of vt td JOTRON electronics as Enclosures for operators- and technical manuals: CAUTION This equipment contains CMOS integrated circuits. Observe handling precautions to avoid static charges which may damage these devices. WARNING Certain rf. semiconductor devices used in this equipment contain Berryllium Oxide. If inhaled, dust from this oxide can be toxic. No danger can arise from normal handling but no attempt should be made to tamper with these devices. On no account must these transistors be destroyed or discarded with industrial or domestic waste, but should be returned to the manufacturers for subsequent disposal.electronics a.s TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL PRODUCT NO: TA-5103 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Technical data and description .. 2. System description... 3. Technical descriptior 9 4 User instructions... 241 5. Testing and tuning procedure 23 6. Installation 32 ac Repair 35 8. Parts lis 36 ML 96821 Main Control Boarc 36 ML 97482 Relay Card 41 ML 92248 50 W/25 W Power Uni 42 ML 96815 VoltageRegulator .. 46 ML 96813 Front Board ... 48 ML 96841 Complete Fro 49 ML 96894 Mounting Frame 50 ML 96907 Ribbon Cable. 51 ML 96948 Complete Frame 52 ML 96903 Transmitter TA 5 54 ML 90895 Complete Packed TA 5103) 55 9. Electronic diagrams... 59 E 96903 Wiring diagram 59 E 96821 Main Control diagram . 60 E 97482 Relay Card 60 E 92248 50 W/25 W Power Unit. 61 E 96815 Voltage Regulator 62 E 96813 Front Board 63 40. Appendixes... 64 ee Page 114 JOTRON electronics a.s TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL TECHNICAL DATA Frequency range: Modulation Harmonic emission Spurious emission: ‘Standing wave ratio Number of channels: Frequency stability: Power output: Collocation Transmission noise ‘Antenna connector: TR relay. Keying time: Remote keying Local keying Sep. 95 Page 2 PRODUCT NO: TA-5103 TECHNICAL DATA AND DESCRIPTION 197-197 Miz AM up to 95% -70 08 relative to carrer. -8008 relative to carer 1 infinity Output power is reduced automaticaly with severe mismatch. one Better than +/- 5 ppm. Other stabilty's on request. ‘50 watts Average (200 watts PEP) Lower power levels can be selectec, Output power can be reduced to a preselected value by a front panel switch, ‘rd produced IM is 50 d8 < Fe, ret = Fc + unwanted at (Fe+/-200 kHz) with path isolation 20 dB. at +/+ 250 kHz is 150 dB/Hz below carrier 50 ohm N-connector Built in ‘Separately keyed 24V, 0.1A (Current limited) DC. available for extornal T/R relay. Keyed relay contacts (230V. 0.1A) available on tear mounted socket. Less than 100 ms 1) Line loop resistance 2) Separate line 4) Press to talk on front panel 2) Press to talk on microphoneJOTAON electronics a.s TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL, PRODUCT NO: TA-5103 Line input: {600 ohm, -20 to +10 d8m level accommodated Microphone input Dynamic. Sensitivity 10 mV. Adjustable. LE compression (VOGAD): _30dB, with less than 3d8 change in modulation level ON/OFF selectable. Limiting Limiting amplifier prevents ‘overmodulation. Audio response’ Within 348 at 900 Hz and 3.0 kHz. Less than - 30 dB at 100 Hz and 5 kHz relative to 0 dB at 1kHz. Distortion: Less than 5% at 95% modulation. Modulation level: ‘Adjustable front panel contol. Hum and noise level: Less than 45 dB below 90% modulation. Supply voltage: Mains: 115/230 Volt + 10% Battery: 27 Volt +20/-10%. Automatic change ‘over at mains drop out. Overvoltage ‘and overcurrent protection. Duty cycle 100% continuous operation at ambient temperature below 40 deg C. Operating temperature +15 0 455 degC Storage temperature 40 t0 470 deg Power consumption: for 50W with 95% mod: 200 VA Size: ‘Standard 483 mm (19") rack 405 mm (16") x 260 mm (15*) (deep) x 88 mm (3.45") (high). Weight: 10kg Sep. 95 Page 3JOTRON siectronica as TECHNICAL HANDAOOK ANO MAIVTENANCE MANUAL ‘pmoouer no. TA-5103/04 12 FRONT VIEW OF TA-5103/04 i 1. Fuses (medium blow) 7. Macrophone input AC? 2sda for 2300 supply 8. LOCAL/PENOTE switch 2x8A for 115V supply 9. Press to talk switch De: 10K for battery supply lu. Carrier indicator (red) Power ON/OFF 11, Low power switch Power indicator (yellow) 1. Frequency label 4. AC power indicator (green) 13. eter selector 5. Modulation level adjustment 14. Meter (moving coil) ©. Phone jack for mod. monitor 13 REAR VIEW OF TA-5103/04 1. Mains supply 2. Battery supply ( 2 pin) 3, Control & signal (15 pin female) 4, N-connector (female) for antenna 5. Neconnector (female) for receiver July 1995 Page 4Slectronics as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL. PRODUCT NO.: TA-5103/04 13 TOP VIEW OF TA-5103/04 1. Power Regulator Unit 2. 50 W Unit 3. Front Board 4, Main Control Board uly 1995 Page 5JOTRON slectronice TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MAMUAL proDucr no. TA-5103/04 2 ‘SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 2a GENERAL ‘The transmitter TA 5103/04 is an all solid state general purpose transmitter for AM transmission in the range of 117 - 137 MHz with 25 or 8.33 kHz channel spacing. The transmitter consists of one unit. The unit is designed for mount in a standerd 19" rack or cabinet, but can also stand alone. The modular construction of the transmitter allows easy access to all components and makes a significant contribution to ease of assembly and maintenance. Rugged light alloy chassis gives all-ound protection and shielding for RF inter'erence. All the controls are on the front panel, and external connections are al the rear panel. 22 REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS DC POWER AC POWER A MAINS: A 27v i a 8B GROUND ae nuk © MAINS Figs Fas CONTROL & SIGNAL a7654321 1. Relay drive 9. Keyed tine (center) eaenetarl 2, Not connected 10. Keyed tine (N.0.) ao 3. Not connected 11. Keyed the (N.C.) 4, Not connected 12, Not cornected 151413121110 9 5. Line In 13. Ext. microphone 3 6. Line tn 14, Local key 7. Remote key 15, Ground Fig. 7 8. Monitor out uly 1995 Page’JOTRON electronics as recunicat janoBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL pmovUeT no TA-5109/04 TRANSMITTER CIRCUITS The transmitter is based on low level modulation, a system which differs in the following ways from the more used final stage collector modulation: 1. The AM modulation is carried out at an early stage (low level) where the RF input is approximately 50nW with the succeeding stages working in an unlinear mode (class C). Denodulated audio is taken from the output of the transmitter and brought to the modulating control circuit asa negative feedback to compensate for the unlinearity introduced by the RF amplifiers. 3. The output RF power can be set by an adjustable DC voltage to the input of the modulating control op-amp. TA-5103 will automatically switch toa preselected LOW POWER (antenna mismatch or excessive temperature) or manually by a front panel switch. TA 5103/04 has a modular construction for ease of service and maintenance with the tollowing pluggable sub-units. 1. Power Regulator 2.50 W Power Unit 3. Front Panel 4, Main Control Board / Oscillator The transmitter is normally tuned to 25 W / 50 W output (100 W / 200 W PEP) con high power, and 5 W / 10 W (20 W/ 40 W PEP) on low power. Other power levels may be set by DC control on the main control board Low power will always be lower than high power. ‘TA 5103/04 switches automatically to battery at mains drop out. July 1995 Page 7JOTRON Sloctronice as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MAMUAL rmnoouer no. —|_1a-510304 2.3.1 LOW LEVEL MODULATION The principle of the system is to apply conventional nodulation to an early stage of the transmitter. By the use of a negative feedback the modulation is Kept linear at the output of the transmitter. This can be explained at the simplified block diagram (see fig. 8), where the modulator and the succeeding RF amplifier form part of the feed back loop. ry URE _conTROL Fr RECTONAL r AMPLE aupurcr "COUPLER RF oe] ouput A carefully designed directional coupler, lecated to the antenna output, is the final element of the and plays a vital and critical part of a Successful system. Presuming the peak modulation not being limited by saturation, the modulation distortion is very low, approximately equal to the distortion of the audio input to the op-anp. For good system performance it is important that the PF-stages are stable, i.e. that no sudden jumps in power level occur when increasing the drive. Compared with conventional modulation _the following advantages are obtained: 1) Low distortion. 2) Wodulation level approaching 100% without introducing distortion or other unwanted effects. 3) igh overall efficiency. 4) Simple construction, and consequently increased reliability. aly 1995 Page 8JOTRON electronics as: TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MAMUAL nooucrno TA-5103/04 3. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION 3.4. BLOCK DIAGRAM OF TRANSMITTER TA5103, BLOCK DIAGRAM The transmitter TA 5103 consists of the following sub-units: Main Control Board «0. seossnines TABIOZM- 50 W Power Ampiifier TAS103-1 Power Regulator... TA51023, Front Board . TAS102-4 uly 1995, PagesJOTRON as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL PRODUCT NO. TA-5103/04 +2. MAIN CONTROL BOARD TA-S102-1 The main control board contains three main circuits; audio, control and the crystal oscillat The audio circuits may be split into the following main parts: Line interface Microphone amplifier Mute circuit Audio filter Audio Limiter Output amplifier Power Level control Key circuits Over-voltage protection Low-voltage protection - High temperature protection antenna mismatch protection Modulation meter circuits 2.1 LINE INTERFACE. The transmitter may be controlled by a balanced 600 ohm dine. The Line is connected to pin 24 and 26 on P1 at the Main Control Board. % surge protector is made by R43, R44 in conn Giodes Di and 2. This protector is followed by @ line [ranstorner, Tl. The primary winding of this transformer ts split into two halves, and the two windings are connected together with the capacitors 33 and C34. ection with the The secondary winding of T1 is e connected to a trim-pot, and this is used to adjust the 1 R3 ine sensitivity. Ths Signal is then fed out on pin 43, LINE OUT, via the LOCAL/REWOTE switch on the front ‘panel and back to the "icrophone amplifier, pin 45, AF IN. Page 10 Feb. 88JOTRO! electronics as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL. TA-5109/04 3.2.2 MICROPHONE AMPLIFIER The signal from pin 45, AF IN, is amplified in two amplifier stages in Ici. The gain in the amplifiers is fixed, but the signal level into the first stage is controlled by a feedback loop and a FET, Ql, which acts as a voltage controlled resistor. The feedback loop is formed by a pick-up of some of the output signal at pin 8, Ici, through capacitor C9 and R18. This Signal is compared with a reference signal from IC2, Pin 1, and the output from Icl, pin 14 is used to charge C7 through R13 and D4. The voltage across C7 then controls the resistance in Ql, and then also the signal level into the amplifier. This loop gives a stable output level with input level variations of more than 30 dB. ‘The attack time of this VOGAD circuit is depending on RI3, C7 and R4, and the decay time is determined by R4 and C7. The VOGAD facility may be switched off by grounding the signal from IC1, pin 14, by the switch Swi 3.2.3 MUTE CIRCUIT ‘The mute circuit is used to inhibit signals below a certain level to reach the modulator. The voltage level at CT is sensed by a schmitt trigger through R73, The reference level is set up by a potmeter, RE. when the signal level into the microphone amplifier is below a certain limit, the voltage across C7 is low, and the output from the scmitt trigger is high. This will switch on Q2 and effectively mute the signal from the amplifier. when ‘the signal level increase, the trigger will turn low at a certain point, 92 will be switched off and the signal will reach the audio filter. ‘There is a fixed hysteresis in the mute circuit, set up by RO. The ute facility may be switched off by using the switch SW3. Feb. 88 Page 11JOTRON Siectronics TECHNICAL HANDAOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL ‘pmobveT No. TA-5103/04 3.2.4 AUDIO FILTER The audio bandpass filter is realised by a single integrated circuit, Ic7. This is a digital switched capacitor bandpass filter. The oscillator is controlled by & ceramic resonator, and oscillates at 560 kHz. This gives ‘the wanted audio response with very close tolerances. The output from the circuit is coupled to RC circuits to eliminate the clock frequency of the filter. 3.2.5 AUDIO LIMITER ‘The amplitude from the filter may be limited by the two diodes DT and D8. The limiting level is controlled by the potreter R21, and the following two amplifiers assures that the limiting effect is symmetrical, and also independent of the power level. <6. OUTPUT AMPLIFIER The audio signal from the filter is coupled via C20 and superimposed on the DC-level from IC2, pin 1. It is then amplified in IC2 and the signal from pin 7 is fed to pin 2 at P1, (MOD/POWER CONTR). ‘This signal is consisting of a DC level which is relative to ‘the output power level, and an AC level which is relative to the modulation factor. The AC level will always correspond to the DC-level, even if the power level is adjusted. only if the MOD LEVEL adjustment on the front panel is changed, the ratio between AC and DC is changed. 3.2.7. POWER LEVEL CONTROL The power level is set with the two potmeters R38 and R41. R2@ is used to adjust high power level, and R41 controls low power level. When high power is selected, the output from the atch formed by C5 is low, and the transistor o4 is off. the voltage fron R38 is fed directly to a buffer stage in toh and the voltage from pin 1 is used in the other parte of erg board to control the power level. pat page 12 Feb. 88JOTRON electronics as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL PRODUCT No. TA-5103/04 With the transmitter in low power, Q4 is switched on. That. means that the voltage from R38 is divided between the resistors R39, R40 and R41. By adjusting R4i, this voltage division is adjusted, and thus also the low power level. With this arrangement, the low power level may never exceed the hich power level. To set the desired power levels, high power must first be adjusted, and then low power. 3.2.8 KEY CIRCUITS The transmitter may be keyed either by local key or by remote key. With the LOCAL/REMOTE in local position, the transmitter may be keyed either by the PTT switch on the front panel, or by a PTT switch on the microphone. Local Key is grounding the KEY input (pin 39) on the main control board. This will turn on 98, and energize the relay REL1. The relay contacts will give power to pin 9 to 13 at the 50W unit. @5 and QS form a current limited source for driving external relays on Pi, pin 16. When key input is grounded, this will also cause the latch formed by IC5 to reset, so that the power control may be set at high power. Q3 is also switched off, enabling signal to pass on to the modulator. With the LOCAL/REMOTE switch in REMOTE position, the transmitter is keyed remotely by the remote line. The operation of remote key may be either by using line loop keying, or be applying external voltage to the line. In the first case, the switch SW2 must be in position pc. Then this voltage is fed to the center tap of the primary winding of Ti, and out on the remote line via R44 and pin 24. By DC-wise short-circuit the remote line with a remote control unit, this voltage is returned to the other side of the primary winding through R43. From the center tap, the voltage is fed via R45 and D3 to the LOCAL/REMOTE switch on the front panel. With the switch in REMOTE position, the voltage is connected to REMOTE II input on pin 28 and 32. Here it will turn on Q7, which then is connected in paralell to the local key, and the keying is performed as described above. If the remote control unit is not able to operate with line loop keying, the transmitter may be keyed by applying a positive voltage of more than 12 volts, either tc the Feb. 88 Page 13JOTRON electronics as TECHNICAL HANODOOK AND MAW TENANCE MANUAL paooucr no - TA-5103/04 Proper side of the remote line, or to the remote key input on the rear socket. sW2 must in that case be in position 600 chm, to inhibit the internal voltage from reaching the line. The key relay, REL1, has an additional set of changover contacts which is directly connected to the rear plug. These contacts may be used for controlling external equipment, for instance mute a receiver while the transmitter is keyed. 3.2.9 OVER-VOLTAGE PROTECTION. One of the op-anps in IC4 is used as an over-voltage protection. The 28 from the power regulator is divided with the resistors R53 and R54, and the result is compared with the fixed SV. If the 25V line reach above a certain limit, ‘this Will cause the comparator to turn low, and 98 to turn off, and unkey the transmitter. This will protect the output power transistors which are sensitive to high voltages 3.2.10 LOW-VOLTAGE PROTECTION. If the transmitter is run on lower supply voltage than specified, this may cause severe distortion of the nodulation. However, the transmitter may normally be used on iow power without any problems, so that conmunication still nay continue This is taken care of by on of the other op-amps in 1c4. The voltage from the power regulator is also sensed on pin 2, and compared with the fixed 5V. If the input voltage is below a certain level, this causes the comparator to give a high output on pin 1, and the set the latch. 04 will” turn on, and the transmitter continues the operation on low power By adjusting R56, the trigger level may be set. The actual level is normally set to 22v. 3.2.11 HIGH TEMPERATURE PROTECTION. Tf the ambient temperature is very high, and the transmitter is contiuously keyed, the temperature on the heatsink may reach @ level which may damage the output transistors. 1% take care of this, there is a protection circuit. On the Heatsink there is a NTC resistor which senses the temperature. It is connected to the TEMP PROBE input on pin Page 14 Feb. 88JOTRON siectronics rechieat MamoBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL pnooucT No. TA-5103/04 14, and to pin 13 on Ic4, When connected to 15V via R61 and to ground, this gives a voltage on pin 13 which is decreasing with increasing temperature. when this voltage As below the fixed SV, this will give a high voltage on pin 14, and the latch will be set. Consequently, the transmitter will operate on low power. This will reduce the heat, and the operation may continue without damaging the transistors. The actual temperature for the circuit to trig is approximately 95 deg. C. 3.2.12 ANTENNA MISMATCH PROTECTION. From the directional coupler on the power unit, a signal Proportional to the reflected power is present on the REFLECTED IN terminal on pin 7. This is connected to @ comparator in IC4. If the reflected power is above a certain Limit, this will cause the comparator to give high output on pin 8, and set the latch. The transmitter is then run on low power. This will protect the output transistors from operation under severe mismatch conditions, which may cause hazardious voltages and excessive heat. 3.2.13 MODULATION METER CIRCUITS. on pin 4, MONITOR IN, signal from the directional coupler on the power stage, is fed to an amplifier in IC3. This amplifier is followed by a current source which is connected to pin 41, MOD$ METER. The output from the current source may be adjusted with R64, enabling calibration of the front panel meter reading. ‘he gain in the first stage is controlled by the HIGH/LOW power signal. In high power, Q10 is switched off, and in low power it is switched on. This increases the gain in low poner, thus giving the same readings on the instrument on both poker levels. The difference in gain corresponds to a high/low power ratio of 5 to 1. at other settings, the nodulation meter may only be adjusted to correct readings for one of the power levels. 3.2.14 CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR. ‘the crystal oscillator is a separate circuit on the main control board. Power to the circuit is delivered from the keyed 25 supply, and a separate regulator, IC101, gives 15V to the circuit. Feb. 88 Page 15electronics as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL. ‘PRODUCT No. TA-5103/04 The oscillator runs directly on the output frequency. This eliminates the possible spurious signals from frequency multiplication. Fine adjustment of the frequency may be done with C101 and Li01. 1103 and C107 form together @ resonant circuit on the output frequency, forcing the crystal to operate on the correct overtone. 9102 amplifies the signal in a broadband amplifier. Tl 1s the output transformer. A small attenuator is forned by Rill, R112 and R113, giving better matching to the coaxial output, and also increases the isolation between the Liator and the power stages. A small part of the ouput signal is rectified in D101 and fed to pin 34, OSC LEVEL. This is used on the front panel meter to check the cperation of the oscillator. The output fron the oscillator is normally about 50 ni. Data for the crystal to be used ar Frequency: sane as output frequency Holder: Hc18/0 overtone number: Tth or 9th overtone Tonperature stability: 10 ppe over temparature range 3.3 SOW POWER AMPLIFIER TAS103-01 The 50H power amplifier contains a 4-stage broadband amplifier, antenna filter, directional coupler, antenna relay, low level modulation loop and some sensors for otection circuits: ‘The unit is supplied from the keyed 25V supply from the nein control board. AS soon as this voltage is present, the antenna relay, RVI, is energized, connecting the antenna to the transmitter output. ‘The signal from the oscillator is connected to the input coaxial connector, P3. A small attenuator follows the connector, to increase the matching to the input coaxial cabel. ‘The first stage, Q1; serves as both an amplifier modulator stage. The current Ici via 93. and the through Q1 is controlled by Q2 and Q4 form a single-ended broadband amplifier. the rage 16 Feb. 88JOTRO Sloctronica ae TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL PRODUCTNO.: TA-5103/04 output is coupled via a push. @ push-pull transformer, Ti, and to the final power stage Q5 and Q6. This stage is a push-pull qnplitier aiving SOW cartier poxer, or 200 PEP. The output fron the amplifier is coupled to the antenna filter via @ balun transformer made by coaxial line. The power stages run in an unlinear mode, class c, and this increases the overall efficiency of the transmitter. A S-section low-pass filter follows the amplifier. This filter reduces the contents of the harmonics to less than -T0dBc. The cut-off frequency of the filter is approximately 150 Miz. A directional coupler is the last element in the signal path. It plays a vital role in the modulation process, and is a critical part for obtaining good modulation characteristics. Both forward and reflected power are detected in the coupler. D3 detects the reflected power, and D4 the forward power. Both signals are fed to the front panel instrument, 50 that signal levels may be monitored. the forward power detector is the most critical part in this construction. To linearize the detection, D4 is biased by an other diode, D2. This will assure that temperature drift in D4 is minimized, since the temperatures on the two diodes are approximately the sane. The signal out of D4 will consist of a Dc level, propertional to the power level, and an AC level, proportional to the modulation level. This signal is fed to Pecnparator, ICl, pin 3. Here the signal is compared with the similar signal from the main control board. The resulting signal controls the current in Qi via Q3. Thus the signal out of Ql may well be distorted, But this is compensated for through the amplifier, and the signal at the antenna ouput has very little distortion, if it has not been limited by saturation or other limiting effects through the amplifier. the total distortion out of the transmitter should be of the ‘same magnitude as the distortion out of the audio circuits on the main control board. Thermally coupled to the heatsink, there is a NTC resistor, R20. This serve as a heat detector, and is connected to the Qvertenperature protection circuit on the main control board. Feb. 68 Page 17JOTRON Sioctronice as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL PRODUCT No. TA-5103/04 3.4 POWER REGULATOR TA5102-03 The power regulator supplies the rest of the transmitter with regulated power on 15¥ and 25V Tmput to the regulator is from the rectifier bridge and into terminal 8, RECTIFIED AC IN. Here 3 filter capacitors. Ch, C2 and C3 are reducing the ripple from the rectifier. Dc supply is applied to terminal 7, BATT. IN. Terminal 9, Ac DET IN, is sencing whether there is AC present on the rectifier. If there is, Q2 will be off, leaving the relay inthe normally closed position. ‘The power from the rectifier will be used. If AC disappears, this will turn on 92 and energize the relay. Then power from the DC supply Will be used. The tine delay on changeover from AC to DC is negligible, so communication will not be interrupted by such an event. From the relay contacts, the power is fed to two power regulators. Ic] is an standard regulator capable of delivering one ampere, and the resistors Rid and R15 set the output voltage to 15V. The main regulator is build up by discrete components. ‘This is to minimize the voltage loss across the regulator. The voltage on the output 25V terminal (2), is sensed by a resistor divider into pin 9 on Ic3. Here this voltage is compared with the voltage from the 15V regulator, through the resistors RIT and R18. Thus the 25V is always directly depending on the regulated 15V. The output from the comparator (pin 3), controls the current in 93, and also in au. The output from the regulator is normally approximately 2ev. If the input voltage is below this value, The regulator will be fully switched on to reduce the voltage drop to a minimum. On higher supply voltages, the voltage fat the ouput will be fixed, and some power will be lost as heat. Therefore the regulator is mounted on a heatsink, and also attached to the main chassis wall. There is incorporated a thermistor as a temperature sensor, (R24) The voltage from this sensor is connected to a voltage comparator on pin 6, IC2. Here the voltage is compared with a fixed voltage, given from the 15V line. If the temperature gets higher than approximately 90 deg c, the comparator will give a high voltage out, and through’ D3, ‘this will affect the reference for the main regulator. This will force the main regulator to switch off the power, and ae 6 Feb. 88electronics as: TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL PRODUCT NO: TA-5103/04 the heat will be reduced. R20 gives some positive feedback to the comparator, and a hysteresis is established. Therefore the temperature will have to be reduced below certain limit before the regulator is switched on again. The main current is fed through two resistors, Rll and R12. The voltage accross these resistors is a direct measure for the current delivered by the regulator. This voltage is amplified in an amplifier, and is through a variable resistor connected to terminal 6, CURRENT, and used to or the current consumption on the front panel weter. re is another potmeter, R6, which is used to compensate for offset voltage in the amplifier. The output from this amplifier is also used to override the reference to the regulator, through D4. This will have the effect of current limiting, and with the current values of ‘the components, the current from the regulator is limited to approximately 12 amperes. This is well beyond the current consumption in a 15W unit, but this regulator is also used in a SOW unit, and there it is necessary with this high current level. ‘the front panel meter is also connected to terminal 3, UNREG oUT. Here the unregulated voltage may be monitored. 3.5 FRONT PANEL BOARD TAS102-04 ‘the front board contains the following circuits: Meter circuits, indicators, monitor amplifier, nodulation level adjustment, LOCAL/REMOTE switch, HIGH/LOW power switch and PIT switch. The microphone is also connected via this board. ‘The instrument circuits consist of an instrument rotary suitch to select the wanted measurement. Some of the Signals say be adjusted on trimpots. Oscillator level is adjusted on R7, forward power is adjusted on R@ and reflected power is adjusted on R9. There is a voltage follower between the switch and the meter, and this may be connected as an amplifier to enable the use of other instruments. The meter deflection may be adjusted with R14. This is used to get correct reading on the fixed signals. ‘The indicators are three LEDs, one for AC power, one for DC power and one for carrier level. The first two indicators are connected to the corresponding signal on the power regulator, and when the transmitter is operated on AC power, both will be lit. Feb. 88 Page 19JOTRON sloctronics am TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL Prooucr No TA-5103/04 The carrier indicator is controlled by the transistor 92. This is controlled by the signal from the directional coupler, forward power. The intensity of this indicator Will therefore to some extent be related to the power level. The AC part of the forward power signal is amplified in a separate amplifier, ICl, and via C6 connected to the output Jack, MONITOR. This output may be used to listen to the transmitted signal with a headset, or it may be used for Reasuring purposes. ‘The LOCAL/REMOTE switch connects the key signal from the PTT and microphone key terminals to the local key input on ‘the main control board when in LOCAL position. The microphone audio is also connected to AF IN on the main control board. In REMOTE position, the local key is disconnected, end so is the microphone. The keying is then connected to remote, and the audio is taken from the line transformer on the main control board. ‘The LOW POWER switch is connected to the local key input on the main control board. When the transmitter is keyed, this terminal is grounded. If the switch is in position low power, this will give a short pulse out fron Ql. This is nnected to the reflected power line, and this willforce ‘the latch on the main control board to be set, and the transmitter is turned down to low power. ‘The modulation level control, R21, is connected vetween ground and the LEVEL terminal. It controls the gain in the audio amplifier on the main control board. Page 20 Feb. 86 - mee ooJOTRON electronics as TECHHICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL PmoDUeT no, —|7a-5103704 USER INSTRUCTIONS, EQUIPMENT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS avoid serious damage to costly components and nodules, pote the following before switching ON: Avoid installment in closed cabinets where ambient temperature is above 45 deg. C. 3£ this cannot be avoided, ensure good ventilation with air inlet to the bottom rear part of the cabinet and free air Passage (outlet) of air at the top (rear). Avoid high operational duty cycle of the transmitter. 100% suty cycle only where ambient temperature is less than 40 deg. c. Make sure ‘that external connections are good. The line Signal should preferably be on shielded 600 ohm wires. Never switch on the transmitter unless the antenna or artificial load (50 ohm) is connected (VSWR less than 1.5). Avoid increasing the output power with R38 and R41 without continuously checking the power level. Check that correct fuses are mounted. Check that the mains transformer tapping corresponds to the actual mains voltage. Before power is switched on for the first time, set the toggle switches in the following positio LOCAL/REMOTE in LOCAL PRESS TO TALK in NEUTRAL (CENTER) LOK POWER in LOW POWER Feb. 88 Page 21J Slectronica as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL. PRoucT No: A-510304 4.2. FRONT PANEL METER For & quick check of the Parameters an instrument and incorporated. most important a selector switch is The following measurements can be nade: 1) oft 2) Unregulated voltage (f.s.d. 30v) 3) Regulated voltage (26v) 4) Regulated voltage (15v) 5) Total current drain. Reading upper scale (f.s.d. 108) §) Modulation percentage (upper scale) 7) Oscillator output level 8) Forward power (lower scale) 3) Reflected power (lower scale) It is important to notice that the readings on this instrument aust only be used as an indication of the actual measured parameter. If more accurate measurements are to be made, more sophisticated instruments must be used. Porice Feb. 88JOTRON slectronics as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL pmooucr no. TA-5103/04 TESTING AND TUNING PROCEDURE TOOLS AND TEST EQUIPMENT No special tools are required for normal maintenance Work. A set of ordinary screw drivers and snall spanners are required: ‘The recommended list of test equipment is complete for a thorough chech of all parameters of the transmitter. For periodic checking and normal Raintenance the built in instrument will enable an averagely skilled technician, after a short cource, to locate most of the occuring faults to the appropriate nodule. In the construction of the transmitter, care has been taken to facilitate interchangability of modules. Recommended test equipment for TA 5103/04. Ite ton Rhode @ Schwarz SHFS Gen. purpose toat set i 10 4B attenuator 1008 Spectrua analyzer Oscilloscope 20 MHZ Tektronix 714 Fluke 8020A 1 2 2 | a] 5 | Multimeter 6 | Test cables, 50 chm 2 | BNC/SMB adapter @ | n/aNc adapter 1 I i 1 { i I I 1 Power supply cable AC I I | | 1 | Microphone cable 10 | 11 | Line cable 12 | Mod. monitor cable 13. | 40dB adjustable trap 14 | Adjustable ac supply 250va sly 1995 Page 23Slectronics as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL PRODUCT No. TA-510304 5.2 CHECKS 5.2.1 EXTERNAL CHECKS 1. Check framework and rear plugs for visual danage. 2. check front panei controls for smooth and appearant normal operation. Sheck for correct fuses. 4. Check that correct battery voltage and polarity is connected (minus to ground). 5.2.2 INTERNAL CHECKS i. Check that mains transformer is connected to correct ‘tapping, dependant on mains voltage. 2. Check components for corrosion, bent or broken pins, damaged or dirty insulation or broken threads. Check iring and solder joints to ascertain no loose connections, corrosien or cracking. 4. Check printed circuit boards for signs of damage like broken Lines. 5. Check that all interconnecting cables are securely connected. €. Carry out instrumented checks as required. page 24 Feb. 88JOTRON Sloctronics aa TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL ‘PRODUCT NO. 745109704 5.3. CHECKING MAIN PARAMETERS osciio- | |SPECTRUM-| Dc INPUT ‘scoPe | | ANALYZER Ge | ver ma AC INPUT o———_ rr wom TT roe | we net werervone | 4299! ven, ot TRANSMITTER TAS103 R&S, TYPE SMFP Connect the test equipment as shown in fig. With nominal mains voltage, check, and if necessary adjust the controls to meet the specification. The following parameters can be checked: 1. Carrier power output 2. Frequency stability 3. Modulation 4. Spurious and harmonic radiation 5. audio frequency response 6. Hum and noise content of carrier 7. Distortion 8. Meter readings Feb. 68 Page 25electronics as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL PRODUCT NO. TA-5103/04 5.3.1 CARRIER POWER OUTPUT Follow the general instructions and switch ON with the mains and battery connected. a) Check for correct front panel meter readings. b) Switch on "PRESS TO TALK" (front panel). (REMOTE/LOCAL in LocaL) s) Check for correct reading on the RF power meter. Note that LOW POWER switch must be in HIGH position. If incorrect Power level, adjust R38 on Main Control Board until correct reading is obtained. ©) Apply test audio signal (1kHz, 100av) to the microphone input on the front panel. @) Adjust MoD LEVEL on front panel te 90% modulation. NOTE: I£ the modulated signal, observed on the scope, shows insufficient up-modulation, ‘check the output fron the oscillator. 3.2 FREQUENCY STABILITY Key the transmitter with no modulation. Check for correct frequency on the counter. If the frequency is offset by nore than § ppm, adjust C101 or LO1 in the oscillator for correct reading. 3 SPURIOUS AND HARMONIC RADIATION. Pun the transmitter with modulation. check for spurious on the spectrum analyzer. Check for harmonics. It nay be necessary to reduce the fundamental frequency, using a trap, to obtain correct reading on the spectrum analyzer. 5.3.4 AUDIO FREQUENCY RESPONSE Yery the audio frequency, and check that the modulation level is within the specified limits. page 26 Feb. 88electronics as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL. PRODUCT No. TA-5103/04 5.3.5 HUM AND Norse Te, McRhode and Schwarz test set is available simply press see S/N Dutton when the transmitter is keyed mee ress Tear ations The resut is displayed on the display on ‘the test set. jutedulation meter may also be used. Heasure the difference the ROgulation level with and without the audio applied to the microphone input. 5.3.6 Distortion Connect | the detected audio signal from the modulation meter Spoibe distortion meter. apply audio test sigual of 1 hile, Check the distortion at different audio levele. 7 Low POWER SETTING Switch to LOW POWER (front panel). check that the gutput power is reduced. check for correct modulation level on the mod. meter. The LOW POWER level is set with R41. Normally tow POWER level is 1/5 of the high power level ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE FOR MAIN CONTROL BOARD Normally only minor adjustments will be made on the main control board, but in some cases a total realignment is necessary. Therefore here is given a complete alignment procedure which enables service personel to test and realign the whole unit. 5.4.1 PREPARATIONS. Disconnect the coxial connector from the oscillator. set 411 trimpots on the Main Control board to mid-position. Set the DIP switches in the following positions: 1: AGC ON 2: 600 3: MUTE OFF Apply either AC or 27V DC to the transmitter, and switch on. Page 27JOTRON electronics TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL PRODUCT NO: oes ese TA-5103/04 542 SV REGULATOR Vy Measure the vottage on IC4, pin 3. The voltage should be between 5.5. and 6.5 543. KEY RELAY ‘Toggle the "PRESS TO TALK" switch on the front panel, and ‘observe that DC is output to the power amplifier, pin 9 - 13 on Pt 5.4.4 MICROPHONE AMPLIFIER. Apply IkHz, 100 mV to the microphone input. Measure the level at ICi. pin 1 to 90-130 mV, and on pin 8 to 0.9-1.3V RMS. By varying the input level between 10 mv and 600 mv, check that the level at ICl, pin @ is kept within +-1 dB. Also check that the audio distortion is below 5% with an input level of 100 ay 5.4.5 AUDIO FILTER RESPONSE Apply 100 mV audio to the microphone input. Measure the sudio level at ICT, pin 14, and check that the level is within the following limits, referred to 1 kiz: «30 4B "3 4B 0 ap +2 aB 4-3 B «30 4B, 5.4.6 HIGH/LOW POWER CONTROLS. Set the "LOW POWER" switch on the front panel in Bosition. Renove any audio signal from the aicroprone input, Adjust R38 and Rél fully anticlockwise. check ther the “PRESS TO TALK” switch on the front panel is in coneet position the upper Check that the 0c level on I¢2, pin 7 is less than 100 av. Activate "PRESS TO TALK", and check that the voltage is greater than 4.5 v Set "LOW POWER" in lower position. check that now is less than 2.5 v. the voltage uly 1995 Page 28JOTRON electronics as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MAMUAL PRODUCT NO. TA-510304 Adjust R38 fully clockwise, and check that the voltage now becomes lower than 100 mV Reset R38 fully anticlockwise. Apply 1 kHz, 100 mV to the microphone input. set the "MOD LEVEL" on the front panel to maximum. 'e AC level on IC2, pin 7 should be greater than 1.3 V, and the distortion should be less than 5%. 5.4.7 AUDIO LIMITER. Apply 1kHz, 100 mv to the microphone input, and activate "PRESS TO TALK". Use an oscilloscope, and observe the signal on 102, pin 7. Adjust R21, and check that the signal nay be symmetrically limited. Return R21 to no-limit position. 5.4.8 LOW VOLTAGE SENCE. Use a variable Dc-supply for the transmitter. Set the power supply to 22V. Adjust R56 fully clockwise. Set "LOW POWER" in lower position, and key the transmitter with "PRESS TO TALE" Observe the signal on 1¢2, pin 7, and check that the transmitter operates in high power. Carefully adjust R56 until the transmitter is turned to low power. To check the final setting, increase the supply voltage to 27¥, key the transmitter again, then reduce the supply voltage and check that the transmitter is turned to low power at a supply voltage between 21.5 and 22.5 v. 5.4.9 OSCILLATOR Connect the output from the oscillator to a power meter and frequency counter. Key the transmitter with "PRESS TO TALK". By adjusting L103, the following paraneters should be ne! output power: 40-60 mi Frequenc Nominal frequency +500 Hz ‘The frequency may be fine adjusted bu C101 and L101. It may be necessary to retune all conponents several tines, to obtain the desired values. July 1995 Page 29JOTRON electronics TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL PRODUCTNO. 55 TA-5103/04 Key the transmitter several times to certiy that the oscillator starts securely. 50 W POWER UNIT Connect the coax cable between the oscillator and the 50 W unit, Set R38 and R41 fully clockwise. Connect a power meter and frequency counter to the out: Put of the transmitter. An oscilloscope to observe the output signal should also bbe connected, Set LOW POWER’ in upper position, and key the transmitter. Carefully adjust R38 until SOW/25W output is reached. Switch to low power, and adjust R41 to 10W/SW output Observe that power consumption is normal, either by using the front panel meter, or an external meter. The DC current consumption should be less than 9 amps. Apply 1 kHz, 100 mV audio to the microphcne input, and key the transmitter in high power. Adjust the modulation level to 90% with "MoD LEVEL" on the tront panel. Check on the oscilloscope that the cutput signal is undistorted. ‘The distortion should be less than 5%. Check that the signal has approximately the same nodulation factor in low per. £.6 FINAL SETTINGS. With the transmitter connected to a 27V oC supply, and an external anperemeter to read the current consumption, set the front panel meter switch to "I tot”. With the transmitter switched on, but unkeyed, adjust R6 on the Power regulator until the front panel’ meter just~ shone zero, or almost zero current. Key the transmitter and observe the external anpereneter, and adjust R25 on the power regulator to achieve the sane reading on the instrument. Apply tk2, 100 mV to the microphone input, and key the transmitter in high power. Measure the modulation factor With @ modulation meter, and adjust R64 on the Main Control Board to reach the same reading on the front meter with the meter switch in "MoD %". July 1995 Page 30—————————lltttti—‘O JOTRON Slectronics as. TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL (PRODUCT NO.: 7A-5103/04 Adjust R7 on the front board to read 5W on the meter with 50 AW out with the switch in "OSC LEVEL" position, from the oscillator. adjust R& on the front Set the switch in "FWD PWR", and board to read 50 W on the meter. vary the audio frequency and observe the signal on the Cecilloscope. Find the audio frequency with the highest nodulation degree, and adjust the "AUDIO LIMITER” (R21) on the. Main Control Board to achieve a modulation factor below 100%. Feb. 88 Page 31Slectronics as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL. PRODUCT NO: TA-510304 6. INSTALLATION. This chapter gives some valuable Practical installation. Some important notices are also given in chapter 4.1, and the reader should be familiar with both chapters before any istallation is done. information concerning 6.1 RACK MOUNT. This transmitter is designed to be mounted in a standard 19 inch rack. The hight is covering two units, and different transmitters may be put together. To make service easier, it is a good advise to keep a blank panel between the transmitters, but if space is limited, they may be put on top of each other Observe that the ventilation in the rack is good. In tropical regions, or other hot environments, it may be necessary to add an extra fan unit in the rack tc ensure proper ventilation. 6.2 POWER SUPPLY. ‘The transmitter is designed to operate from both AC and DC supply. Normally AC is the main supply, and 0C is backup, but the transmitter operates equally well on both. The connections to the supply should be made with good quality poker cords. The ground connector in the AC power connector should be connected to system ground. Both positive and negative Dc supply should be wired to the Dc power connector. In each rack, there should be a separate set of fuses, for AC and DC. These equipment in that rack. both fuses may be common fcr all the 6.3 REMOTE LINE INTERFACE. If the transmitter is operated froma remote site, the key and audio signals are supplied through 600 ohns lines. Even ‘though there are internal line transients surppressors in the transmitters, it may be necessary to terminate the lines in external suppressors or fuses. ‘The remote line is connected to pin 5 and 6 on J3 on the rear panel. The line should preferrably be snielded to avoid RF interference. page 32 Feb. 88electronicsas TECHN ICAL HANDBOOK ANO MAINTENANCE MANUAL PRODUCT NO. TA-510304 eying of the transmits rab sitter may be done either by using line loop Keying, or by epplving an external voltage. 16 Line 10ep keying capable of transfe: c 2 control Board must be in position “ede an external voltage in used, this is applied to pin, 7 on on the rear panel. The voltage aust be between 12 and | te securely key the transmitter, sH2 must be in position The antenna should be 3 nisnaten will act in the output transistor + The kept below 1.5 to 1 to protect the ou! generated by surge arrestors may be added between the transmitter anc 1g antenna. Maker sure auch arresters are of high p, to avoid any degrading of the antenna systen. fers are to be fed to the same antenna to be added. These filters need to be ters have ‘oW-band with low less: power. The filters must ‘requency, and connected together coaxial stubs. TRANSMITTER/PECEIVER INSTALL in wany cases @ combined installation of a transmitter and yr oliver is convenient. The transaitter is installed as Sescrined above, and the receiver may be installed next to tin the rack. to the receiver is connected to the The antenne input innector on the transmitter 'RECEIVER ANT" CO transe:tter may share ac the receiver and is keyed by line loop keying. line. If the transeitter Line: gust be a DC blocking capacitor between the receiver there meStrananitter to prevent the receiver from keying the transmitter. Feb. 68 Page 23Ji Slectronics as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL PRODUCT NO: TA-5109/04 This capacitor may be a 4.7 uF, 100 V non-polarized type, and may be placed either inside or outside of the receiver If an external voltage is used for keying, this capacitor As not necessary. To avoid audio feedback fron the receiver to the transmitter, it may be necessary to mute the receiver when the transmitter is keyed. This nay be done by utilizing a set of relay contacts in the transnitter, which operates when the transaitter is keyed. connect rin 9 and 10 on J3 on the rear panel of the transmitter to ground and Key or Mute input on the receiver. page 34 Feb. 88electronics as TECHNICAL HANDBOOK AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL PRODUCT NO:: TA-5103/04 7 REPAIR EXTERNAL REPAIR: Repair of rear and front panel parts should be carried out according to the following: Replace damaged components, using the correct tool. only original components should be used. Minor damage (cosmetic defects) to heat sink or front panel (scratches) can be touched up without replacenent dependent on degree of damage. 4. Defective labels - replace TERNAL REPAIR: Disassemble according to instruction. Repair according to checks and inspection. Replacement should be carried cut according to good workmanship. a 3. CHANGE OF POWER TRANSISTORS: To replace faulty transistors, do as follows: 1. Unscrew the nut from the stud, or in case of flange mounted transistors, remove the screws. 2. Remove excessive solder from the terminals using a desoldering tool. 3. Desolder the terminals, and bend them upwards with a thin knife. NOTE: Excessive heat may damage the printed circuit board. 4. 1£ any chip capacitors must be removed, make sure they are resoldered in their original place. 5. Apply a thin layer of heat conductive compound on the transistors. 6. Insert the new transistor and tighten the nut or screws firmly before soldering the terminals. 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