Yaesu Musen 20321X70 LINEAR AMPLIFIER User Manual
Yaesu Musen Co., Ltd. LINEAR AMPLIFIER Users Manual
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FCC ID: K6620321X70 HF/50 MHz Linear Amplifire VL-2000 Operating Manaul VERTEX STANDARD CO., LTD. 4-8-8 Nakameguro, Meguro-Ku, Tokyo 153-8644, Japan VERTEX STANDARD US Headquarters 10900 Walker Street, Cypress, CA 90630, U.S.A. YAESU UK LTD. Unit 12, Sun Valley Business Park, Winnall Close Winchester, Hampshire, SO23 0LB, U.K. VERTEX STANDARD HK LTD. Unit 1306-1308, 13F., Millennium City 2, 378 Kwun Tong Road, Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong VERTEX STANDARD (AUSTRALIA) PTY., LTD. Tally Ho Business Park, 10 Wesley Court, East Burwood, VIC, 3151 Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. Contents FCC ID: K6620321X70 General Description.................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Front Panel Controls & Switches................................................................................................................................................ 2 Rear Panel Connectors & Switches............................................................................................................................................ 4 Installation & Interconnections.................................................................................................................................................. 6 FTDX9000 Series............................................................................................................................................................ 6 FTDX5000....................................................................................................................................................................... 7 FT-2000/D....................................................................................................................................................................... 8 FT-950.............................................................................................................................................................................. 9 FT-450/D....................................................................................................................................................................... 10 FT-897/D....................................................................................................................................................................... 11 FT-857/D........................................................................................................................................................................ 12 Multi Connection........................................................................................................................................................... 13 General Transceiver...................................................................................................................................................... 14 Operation.................................................................................................................................................................................. 16 Preparations................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Linear Amplifier Operation.......................................................................................................................................... 17 Automatic Antenna Tuner Operation............................................................................................................................ 18 SO2R (Single Operator Two Radios) Feature............................................................................................................... 19 ANTENNA DIRECT Feature....................................................................................................................................... 19 Trouble Shooting...................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Specifications............................................................................................................................................................................ 21 Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 General Description Congratulations! You are now the owner of the Yaesu VL-2000 Linear Amplifier, which brings you leading-edge technology for the ultimate in operating convenience and reliability. We appreciate your investment in Yaesu equipment, and wish you many years of satisfying operation using your new amplifier! The VL-2000 is an all-solid-state linear amplifier operating on the 160 through 6 meter amateur bands at a power output level of 1500 Watts on all modes*. The VL-2000 includes a built-in antenna tuner with 470 memories for tuning data, and microprocessor control of the tuning circuitry. The VL-2000 features input jacks for two different exciters, as well as five antenna jacks for connection of antennas for different bands. The separate VP-2000 Power Supply Unit provides the +48 Volts required by the PA transistors, as well as all required control voltages for the amplifier. The VL-2000 normally is powered via 220 Volt AC mains, although it can be operated, at the 500 Watt level, from 120 Volt AC power. We encourage you to read this manual thoroughly before beginning installation and operation of your VL-2000 Linear Amplifier. The details regarding proper installation and operating advice contained in these pages will help you derive maximum satisfaction from your new Yaesu equipment. Be certain to observe all due safety precautions when using this high-power device! Item Supplied Accessories Quantity Antenna Cable (T9101600)...................................................................................................................................1 Control Cable (T9101599)....................................................................................................................................1 RCA Plug (P0091365)..........................................................................................................................................2 8-pin DIN Plug (P0090651)..................................................................................................................................1 Operating Manual................................................................................................................................................1 Warranty Card......................................................................................................................................................1 VL-2000 Operating Manual Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. Front Panel Controls & Switches POWER Switch This switch turns the VL-2000 “on” and “off”. When the VP-2000 [POWER] switch is set to the “off” position, this switch will not function. If using the Yaesu transceiver with a BAND DATA Cable, the VP-2000 AC power will be remotely controlled by the transceiver’s power switch when the REMOTE switch on the rear panel of the VL-2000 is set to “on”. Caution: Never turn “off” this switch while transmitting. METER-1 Switch Press this switch to toggle the METER-1 function between “PO” meter and “SWR” meter. METER-1 This is the two functions (PO/SWR) meter which is determined by the “METER-1” switch selection. PO: Indicates the RF Power Output, from 0 to 2k watts on transmit. SWR: Indicates the antenna system observed standing wave ratio (SWR), from 1.0 to 5.0. METER-2 Switch Press this switch to toggle the METER-2 function between “ID” meter and “VDD” meter. FCC ID: K6620321X70 METER-2 This is the two functions (ID/VDD) meter which is determined by the “METER-1” switch selection. ID: Indicates the final amplifier drain current, from 0 to 75 A. VDD: Indicates the final amplifier drain voltage (nominal value: 48 V). TX Indicator This indicator glows red when the VL-2000 is transmitting. OPERATE Switch This switch turns the power amplifier section of the VL-2000 “on” and “off”. When the power amplifier is activated, the LED will glow red. Note: This switch does not effect while transmitting. LOW Switch This switch selects the RF output power. When in the “LOW” position, the RF output power will be reduced to (approximately) 500 watts PEP, and the LED will glow red. Note: This switch does not effect while transmitting. VL-2000 Operating Manual Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Front Panel Controls & Switches ATT Switch This switch activates a 3 dB input RF power attenuator, to reduce excessive input power from the exciter. It should be “on” if exciter output exceeds 100 watt PEP, as is the case when using the FTDX9000 series transceiver. The LED will glow red, when this switch is “on”. Note: This switch does not effect while transmitting. INPUT Switch This switch selects the exciters which connected to the INPUT 1 and INPUT 2 jacks on the rear panel. The “INPUT 1” or “INPUT 2” LED will glow red to indicate which exciter is in use. Note: This switch does not effect while transmitting. PROTECT LED This LED blinks red when the Linear Amplifier is abnormal. TUNE Button This is the on/off switch for the VL-2000’s Automatic Antenna Tuner. Press this button briefly, places the antenna tuner in line between the transmitter final amplifier and the antenna connector (The LED will glow red, and reception is not affected). Press and hold this button for 1/2 second, while receiving in an a mature band, activates the transmitter for a few seconds while the Automatic Antenna Tuner rematches the antenna system impedance for minimum SWR. The LED will blink red when the antenna tuning is processing. Pressing this button briefly, while the Tuner is engaged, will take the Automatic Antenna Tuner out of the transmit line. VL-2000 Operating Manual HI-SWR LED This LED blinks red when the antenna system is abnormally high SWR condition (over 3.0:1) that cannot be resolved by the Automatic Antenna Tuner. When this LED blinks, the exciter output delivers to the antenna connector directly without through a linear amplifier. Note: Check to be sure that you have the correct antenna selected on the current operating band when this LED blinks red. If so, you will need to check the condition of the antenna, its coaxial cable and/or the connectors on the cable so as to locate and correct fault. ANT Button These momentary buttons select the antenna jack on the rear panel, with the selection indicated by the red LED in each button. Note: These buttons does not effect while transmitting. BAND Button These momentary buttons select the amateur band for the operation, with the selection indicated by the LED in each button. If using the Yaesu transceiver with a BAND DATA Cable, the VL-2000 operation band will be remotely controlled by the transceiver’s BAND switch. Note: These buttons does not effect while transmitting. Forefeet These forefeet enable to extend the length of the forefoot for easy viewing by rotating the outer ring of the forefeet. Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. Rear Panel Connectors & Switches REMOTE Switch When this switch is set to “on” position, the VL2000’s POWER switch will be controlled by the transceiver’s POWER switch if you using a Yaesu transceiver with a BAND DATA Cable. ACC-1 Jack This D-SUB 15-pin Jack is connected to the Yaesu transceiver which is connected to the INPUT 1 jack, to allow automatic band selection, T/R control, and power on/off control. : +13.5 V (IN) : TX GND : GND : BAND DATA A : BAND DATA B : BAND DATA C : BAND DATA D : TX INH (OUT) : F SET COMMON : F SET 1 : F SET 2 : RX D ( TTL Level) : TX D ( TTL Level) : EXT ALC : GND DIRECT Switch When this switch is set to “on” position, the exciter power which is connected to the INPUT 2 jack deliver to the ANT DIRECT connector directly, without passing the Linear Amplifier and Antenna Tuner. SO2R Switch When this switch is set to “on” position, the receiving signal is sent to the both transceivers which is connected to the INPUT 1 and INPUT 2 jack. This feature is very useful for the “SO2R” (Shingle Operator, Two Radio) operation. ALC-1 Potentiometer This potentiometer adjusts the maximum output power of the VL-2000 when operating with the exciter which is connected to the INPUT 1 jack. ALC-2 Potentiometer This potentiometer adjusts the maximum output power of the VL-2000 when operating with the exciter which is connected to the INPUT 2 jack. FCC ID: K6620321X70 ACC-2 Jack This D-SUB 15-pin Jack is connected to the Yaesu transceiver which connected to the INPUT 2 jack, to allow automatic band selection, T/R control, and power on/off control. : +13.5 V (IN) : TX GND : GND : BAND DATA A : BAND DATA B : BAND DATA C : BAND DATA D : TX INH (OUT) : F SET COMMON : F SET 1 : F SET 2 : NC : NC : EXT ALC : GND VL-2000 Operating Manual Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Rear Panel Connectors & Switches BAND-DATA 2 Jack This 8-pin DIN Jack is connected to the Yaesu transceiver which is connected to the INPUT 2 jack, to allow automatic band selection. : +13.5 V (IN) : TX GND : GND : BAND DATA A : BAND DATA B : BAND DATA C : BAND DATA D : TX INH (OUT) STBY 2 Jack When this RCA jack is shorted to ground, it put the VL-2000 into the transmit mode. Connect this jack to the TX GND jack of the exciter which is connected to the “INPUT 2” jack. ALC OUT 2 Jack This RCA jack provide the ALC (output) voltage for control of the exciter’s RF drive level which is connected to the “INPUT 2” jack. INPUT 1/2 Jacks ANT Jacks Connect these type M (SO-239) jacks to your antennas using large (RG-239 or larger) 50 ohm coaxial cable with mating plugs (Type M: PL-259). GND Terminal Post Connect this terminal to a good earth ground using the shortest practical length of heavy braided cable. All other station equipment should be grounded to the same ground system. DC IN Connector Connect this 8-pin connector to the DC OUT connector on the Yaesu VP-2000 AC Power Supply. This connector provides +48V DC supply voltage for the power amplifier of the VL-2000. CONTROL Connector Connect this 8-pin connector to the CONTROL connector on the Yaesu VP-2000 AC Power Supply. This connector provides ±12V DC supply voltage and control signals for the VL-2000. These type M (SO-239) jacks should be connected through a supplied Antenna Cable to the (transmitting) antenna jack of the transceivers. VL-2000 Operating Manual Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Installation & Interconnections FTDX9000 Series Be sure both FTDX9000 and VL-2000 are turned off, then follow the installation recommendation contained in the illustration. ANT To link the FTDX 9000 and VL-2000 POWER switch, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “ON” position. Conversion Cable Make the Conversion Cable to show illustration at the right with the 7-pin DIN Plug which is supplied to the FTDX 9000 transceiver and the after market’s RCA Jack. 7-pin DIN Plug Pin 3 Pin 7 RCA Jack GND TX REQ Important Note ! r When operate the VL-2000 with the FTDX9000MP, should be set the ATT switch on the VL-2000 front panel to “on” position, and set the maximum RF output power level to “200 W” via menu item “TX GNRL 173 TX MAX POWER” on the FTDX9000MP. The 400 watt power output from the FTDX9000MP is far in excess of what is required to drive the VL-2000 to its full rated output. r When operate the VL-2000 with the FTDX9000D or FTDX9000Contest, should be set the ATT switch on the VL2000 front panel to “on” position. The 200 watt power output from the FTDX9000D or FTDX9000Contest is far in excess of what is required to drive the VL-2000 to its full rated output. r The ALC cable must be connected between the transceiver and VL-2000 to prevent overdrive of the amplifier, and especially to facilitate the proper operation of the protection circuitry if sudden antenna system problems should cause the SWR to rise to dangerous levels. r Do not attempt to connect or disconnect coaxial antenna cables when your hands are wet. Note r When the VL-2000 POWER switch is turned “off”, the exciter output is delivered as follows: ¦ INPUT 1 exciter: delivers to the ANT 1 connector directly. ¦ INPUT 2 exciter: delivers to the ANT DIRECT connector directly. r If you want to link the VL-2000 and FTDX9000 series POWER switches, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “on” position. VL-2000 Operating Manual Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Installation & Interconnections FTDX5000 Be sure both FTDX5000 and VL-2000 are turned off, then follow the installation recommendation contained in the illustration. To link the FTDX 5000 and VL-2000 POWER switch, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “ON” position. Important Note ! r When operate the VL-2000 with the FTDX5000, should be set the ATT switch on the VL-2000 front panel to “on” position. The 200 watt power output from the FTDX5000 is far in excess of what is required to drive the VL-2000 to its full rated output. r The ALC cable must be connected between the transceiver and VL-2000 to prevent overdrive of the amplifier, and especially to facilitate the proper operation of the protection circuitry if sudden antenna system problems should cause the SWR to rise to dangerous levels. r Do not attempt to connect or disconnect coaxial antenna cables when your hands are wet. Note r When the VL-2000’s POWER switch is turned “off”, the exciter output is delivered as follows: ¦ INPUT 1 exciter: delivers to the ANT 1 connector directly. ¦ INPUT 2 exciter: delivers to the ANT DIRECT connector directly. r If you want to link the VL-2000 and FTDX5000 POWER switches, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “on” position. VL-2000 Operating Manual Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. Installation & Interconnections FCC ID: K6620321X70 FT-2000/D Be sure both FT-2000/D and VL-2000 are turned off, then follow the installation recommendation contained in the illustration. To link the FT-2000/D and VL-2000 POWER switch, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “ON” position. Important Note ! r When operate the VL-2000 with the FT-2000D, should be set the ATT switch on the VL-2000 front panel to “on” position. The 200 watt power output from the FT-2000D is far in excess of what is required to drive the VL-2000 to its full rated output. r The ALC cable must be connected between the transceiver and VL-2000 to prevent overdrive of the amplifier, and especially to facilitate the proper operation of the protection circuitry if sudden antenna system problems should cause the SWR to rise to dangerous levels. r Do not attempt to connect or disconnect coaxial antenna cables when your hands are wet. Note r When the VL-2000 POWER switch is turned “off”, the exciter output is delivered as follows: ¦ INPUT 1 exciter: delivers to the ANT 1 connector directly. ¦ INPUT 2 exciter: delivers to the ANT DIRECT connector directly. r If you want to link the VL-2000 and FT-2000/D POWER switches, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “on” position. VL-2000 Operating Manual Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Installation & Interconnections FT-950 Be sure both FT-950 and VL-2000 are turned off, then follow the installation recommendation contained in the illustration. To link the F T- 95 0 and VL-20 0 0 POWER switch, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “ON” position. ANT DC IN INPUT: DC 13.8 V 22 A GND -TUNE TO FROM ROT LINEAR TUNER RTTY / PKT PTT REC REM EXT SPKR -TUNE DMU CAT PGM-SW KEY Important Note ! r The FT-950 enables to connect only to the INPUT 2 connector. Set the INPUT switch to the “INPUT 2” side after assemble the equipment. r The ALC cable must be connected between the transceiver and VL-2000 to prevent overdrive of the amplifier, and especially to facilitate the proper operation of the protection circuitry if sudden antenna system problems should cause the SWR to rise to dangerous levels. r Do not attempt to connect or disconnect coaxial antenna cables when your hands are wet. Note r When the VL-2000’s POWER switch is turned “off”, the exciter output is delivered as follows: ¦ INPUT 1 exciter: delivers to the ANT 1 connector directly. ¦ INPUT 2 exciter: delivers to the ANT DIRECT connector directly. r If you want to link the VL-2000 and FT-950 POWER switches, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “on” position. VL-2000 Operating Manual Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. Installation & Interconnections FCC ID: K6620321X70 FT-450/D Be sure both FT-450/D and VL-2000 are turned off, then follow the installation recommendation contained in the illustration. To link the F T- 4 5 0 and VL-20 0 0 POWER switch, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “ON” position. ANT INPUT DC 13.8V 22A DATA TUNER LINEAR CAT EXT GND SPKR Important Note ! r The FT-450/D enables to connect only to the INPUT 2 connector. Set the INPUT switch to the “INPUT 2” side after assemble the equipment. r The ALC cable must be connected between the transceiver and VL-2000 to prevent overdrive of the amplifier, and especially to facilitate the proper operation of the protection circuitry if sudden antenna system problems should cause the SWR to rise to dangerous levels. r Do not attempt to connect or disconnect coaxial antenna cables when your hands are wet. Note r When the VL-2000 POWER switch is turned “off”, the exciter output is delivered as follows: ¦ INPUT 1 exciter: delivers to the ANT 1 connector directly. ¦ INPUT 2 exciter: delivers to the ANT DIRECT connector directly. r If you want to link the VL-2000 and FT-450/D POWER switches, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “on” position. 10 VL-2000 Operating Manual Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Installation & Interconnections FT-897/D Be sure both FT-897/D and VL-2000 are turned off, then follow the installation recommendation contained in the illustration. To link the FT-897/D and VL-2000 POWER switch, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “ON” position. INPUT DC13.8V 22A GND CAT/ LINEAR CHG A DATA ACC HF/50MHz KEY ANT EXT SPKR 144/430MHz CHG B Important Note ! r The FT-897/D enables to connect only to the INPUT 2 connector. Set the INPUT switch to the “INPUT 2” side after assemble the equipment. r The ALC cable must be connected between the transceiver and VL-2000 to prevent overdrive of the amplifier, and especially to facilitate the proper operation of the protection circuitry if sudden antenna system problems should cause the SWR to rise to dangerous levels. r Do not attempt to connect or disconnect coaxial antenna cables when your hands are wet. Note r When the VL-2000’s POWER switch is turned “off”, the exciter output is delivered as follows: ¦ INPUT 1 exciter: delivers to the ANT 1 connector directly. ¦ INPUT 2 exciter: delivers to the ANT DIRECT connector directly. r If you want to link the VL-2000 and FT-897/D POWER switches, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “on” position. VL-2000 Operating Manual 11 Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. Installation & Interconnections FCC ID: K6620321X70 FT-857/D Be sure both FT-857/D and VL-2000 are turned off, then follow the installation recommendation contained in the illustration. To link the FT-897/D and VL-2000 POWER switch, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “ON” position. Important Note ! r The FT-857/D enables to connect only to the INPUT 2 connector. Set the INPUT switch to the “INPUT 2” side after assemble the equipment. r The ALC cable must be connected between the transceiver and VL-2000 to prevent overdrive of the amplifier, and especially to facilitate the proper operation of the protection circuitry if sudden antenna system problems should cause the SWR to rise to dangerous levels. r Do not attempt to connect or disconnect coaxial antenna cables when your hands are wet. Note r When the VL-2000 POWER switch is turned “off”, the exciter output is delivered as follows: ¦ INPUT 1 exciter: delivers to the ANT 1 connector directly. ¦ INPUT 2 exciter: delivers to the ANT DIRECT connector directly. r If you want to link the VL-2000 and FT-857/D POWER switches, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “on” position. 12 VL-2000 Operating Manual Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Installation & Interconnections Multi Connection (Example: FTDX5000 & FT-2000) Be sure all equipment are turned off, then follow the installation recommendation contained in the illustration. To link the Transceiver’s and VL-2000 POWER switch, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “ON” position. Important Note ! r When connect the 100 watt transceiver and 200 watt transceivers to the VL-2000 together, reduce the RF output power of the 200 watt transceiver to 100 watt by the Menu Mode Item. For example above, set the maximum RF output power level to “100 W” via menu item “170 TGEN MAX PWR” on the FTDX5000. r The ALC cable must be connected between the transceiver and VL-2000 to prevent overdrive of the amplifier, and especially to facilitate the proper operation of the protection circuitry if sudden antenna system problems should cause the SWR to rise to dangerous levels. r Do not attempt to connect or disconnect coaxial antenna cables when your hands are wet. Note r When the VL-2000’s POWER switch is turned “off”, the exciter output is delivered as follows: ¦ INPUT 1 exciter: delivers to the ANT 1 connector directly. ¦ INPUT 2 exciter: delivers to the ANT DIRECT connector directly. r If you want to link the VL-2000 and transceiver POWER switches, set the VL-2000 REMOTE switch to the “on” position. When turn “on” one of the transceiver, the VL-2000 becomes “on” automatically. VL-2000 Operating Manual 13 Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. Installation & Interconnections FCC ID: K6620321X70 General Transceiver Be sure both transceiver and VL-2000 are turned off, then follow the installation recommendation contained in the illustration. VL-2000 Important Note ! r The general transceiver enables to connect only to the INPUT 2 connector. Set the INPUT switch to the “INPUT 2” side after assemble the equipment. r The ALC cable must be connected between the transceiver and VL-2000 to prevent overdrive of the amplifier, and especially to facilitate the proper operation of the protection circuitry if sudden antenna system problems should cause the SWR to rise to dangerous levels. r Do not attempt to connect or disconnect coaxial antenna cables when your hands are wet. Note r When the VL-2000 POWER switch is turned “off”, the exciter output is delivered as follows: ¦ INPUT 1 exciter: delivers to the ANT 1 connector directly. ¦ INPUT 2 exciter: delivers to the ANT DIRECT connector directly. 14 VL-2000 Operating Manual Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Installation & Interconnections Note VL-2000 Operating Manual 15 Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Operation Preparations To transmit the high quality RF signal, adjust the ALC voltage in the following procedures, before operating. Important Note r Confirm whether wiring does not have a miss wiring again. r Connect the Dummy load which have an enough RF Input Power to the Antenna Connector on the rear panel of the VL-2000. r The VL-2000 requires 220 Volt AC power for 1.5 kW operation, while 117 Volt AC power is possible at the 500 W power output. r When connect the FTDX9000D/Contest, FTDX5000, FT-2000D (200 W transceiver) to the VL-2000, set the ATT switch on the VL-2000 front panel to “on” position to reduce the input power of the VL-2000. r When connect the FTDX9000MP (400 W transceiver) to the VL-2000, set the ATT switch on the VL-2000 front panel to “on” position, and set the maximum RF output power level to “200 W” via menu item “TX GNRL 173 TX MAX POWER” on the FTDX9000MP to reduce the input power of the VL-2000. 1. Set the INPUT switch to the position which is connected to the exciter. 2. Rotate the ALC-1 (or ALC-2: determine to the exciter connected) potentiometer fully counter clockwise. 3. Set the operating band of the exciter and VL-2000 to the same operating band. Note: If you connect the supplied CNTL Cable between the transceiver and VL-2000, the operating band of the VL-2000 will automatically set when you set the transceiver’s operating band. 4. Set the operation mode of the exciter to the “CW” mode. 5. Set the OPERATE switch and TUNE button to both “off”. 6. Set the METER-1 function to “PO” by pressing the METER-1 switch (The “PO” LED will glow red). 7. Press the one of the ANT (1 - 4) buttons corresponding to the antenna jack connecting the Dummy Load. 8. Press the PTT switch of the exciter, then adjust the RF output power level of the exciter so that the exciter’s PO meter reading becomes 100 watt (or 200 watt). Note: Refer to the operating manual of the exciter for the adjustment method of the RF output power level of the exciter. 9. Release the PTT switch, then set the OPERATE switch to “on” (The “OPERATE” LED will glow red). 10. Set the ATT switch to “on” (The “ATT” LED will glow red), if the exciter output which you connected exceeds 100 watts PEP. Caution !: Do not forget this operation, as it may cause a serious damage to the VL-2000 by an over injection. 11. Press the PTT switch of the exciter again, then adjust the ALC-1 (or ALC-2) potentiometer so that the METER-1 (“PO” meter) reading becomes 1500 watt. 12. Release the PTT switch. 13. The ALC voltage adjustment is now completed. About the ATT Switch The VL-2000 requires input drive power of 80 100 watts. When connect the exciter having exceed 100 watts PEP (such as our FTDX 9000D/Contest, FTDX5000, or FT-2000D), set the ATT switch on the VL-2000 front panel to “on” position to reduce the input power of the VL-2000. Fan Operation The VL-2000 cooling fans are thermostatically controlled. It turns at low speed at the time of the transmission start, and then fan speed rises in accordance with the temperature rise in the case. The cooling fan operation links the OPERATE switch. When turn “off” the OPERATE switch (mean disabling the Linear Amplifier), the cooling fan turns “off” for enabling the quiet monitoring. 16 VL-2000 Operating Manual Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Operation Linear Amplifier Operation Before operating, please check the following items: r Confirm whether wiring does not have a miss wiring again. r Confirm that the AC power plug connect to 220 Volt AC power directly. The VL-2000 requires 220 Volt AC power for 1.5 kW operation r Confirm that the ATT switch is set to “on” position, when connect the exciter having exceed 100 watts PEP. r Confirm that the antenna SWR is less than 1.5:1. 1. Turn the VP-2000 POWER switch “on”, then turn the VL-2000 POWER switch “on”. 2. Turn the transceiver’s POWER switch “on”. If using a Yaesu transceiver with a BAND DATA Cable, and the REMOTE switch on the rear panel of the VL-2000 is set to “on”, the VP-2000 AC power will be remotely controlled by the transceiver’s POWER switch. 3. Set the INPUT switch to the position which is connected to the exciter. 4. Select the amateur band of the transceiver you wish to operate on. If using a Yaesu transceiver with a BAND DATA Cable, band selection will occur automatically whenever you change bands on the transceiver. Otherwise, select the amateur band of the VL-2000 to same as the transceiver. 5. Select the operating mode of the transceiver you wish to operate on. 6. Set the OPERATE switch to “on”. The “OPERATE” LED will glow red. 7. Press and hold the TUNE button for 1/2 second to begin automatic tuning. The transmitter will be engaged, and the red TUNE LED will blink while tuning is in progress. When the optimum tuning point has been reached, the transceiver (and VL-2000) will return to receive, and the TUNE LED will glow red steadily (instead of blinking). 8. For SSB and CW operation, make sure to adjust the Microphone Gain and/or Drive control on the transceiver for proper ALC indication on the transceiver ALC meter, as described in the transceiver manual. Generally, for SSB, the ALC meter indication should not deflect beyond a certain ALC limit (the “ALC” zone on the transceiver’s meter) on voice peaks; on CW, the ALC indication should be just enough to cause slight meter deflection. Higher ALC levels may produce distortion or key clicks, without producing any additional power output. In the CW mode, the VL-2000 allows you to full break-in operation. However, the full break-in operation may give the stress to the T/R switching relays. For FM, SSTV, RTTY, or Packet operation, You may enable 1.5 kW operations, if the following condition is satisfied. r Normal Temperature: +41 °F to +95 °F (+5 °C to +35 °C) r Normal humidity (45 % to 85 %) r Side Clearance: 10 inches (25 cm) r Rear Clearance: 12 inches (30 cm). Otherwise, press the LOW switch to select the LOW power condition to prevent the overheating during continuous operation. For AM operation, adjust the Drive or RF Power control on the transceiver so that the METER-1 (“PO” meter) on the VL-2000 does not exceed 375 watts (on 1.5 kW operation) or 125 watts (on 500 watt operation) when transmitting a carrier. Operating Precautions Summarized below are some precautions to adhere to in order to ensure long life and trouble-free operation with the VL-2000. r Do not turning the POWER switch “on” or “off” while transmitting. r When changing bands, always make certain that the VL-2000 is set for the same band as the transceiver before transmitting, and that the proper antenna is connected. Remember that, when the VL-2000 is switched “off” the INPUT-1 jack is automatically connected to the ANT 1 jack and the INPUT-2 jack is automatically connected to the ANT DIRECT jack. r Reduce the drive power (set the ATT switch to “on”), if the exciter output which you connected exceeds 100 watts PEP. VL-2000 Operating Manual 17 Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Operation Automatic Antenna Tuner Operation The Automatic Antenna Tuner built into the VL-2000 is crafted to ensure a 50-Ohm load for the final amplifier stage of the linear amplifier. We recommend the Automatic Antenna Tuner be used whenever you operate the VL-2000. Advice: r The VL-2000 Automatic Antenna Tuner, being located inside the station, only adjusts the impedance presented to the transmitter at the station end of your coaxial cable feedline. It does not “tune” the SWR at the antenna feedpoint itself. When designing and building your antenna system, we recommend that every effort be made to ensure a low SWR at the antenna feedpoint. r The VL-2000 Automatic Antenna Tuner includes 470 memories for tuning data. These memory allocation is described in the bottom chart. r The VL-2000 Automatic Antenna Tuner is designed to match impedances within the range of 16.5 Ohms to 150 Ohms, corresponding to an SWR of 3:1 or less on the HF amateur bands (6 meter amateur band: 25 Ohms to 100 Ohms, corresponding to an SWR of 2:1 or less). Accordingly, simple non-resonant whip antennas, along with random-length wires and the “G5RV” antenna (on most bands) may not be within the impedance matching range of the Automatic Antenna Tuner. r The VL-2000 Automatic Antenna Tuner is located between the final amplifier and the rear-panel antenna jack; reception is not affected by the Automatic Antenna Tuner. 1. Confirm the operating band of the VL-2000 is same as the exciter. 2. Press the TUNE button briefly to place the Automatic Antenna Tuner in the transmit line. The TUNE LED will glow red. 3. Press and hold the TUNE button for 1/2 second to begin automatic tuning. The transmitter will be engaged, and the red TUNE LED will blink while tuning is in progress. When the optimum tuning point has been reached, the transceiver (and VL-2000) will return to receive, and the TUNE LED will glow red steadily (instead of blinking). 4. To disconnect the Automatic Antenna Tuner from the transmit line, press the TUNE button briefly. The TUNE LED will turn off, confirming that the Automatic Antenna Tuner has been turned off. In the “off” mode, the transceiver will be directly connected to the coaxial cable connected to your antenna, and it will operate based on whatever impedance is present at the station end of the coax. Advice The VL-2000 Automatic Antenna Tuner makes a note of the positions of the tuning capacitors and the selected inductors when the tuning result is better than SWR 1.5:1. This eliminates the need to re-tune every time you return to a frequency on which you already have completed the tuning process. Note The VL-2000 Automatic Antenna Tuner does not tuning in the following situations: r The exciter (transceiver) is not transmitted. r No carrier. r Low injection level. r Antenna SWR is more than 3.0: 1. (short-circuit or open-circuit) r Tuning result is more than 3.0: 1. Resetting the Antenna Tuning Data Memory Channel Allocations Band 18 Memory Channel Step 1.8 MHz 20 channels for each ANT Jack (x5) 10 kHz 3.5 MHz 25 channels for each ANT Jack (x5) 20 kHz 7 MHz 6 channels for each ANT Jack (x5) 50 kHz 10 MHz 1 channel for each ANT Jack (x5) --- 14 MHz 5 channels for each ANT Jack (x5) 100 kHz 18 MHz 1 channel for each ANT Jack (x5) --- 21 MHz 6 channels for each ANT Jack (x5) 100 kHz 24 MHz 1 channel for each ANT Jack (x5) --- 28 MHz 9 channels for each ANT Jack (x5) 200 kHz 50 MHz 20 channels for each ANT Jack (x5) 200 kHz The VL-2000 can be reset so as to clear the antenna tuner tuning data; this will be reset to the factory default. To reset the Antenna Tuning Data, press and hold in the TUNE button while you turn the VL-2000 on. VL-2000 Operating Manual Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Operation SO2R Feature The SO2R (Single Operator Two Radios) feature allows you to receive the two signals by the two transceivers simultaneously, when connects the two radios to the VL2000. Furthermore, you to operate the VL-2000 without changing the INPUT switch. The VL-2000 switches the input to the transceiver side which transmitted automatically, regardless the INPUT switch setting. To activate the SO2R feature, turn “on” the SO2R switch on the rear panel of the VL-2000. Note r The VL-2000 Automatic Antenna Tuner works only to the transceiver which connected to the INPUT jack that is determined by the INPUT switch. r Cannot select the same antenna in INPUT 1 and INPUT 2 while SO2R feature is activated. ANTENNA DIRECT Feature The ANTENNA DIRECT feature outputs the INPUT 2 signal to the ANT DIRECT jack directly after having passed the Linear Amplifier and the Automatic Antenna Tuner. As a result, the transmit signal does not pass a complicated antenna change circuit, to keep the loss at the minimum. To activate the ANTENNA DIRECT feature, turn “on” the DIRECT switch on the rear panel of the VL-2000. Important Note When activates the ANTENNA DIRECT feature, the all ANT LED (ANT 1 ~ ANT 4) turns “off”, confirming that the ANTENNA DIRECT feature has been activated. Advice Even if the SO2R switch is “off”, you can connect the two transceivers deservedly. However, you must switch the INPUT switch to the position which is the transceiver that is transmitted manually and you can not receive the signal with the other transceiver while the transceiver is transmitted. VL-2000 Operating Manual 19 Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Trouble Shooting Symptom Probable Cause Remedy Fails to power up. POWER Cables. Check the connections of the POWER Cables. Operating band does not change. BAND DATA Cable or CNTL Cable. Check the connections of the BAND DATA Cable. TX power output does not appear. Connection Cable between the transceiver and VL-2000. Check the connections of the Connection cable between the transceiver and VL-2000. Antenna Cable. Check the connections of the Antenna Cable. INPUT Switch. Set the INPUT switch to the position where the transceiver is connected. OPERATE Switch. Turn “on” the OPERATE switch. Excessive the exciter power. (ATT LED blinks red) r Reduce the exciter power to the 100 watts. r Turn “on” the ATT switch. Excessive the output power. (PO METER LED blinks red) Check the connections of the ALC cable. TX power output does not appear. (PROTECT LED blinks red) Incorrect the operating band or out from the amateur band. (one of the BAND LED blinks red) High Temperature of the Power Transistor. r Set the BAND switch to the correct band. r Set the transceiver’s frequency in the amateur band. Stop the transmission immediately, then wait till temperature of the Power Amplifier falls. Unbalance the power combine circuit of the final transistor. (OPERATE LED blinks red) Stop the transmission immediately, then contact your Vertex Standard dealer. High or Low drain voltage. ( VD METER LED blinks red) Stop the transmission immediately, then contact your Vertex Standard dealer. Excessive the drain current of the Power Transistor. (IDD METER LED blinks red) Stop the transmission immediately, then contact your Vertex Standard dealer. Connection Cable between the transceiver and VL-2000. Check the connections of the Connection Cable between the transceiver and VL-2000. Lower exciter power. Adjust the output power of the exciter. ALC voltage. Adjust the ALC voltage. Antenna miss-matching. Adjust the antenna matching (Set the SWR to better than 2.0:1). Low AC power. Prepare 220 V AC for 1.5 kW operation. Antenna Tuner does not operate. Connection Cable between the transceiver and VL-2000. Check the connections of the Connection Cable between the transceiver and VL-2000. HI-SWR LED glows red. Antenna miss-matching. (SWR is more than 2.0:1) Adjust the antenna matching. HI-SWR LED blinks red. Antenna miss-matching. (SWR is more than 3.0:1) r Adjust the antenna matching. r Check the connections of the Antenna Cable. ATT LED blinks red. Excessive the exciter power. Turn “on” the ATT switch. Low Transmit Power 20 VL-2000 Operating Manual Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Specifications General Frequency Coverage: Operating Mode: Input: Input Impedance: Excitation Power: Output: Output Impedance: Power Output: 1.8 MHz ~ 50 MHz Amateur Bands SSB, CW, AM, FM, RTTY INPUT 1/INPUT 2 (Two System) 50 W, unbalanced, Type-M connector 100 watt or 200 watt (@ATT ON) ANT 1 ~ ANT 4 (Four System) plus ANT DIRECT (Sub Antenna System: INPUT 2 1 ANT DIRECT) 50 W, unbalanced, Type-M connector 1500/500 Watts (HI/LOW: 1.8 MHz ~ 28 MHz Amateur Bands) 1000/500 Watts (HI/LOW: 50 MHz Amateur Bands) @ 220V AC Input to VP-2000 Power Supply 500 Watts (1.8 MHz ~ 50 MHz Amateur Bands) @ 120V AC Input to VP-2000 Power Supply Continuous Transmission Period: 100% @ 1500 Watts Spurious Radiation: better than –60 dB @ 1.8 - 28 MHz Amateur Bands better than –73 dB @ 50 MHz Amateur Band Operating Band Change: Manual/Automatic (Automatic: requires the BAND DATA Cable) Final Transistor: VRF2933 x 8 Final Amplifier Circuit Type: Class-AB, Push-pull Circuit, Power Combine Cooling System: Forced air-cooling (Variable wind velocity) Operating Temperature Range: +14 °F ~ +104 °F (–10 °C ~ +40 °C) @1500 Watts Operation +14 °F ~ +122 °F (–10 °C ~ +50 °C) @500 Watts Operation Case Size (WxHxD): 19” x 7” x 20” (482 x 177 x 508 mm) Weight (Approx.): 53.4 lbs (24.2 kg) Automatic Antenna Tuner Section Impedance Matching Range: Matching Time: Matched SWR: 25 to 100 W, unbalanced @ 1.8 MHz Amateur Band 16.6 to 150 W, unbalanced @ 3.5 ~ 50 MHz Amateur Bands less than 3 seconds 1.5:1 or better Specifications are subject to change, in the interest of technical improvement, without notice or obligations. Part 15.21: Changes or modifications to this device not expressly approved by Vertex Standard could void the user’s authorization to operate this device. VL-2000 Operating Manual 21 Vertex Standard Co., Ltd. FCC ID: K6620321X70 Copyright 2011 VERTEX STANDARD CO., LTD. All rights reserved. No portion of this manual may be reproduced without the permission of VERTEX STANDARD CO., LTD. Vertex Standard Co., Ltd.
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