Yaesu Musen RP80U UHF TRANSMITTER User Manual USERS MANUAL
Yaesu Musen Co., Ltd. UHF TRANSMITTER USERS MANUAL
USERS MANUAL
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Operating
Instruction
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1. CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS;
h) Figure 14
1.1 Front Panel
6) POWER SWITCH
Press thts swnch to turn the power on,
VHS swttch is used to turn on the DC pawer [13.2 V]
a LED mmcators
POWER ‘ The orange LEO ts ht when the power ts
turned on
BUSY - The green LED vs ht when a signal is
mput.
TX ‘ The red LED xs Ht when m the trensmtt
mode
(1) LCD tndicator
FIEF'EATERJBASE MUTE/MONI. CHANNEL NUM-
BER and TAG settings are shown on the IG—ctgit,
‘ 2-Hne dot matnx LCD indicator
@ AF VOLUME CONTROUAUDIO MUTE SWITCH
The vctume mcreases as thts Central 15 turned
stockwise When this centre! rs deoressed. sound
from the speakers 15 cut oh.
(9 SGUELCH CONTROUAUTO SQUELCH SW!TCH
Use [ms commt to ettminate the notse charactens-
(it: a! the FM band when there vs no tnaut stgnai
When mere is no input stgnsr, turn this control
clockwnse until the noise is ehminated,
When pressed‘ the squelch level set internally wtfl
he seemed autcmfilzcaHy‘ VSOUELCH PRESETF
The preset lewfl can be adjusted mternahy
Front Panel
@ NUMEFUC KEYPAD
10 keys JUsed to input channel numbers
and. m the program mode, lrequeh-
cxes‘ etc.
as say ' Used m the program mode
at key . Used to cancel (clean functions
UV key Used to select menu ztems and,
> - within the various funcnonsl to set
the nmeout duration. on/on sotv
tings, etc‘
Down key}: Functions analogousiy to the up
my
: Disables input from the keypad‘
Key lock is activated by holding the
key down for two seconds or more
Enter my E : Used to choose Items setectec
usmg the up and down ken
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C5) MICROPHONE JACK
use with the CMP820E {hand hetd tyne; micro-
phone.
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Figure 1-2 Rear Panel
12 Rear Panel
@ TX ANTENNA CONNECTOR
"its is the connector for the TX (transmitter) an-
tenna.
@ RX AMENNA CONNECTOR
This is the connector lor the art (receiver) antenna.
63 REMOTE CONTROL TERMINALS
These are the signal input/output terminals lor
making connections with other equipment.
iii TX DISC IN
The audio signal input to this terminal is com-
bined with the audio circuitry's ore-emphasis
input by the control unit Standard modulation is
applied by the AG at an input level at about 20 mV
ms (at 1 kHz) (open voltage with 600 Q imped—
ance).
(to) b) TX AUD IN (TX AUDIO {N}
The audio signal input to this terminal is com-
bined With the modulator crrcuit input by the TX
unit. Standard modulation is applied by the AG at
an input level at about 400 mV rms (at 1 kHz)
(open voltage with 600 Q impedance).
d) COR
This terminal outputs the status of reception
signal detection by the RX unit's lF circuitry.
O V: Ni: reception Signal detected (squelch on)
5 V- Reception signal detected (squelch oft)
d} RX AUD OUT (RX AUDiO OUT)
This terminal outputs the reception audio signal
detected by the RX unit's lF circuitry.
During reception wuth standard modulation.
3 200 — 300 mv rms signal is output with open
terminal voltage.
0) GND
This is a grouna terminal.
0 EXTERNAL DC POWER JACK
63 SPEAKER TERMINAL
0 FAN
l) PTT
This terminal is connected internally to the P17
switch at the microphone lack (mm) on the front
panel. The unit switches to transmit mode when it
is connected to a ground. :
0 v: Transmit mode (PTT switch on)
5 V: Standby mode (PTT switch oil)
9) GND
This is a ground terminal.
hi TX DATA IN (005)
The audio signal input to this terminal is com-
bined with the 2-point modulator Circuit's Input by
the TX unit it is usod as the modulation input by
the DOS. etc.
Modulation ol tots—03 kHz is applied by the
AG at an input level at about 280 mv ms (at 67
Hzi (open voltage with 600 Q impedance).
l) EXT 0013.2 V 8-
This is a ground terminal,
ii EXT DC 132 v a
This is a power supply output terminal for making
connections with other equipment The +132 v
power that is supplied to the unit via the 00 Input
terminal: is output as is
Input 13.2 V DC power to this connector.
This is the terminal lot connecting an external
soeaken
The fan starts to rotate when the temperature 01 the
RF power booster rises above a certain point.
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2. PROGRAMMING . "
Set the transmlt and receive irequeneiee, TX time! value and other data which are in he used lor operation by the
npnier.
The Items which can be set are given in the program features in Table 2-1,
Program Feaiuru Table 2-1
—_ summon e- wen-
Frequency hand The run Dana given below can he set-cud using the and E keys n the target
traum-sslon and reception hence.
Thee} Dams cannot be changed during programming.
VHF so MHz to 300 MHz. at channel step
UHF 300 Mitt to 530 MHz. at channel sup
Channel step The two channel steps given helm: can be selected using the E m E keys depending
on the target irequeneies.
These steps tunnel in changes durlng programming.
5 It": The channel mm is int slit-d to 5 kfiz for the VHF band.
525 kHz It is inl‘lllilad in 6.25 KHZ in! the UHF harm.
TX lime-out timer The reruns given belw can be selected using the and E they: as the limit to the Tx
time-out “m6.
OJ to 25.5 min. 0, 110.210.1110.“ 18 0125.5 min,
in step
TX inhibit timer The range given below can be selected using the l and E key: u the limit to the Tx
inhibit time.
1 h: 255 sec. llamas: W255 m,
I “no
Hangwp Timer The time tram the discontinuation or the fix esgnel until irenamlesicn ie cleared down
when the llmar Is used tor the repeater can be selected using the (I and E keys.
0 In 15 sec. 0mm: [11115 G“.
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chemo! number A hundred channel numbers can be programmed. Ont/OFF tor the mnx irequenein.
who. lime-out ilrner. m. an be same for tech oi the channels.
CH1 lo 99.0 CHflmfllfl ..... [9010
1 “GP
Frequency The target treeuenclee are input dlnei'y for each channel uelng the 10 keys.
Frequencies outside Ihe lrequeney hand: or tmuohclee whlch no net mutilnlel of the
item cannot in Input.
input the lreqtnncies “tummy for TX and Rx.
The TX and fix inquencln an both inltilliud in mm “H: (OFF).
Tile TX frequency cannot be input unites the fix irequmcy has bun input.
fix lrequency
Tx tmuency
ax
TX
Tone The eugct bone: an ta- allotted tor each crux-ml lining m- and '
input me In“. “Mainly for TX I 0 mt
The TX and ex ion” are both ini ized to OFF.
The home cannot he input union 0 max knueneies have Deon Inout
RX first, select the type at tone.
. OFFICTCSS
Next. select the type according to the tones.
GY.W.3I?|.M‘.II ..... 12‘1.8J250.3 Hz
TX Follow the sun. procedure lor "lemon at with ax.
ix time-out timer The TX tIme—oul tlmer can be selected for nah channel using the E} and {1} keys.
OFF/RESET TVPEIOONT TYPE
Busy locxout can be solcusd for each channel using the 11 and keys.
OFF/ON
Tone loctwut Tone lockout can be selected for mh channel using m ”i and EH keys.
OFFFON
The
A ten can he uluclnd for mh channel using in. w lays.
Up to a characters can be input.
Three letters of the alphabet an assigned to tech Icky.
When one of the keys Is pressed. one or I“ lemrs or iv; number is diseieyed and em
limo the key is pressed, this disnhv roteles in sequence.
2.1 Common Data r
Decide on the values which will be used in common for
all lhe channels
a) First select "PROGRAM" on the mode sub menu
and the» select "COMMON."
b] Move the “>" display using the mend guys
to select the Item which is to be changed.
c) Press the 0‘ key to enter the eeleetlon.
d) The “>" Osptay inolcates the current setting on
the right.
e) Select me setting using the menu E, keys.
I) Press the .ttey to enter the setting.
a) Use £an to return to the original display.
CAUI'lON: When the lroquoncy band or channel
step is changed. all the currently pm—
grammed Individual data will be lost.
2.2 Indlvldual Data
Decide on each of the values which will be used lor
each at the channels (100 channels).
a) first select “PROGRAM" on the mode Dub menu
and then select "INDIVIDUAL."
b) The procedure for melting changes is now the
some as tor "Common Data."
it) However. the 10 key: can be used to dIrac-tly
input the settings using numbers for the channel
numbets and fix and TX frequencies.
Tags can be entered using letter: of the alphabet. One
number and three letters are allocated to each troy.
When one at the key; is pressed. one or the letters or its
number il displayed. and each time the key Ia pressed,
the display rotates In sequence.
Table 2 a
Malgnment at alphanumerlee to key!
Send "mania“ "
Rehlional sequence tor trey “2" Table 26
(Eran-nu) was key "2" m
When pleased lor the let time
When pressed tor the 2nd time
When tmsserl tor the 3rd time
When pressed for the 4th tlme
When pressed for the 5th time
When pressed lor the 6th time
2.3 Cloning
The programmlng tor one repeater can be cloned to
another repeater.
a) First switch on the power to the two repeaters.
it) use the nloning cable (YBOIOO2850) to connect
the microphone jacks.
c) Select "GLON " on the mode sub menu tor bott-
repeaters.
at Next. select "MASTER" lor the side sending the
data and "SLAVE" lor the side receiving the data.
e) "SENDING" ls displayed tor the master side and
"RECEIVE" tor the slave slide. and the data
transter begins.
(t Upon completion or the can transfer. operation
returns to the orlglnal display. (It takes about 15
seconds to transmit the data.)
p) Dlaoonneet the cloning cable.
sauna": Cloning Is not possible between VHF and
UHF.
Select SLAVE when connecting with a .
personal computer.
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5. DISASSEMBLY
5.1 Mount Bracket Removal Method
a) Tvrn the HPBW unit genfly upside damn.
b) Remove the (our ® screws and {our Q screws.
e) The mount brackets can be detached when the
four 0 surews and four 0 screws are then re
moved.
caution.- rat’e care when turning the unit ever
since it is heavy
fake care not to lose or misplaco ma
handie once the four 0 screws have
been remand.
5.2 Speaker Bracket and Shield Lid Removal
Method
a) The sputter bracket Is reamed by removing the
eight 9 screws.
ta) Remove the shield lids nor the Rx unit. TX unit
and control unit in the directions Indicated by the
arrows. ,
The unit is new in a state enabling ail the
alignment: and checks to be conducted.
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6. ALIGNMENT
5,1 Test ség-up
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' Supply voltage 0 Transmission loao . ..... 50 Q
' Audio output ‘ Stand-re modulation . Sue Table 6-1.
0 Audio load . 0 TXIRX alignment lrequen See Table 6-2.
U Transmlssion output ' Room temporawre ..... a'c zs'c
Slandm modulation Tabl- 6-1
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6.3 Alignments and Checks
6.3.1 RX Unll Alignment
a) Connect the measuring instruments as shown in
Figure 6-1. Connect the standard signal genera-
tor ($56) to JG06 {Rx antenna connector).
b) select "BASE MODE" on the main menu and set
to CHZ. Turn the squelch control counterclock-
wise to its Iettmoet position.
c) Connect the lrequency counter to the Tcxo
(XHOQ) output pin (pin 2). and check that the
crystal oscillator lreouency is 12.6 MHz {£5 Hz or
less). It the frequency deviates irom the atwve
rating. turn the trimmer built into TCXO and
adjust to 12.6 MHz [25 H: of less).
cAurloN: Be sure to set tho lrequency at a room
temperature of 25 'C 12'0.
d) Set the 386 to the RX lrequency and standard
modulation. and increase the SSS output until the
AF signal Is output.
at Adiust LFl17 in such a way that the AF output is
brought to its maximum and its distortion is at its
minimum.
w t} Adjust mm (2 adjust screws] In the signal llw
sequence In such away that the SINAD sensitivity
is set to its maximum. and then odlust LRDS (3
adjust screws).
Adjust the 586 output as the alignment prev
coeds so that the SINAD sensitivity is set to
between l2 and 20 48 while the alignment Is in
progress.
CAUTION: It the core goes too deep. the alignment
will become too broad at some point.
Stop the alignment at this point.
g] Repeat the hdlustmenl oi um in step e).
n) Finally. check that the 12 dB SINAD sensitivity is
less than -4 dBpV.
i) Repeat the adjustments oi steps d) through h)
when the channel (Ireguencyl has been changed.
0.3.2 rx Unit Alignmenl
e) Connect the measuring instruments as shown In
Flgure $2.
@ o] Connect the power meter to JG" (TX antenna
connector).
Select "BASE MODE" on the main menu and set
to CH).
o) Plug the microphone llg shown in Fig. 6-13 into
the microphone ink tJDst).
Press the HT switch and set to the TX mode.
d) Turn the trimmer built Into 1‘ch (XT011 and
adjust the crystal ooclllelor frequency to
l57.a MHz (250 Hz or less) so that the frequency
counter Is set to the lrequertcy uned.
CAUNON: Be sure to set thelslrequency at a room
temperature at 25 C 22 'c.
Perform the adlustmerlr as quickly as
possible since prolonged operation in
the TX mode will cause the unit to warm
up and make it impossible to adluet the
frequency properly,
The booster may be damaged II transv
mission is performed with the end of the
TX antenna open or shorted. When using
en external antenna. use one with a
VSWFI {voltage standing wave ratio) of 2
or less.
6.3.3 Control Unit Allgnment
— A.P.C —
a] Connect the measuring Instruments as shown in
Figure $2.
0) Connect the power meter to 46" (TX antenna
connector). Select "BASE MODE" on the maln
menu and set to cuz.
u] Plug the microphone jig shwn in Figure 513 into
the microohone jack (JDG‘I). Press the PT? swlmh
and set to the TX mode.
d) Turn RL54 clockwise to its rightmost position and
check that a maximum power at 52 W or more is
delivered.
e) Turn RL54 and aoiust it in such a way that the
power meter indicates 52 W (32 W).
CAUTION: Perform the adjustment as quickly as
possible since prolonged operation in
the rx mode will cause the unit to warm
up end make proper edlusrrnenr imp»
time.
—- TX LOW —
q] Connect the measuring Instruments es shown in
Figure oz,
b] Connect the power meter to 4611 (TX entenne
connector]. Select “BASE MODE" on the main
menu and set to CHE.
c) Plug the microphone jig shotrrn In figure 643 into
the microphone lectt (4061). Press the PT? which
and set to the TX mode,
d) Press the tactile switch (sum on the control
Poe (Full) and iorcibly set to LOW POWER.
I] Turn RLSS and adjust it in such a way that the
power meter Indicates 25 W (25 W).
CAUTION: Alter switching to low power, lilo PTT
switch must be turned all and then on
again in order to return to the high power
sorting,
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— Heed microphone -
CAUTION: Proceed with the salt/sweet below any
having peflofmec the heave/icy align-
men}.
a) Connect the measuring instruments as shown in
Figure 5-4.
0) Preset all the RL23. RL29. RLSS. RLSO and HT43
semi—fixed resistor: to the center at their rote-
tionel angle.
c) Select “BASE MODE" on the main menu and set
Dom TONE A one B to OFF.
6) Supply a 1 kHz 5 mV signal from the audio
generator (AG) through a to ”ii/16 V electrolytic
capacitor to the MIC IN pin (pin l) ol the micro-
phone jlolt (JDGl).
Connect the P11 pin (pin 2) or JG‘IO PTT pin to
the ground pin. and set to the TX mode.
0) Turn on the 15 kHz tow-pose filter (LPF) of the
deviation meter.
I) Turn RLZQ and adjust it in such a way that the
deviation meter lndlceles $1.5 kHz [tum
t l. 6 kHz).
9) Increase the AG output to so mv (+20 dB). and
ediust Run in such a way that the deviation
meter indicates 22.0 kHz [31.9 to 32! kHz).
h} Repeat the adjust/hem: two or three times until
the values in stem t) and a) are set to the ratinge‘
i] Next. connect the AG output (sine wave with e
1 kHz frequency) to the 1x DATA IN pln {pin 8) of
the EXY terminal (JGlO).
i) Aoiust the AG output and set the devictlon to
t . kHz.
It) Next. set the AG onlnut to e sou-re wove and the
frequency to 50 Hz.
1) Adjust F174: In such a my that thl output wave-
form ol the linear detector appears as shown in
the figure below.
Set in. mm to
not it mm e weight
line in thou settle-m
m]$uoply the AG output trom the microphone look
again. and adjust RL29 in such a way that the
deviation is on to 31.5 kHz (it .4 to 21.6 kHz) wlth
e 5 mV output and 1 kHz sine wave.
—- Repeater —-
3] Connect the measuring instruments as shown in
Flgure 65.
o) Select "REPEA'rER MODE" on the main menu
and set both TONE A and B to OFF. Set to CHZ.
Tum the squelch control/auto squelch switch
clockwise as far as it will go.
c] Supply a so as $56 output. a 7 kHz modulation
and a 31.5 kHz devlation to JGDS (RX antenna
connector).
6] Adjust HL33 in such a woy.thal the deviation
motor indicates J51.5 kHz (in to 11.5 kHz).
Turn on the 15 kHz low-pass filter (L.P.F) of the
deviation meter.
—Tnne—
e) Connect the measuring instruments as shown in
Figure 317.
b) Program a 1793 Hz CTCSS tor tone A. (Set to
CNS.)
c) Select “BASE MODE" on the math menu and set
TONE A ON.
d) Connect the MT pin (pin 2) at the microphone
jack (Just) or JGtO PTT pin to the ground pin. and
set to the TX mode.
0) Adjust RL23 in such a way that the deviation
meter Indicates $0.4 kHz (20.35 to 20.45 kHz).
Turn on the 3 kHz low-pass filter (L.P.F) ot the
deviation meter.
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6.3.4 Auto Squelch Allgnmenl
to) Connect the measuring instruments as shown in
Figure 52.
to) Select ”BASE MODE“ on the main menu and set both
TONE A and B to OFF.
{c} Turn all the 536 modulation to CF. and suppty an
automate leveltosohievea-odau OSmJGusmx
antenm com-mt
(6) Set the squelch control/auto watch switdt to AU“)
(path the knob to M. Tum H053 [AUTO swelch
control) clockwiu es tar as it will go so that the
squeten Magoo.
(e) mange the SSS output and confirm that auto squelch
opens at between -4 am -e oBu.
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6.16 font B (CTN‘IBU) Installation Method and
Alignment .
a) Plug the option! amigo into JMOG on the mother
P.c.s. (mm.
b) Connect the measurlng Inswmants as shown in
Figure 6-1.
c) Program a 179.9 Hz CTCSS for lone B.
0) Select "EASE M005" on the main menu and set
TONE El ON.
e) Counsel tho PTT pin (pin 2) of the microphone
jack (JDEl) or 4010 PH“ pin to the ground pi n. and
m to tho TX mods.
l) Adjust HMO! In such a way that the Gavialion
motor indicates 10.4 kHz (20.35 to sons kHz].
Tum an the 3 kHz low-pass film (LRFJ of the
deviation meter.
g) Amr having installed tone El. readjust the tone A
deviation using RL23. Also. rmjusl the m-
pnnr dwiafion using Rm.
5,377 Blotting final mm
it) connect the menurlng Inswmants as shown in
Figure $7. lnun the power allenuatnr between
’ JGOS and SSG.
use 3 mar umnuawr which is capable of
wlmaunfllno 00 w inputs and which has in
animation of 30 no 40 dB or so.
CAUTION: Fullun to an 0 new“ Arm-amt may
can“ ma SSE titans-tor to burn out in
an Intunt when the sse is connected
and m. TX mod. ulnhlishsd.
b) Select "BASE M005" on the main tuna and turn
th- squolch cementum squalch switch counten-
doekwlu a In as It wlll ea.
c) Sol the $86 modulatlon m 1000 Hz and the
awl-lion loukHz. Mltut tho RF omwtm l Iowa!
at whlch n 20 dB SINAD nnslllvlw can In ob-
Mined.
d) Stanly a 400 Hz slgml lrom lhn AG to ma Inna
minrophom com-cw (Joel pln l]. connect tho
Joel PTTpin or Jew P1'I‘ pin to the ground pln or
mulls. Ind set to tho TX undo. Mint 1th AG
ouwut ln such a way that the dwlatlon is set to
3 kHz.
3.0) Sines RX AUDIO will be at OFF during the
oporlfion In “op d). iMflclwuit JMO‘ AF MUTE
1 (yin 15) and REG +5 V (pin 35) to lorcibly m Rx
£0010 on and pcrlorrn both and and roe-iv.
our-lions tlmumnmsly.
r) Turn TX ONIOFF (dlmnnect PIT] and patient-
bom sond and rec-iv. opcrltlom simulta-
measly. Bud 1110 lwtl It whim TX cinch in.
20 dB SlNAD sentluvlty obtained In step c).
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