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KENWOOD
HF/SO MHz Transceiver
TS-9903
Instruction Manual
JVC KENWOOD Corporation
NOTIFICATION
This equipment complies wm Ihe essenllai requirements of Directive 1999/5/EC.
The use oI the warning symboi a) means the equipment is subject to restrictions of use
in certain counlrles.
This equipment requires a licence and is intended for use In the countries below.
ISOS156
CE 0682 G)
Ru .1an 96891sayili Resml Gaflete'de yaylmlanan Flekirikll \Ie Flektmnik Fsyaiarda
Bazl Zararll Maddeierin Kullanlminln Sinlrlandinlmasina DairYEmetmelige uygun
olarak urelilmistlr.
This product complies with Directive, Number 26891 regarding “REGULATION
ON THE RESTRICTION OF THE USE OF CERTAIN HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES IN
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT’.
©862-2388-00
09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 OD
PRIOR TO YOUR FIRST QSO
Thank you for purchasing this T9990 transceiver
Prior to your first 050, carefully read through the following precautions
to become familiar with the sarety precautions applicable to this
transceiver After reading through this instruction manual, store it With
the warranty card and packing materials,
F EATU RES
A main receiver with IP3: +40 dBm, and a sub receiver with the
T3590 receiver diverted. Capable of receiving two signals at once,
in different bands.
- 7*lfICI'I wide and 3.57lnch color TFT displays allow displaying of
independent contents, Displays simplifying with a glance the
complicated operations to be comfortable
~ Covers the HF and 50 MHz bands.
~ Clean 5 to 200 Wtransmlt power through the SD V FETfinaI unit.
- Builtsin and relayed system automatic antenna tuner allowmg the fast
tuning.
- Bulltrin switching power supply and lowtpower consumption
mode.
~ Wide range of operating modes including SSE, CW, FSK, PSK
(oPsrtsi, BPSK31 and BPSK63), AM and FM modes.
- Three Analog Devices with 32-bit floating-point arithmetic DSPs.
~ Standard equipped USB, Serial and LAN ports.
s video signal output rot display by an external PC (main screen
display only).
- Free ARCP7990 software, allowing PC control, and ARHP7990
software allowmg remote control.
NOTICE TO THE USER
One or more of the following statements may be applicable for this
equipment,
FCC WARNING
This equipment generates or uses radio frequency energy. Changes
or modifications to this equipment may cause harmful Interference
unless the modifications are expressly approved in the instruction
manual. The user could lose the authority to operate this equipment if
an unauthorized change or modificatio is made.
INFORMATION TO THE DIGITAL DEVICE USER REQUIRED
BY THE FCC
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Pan IS ofthe FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can generate radio frequency
energy and, If not Installed and used In accordance with the
Instructions, may cause harmful Interference to radio communications.
However, there Is no guarantee that the Interference will not occur
in a particular installations lfthis equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception,whlcn can be determined
by turning the equipment off and on, the user ls encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or more ofthe following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipmentand receiver.
- Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver Is connected.
- Consult the dealer for technical assistance.
MARKET CODES
Kntype: The Americas
Ertype Europe
The market code is shown on the canon box.
inronnotion on Disposal of old Electrical and Electronic Equipment
and erIIS (applicable for eu countries that inm adopted
separate waste collection systems)
)3
This device complies wnh industry Canada Ilcenseexempt RSS
standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions : (I)
this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept
any interference, including interference that may cause undesired
operation ofthe device
Products and batteries with the symbol (crossed-out wheeled
bin) cannot be disposed as household waste
Old electrical and electronic equipment and batteries should
be recycled at a racrlrty capable or handling these rterns and
their waste byproducts
contact your local authority rot details in locating a recycle
facility nearest to you
Proper recycling and waste disposal will help conserve
resources whilst preventing detrimental effects on our health
and [he environment
NOTIFICATION
This equipment complies With the essential requirements of Dir
rective 1999/5/EC.
The use of the warning symbol Q) means the equipment is sub-
ject to restrictions of use
in certain countries.
This equipment requires a licence and is intended for use in the
countries below.
AT BE DK FI FR DE GR IS
IE IT LI LU NL NO PT ES
SE CH GB CV CZ EE HU LV
LT MT PL SK SI 36 RD
(E 0682 G)
This product is designed for connection to an iT power distribution
system.
1503166
Bu firfln 26891 sayill Flesmi Gazele'de yaylmlanan Elektrikli ve
Elektronlk Esyalarda
Bezr Zararll Maddelerin Kullaniminin Slnlriandirilmaslna Dalr
Yonetmelige uygun
olarak firetllmlstlr.
This product complies with Directive, Number 26891 regard-
Ing “REGULATION
ON THE RESTRICTION OF THE USE OF CERTAIN HAZ-
ARDOUS SUBSTANCES IN
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT".
PRIOR TO YOUR FIRST QSO
SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES
The following accessories are supplied with the transceiver. After
carefully unpacking the transceiver, identify the accessories listed in the
table.
Description
Quantity
AC PowerCable
7cpin DIN plug
i3cpin DIN plug
Fuse (4 Al
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Warranty Card
Clrcult Diagram
Leaflet (Hype only)
IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR STORAGE OF PACKING
MATERIALS AND TRANSPORTATION
This transceiver is heavy. Store all packing materials for the transceiver
for future use, such as when transporting the transceiver when
moving or requesting after service, Do not hire a regular doorctOcdoor
delivery service; we highly recommend you use a specialized transport
company, such as a furniture delivery service, who is responsible for
packing, pickup and delivery.
5M
This transceiver is precise and sensitive To prevent it from being
damaged during transportation, the transceivcr must be packed with its
original packing materials and transported with the front panel facing
up Do not transport the transceiver placed sideways. To prevent injury,
transport the transceiver with at least two workers
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
This manual was written sublect to the specifications and designs
described below.
Specifications are described In SPECIFICATIONS In chapter 19, "OTHERS"
{page T96)
Firmware Version:VI.0x.xx
You can Verify the firmware version as described below.
The i (I) . LED lights red after the transceiver is turned OFF by pressing
[0)]. while the transceiver is in this state. you can veriry the firmware
version as described below
1 Hold down [M.IN] (Memory), then press [0],
The Firmware Update screen appears after the startup screen, and
the firmware version can be viewed
2 Press I (l) ] to turn the transceiver OFF.
The transceiver turns OFF.
Note:
. There are two [M.IN] keys on lllls transcelver; one Is lor Memory and the
other lat Quitk Memory. To view the firmware version, he sure to use
[M.IN] (Memory).
The latest firmware and its corresponding instruction manual, in PDF
format, can be downloaded from the following URL
http://www2.Jkaenwood com/products/communications/amateur/
index html (examplel
COPYRIGHTS FOR THIS MANUAL
JVC KENWOOD Corporation shall own all copyrights and other
intellectual properties for the product and the software and for all
manuals and documents attached to the product and the software.
A user is required to obtain approval from JVC KENWOOD corporation,
in writing, prior to redistributing this document on a personal web page
or via packet communication.
A user is prohibited from assigning, renting, leasing or reselling the
document.
JVC KENWOOD Corporation does not warrant that quality and functions
described in this manual comply with each user's purpose of use and,
unless specifically described in this manual, JVC KENWOOD Corporation
shall be free from any responsibility Tor any defects and indemnities Tor
any damages or losses,
SOFTWARE COPYRIGHTS
The title to and ownership of Copyrights for software, including but
not limited to the firmware that may be distributed individually, to
be embedded in KENWOOD product memories, are reserved for JVC
KENWOOD Corporation.
Any modifying, reverse engineering, copying, reproducing or disclosing
on an internet website of the software is strictly prohibited without
priorwrrtten consent of NC KENWOOD Corporation.
A user is required to obtain approval from JVC KENWOOD corporation,
in writing, prior to redistributing this manual on a personal web page or
via packet communication
Furthermore, any reselling, assigning or transferring of the software is
also strictly prohibited without embedding the software in KENWOOD
product memories,
PRIOR TO YOUR FIRST QSO
SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT
Software License Agreement contains the terms and conditions of use
of the software embedded in or used with the transceiver. A user is
entitled to use the software subject to the acceptance and agreement
of this Software License Agreement by the user. Also, this Software
License Agreement stipulates the terms and conditions of use of this
software embedded in or used with the transceiver, and a user has the
right to use the transceiver With the software embedded Subject to
the applicable laws and regulations, the description and defined in this
manual and the warranty card
The following procedures allow you to display the Software License
Agreement on the main screen,
1 Press [ADVJ (F) from the Menu screen.
The Advanced Menu screen appears.
2 Select Menu 28, "Software License Agreement", from the
Advanced Menu screen.
3 Press [SELECT] (F4).
The Software License Agreement appears
4 Press [ a ] (F2) or [ E ] (F3), or rotate the
MULTl/CH control.
You can scroll through the text ofthe Software License Agreement.
5 Press [ESC].
The Software License Agreement disappears
IMPORTANT NOTICES CONCERNING THE
SOFTWARE
The software embedded in this transceiver consists ofa multiple number
of and indivrduai software components. Title to and ownership oi
copyrights for each software component is reserved for Jvc KENWOOD
Corporation and the respective bona fide holder.
This product employs the software component in accordance With the
End User License Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the “EULA")
stipulated by NC KENWOOD Corporation and/or the respective bona
fide holder
There ls free software stipulated and governed by the 'EULA" ,and this,
a distribution condition of the software component in the executable
format under the terms and conditions contained in the GNU General
Public License or Lesser General Public License (hereinafter referred to
as the "GPL/LGPL" ), requires to make the source code for the relevant
software components available
Access the URL below for details of the software component stipulated
in the "GPULFGL".
URL: http://www.xxxxxxxxx.co.Jp/gpl.html (example)
The followrng procedures allow you to display Important Notices
concerning Free Open Source software on the main screen.
1 Press [ADV] (F) from the Menu screen.
The Advanced Menu screen appears.
2 Select Menu 29, "Important Notice concerning Free Open
Source", from the Advanced Menu screen.
3 Press [SELECT] (F4).
important Notices concerning Free Open Source appears
4 Press in] (F2) or [3] (F3), or rotate the MULTI/
CH control,
You can scroll through the text of the Important Notices concerning
Free Open Source software.
5 Press [ESC].
The Important Notices concerning Free Open Source software
disappears.
ABOUT THE GPL/LPGL LICENSE
The following procedures allow you to display About the GPL/LPGL
License on the main screen.
1 Press [ADVJ (F) from the Menu screen.
The Advanced Menu screen appears.
2 Select Menu 30, "About the GPL/LPGL License", from the
Advanced Menu screen.
3 Press [SELECT] (F4).
About the GPL/LPGL License appears,
4 Press [a] (F2) or [g] (F3), or rotate the MULTI/
CH control.
You can scroll through the text of the About the GPL/LPGL License
5 Press [ESC].
About the GPL/LPGL License disappears.
TRADEMARKS
t KENWOOD isa registered trade mark ofJVC KENWOOD
Corporation.
- TMDS Is a registered trade mark of Silicon Image, Inc.
- All other product names referenced herein are trademarks or
registered trademarks of their respective manufacturers. Marks
such as "‘ and Bare omitted in the text of body.
INDEMNITY
- JVC KENWOOD Corporation takes all appropriate measures to
ensure all descriptions' in this manual to be accurate; however, this
manual may still contain typos and expressions that are misleading
JVC KENWOOD Corporation is entirely free from any responsibilities
arising from any losses or damages caused by such typos or
expressions.
- JVC KENWOOD Corporation has the right to change or improve
the product specifications, etc., described in this manual without
prior notice. JVC KENWOOD Corporation is entirely free from any
responsibilities for any losses or damages caused by such changes
and improvements.
- JVC KENWOOD Corporation is entirely free from any responsibilities
for any failures, damages or losses arising from, or in connection
with, use of the transceiver with or connected to any external
equipment. Failures, damages or losses shall Include the failures,
damages or losses that may occur at the PC connected to the
transceiver or in storage devices having memory area such as a
USB flash drive JVC KENWOOD Corporation Is entirely free from
any responsibilities for any secondary failures, damages or losses,
including but not limited to the loss or damage of data or data files
stored in these memories.
- JVC kcuwooo Corporation does not warrant that quality and
functions described in this manual comply with your purpose
of use and, unless specifically described in this manual, JVC
KENWOOD Corporation shall be free from any responsibilities for
any defects and indemnities for any damages or losses. Selection
and Installation of any external equipment shall be done at your
own risk. You are fully responsible for the use and effects of external
equipment.
- JVC KENWOOD Corporation shall be free from any responsibilities
for any incidental losses or damages, such as missing
communications or call opportunities caused by a failure or
performance error or the transceiver.
l||
PRIOR TO YOUR FIRST QSO
ABOUT THE URL AND CONTACTS 0F JVC KENWOOD
CORPORATION
The latest URL and contacts of JVC KENWOOD Corporation at the time
when this manual was written are described in this manual. Due to
changes of social circumstances or the management environment, the
URL and contacts ofJVC KENWOOD Corporation may change from time
to time If you are unable to access the URL or contacts, Contact your
dealer to determine the latest URL and contacts
NOTATIONS APPLIED TO THIS MANUAL
This transceiver has many user operations, such as those tor the main
band and the subeband, keys and controls, function keys and operations
from connected equipment, etc , as well as unique transceiver
behaviors. To clarify and simplify the descriptions provided in this
manual, the following notations and writing conventions have been
used,
The captioned display images may differ from what appears on your
transceiver, due to youroperating environment, design changes, etc.
I MAIN BANDAND SUB BAND
Following a key or control name, (M) or (S) is described, allowing
you to distinguish on which band, either the main band or the sub
band, the key or control is to be used if the band that the key or
control is to be used for is not clarified as either the main band or
the sub band, the band is specified as “the selected band“ in this
manual.
I KEYS AND CONTROLS
The transceiver has many keys and controls The notation ”key“ is
omitted from individual keys‘, however, the notation “control" is not
omitted, aliowmg you to distinguish controls from keys.
I LEDS AND DISPLAYS
On the transceiver front panel, there are LEDs that indicate the
status of the Corresponding function as either active or inactive.
information that appears on the main screen or the sub screen is
described as the "display" Refer to chapter 2, "PANEL DESCRIPTION“,
rot further details, (page 2sil
I SCREEN AND MESSAGES
information that appears on the main screen after pressing the
MENU key or by a long press of any particular key is described as
the "screen". A text string (mainly in a message box) naVigating your
operation or notifying you ofan error is described as a “message"
I AUDIBLE OPERATION AIDS
This transceiver assists your operation with a beep upon a key press
and the use of voice guidance. Configuration methods for those
audible operation aids are described in this manual
I NOTATION FOR KEYS, CONTROLS AND DISPLAYS
in this manual,each key, control, and display are described
Notation Example Overview
CW/RE
[x x X] [ V] Keys located on the front panel
[M>S] M)
The MULTI/CH
control
The 000 Controls located on the front panel
control The NET (M)
control
IV
The Tuning
The Tuning control The Tuning controls located on the
control The Tuning (5) front panel
control
The "MAIN
The " OOO ' BUSY/TX" LED LEDs located on the front panel or
LED The "MONI/SEL" on the keys with the front panel
LED
The 000 The ACC 2 Connectors, jacks and ports located
connector connector on the frontand rear panels
The Menu Screens that appear on the main
screen
The 000 screen to configure or select a
screen The Bandscope parameter.
screen
iiFSKii Information that appears on the
" OOO " “0"“ main screen orthe sub screen, or
an option in the parameter box.
Function keys corresponding to the
key guide along the right side of
the main screen.
[XXX] (F) [AW-12GB] (F) The task name displayed on a key
guide appears in brackets. This task
name (key guide) may varyfrom
screen to screen.
I NOTATIONS FOR USER OPERATION
in this manual, various user operations are described, as below
Notation Example Overview
Piess the main power switch
located on the rear panel, to the "I“
(ON) or “0” (OFF) position.
Press [ Ll) ] on the front panel.
Press [SDISP]
Press [MENU]
The MENU screen appears. lfthe
MENU screen ls open,the MENU
screen closes.
Press [SDISP].
Press [SDISP]
Press [VOXI
Press [ESC].
Press momentarily to activate the
unique function ofthe key.
Press to revert to the screen which
was displayed prior to the current
screen, or to close the screen
assigned for the particular task.
Press and hold
[CW/ REV]
Press and hold a key forthe time
configured in Menu 0sll,"Long
Press Duration of Panel Keys", to
activate the unique function ofthe
key or the function assigned to the
key.
Hold down [PTTI
Hold down a key to activate or
enable the specific function or
behavior, until the key is released.
PRECAUTIONS
Precautions
Please observe the following precautions to prevent fire,
personal injury, and transceiver damage:
~ Connect the transceiver only to a power source as
described in this manual or as marked on the transceiver
itself.
- Route all power cables safely. Ensure the power cables
can neither be stepped upon nor pinched by items placed
near or against the cables. Pay particular attention to -
locations near AC receptacles, AC outlet strips, and points
of entry to the transceiver.
~ Take care not to drop objects or spill liquid into the
transceiver through enclosure openings. Metal objects,
such as hairpins or needles, inserted into the transceiver
may contact voltages resulting in serious electrical
shocks. Never permit children to insert any objects into
the transceiver.
~ Do not attempt to defeat methods used for grounding
and electrical polarization in the transceiver, particularly
involving the power input cable.
- Adequately ground all outdoor antennas for this
transceiver using approved methods. Grounding helps
protect against voltage surges caused by lightning. It also
reduces the chance ofa burldrup of static charge.
EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING
GROUND
CLAMP
ANTFNNA
DISCHARGE UNIT
GROUNDING
CDNDUCTORS
ELECTRIC SERVICE \PO‘lelgusI‘IEZSI—SEMPS
EQUIPMENT
GROUNDING ELECTRODE
SVSTEM
~ Minimum recommended distance for an outdoor antenna
from power lines is one and onerhalf times the vertical
height of the associated antenna support structure. This
distance allows adequate clearance from the power lines
if the support structure fails for any reason.
- Locate the transceiver so as not to interfere with its
ventilation. Do not place books or other equipment on
the transceiver that may impede the free movement of
air. Allow a minimum of iOcm
(4 inches] between the rear of the transceiver and the wall
or operating desk shelf
- Do not use the transceiver near water or sources of
moisture. Forexample, avoid use neara bathtub, sink,
swrmming pool, or in a damp basement or attic.
~ The presence ofan unusual odor or smoke is often a sign
of trouble. Immediately turn the power OFF and remove
the power cable. Contact a Kenwood service station or
your dealer for advice.
~ Locate the transceiver away from heat sources such as a
radiator, stove, amplifier or other devices that produce
substantial amounts of heat.
- Do not use volatile solvents such as alcohol, paint
thinner, gasoline, or benzene to clean the cabinet ofthe
transceiver, Use only a clean cloth with warm water or a
mild detergent.
Disconnect the input power cable from the power source
when the transceiver is not used for long periods of time.
Remove the transceiver's enclosure only to do accessory
installations described in this manual or accessory
manuals. Follow provided instructions carefully, to avoid
electrical shocks. If unfamiliar with this type of work,
seek assistance from an experienced individual, or have a
professional technician do the task.
Enlist the services ofqualified personnel in the following
cases:
a) The power supply or plug is damaged.
b) Objects have fallen into or liquid has spilled into the
transceiver.
c) The transceiver has been exposed to rain.
d) The transceiver is operating abnormally or
performance has seriously degraded,
e) The transceiver has been dropped or the enclosure
damaged.
Do not touch the power plug while your hands are wet to
avoid risk of electric shock.
Keep children away from the transceiver, to avoid
unnecessary risk of harm to the child.
Do not remove the plug from an AC outlet by pulling the
AC cable.
Plug the AC cable only into a grounded AC outlet.
Do not block the transceiver air vent. Do not cover the
transceiver. To maintain good ventilation, place the
transceiver at least 10 cm (4 inches) away from the wall.
i INSTALLING AND CONNECTING THETRNASCEIVER
PRECATIONS FOR INSTALLATION
Carry and install the transceiver with two or more persons Over-loaded
carriage and rnstailation may cause the damageto your body orthe
transceiver or both.
DO NOT heave the transceiver by grasping the Tuning knob or other knobs
on the lront panel and connectors on the rear panel. this may also cause the
damage to your body orto knobs and connectors.
ANTENNA INSTALLTION AND CONNECTION
An antenna system consists of an antenna, coaxial cable and ground,
and results in the best performance ofthe transceiver with the careful
installation.
Use with the correctly tuned 500 antenna, the 500 coaxial (able and
appropriate connectors. Ail connections must be clean and tight.
Match the impedance of the coaxial cable and antenna, until the SWR
becomes t.s:t or less.
High SWR results in the transmit power to drop and the radio Irequency
Interference to (onsumer produtls such as the broadtasl radio and
television.
lfyou are notified that the signal has been distorted there may be a
feasibility that the anten no system is not efficiently radiating the transceivers
power.
PRECAUTIONS
, transmission wtthout connecting the antenna to the transceiver may damage
the transceiver. Prior to transmission, connect the antenna or the son dummy
ioad to the transceiver
. For use with the transceiver as the base station, we recommend to insiali an
arrester so as to avoid nre, electrirication, damage, and injury
- irthe antenna swn exceeds l.s:l or more. the protection circuit activates in the
transceiver. Ensureto use the antenna with lower swn.
, ilthe antenna, dedicated lot reception using a semiconductor. such as an
active antenna is connected to the transc r, no Not transmit or activate the
antenna tuning Doing so wiil supply the power source to the antenna system
damaging the semiconductor circuits or the antenna
Connecting an AC Power Cable
Use the AC power cable supplied with this transceiver to plug to an AC inlet.
AN” AN” ANTI ANti
HF/suMHz HF/SDMHZ HF/SDMHI HF/SDMHZ
(my ) (Mayne) thyoe) lMctwe}
GROUND CONNECTION
to avoid any danger such as electriricaiion, good ground connection is
mandatory.
First, one or more ot the ground rods or the iarge copper plate is buried in
the ground and connected to the END terminal on the rear panel. Forthis
connection, use the thick conductive wires or the copper band plate iormed
as little as possible,
PRECAUTION 5
Do not usea gas pipe, a conduit pipe and tune forelectricity distribution,
the piastic water pipe, etc tor grounding, these do not have any ettect rot
grounding. these may cause an accident or fire.
ARRESTER INSTALLATION
To avoid nre, electrification, damage, and injury by the lightning strike, install
the lightning surge protector.
Alternately, should any lightning be assumed, remove trom the transceiver a
cable connected to an antenna.
UTILIZING FRONT BASES WITH LIFT UP MECHANISM
the llroup supplementary bases are available In the front bases on the
bottom or the transceiver. to position the hunt panel slightly toward the
upper side pull the supplementary bases forward to the limit.
6M) lerrriirial
: oral
reissue:
RX iN
Rear Panel
'Ic'l
1 INSTALLING AND CONNECTINGTHETRNASCEIVER
CONNECTING ACCESSORIES
Note:
. Acabla exceeding 3 m (9.5 feet) may not be connected tea connector below.
- KEV lack
- ACE 2 connector
. REMOTE connector
. METER lick
,oev contractor
, stmo lack
- com connector
.EXTVSPI jack
.DISPLAV connector
. LAN connector
, PHONES iaelt
-PADDLE lack
.Mir mnnennr
. A cable exceeding l in (3.3 feefl may not be connected roa connector below.
.use connector trront at rear panels]
HEADPHONES (PHONES)
Accepts the 2-(onducmr (mono) or 3-conducmr (stereoi headphones With
an impedance OH to no (standard: em and the (06.3 mm 031/ “l plug.
Once the headphones are plugged, an audio line for an internal speaker
(or an optional extemel speaker) is muted, and the audio sounds from the
headphones. Following are the optional headphones that can be (onnecled
to the transceiver.
- H575 - H96
Note:
. the higher impedance the headphones have, the larger volume becomes.
'Paddle
. Slteig ht Key
~Bug Key
~E|ectronic Keyer
~PC Keyer Output
(Sold in marketplaces)
MICROPHONE (MIC)
Accepts the microphone with an impedance of 250 to soon.
Connect a plug of the microphonetothe MIC connector on the front panel
and screw the retaining ring until the microphone is securely tightened.
Following are the optional microphones that conform to thetrensceivet
. MC435 . McrooA . M090 - MC47
The rollowing mierophones cannot be used with the tmnsceiven
. MCA4 - MCMDN
. MC-AS . MC-45DN
PADDLE (PADDLE)
For the operation of CW using the built-n electronic keyer, connect the keyer
(0 (he FADDLE]a(k_ To me PADDLEjack, [he 3{Ol’ld|.lc(0f and (96.3 mm [wl/ ")
plug can be connected. The straight key can be connected to the PADDLE
jack In (his case, select "Key" from Menu 5430 "Paddle Jack Configuration
\From)". lpage mot)
USB FLASH DRIVE/USB KEYBOARD be.)
Any use flash drive or use keyboard sold in the market pIa(e (an be
connected.
Connect it securely to theoe. (USB-A) port.
Note'
. During the use with the use flash drive, futinslance while the data in it is reading
or writing, DO Not disconnect the use tlash drive from the transceiver Also, do
not shut down the transreiver using the [apple] key. (page 127“)
- to remove the use flash drive rrom the Ironszelvev, ensure that the safe removal
of use flash drive has been executed in the suomenu, tpage Ilsxxl
External SpeakerlOptional)
000
000
OOQ
lNSTALLlNG AND CONNECTING THE TRNASCElVER 1
EXTERNAL SPEAKERS (EXT.SP1/EXT,SP2, 80)
The transceiver is equipped with two independent receivers. ln general,
audio (rem both receivers sounds from an internal speaker; however,
connecting an external speaker enables to emit respective audio separately.
On a rear panel, two jacks tor an external speaker are available allowlng you
to (armed two external speakers.
The external speaker wrth an impedance of4 to an (standard: so) can be
connected using the chonductor Imono) and the (03-5 mm (weir plug.
lfan external speaker is (onneded to EXISPl, no audit) suunds from the
internal speaker.
lfan external speaker is (onneded to EXISPZ, the audio sounds [rum the
external speaker connected to EXT.SP2 and the internal speaker.
Note:
- EXT.SPI and EXT SP2 have the m racks dedicated tor the external speakers. Do
nor eonnecttha headphones. Doing sowlll resultlnlhe larger audlo volume
eausing theaudlmry dlsorder.
r Audloto sound fiam an external speaker can be selected from the menu. «page
lé-Xl
KEYPAD (KEYPAD)
You (an connect the PF keypad you have made. [page 15x)
KEY FOR CW (KEY)
For the cw operation without using the built-in electronic keyer, the plug
train the electronic key, the bag key, the external electronic keyer or the PC
keyer (an be (anne(ted.The plug must be the Zrtondudor (mono) and (p35
rn m lqzl [8").
The external electronic keyerand the PC keyer source the positive voltage
during the key up, and sourcing such voltage to the ground line enables the
key down. Use the shlelded cable to connect the keyer to (he transceiver.
Dependan on the menu configuration, a paddle can be connected to the
KEY jack. and an internal electronic keyer can be used, [page xcxx)
Note:
- Refel ta 'Electlvnlc Keyer' tor the details artlre aunt-in keyel. (page Sat)
R523 2C
Straight
Cable
(female)
Flash Drive
USB Cable
USE(Blconnector
173
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CONNECTION TO A PC
The transceiver can be connected direcrlylo rhe PC using lhe USB cable orlhe RS-ZSZC straight cable.
Note:
- shut down lhe rran sceivei using lhe [apple] key prIOV to connecurlg the transceiverto the PC,
- The lranscelver is not sold coupled wmi Ihe usa cable rlcr me RSZBIC straighl cable; me me cable commonly sold in me maikei place,
. The use audio In principle iesulis In delay, Also, rhe audle lmerruprlon may oczur depending on ma characlerlsl'lcs of your PC and ma siams of load. usa eudla firs In me
:ommunlcallonsro which ine ilme lag does nor Influence or In me recording ofme melved audio In ihe pc.
RSZ3ZC
Straight
Cable
llemale)
*EET
‘-
To USB
Flash Drive
USB Cable
USB(B)connectm
CONNECTION TO THE APPLICABLE TRANSCEIVER (SPLIT FREQUENCY TRANSFER)
For (he dam transfer [page IG'XXI, use me RSZSZC (loss (able [female m femaiei i0 (armed the COM (onnedor in me lransKelver m the COM Connector of me
applicable transceiven
Following are the applicable transceivers;
~ TS-990 SEHES, TS-S9D Series, T5480 series, TS-ZOOD Series and TS-S70 Series transteivevs
RSZSZC Cross Cable
T5990 Applicable Transceiver
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INSTALLING AND CONNECTING THE TRNASCEIVERI
CONNECTING A LINEAR AMPLIFIER
The iinear amplifier can be connected [0 the REMOTE connector.
Pvior lo auivanng me linear amplifier, ensure filial ilie configurauans for llie linear amplifier conupi have been (ompleie. {page iaex}
The response rirne from when rne tiarlsceiver is pieced in the transmit sraie untii the signal is acrualiy rransrnined is lo ms; however 25 ms can be configured
to mend rhe response iime ioi opeiailans exeepi for cw lull break-in.
Note:
- The max cpniroi merlaod may vary depending on the type ofthe external linear amplifier. rfiere is iiie linear amplifier availabie which WIII enter ifie rx mode wnen me
cpniiol ieiinlnal is swliebed to me ground line. For such a linear amplifier, aliocaie me pin number 2 in me REMOTE eonnecior lo (onnecl in me GND ieiminal and me pin
number 4 in iiie (onlmi ieimlnai of ihe linear amplifier.
. 11-922 and TL-633 have been dlsconllnued and are no longer available.
CONNECTION TO TL—922
Supplied 7rpiriDiN Piug =
(Use irie seliemade conneciion cable using me 7epln DIN plug supplied wliri me iranscelvei)
CONTROL RELAY
A((ivales il ”Auive High 1» REIEy" or "Active High + Relay &TX
Delay Controi" has been configured for Advanced Menu ii
"Lineai Amplifier Contiol [HF Band)".
REMOTE connecior [page 179)
(Viewed from the rear panel side)
1 INSTALLING AND CONNECTINGTHETRNASCEIVER
CONNECTING ATYPICAL LINEAR AMPLIFIER
To (onnect to other made lineal amplifier to the lransteivev, follow the instructions in the following illustraiion.
Note:
. those * ar ampl‘lfiers, having the Au: output level in the range between a to 74 v, are suitable fur practical use, Fur those linear amplifiers having other ALE output level,
automatic level control may not lunction torrectiy due to unexpected oscillation or dismrtion causing a dmp oltlie rated output power
Mates wlth one oftlieAlm
to All” connectors
Othelrmade
Llrleal Ampllflel
Rf lNPUT
nt
Alt Emml
® @
5ND
Supplled 77pm DIN Vlug
(use the sel'cmade connettlon (able —
using the 7pm DIN plug supplled with the transceiver)
CONTROL RELAV
Acl'lvales if "Active High + Relay" or "Active High + Relay 3th
Delay Control" has been configured for Advanced Menu i 1
"Llneav Amplifiel Control (HF Band)".
REMOTE conneclol {page l9}
(Viewed from the leal panel side)
CONNECTION TO OTHER TRANSCEIVER WITH TNC TERMINAL
Following is the eonnection which allows the packet cluster tuning using TM7D710, new 0, DITMVD700.
The transceiver can be connected toTM-mi 0 or lic-D71 0 using the optional P656 and the RS-232C cross-cable which is sold in the market place. lithe RS-
232: cross cable has the remale plugs or the male plugs, you need the female to male conversion plug.
The transceiver can be connected toTM-Dmo using the Rs—zazc cross-cable which is sold in the market place.
Note:
. memoo has been discontinued and is no longer avai lahle,
- Referw the instruction manual supplied Wllh THlez lot the details ofconnenlcn to won.
9 pin Dssub 979i" DSnb
connenortmalei connectorltemalel
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TM-D7ID
Rc- D710 +TM- v71
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Q'PIH DSAAI: connector «emalel
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INSTALLING AND CONNECTING THE TRNASCEIVERI
CONNECTION T0 EXTERNAL ANTENNA TUNER
The antenna connector from the external antenna tuner must be connected to the antenna connector 1 (ANTi l. The external antenna tuner does not function if
the external antenna tuner has been connected to other antenna connector than the antenna connector I (ANTZ).
Note:
. Connect n-aoo atterthe transceiver has been turned err using the iappiei.
. Whlle AT-300 Is in use, the transceiver (annol be used in the so MHz band The antenna fol so MHz hand must be connected [0 alhel’ antenna connector than the antenna
connector i (ANT‘l i,
~ lune external antenna tuner is connected to the antenna connector i (ANTI l, the inertial antenna tuner becomes inactive, and the signal, as it the signal IS pass through the
tuner, lS sent to the external antenna tunel.
- Anna has been discontinued and IS no longer available,
ANT 1
connector
CONNECTION TOTNC, MCP, AND 50 ON
To makethe packet communications, using the external TNC (terminal node contmllerl or MCP (multi-mode communication processor) terminal or the sound
capability in the 7:, and to makethe digital communications such as li'l'TY, PSK, SSTV. use the Accz connector on the rear panel
. The cable wrth the IScpin DIN plug can be used to connect the transceiver to the external device such as the PC having themc, MC? and sound
capability, etc.
. To connect the PCto the TNC, MCP terminals and interface, use the Rsz3zc cable sold in the market place.
Note:
. to prevent hunt being interterence due to noise, etc , ensurethat tne transceiver is placed away imrn your Pc.
Power Supply Urlll
fol TNC and MCP
TNC/ MCP
Computer
CONNECTING TO YOUR LAN
To connect the transceiver to your LAN, use an Ethernet cable (straight type) for connection shown in the illustration below:
Note:
- The transceiver is not sold coupled with the Ethernet cable; use the cable commonly sold in the market place.
lnternet
Service Premier and Caiiiel
Elhemet Cable
[Straight type)
Broadband liourer or Hub
1,7
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TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONS
COM CONNECTOR
Pin Name
Function
No connection
input/Output
Sends the serial data lo a PC
Receives the serial data from a PC.
No connection
Ground
No connection
Receives the status from a PC. lf the PC cannot accept the serial data, the PC sends the "L" state Sig nal to
disables the transceiver to transfer the serial data,
Serids the serial data to a PC from the transceiver. If the transceiver cannot accept the serial data, the
transceiver sends the "L" state signal to disables the PC to transferthe serial data.
ACCZ CONNECTOR
Pin Name
No connection
Function
Sends the Subrband datac
Input/Outpul
RTTV
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