Raytheon IDS M3-VHF-136 110W VHF BASE STATION User Manual USERS MANUAL RX IF MODULE
JPS COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 110W VHF BASE STATION USERS MANUAL RX IF MODULE
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USERS MANUAL RX IF MODULE
MM10188GV1, Rev. D 6 MAINTENANCE 6.1 MODULE DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY Refer to the following procedures for assembly and disassembly during test. alignment and/or module servicing. _ The ESD symbol calls attention to procedures. practices. or the like. which could expose equipment to the elTects of Electro-Slatie Discharge. Proper precautions must \ be Iaken to prevent ESD when handling circuit modulesl 6.1.1 Module Disassembly I. Use a ’l‘-I5 Torx Screwdriver and remove the six (6) ‘l‘orx screws from the top housing assembly as shown in Figure 6-I. 2. Carefully remove the top cover. Set aside the screws and lop cover for future reassembly. 6.1.2 Module Reassembly I. Carefully reinstall the top cover over the board as shown in Figure 6-I. 2. Reinstall the six (6) Torx screws previously removed from the top housing assembly as shown in Figure 6- I . Remove Screws (5 Places) Remove Cover Figure 6-l: Module Disnssemhly and Reassembly 23 MM101836V1, Rev. D 6.2 TROUBLESHOOTING When troubleshooting the module, it is most convenient if the standard test fixture is used. The following conditions are with the module in the 25 kHz mode. This can be set up using a PC with the necessary sofiware connected to the test box. Altemntively. a wire link can be soldered between TPZOS and Tl’206 on the PC board. This forces the module to operate in the wideband (25 kHz) mode. lF amplifier transistor 01 has a nominal 3 dB gain. Transistor 02 has a nominal gain of 8.5 dB. The mixer has about I4 dB voltage gain with proper L0 injection. The proper crystal oscillator level is ISO mV p-p measured at TPIOZ. The following four test points are provided on the I’WB for additional tcst capability: TPI: 70.7 mV p-p @ ll .4 MHz with -30 dBm input signal TPlOZ: ISO mV p—p @ 20.945 MHz independent olinput signal TPl031460 mV p-p @ 455 kHz with -65 dBm input signal TPl08: 730 mV p-p @ 455 kHz with -75 dBm input signal NOTE: All RF voltages are measured with an oscilloscope and a I0 Megohln. Ilpl’. high impedance probe. Table 6-I: Troubleshooting Guide CHECK {CORRECT READING SHOWN) SYMPTOM i Fault indicator Check or: voltages: IlmoETA INDICATES DEFECTIVE COMPONENT ll DC voltages not correct °“ oav @ uzootuzos. Pin 3 U200.U206 or assoc components rGV @ U103. Pin 14 (TP104) U103 or associated components 1 5V @ 01 and 02 (emitters) 01 and 02 or associated components Check for AF noise @ TP1DB. 200mV U107 or associated components Check forAF noise @ 02031 Pin 8: 1 v U203 or associated components TP3, 130 mVp-p. 20.945 MHz demdulated U107i Hot) or associated components Apply -30 dBm, 21 4 MHz tnpuL cheek Wt 170 mVp-p audio Qt. FLI. FL2 or associated components 460 mVp-p Apply -65 dBm, 21 4 MHz input, cheek TP103, 02. FL3. FLd. utoo. U107 or associated components Check crystal oscillator TPIOQ. 130 mVp—p. 20.945 MN: | U107. YlOO or associated components Apply so dBm. 21.4 MHz input, check TF'1. 170 mVp-p Apply -65 dBm. 21.4 MHz input. check TP103. 460 mVpp Qt, FLI. FLZ. YIOO. or associated components 02, FL3. FLA. U100i U107 or associated components 24 MM101886V1, Rev. D 7 7 cnzcx 7 7 mconazcr READING i SYMPTOM motcnss DEFECTIVE ‘ (CORRECTREADING SHOWN} COMPONENT N0 sflueltm With squelch pol maximum. or with module AUDIO! function SQUELCHIHI counseled Io SQUELCH/ARM input and with no signal to module IF input: Check Presence oi 1 Vpk noise @ 0203. Pin 7 Check presence oi I Vpk noise U203 @ Pin 8 Chat DC voltage UZOG @ P V Check DC voltage UZDS @ Pin 14' 0 5V No 455 kHz | Check 0102 and U106 outpul: ‘° DSP Apply -75 dBm 21,4 MHz input, TP105, 120 NW] 010: or associated components Apply -75 dBm 21 4 MHz input, check 12, Pins A3! 5- A32. 1.4 Vp-p U203 or associated components UZOS or associated components U1OB of associated components 25 MM101886V1, Rev. D 20 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE The Technical Assistance Center's (TAC) resources are available to help with overall system opcration. maintenance, upgrades and product support. TAC is the point of contact when answers are needed to technical questions. Product specialists, with detailed knowledge of product operation, maintenance and repair provide technical support via a toll-free (in North American) telephone number. Support is also available through mail. fax and e-mail. For more information about technical assistance services. contact your sales representative, or contact the Technical Assistance Center directly at: Nonh America: I-800-528-77I I International: I-434-385-2400 Fax: I-434-455-67I2 E-mail: tac QT t\'coclcctmn ics.com
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