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOT COMPLETELY C57 2113944M12 CAP,FXD,5.6PF,.1PF+/-, C79 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
ENRICHED INNER LAYERS 50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55DEG 5%

VR652 4813977A43 PB-FREE, NOT COMPLETELY C58 2113944M07 CAP,FXD,3.6PF,.1PF+/-, C80 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
ENRICHED 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG 10%

VR657 4809788E21 DIODE, ZENER, SOD-323, C59 NOT PLACED – C82 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
SMD, W18 COMPLIANT PMLE2537F Main Circuit Board 5%
C60 NOT PLACED –
Electrical Parts List
VR658 4813977C23 DIODE,ZEN,MMSZ5243,SM, C83 2113944A09 CAP CER CHP 2.2PF 50V
SOD-123,13V,10MA,.5W,ZE C61 2113944A15 CAP CER CHP 3.9PF 50V +/- 0.25PF
+/- 0.25PF
MOTOROLA
VR659 4813979P10 DIODE ARRAY,TRANSIENT C84 2113944A09 CAP CER CHP 2.2PF 50V
ITEM PART DESCRIPTION C62 2113944A29 CAP CER CHP 22.0PF 50V 5%
PROTECTION,SM,SOT-457,5 +/- 0.25PF
NUMBER
VR662 4813979P10 DIODE ARRAY,TRANSIENT C63 2113944A15 CAP CER CHP 3.9PF 50V C85 2113944A07 CAP CER CHP 1.8PF 50V
PROTECTION,SM,SOT-457,5 B500 0986237A02 CONNECTOR (CONTACT +/- 0.25PF +/- 0.25PF
BATTERY)
VR663 4813977M18 DIODE,ZEN,MBZ5239,SM, C64 2113944A77 CAP,FXD,11PF,+5%,-5%, C86 2113944A07 CAP CER CHP 1.8PF 50V
SOT-23, 9.1V,10MA,.225W,Z C2 2113944A79 CAP,FXD,16PF,+5%,-5%, 50V-DC ,0402,C0G,-55DEG C +/- 0.25PF
50V-DC, 0402,C0G,-55DEG C
VR678 4866544A01 DIODE ARRAY,ZEN,SR05. C65 2113944A77 CAP,FXD,11PF,+5%,-5%, C87 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
TCT,SM,5V,5,LOW CAPA C3 NOT PLACED – 50V-DC, 0402,C0G,-55DEG C 5%

VR701 4813977M11 DIODE,ZEN,MBZ5232,SM, C4 NOT PLACED – C66 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C88 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
SOT-23, 5.6V,10MA,.225W,Z C9 2113944A79 CAP,FXD,16PF,+5%,-5%, 10%
C67 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V
Y200 4802245J68 OSC, REF 16.8 MHZ 1.5 PPM 50V-DC, 0402,C0G,-55DEG C 10% C89 2113946F03 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 6.3V 10%

Y701 4809995L05 XTAL QUARTZ 32.768KHZ C20 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C68 NOT PLACED – C90 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
CC4V-T1 5% 5%
C69 2113944A23 CAP CER CHP 8.2PF 50V
Y702 4864005H01 RESONATOR, CRYSTAL C33 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V +/- 0.5PF C100 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
24.576 MHZ 5% 5%
C70 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
6003710K08 BATT COIN 3.3V LIION C35 2113944A34 CAP CER CHP 56.0PF 50V 5% 5% C102 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C41 2113944A22 CAP CER CHP 7.5PF 50V 5%
1085674C03 PASTE/NC-SMQ230 C71 2113944A80 CAP,FXD,20PF,+5%,-5%,50V-
+/- 0.5PF DC, 0402,C0G,-55DEG C C103 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
PMLN4624A PEELABLE LABEL KIT 10%
C43 2113944A79 CAP,FXD,16PF,+5%,-5%, C72 2113944A17 CAP CER CHP 4.7PF 50V
4285633D01 RETAINING CLIP 50V-DC,0402,C0G, -55DEG C +/- 0.25PF C104 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C44 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 5%
PCB 8416617H02 BOARD, PC, UHF BAND 1 C73 2113944A17 CAP CER CHP 4.7PF 50V
(MAKO) +/- 0.25PF C108 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C46 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% 10%
C74 2113944A29 CAP CER CHP 22.0PF 50V 5%
Notes: C48 2113944A79 CAP,FXD,16PF,+5%,-5%, C109 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C75 2113944A77 CAP,FXD,11PF,+5%,-5%,
50V-DC, 0402,C0G,-55DEG C 10%
1. For optimum performance, order replacement diodes, transistors, and circuit 50V-DC, 0402,C0G,-55DEG C
modules by Motorola part number only.
2. When ordering crystals, specify carrier frequency, crystal frequency, crystal C51 2113944A23 CAP CER CHP 8.2PF 50V C110 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C76 2113944A77 CAP,FXD,11PF,+5%,-5%,
type number, and Motorola part number.
+/- 0.5PF 10%
3. Part value notations: 50V-DC ,0402,C0G,-55DEG C
p=10-12 C111 NOT PLACED –
n=10-9
C54 2113944M01 CAP,FXD,2PF,.1PF+/-,50V-DC, C77 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
µ=10-6 0603,C0G,-55DEG CM 10%
m=10-3

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C112 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C154 0613952G67 CER CHIP RES 0.0 +/-0.050 C188 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C222 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10,+10,-10,16,SM,
5% OHM 5% -55MIN,125MAX,174,

C122 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C156 2113944F60 CAP,FXD,56PF,+5%,-5%, C189 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C226 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG 50V-DC, 0805,C0G,-55DEG C 5% 50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-55DEG

C130 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C157 2113951A44 CAP NPO 33.0PF +/-5% 250V C191 NOT PLACED – C227 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
10% 5%
C158 2113951A36 CAP NPO 12.0PF +/-5% 250V C192 2113944C21 CAP CER CHP 4.3PF 50V
C131 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V HI FREQ +/- 0.25PF C228 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
10% 50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-55DEG
C159 NOT PLACED – C193 NOT PLACED –
C133 2113944C39 CAP CER CHP 56.0PF 50V 5% C229 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
C160 2113951A41 CAP NPO 24.0PF +/-5% 250V C200 2113945A13 CAP CER CHP 4700PF 50V 50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-55DEG
C135 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, HI FREQ 10%
50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-55DEG C230 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C161 NOT PLACED – C201 2185419D06 CAP CER SUPER L/D 0.1UF
C139 2313960M26 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%, C231 2113945A01 CAP CER CHP 220PF 50V 10,
10V-DC, SM,-55DEG CMIN, C169 NOT PLACED – C202 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55D C232 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C140 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C170 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% 5% C203 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%, C233 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55D
C141 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C171 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C234 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% 5% C204 2109720D20 CAP CHIP LOW DIST 2000 5%
SOV
C142 2313960A76 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%, C172 2113951C12 CAP,FXD,1.2PF,.05PF+/-, C235 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
20V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN, 250V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DE C206 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 5%

C143 2113945A10 CAP CER CHP 1500PF 50V C173 2113944C13 CAP CER CHP 2.0PF 50V C207 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C236 2185419D06 CAP CER SUPER L/D 0.1UF
10% +/- 0.25PF
C208 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C237 2185419D06 CAP CER SUPER L/D 0.1UF
C144 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10% C174 2113944C15 CAP CER CHP 2.4PF 50V
+/- 0.25PF C209 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C238 2185419D06 CAP CER SUPER L/D 0.1UF
C145 2113945B03 CAP,FXD,.015UF,+10%,-10%,
C175 2113944C70 CAP,FXD,5.1PF,.25PF+/-, C210 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10,+10,-10,16, C239 2185419D06 CAP CER SUPER L/D 0.1UF
25V-DC,0402,X7R,-55
50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG SM,-55MIN,125MAX,174,
C240 2185419D06 CAP CER SUPER L/D 0.1UF
C146 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-
C176 2113944C29 CAP CER CHP 9.1PF 50V C213 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
10%,50V-DC, 0603,X7R,- C241 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
55DEG +/- 0.5PF
C214 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 5%
C177 2113944C22 CAP CER CHP 4.7PF 50V 10%
C147 2313960A76 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%, C242 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
20V-DC, SM,-55DEG CMIN, +/- 0.25PF
C215 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 5%
C178 2113944A18 CAP CER CHP 5.1PF 50V 5%
C148 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C243 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
5% +/- 0.5PF
C217 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% C244 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V
C149 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C179 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
10%
10% 5%
C218 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C245 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C150 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C182 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C219 2313960D07 CAP,FXD,10,+10,-10,16,SM, 5%
5% 5%
-55MIN,125MAX,174,
C246 2113946N03 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V
C151 NOT PLACED – C185 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C220 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
10% C247 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V
10%
C153 2113944C45 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 10%
5% C186 NOT PLACED –
C221 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% C248 NOT PLACED –
C187 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5%

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ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C249 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V C271 2113944M15 CAP,FXD,7.5PF,.1PF+/-, C291 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C435 2113944A34 CAP CER CHP 56.0PF 50V 5%
10% 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG 5%
C436 2113944A34 CAP CER CHP 56.0PF 50V 5%
C251 2113944M16 CAP,FXD,8.2PF,.1PF+/-, C272 2113944M15 CAP,FXD,7.5PF,.1PF+/-, C292 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V
50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG 10% C437 2113944C72 CAP,FXD,6.2PF,.25PF+/-,
50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG
C252 2113944M17 CAP,FXD,9.1PF,.1PF+/-, C273 2113944A14 CAP CER CHP 3.6PF 50V C293 2113944A22 CAP CER CHP 7.5PF 50V
50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG +/- 0.25PF +/- 0.5PF C438 2113944C79 CAP,FXD,16PF,+5%,-5%,
50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG C
C253 2113944A12 CAP CER CHP 3.0PF 50V C274 2113944M14 CAP,FXD,6.8PF,.1PF+/-, C294 2113944A28 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5%
+/- 0.25PF 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG C440 2113945G96 CAP,FXD,.33UF,+10%,-10%,
C295 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 50V-DC,0805,X7R,-55DE
C254 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V C275 2113944M20 CAP,FXD,12PF,+2%,-2%, 5%
10% 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG C C441 2313960M26 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
C400 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 10V-DC, SM,-55DEG CMIN,
C255 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C276 2113944M16 CAP,FXD,8.2PF,.1PF+/-, 5%
5% 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG C442 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C401 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10%
C256 2113944M18 CAP,FXD,10PF,+2.5%,-2.5%, C277 2113944M35 CAP,FXD,51PF,+2%,-2%,
50V-DC,0603,C0G,-55D 50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG C C405 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C447 NOT PLACED –
5%
C257 2113944M20 CAP,FXD,12PF,+2%,-2%, C278 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C448 2113945C25 CAP,FXD,.033UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG C 5% C411 2113945A11 CAP CER CHP 2200PF 50V 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55D
10%
C258 2113944M17 CAP,FXD,9.1PF,.1PF+/-, C279 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V C449 2113944A23 CAP CER CHP 8.2PF 50V
50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG 10% C412 NOT PLACED – +/- 0.5PF

C259 2113944M35 CAP,FXD,51PF,+2%,-2%, C280 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C416 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C461 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
50V-DC, 0603,C0G,-55DEG C 5%
C417 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C463 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%,
C260 2113944A08 CAP CER CHP 2.0PF 50V C281 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 5% 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55D
+/- 0.25PF 5%
C421 NOT PLACED – C464 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C261 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C282 2113944A08 CAP CER CHP 2.0PF 50V
C422 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C465 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
5% +/- 0.25PF
10%
C470 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C262 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V C283 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V
C423 2113944C41 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5%
10% 10% C472 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C424 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C263 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C284 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C473 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
5%
5% 5%
C425 2113945H69 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+5%,-5%, C475 NOT PLACED –
C264 2113944A19 CAP CER CHP 5.6PF 50V C285 2113944A05 CAP CER CHP 1.5PF 50V
50V-DC, 1206,X7R,-55DEG C
+/- 0.5PF +/- 0.25PF C476 2113944C89 CAP,FXD,200PF,+5%,-5%,
C428 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V 50V-DC ,0603,C0G,-55DEG
C265 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C286 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
10%
5% 5% C478 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%,
C429 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55D
C266 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C287 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% 5% C430 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C480 2313960M26 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
10V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN,
C267 2113944A81 CAP,FXD,24PF,+5%,-5%, C288 2113944A21 CAP CER CHP 6.8PF 50V C431 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
50V-DC,0402,C0G,-55DEG C +/- 0.5PF C481 2313960B30 CAP,FXD,4.7UF,+10%,-10%,
C432 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN
C268 2113944A27 CAP CER CHP 15.0PF 50V 5% C289 2113944A24 CAP CER CHP 9.1PF 50V
+/- 0.5PF C433 2113944C33 CAP CER CHP 18.0PF 50V 5% C482 2313960B30 CAP,FXD,4.7UF,+10%,-10%,
C269 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V 10V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN
10% C290 2113944A22 CAP CER CHP 7.5PF 50V C434 2113945C27 CAP,FXD,.047UF,+10%,-10%,
+/- 0.5PF 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55D

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C500 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C524 2313960G32 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-10%, C637 2113945L49 CAP,FXD,.01UF,+5%,-5%, C708 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5%
50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DE 35V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN 50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-55DEG
C709 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5%
C501 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C525 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C638 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,
50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DE 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DE 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG C710 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V
10%
C502 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C526 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C640 NOT PLACED –
50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DE 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DE C711 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10%
C641 NOT PLACED –
C503 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C527 2113945A58 CAP,FXD,910PF,+10%,-10%, C712 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DE 50V-DC,0402,X7R,-55DE C652 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% C713 2314030F31 CAP,FXD,68UF,+10%,-10%,
C504 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C528 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V 10V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN,
5% 5% C653 2113944A36 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5%
C714 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V
C505 2113945G98 CAP,FXD,.47UF,+10%,-10% C529 NOT PLACED – C654 2113944A36 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5% 10%
,50V-DC,0805,X7R,-55DE
C550 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C655 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C715 2314030F03 CAP,FXD,22UF,+10%,-10%,
C506 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 10% 5% 16V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN,

C507 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C551 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C656 2113944A36 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5% C716 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10%
10% 10%
C657 2113944A36 CAP CER CHP 68.0PF 50V 5% C717 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C508 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C607 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C658 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C718 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10%
10%
C610 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% 5%
C719 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C509 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C611 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C671 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5%
10% C720 2113946G01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V 10%
C612 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C672 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C510 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C721 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
5%
C511 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C613 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5%
C673 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5% C722 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C512 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C614 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C674 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10% C723 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C513 2113955E37 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-10%, C615 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5%
C675 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C724 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
16V-DC,1210,X7R,-55DEG
C617 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% 5%
C725 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C514 2113955E37 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-10%,
C619 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C680 2113944A31 CAP CER CHP 33.0PF 50V 5%
16V-DC,1210,X7R,-55DEG C726 2113944F07 CAP,CHIP,1000PF,+5%,-5%,
C620 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C700 2113946B04 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 10V 50V-DC,0805,C0G,-55DE
C516 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG 10%
C727 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C517 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 5%
C621 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C701 2113944A19 CAP CER CHP 5.6PF 50V
C518 2313960B57 CAP,FXD,10UF,+10%,-10%, +/- 0.5PF
C629 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C728 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
6.3V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN 5%
C702 2113944A19 CAP CER CHP 5.6PF 50V
C630 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% +/- 0.5PF
C520 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C729 2314030V05 CAP,FXD,47UF,+10%,-10%,
5% C631 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% 16V-DC,SM,-55DEG CMIN,
C703 NOT PLACED –
C521 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C632 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C730 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C704 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10%
10% 5%
C633 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C705 2113946F01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 6.3V 10%
C522 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C731 2113946G01 CAP CER CHP 2.2UF 16V 10%
10% C634 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% C706 2113945A09 CAP CER CHP 1000PF 50V
10% C732 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C523 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V C635 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5% 5%
10% C707 NOT PLACED –
C636 2113944A32 CAP CER CHP 39.0PF 50V 5%

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

C734 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C766 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C815 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V D3 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG
C767 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C816 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V D5 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305
C735 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10%
C768 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C817 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V D10 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305
C736 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V
10% C769 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10% C818 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V D12 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305

C737 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C770 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, C830 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V D20 4813974A19 DIODE ARRAY,MXR,SM,
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG 50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-55DEG SOT-323, 7V,.2W,SHTK,2,PB-F
C840 2113946F03 CAP CER CHP 4.7UF 6.3V 10%
C738 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C771 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%, D170 4802482J02 PIN DIODE SMD
50V-DC, 0603,X7R,-55DEG C850 2113945A03 CAP CER CHP 330PF 50V 10%
C742 2113945A05 CAP CER CHP 470PF 50V 10% D171 4802482J02 PIN DIODE SMD
C773 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C851 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C743 2113944A25 CAP CER CHP 10.0PF 50V 5% D172 4813978A26 DIODE ARRAY,DET,SOT-363/
+/- 0.5PF C790 2113946A02 CAP CER CHP 0.022UF 16V SC-88,30V,.12W,2
10, C855 NOT PLACED –
C750 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V D173 4813978A26 DIODE ARRAY,DET,SOT-363/
C791 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C856 NOT PLACED – SC-88,30V,.12W,2
10%
C792 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C857 NOT PLACED – D201 4815011H01 DIODE TRIPLE
C751 2113946J03 CAP CER CHP 10.0UF 16V
10% C858 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C796 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V D202 4815011H01 DIODE TRIPLE
5% 10%
C752 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
D251 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE
5% C859 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C800 2113955D31 CAP,FXD,1UF,+10%,-10%,
16V-DC,1206,X7R,-55DEG 10% D252 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE
C753 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% C860 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V D253 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE
C801 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
5% 10%
C754 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% D254 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE
C802 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,-10%, C861 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
C755 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% D271 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55 10%
C756 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V D272 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE
C803 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C862 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
5%
5% 10%
D273 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE
C757 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V
C804 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C863 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
5% D274 4815002H01 VARACTOR DIODE
10%
C758 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C805 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,-10%, D401 4805656W87 DIODE,VCTR, @ 15V,1SV279,
50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55 C864 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
SOD-523/SC-79
C759 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% 10%
C806 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V D402 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305
C760 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C865 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V
5% C807 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V 10% D403 4815096H01 VARACTOR DIODE 1SV305

C761 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V C808 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V C866 2113945B02 CAP CER CHP 10,000PF 25V D500 4815155H01 RECTIFIER
5% 10%
C809 2113945C20 CAP,FXD,.016UF,+10%,-10%, D501 4809118D02 LED BICOLOR
C762 2113945C31 CAP,FXD,.1UF,+10%,-10%,5 50V-DC,0603,X7R,-55 C867 NOT PLACED – LNJ115W8POMT
0V-DC,0603,X7R,-55DEG
C810 2113946E02 CAP CER CHP 1.0UF 16V 10% C868 NOT PLACED – D510 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,1A,40V,
C763 2113944A40 CAP CER CHP 100.0PF 50V PB-FREE,NOTCOMPLETELY
C811 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V CR800 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R
5%
PB FREE D511 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM,
C812 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V
C764 2113946B03 CAP CER CHP 0.068UF 10V 10 SOT-23,200MA,30V,.2W,SHTK,
CR801 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R
C813 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V PB FREE
C765 2113946B03 CAP CER CHP 0.068UF 10V 10 D512 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,1A,40V,
C814 2113946K02 CAP CER CHP 0.10UF 16V PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY

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MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA


ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION ITEM PART DESCRIPTION
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

D513 4813978M15 DIODE,RECT,1A,40V, L31 2414017P13 IDCTR,CHIP,10NH,5%,300MA, L131 2414017G01 IDCTR,CHIP,3.3NH,300MA, L257 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M,
PB-FREE, NOTCOMPLETELY .46OHM,CER,9 Q,2.5GH .22OHM,CER,8Q,SM, 1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M

D600 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM, L33 2415429H36 CHIP INDUCTOR L132 NOT PLACED – L258 2415427H26 CHIP INDUCTOR
SOT-23, 200MA,30V,.2W,
SHTK, L34 2415429H36 CHIP INDUCTOR L134 2414017G03 IDCTR,CHIP,4.7NH,300MA, L270 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M,
.28OHM,CER,8 Q,SM,0603 1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M
D603 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R L42 2460591C16 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC
PB FREE 16.28 L139 2460591A29 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC 6.61 L271 2415427H37 CHIP INDUCTOR

D662 4813978A25 SCHOTTKY 30V SOD-323 T&R L49 2460591C16 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC L171 2460591B80 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC L272 2415010H03 AIRWOUND COIL
PB FREE 16.28 19.61
L273 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M,
D700 4813978B18 DIODE,SWG,BAT54,SM, L53 2415429H43 CHIP INDUCTOR L172 2460591B80 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC 1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M
SOT-23,200MA,30V,.2W,SHTK, 19.61
L54 2414017K32 IDCTR,CHIP,560NH,5%,50MA, L274 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M,
E102 2480574F01 IND FERRITE CHIP 60OHM 5OHM,CER,11Q,150MHZS L173 2460591B80 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC 1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M
0603 19.61
L55 2414032D25 IDCTR,WW,620NH,5%,400MA, L275 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M,
E140 2405688Z01 INDUCTOR FERRITE BEAD 1.6OHM,CER,28Q,400MHZ L176 2460591D24 COIL AIR WOUND INDUC 1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M
19.71
E141 2480640Z01 SURFACE MOUNT FERRITE L57 2414017P12 IDCTR,CHIP,8.2NH,5%,300MA, L276 2414032F41 IDCTR,WW,390NH,10%,200M,
BEAD .39OHM,CER,9 Q,2.8G L200 2414017Q47 IDCTR,FXD,1UH,10%,50MA 1.5OHM,CER,40 Q,730M
,.45OHM,FERR,45 Q,75MHZ
E402 2480640Z01 SURFACE MOUNT FERRITE L61 2415429H39 CHIP INDUCTOR L277 2414017H17 IDCTR,CHIP,27NH,5%,300MA,
BEAD L201 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA, .45OHM,CER,12Q,1.1GH
L63 2414017P17 IDCTR,CHIP,22NH,5%,300MA, .65OHM,FERR,45Q,50MH
E406 2414032B76 IDCTR,WW,4.7UH,5%,330MA, .88OHM,CER,9 Q,1.8GH L278 2414017P18 IDCTR,CHIP,27NH,5%,300MA,
4OHM,CER,20 Q,60MH L202 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA, 1.04OHM,CER,9 Q,1.5G
L69 2415429H38 CHIP INDUCTOR .65OHM,FERR,45Q,50MH
E800 2480574F01 IND FERRITE CHIP 60OHM L279 2414017P18 IDCTR,CHIP,27NH,5%,300MA,
L71 2414017P16 IDCTR,CHIP,18NH,5%,300MA, L203 2414017Q20 IDCTR,FXD,2.2UH,20%,30MA 1.04OHM,CER,9 Q,1.5G
0603
.76OHM,CER,9 Q,1.9GH ,.65OHM,FERR,45Q,50MH
E801 2480574F01 IND FERRITE CHIP 60OHM L280 2414017Q47 IDCTR,FXD,1UH,10%,50MA,

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