Hyt Tc-518 Service Manual
Hyt Tc-518 Service Manual
Hyt Tc-518 Service Manual
Contents
Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2 Safety Information............................................................................................................. 2 Radio Overview ................................................................................................................. 3 Software Specifications.................................................................................................... 5 Circuit Description ............................................................................................................ 8 CPU Pins .......................................................................................................................... 13 TC-518 Parts List 1 .......................................................................................................... 16 Adjustment Description.................................................................................................. 26 Troubleshooting Flow Chart........................................................................................... 38 Disassembly and Assembly for Repair.......................................................................... 41 Exploded View ................................................................................................................. 46 TC-518 Parts List 2 .......................................................................................................... 47 Packing............................................................................................................................. 49 TC-518 PCB View Top Layer........................................................................................... 50 TC-518 PCB View Bottom Layer..................................................................................... 51 TC-518 Level Diagram..................................................................................................... 52 TC-518 Block Diagram .................................................................................................... 53 TC-518 Schematic Diagram(VCO&PLL&RF) ................................................................. 54 TC-518 Schematic Diagram(LED&Knob Board)............................................................ 55 TC-518 Schematic Diagram(MCU&Power&AF) ............................................................. 56 Specifications .................................................................................................................. 57
Introduction
Manual Scope
This manual is intended for use by experienced technicians familiar with similar types of communication equipment. It contains all service information required for the equipment and is current as of the publication date.
Safety Information
The following safety precautions shall always be observed during operation, service and repair of this equipment. This equipment shall be serviced by qualified technicians only. Use only HYT supplied or approved batteries and chargers. To avoid electromagnetic interference and/or compatibility conflicts, turn off your radio in any area where posted notices instruct you to do so. Turn off your radio before boarding an aircraft. Any use of a radio must be in accordance with airline regulations or crew instructions. For vehicles with an air bag, do not place a radio in the area over an air bag or in the air bag deployment area. Turn off your radio prior to entering any area with explosive and flammable materials. Do not charge your battery in a location with explosive and flammable materials. Turn off your radio before entering a blasting area. Do not use any portable radio that has a damaged antenna. If a damaged antenna comes into contact with your skin, a minor burn can result. Do not expose the radio to direct sunlight over a long time, nor place it close to heating source. When transmitting with a portable radio, hold the radio in a vertical position with the microphone 3 to 4 centimeters away from your lips. Keep antenna at least 2.5 centimeters away from your body when transmitting.
Radio Overview
(1) Power On/Off Key (5) Antenna (9) Volume Control Knob (13) Audio Accessory Jack and Programming Port (17) Belt Clip Screw PTT (Push-to-Talk) Key SK1 SK2 Channel Selector Knob Volume Control Knob
(2) PTT (Push-to-Talk) Key (6) LED Indicator (10) Microphone (14) Accessory Jack Cover (18) Charging Piece
(3) SK1 (programmable key) (7) Channel Selector Knob (11) Speaker (15) Belt Clip
(4)
SK2
(programmable key) (8) Channel Indicator (12) Battery Latch (16) Battery
Press and hold down the PTT key to transmit, and release it to receive.
SK1 is a programmable key that can be assigned with press function by your dealer.
SK2 is a programmable key that can be assigned with press function by your dealer.
Turn the volume control knob up/down to increase/decrease the volume. LED Indicator See table below for status of LED Indicator and alert tone 3
Functions below are programmed by factory default: Key SK1 Operation Short press Long press Short press Long press TC-518 VOX Squelch Off Momentary Scan Battery Strength Indicator
SK2
Note: Short press: key-press time is no longer than 1 second; Long press: key-press time is longer than 1 second.
Software Specifications
Feature Description
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 1 - 16 channels available Channel Spacing: 25KHz/12.5KHz Channel Scan Tx / Rx Status Indicator (Red & Green LED) CTCSS/CDCSS Codec (38 groups of CTCSS, 83 groups of CDCSS, and CTCSS Tail Revert by 180 degree ) Low Battery Alert Automatic Battery Save Unlock Detection and Emergency Alarm Nine selectable Squelch levels
10. Monitor 11. Time-out Timer (TOT) 12. Squelch Tail Elimination 13. PC Programming (manual / automatic adjustment) 14. High/Low Power Switch (2.0/4.0W) 15. Wide & Narrow Band Compatibility 16. Busy Channel Lockout (transmission prohibited in busy status) 5
Mode Description
User Mode Conventional Communication Mode: the default mode after power-on. PC Programming Mode PC programming software will bring the radio into PC Programming Mode through communication based on specific communication protocol. In this mode, it works out to set radio functions and adjustment parameters by applying PC programming software (including User Version and Factory Version). Wired Clone Mode 1. Description Wired Clone Mode is an independent mode. To access other modes, you must restart the radio. Wired Clone Mode covers user wired clone mode and factory wired clone mode. 1) User Wired Clone Mode: Connect two radios by using a cloning cable. Simultaneously hold down SK1 and Power On key to power on the source radio so that the wired clone mode will be entered after 2 seconds, and then directly power on the target radio to enter the user mode. In this mode, parameter data stored in EEPROM of the source radio will be cloned to EEPROM of the target radio. The range of data transmitted only covers channel data and common parameters, excluding adjustment data, version and serial No. of the model. 2) Factory Wired Clone Mode: Connect two radios using a cloning cable. Simultaneously hold down SK1 and Power On key to power on the source radio so that the wired clone mode will be entered after 2 seconds, and then press SK1 to switch to factory wired clone mode (when the wired clone mode is entered, the user wired clone mode is defaulted); then directly power on the target radio to enter the user mode. The range of transmitted data covers all data (including flag of manual adjustment switch) stored in EEPROM, with exclusion of the serial No. 2. Process Process of Wired Clone: 1) 2) Red LED flashes once after the source radio enters wired clone mode. Press PTT to clone data to the target radio. During communication, red LED of the source radio glows, and green LED of the target radio glows. When the communication ends, green LED of the source radio glows and the green LED of the target radio goes out, which indicates the preparation for another clone. 3) Stop the communication if any abnormality occurs during communication. Orange LED of the source radio glows, which indicates the preparation for another clone. 4) When the communication ends, the source radio goes back to standby status. Press PTT again to begin with clone. Manual Adjust Mode Hold down PTT, SK1 and Power On key for 2 seconds to power on the radio and enter the Manual Adjust Mode. (Note: This operation is subject to the option Manual Adjust Disable in the programming software.)When manual adjustment function is disabled, the radio will be unable to enter the adjustment mode. It helps avoid parameter modification and performance decrease caused by user s misoperations. Disable this function after the value is well-adjusted during production to avoid any unexpected value modification. The adjusted value can only be reset and changed in Factory Adjust Mode to meet different requirements. Adjustment Instructions are as follows:
This operation is done through the channel selector knob. Red LED solidly glows when you are adjusting items in Tx group. Green LED solidly glows when you are adjusting items in Rx group. 3) Switch of adjustment items in Tx group/Rx group:
This action is carried out by applying channel selector knob as follows: Tx group: CH1-CH9, respectively stands for Tx low power, Tx high power, CDCSS balance, CDCSS deviation, CTCSS deviation (low), CTCSS deviation (medium), CTCSS deviation (high), Tx low voltage threshold and Max. Tx audio deviation. Red LED solidly glows when you are adjusting items CH1-CH9. Rx group: CH10-CH12, respectively stands for normal carrier squelch open, normal carrier squelch close and Rx low voltage threshold. Green LED solidly glows when you are adjusting items CH10-CH12. With invalid CH13-CH16, no adjustment item can be found and LED goes out. 4) Wide/Narrow band switch for a certain adjustment item: When adjusting a certain item, short press SK1 (orange LED flashes indicating valid press) to switch between wide/narrow band. Then the first frequency of current bandwidth is the frequency to be adjusted by default. 5) Frequency switch under certain bandwidth and certain adjustment item Short press (no longer than 1 second) PTT (green LED flashes indicating valid press) and automatically switch adjustment frequencies under certain bandwidth and certain adjustment item. 6) Add/Subtract the adjustment value under certain bandwidth and certain adjustment item:
Rotate the volume control knob upwards, and the adjustment value will increase by 1 under certain bandwidth and certain adjustment item; hold the knob up without release, and the adjustment value will keep increasing continuously in steps of 1. The adjustment value will keep unchanged once it reaches its maximum value. Rotate the volume control knob upwards, and the adjustment value will decrease in steps of 1 under certain bandwidth and certain adjustment item; hold the knob up without release, and the adjustment value will keep decreasing continuously in steps of 1. The adjustment value will keep unchanged once it drops to its minimum value. 7) Measures on Special Items:
Tx group: Ch8 is the Tx low voltage threshold. These adjustment items are related to AD sampling. Rotate the volume control knob up or down to activate AD sampling (including calculation) for one time after entering the above mentioned adjustment options. Rotate the channel selector knob and save the current AD sampling value. If you do not rotate the volume control knob, neither the AD sampling will be activated, nor the original adjustment value will be updated. Rx group: CH10-CH12, respectively stands for normal carrier squelch open, normal carrier squelch close and Rx low voltage threshold. These adjustment items are related to AD sampling. Rotate the volume control knob up or down to activate AD sampling (including calculation) for one time after entering the above mentioned adjustment options. Rotate the channel selector knob and save the current AD sampling value. If you do not rotate the volume control knob, neither the AD sampling will be activated, nor the original adjustment value will be updated. 8) Description of Key-press:
Short press: key-press time is no longer than 1 second. Long press: key-press time is longer than 1 second. 7
Circuit Description
1.1 General Principle
Tx section: The modulated signal from MIC is directly sent to MCU chip (U604) for A-D conversion to digital signal, processing such as filtering, signal compression, encryption, pre-emphasis, Tx gain control and amplitude limiting, and restoration to modulated signal via D-A conversion. The modulated signal from MCU passes through RC low-pass filter circuit, and enters VCO together with CTCSS/CDCSS signal generated by MCU for direct frequency modulation (The PLL system is composed of U101, Q104 and Q105.). The modulated audio signal and CTCSS/CDCSS signaling are transferred to RF carrier signal. The modulated RF carrier signal is converted to RF signal by the buffer amplifier Q106 and Q109, and then enters the preamplifier Q402, where the signal power is amplified. The RF signal is further amplified by the pre-driver Q403 to drive the final power amplifier Q404 to get signals of the desired power. The amplified signal enters the low-pass filter circuit through the diode D402 and D404, and then it is transmitted from the antenna after high-order harmonics are removed. D402/D404 and D501/D502 compose the Rx-Tx switch circuit. Rx section: Desired/Undesired RF signal is received via the antenna, and goes through the bandpass filter (composed of D503, D504 and D505) to filter the undesired out-of-band interference signal. Then the desired RF signal enters the high-frequency low-noise amplifier Q618, where the desired signal is amplified. The amplified signal goes through the bandpass filter (composed of D506 and D507) again to filter the undesired out-of-band interference signal. The desired RF signal is mixed with the first local oscillator signal (output from VCO) at Q502. The newly generated signal is processed by the crystal filter (XF503), which brings the first IF signal (desired). After amplified by Q505, this IF signal enters the IF demodulation IC (U301), and it is mixed with the second local oscillator signal to generate the second IF signal. Then the second IF signal is demodulated by U301 and outputs in the form of audio signal, which is sent to MCU for A-D conversion and filtering. Afterwards, the audio signal is divided into two flows for further processing: one flow is processed by CTCSS/CDCSS decoder; the other is restored to audio signal through filtering, de-emphasis, decoding and D-A conversion. Then the restored audio signal is processed by the audio power amplifier (U302) to drive the speaker directly. Power Supply Section: The 7.4V battery voltage goes through LDO IC U601, and generates 5V DC steady voltage, which is divided into two flows. One flow is converted to 4.5V voltage output (one flow supplies the Tx circuit with 4.5T and the other flow supplies VCO as V_SAVE under MCU control; V_SAVE flow is converted to 4.5R through Q604 and supplies the Rx circuit.) through double-channel LDO U602. The other flow is converted to 3.0V voltage output through double-channel LDO U603, and supplies MCU and PLL. Signaling Code: CTCSS/CDCSS generated by MCU is divided into two flows. One flow. is output through MOD port, and sent to VCO together with audio signal for modulation through RC filter network. The other flow is output through D/A port, and goes through RC network to modulate the PLL reference frequency oscillator.
TC-518 Service Manual 1.2. Realization Methods for Basic Functional Modules
1.2.1 HF Sections
MOD
TCXO 38.4MHz
PLL circuit mainly generates RF carrier signal (for Tx) and 1 local oscillator signal (for Rx). PLL: Step frequency of the PLL circuit is 5.0KHz or 6.25KHz. In U101, the 38.4MHz reference oscillator signal is divided into 5.0KHz or 6.25KHz reference frequencies via a fixed counter in PLL. The signal output from the VCO (TXVCO/RXVCO) is buffer amplified by Q106 and enters PLL where the signal is divided by the variable frequency-divider. In the phase detector (PD) of PLL, new signal generated in frequency division is compared with the reference frequency. After passing through a low-pass filter, the signal output from PD is sent to the varactor of VCO so as to control its output frequency. VCO: Both Tx and Rx have a VCO section. Tx mode: PLL generates voltage to control the varactor by PD and low-pass filter (LOOP FILTER) so as to make TX VCO produce RF carrier signal which is consistent with MCU preset frequency. The modulated signal processed by MCU is transferred to RF carriers through D102, and buffer amplified. Then the signal is sent to RF power amplifier for further amplification. Rx mode: RXPLL generates voltage to control the varactor by PD and low-pass filter (LOOP FILTER) so as to make RX VCO produce the first local oscillator signal which is consistent with MCU preset frequency, and then it is mixed with the received RF signal in mixing tube Q502 to generate the first IF signal. Unlock Detector: In case any LD pin of U101 is at low level, it indicates an unlocked status. When the microprocessor detects such situations, Tx/Rx operation is prohibited, and the unlock alarm sounds. (2) Block diagram of RF power amplifier:
ANT AMP TX RF Q402 2SC4988 Q403 RD01 AMP Q404 RQA0002 AMP TX SW D402 MA2Z077 LPF
st
U401 NJM2904
APC
BPF
BPF 1st IF
Desired/Undesired RF signal is received via the antenna, and goes through the bandpass filter to filter the undesired out-of-band interference signal. Then the desired RF signal enters the high-frequency low-noise amplifier Q618, where the desired signal is amplified. The amplified signal goes through the bandpass filter again to filter the undesired out-of-band interference signal. The desired RF signal is mixed with the first local oscillator signal output from VCO at Q502. MCU controls the center frequency of tunable bandpass filter by output voltage from APC/TU pins.
The signal (mixed at Q502) is processed by crystal filter XF503, and the first IF signal (38.85MHz) is generated. After amplified at Q505, this IF signal enters the IF demodulation IC (U301), and it is mixed with the second local oscillator signal to generate the second IF signal (450KHz). Then the second IF signal is demodulated by U301 and outputs in the form of audio signal, which is sent to MCU for A-D conversion and filtering. Afterwards, the audio signal is divided into two flows for further processing: one flow is processed by CTCSS/CDCSS decoder; the other is restored to audio signal through filtering, de-emphasis, decoding, signal expansion and D-A conversion. Then the restored audio signal is processed by the audio power amplifier (U302) to drive the speaker directly. 10
EXT_MIC ADC DAC MOD DTMF DAC LPF TONE(DTMF) AF AMP U302 TDA2822 TONE /QT VT_CTL VR_CTL SAVE_CTL APA_EN APC/TU DATA CLK PLL_LE AUDIO_CTL OUTPUT PORT POWER SW X601 32.768KHz CTCSS /CDCSS CTCSS /CDCSS DTMF LPF RXD TXD VOX_DET SW_channel SW601 INPUT PORT PTT SK1SK2 VOL_UP VOL_DOWN ALARM KEYS Expander Decryotion De-emph VOX ADC HPF VOX Q201 D210 DEMOD Pre-emph Limiter Encryotion HPF Compressor Q201
MCU
U604
V_BAT
APA_EN
(1) MCU Control Circuit MCU control circuit is composed of MCU, EEPROM and keys, etc. This section features the following functions: to initialize data of the radio and save data in EEPROM; to detect and respond to signals from external keys, LD and VOX- DET, and battery voltage; to transmit the required data to PLL based on the channel encoding status; to switch and control Rx/Tx based on the input PTT signal; to control the squelch circuit (on/off) based on the input signaling decode signal and squelch level signal; to output control signal to control circuit of high/low power switch, audio power amplifier, VCO power supply, Rx power supply and Tx power supply; to communicate with PC by transmitting and receiving data between the RXD/TXD and PC based on RS232 protocol during programming by users. (2) Signal Processing a. Tx Baseband Processing Audio signal from MIC is divided into two flows. One flow enters U604 directly, and it is converted to digital signal by analog-to-digital conversion (ADC). After filtered by the digital low-pass filter, the signal is sent for digital processing such as AGC, companding, high-pass filtering, encryption and pre-emphasis. Then this signal is superposed with CTCSS/CDCSS signal from MCU, converted to baseband signal by digital-to-analog converter (DAC), and put out. Afterwards, this signal is processed by the active low-pass filter, and sent to VCO for modulation. The other flow is converted to DC level at Q201 and D210, and sent to MCU as VOX energy detector. b. Rx Baseband Processing After the DEMOD signal demodulated at IF enters U604, a digital signal is generated as A-D conversion is completed. Then, the signal enters digital LPF for further filter.The signal is divided into 2 flows. One flow is processed by CTCSS/CDCSS signaling decoder; the other is processed through high-pass filtering, de-emphasis, decryption and signal expansion (volume control of audio digital signal), etc, and finally outputs audio signal via digital-to-analog conversion. (3) Audio Power Amplifier The digital audio signal demodulated at U604 is processed with volume control (digital gain control in MCU), and converted to analog signal via D/A conversion. Then it enters audio power amplifier IC (U302) for audio power amplification to drive the speaker directly.
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7.4V
VR_CTL VR V_SAVE VT
Power Supply Section: The 7.4V battery voltage is converted to 5V DC voltage through LDO IC U601. One flow is converted to 4.5V DC voltage by double-channel LDO U602 to supply the Tx/Rx/VCO circuit, and the other flow is converted to 3.3V DC voltage by U603 to supply the MCU/EEPROM/PLL.
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CPU Pins
PIN NO. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PORT NC NC NC NC NC TXD RXD P60 P61 Pin Name / / / / / TXD RXD APA_EN SAVE_CTL I/O / / / / / O I O O Function / / / / / UART TxD UART RxD Speaker switch control, H: on; L: off. Power save control. In non-power-save status, it is set at high level. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 P62 P63 P64 P65 P66 P67 Vssd Vddd P50/INT0 P51/INT1 P52/INT2 P53/INT3 P54/INT4 P55/INT5 P56/INT6 P57/INT7 Vdd_CLD CLD_OUTP MIC_EN EXT PTT RLED GLED Reserve Reserve GND VCC3.3V VOL+ VOL/ SK2 SK1 PTT Reserve Reserve VCC3.3V CLD_OUTP I I O O O O S S I I I I I I O O S O Power supply of digital power amplifier LINEOUT output; positive output of digital power amplifier 28 29 30 31 32 VSS_CLD CLD_OUTM Vdd_CLD P77 P76/DAC1 GND Reserve VCC3.3V T/R_CTRL APC/TV VCC3.3V S O DA S Power grounding of digital power amplifier Negative output of digital power amplifier Power supply of digital power amplifier Rx/Tx control, H: Rx; L: Tx (switch to VCO) Tx power control, Rx bandpass control/Tx power control 33 P75/VREF I Input of exterior reference voltage of ADC and DAC Pin 34 35 36 P74/DAC0 P73/AD3 Vssa QT_OUT Reserve GND DA AD S 13 Power grounding of the analog circuit CTCSS/CDCSS Output Programmable function key (SK2) Programmable function key (SK1) PTT key (available for low level) Power grounding of digital circuit Power supply of digital circuit To increase the volume To decrease the volume Check MIC connection (available for high level) PTT key on the earpiece (available for high level) Red LED Greed LED
13 14
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Ref No. Print No. C622 R105 R111 R115 R309 R509 R515 R133 R303 R410 R413 R112 R535 R615 R622 R632 R637 R642 R110 R116 R215 R313 R516 R619 R625 R640 R641 R136 R401 R427 R605 R106 R108 R114 R205 R501 R502 R507 R508 R510 R512 R601 R602 R603 R604 R606 R609 R620 R426 R433 R435 B4I T4G T3G T4H B2E T2F T1F T3G T2I T4F T4F T3G T1H B2I B4I B4H B4H B4H T4G T4I B1H B2E T2F B1F B4I B2H B2H T2F T3F B4E T2E T3G T4H T4I B2H T3C T3C T3E T3E T2F T2F T2D T2E T2D B2D T4J T2E T1D B4F B4F T3E
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No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Material No. 3001056810000 3101051020010 3101051020010 3101051020010 3101051050000 3001052720000 3101054710010 3101054710010 3101054710010 3307990000460 5202020100040 3403008000010 3403008000010 3403008000010 3399990000080 3399990000080 3399990000080 3399990000080 3399990000080 3399990000080 3399990000080 3399990000080 3399990000080 3307110100070 3307110100080 3104074750070 3001051020000 3001056820000 3001053320000 41005103001D0
Qty. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Ref No. Print No. R629 T4A C634 T3A C635 T3A C636 T3A C203 T3C R631 T3A C201 T4C C630 T5C C631 T5C D610 T3A J202 B3B Q606 T3A Q607 T3A Q608 T3A D202 B1D D204 T4C D301 B2C D302 B2C D303 B1C D606 B2B D607 T2B D608 B1B D609 T2B D605 T3A D604 T3A C202 T4C R630 T3A R202 T3C R201 T3C
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Adjustment Description
. Function Key Overview
(1) Power On/Off Key (5) Antenna (9) Volume Control Knob (13) Audio Accessory Jack and Programming Port (17) Belt Clip Screw
(2) PTT (Push-to-Talk) Key (6) LED Indicator (10) Microphone (14) Accessory Jack Cover (18) Charging Piece
(3) SK1 (programmable key) (7) Channel Selector Knob (11) Speaker (15) Belt Clip
(4) SK2 (programmable key) (8) Channel Indicator (12) Battery Latch (16) Battery
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a. User clone. Once clone begins, frequency band and Model ID will be checked. LED glows orange for 2 seconds and then goes out to indicate a failed check. If the check is successfully carried out but error data clone occurs, LED will flash orange. In this situation, press any key (excluding the Power On/Off key) to turn it off. b. Factory clone. If error data clone occurs, LED will flash orange. In this situation, press any key (excluding the Power On/Off key) to turn it off. Re-clone by pressing PTT again. 3) Target radio status: LED solidly glows green during the cloning process and goes out once it finishes. E. Difference between Factory Clone Mode and User Clone Mode: 1) User Clone Mode: Only clone corresponding data (such as frequency) in user mode. Test parameters like adjustment frequency, adjustment items and base band parameter will not be cloned. 2) Factory Clone Mode: Clone all the data excluding serial No. Wrongly press SK1 and switch into user clone mode (LED flashes red once), which may cause error adjustment data of factory clone mode. 2) After the radio enters clone mode and before cloning begins, red flashing LED indicates low battery of the source radio and low battery alert will sound. During cloning process, the radio will not give low battery alert. F. Attentions: 1)
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Adjustable Frequency
Freq.1
Freq.2
Freq.3
Tx Section 1 2 3 Tx Low Power Tx High Power CDCSS Balance CDCSS Deviation CTCSS (67Hz) Deviation CTCSS 6 (151.4Hz) Deviation CTCSS 7 (254.1Hz) Deviation 8 DTMF Deviation TX Low Voltage Threshold Max. Tx Audio Deviation Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
10
Y Rx Section
11 12
Y Y
Y Y
Y Y
Y Y
Y Y
Y Y
Y Y
Y Y
Y Y
Y Y
13
Voltage Threshold
14
Bandpass Filter
Remarks: Y indicates valid frequencies for adjustment, and the rest are blank channels without adjustment items. Note: As for squelch level 1 and level 9, the VOX level only can be set during programming process with adjustment unavailable. Make sure that programming comes before adjustment! 1) Wide/Narrow band switch for a certain adjustment item:
When the adjustment mode is entered, the wide band low frequency is defaulted. Short press SK1 (orange LED flashes indicating valid press) to switch between wide/narrow band circularly. Then the first frequency of current bandwidth is the frequency to be adjusted by default. 2) Frequency switch under certain bandwidth and certain adjustment item: Short press (no longer than 1 second) PTT (green LED flashes indicating valid press) and automatically switch 28
Rotate the volume control knob upwards, and the adjustment value will increase by 1 under certain bandwidth and certain adjustment item; hold the knob up without release, and the adjustment value will keep increasing continuously in steps of 1. The adjustment value will keep unchanged once it reaches its maximum value. Rotate the volume control knob downwards, and the adjustment value will decrease in steps of 1 under certain bandwidth and certain adjustment item; hold the knob up without release, and the adjustment value will keep decreasing continuously in steps of 1. The adjustment value will keep unchanged once it drops to its minimum value. 4) Measures on Special Items:
SQL level 5 ON, SQL level 5 OFF and Rx low voltage threshold - these adjustment items are related to AD sampling. Rotate the volume control knob upwards/downwards to activate AD sampling (including calculation) for one time after entering the above mentioned adjustment options. Rotate the channel selector knob and save the current AD sampling value. If you do not rotate the volume control knob, neither the AD sampling will be activated, nor the original adjustment value will be updated. 5) Description of Key-press:
Short press: key-press time is no longer than 1 second. Long press: key-press time is longer than 1 second. 6) Adjustment Items are: Tx Group: Tx frequency tolerance, VCO lock voltage and CDCSS waveform are adjusted outside the adjustment mode via hardware; Tx low power, Tx high power, CDCSS deviation, CTCSS deviation (low), CTCSS deviation (medium), CTCSS deviation (high), DTMF deviation, Tx low voltage threshold and Max. Tx audio deviation are adjusted inside the adjustment mode. Rx Group: VCO lock voltage is adjusted outside the adjustment mode; squelch, Rx bandpass filter and Rx low voltage threshold are adjusted inside the adjustment mode.
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Tx Frequency Tolerance
Rotate the Channel Selector knob to CH1 and press PTT to transmit.
Rotate the Channel Selector knob to CH3 and VCO Tx Lock Voltage press PTT to transmit.
UHF/VHF: 0.5V
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When the mode is entered, rotate the volume control knob to make slight adjustments until the CDCSS deviation meets the requirements. Check the CDCSS waveform. 400-450Hz
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Digital Voltmeter
Power supply
33
Same as above
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Red LED flashes with alarms when output voltage is Rotate the Channel Selector knob to CH13. Power Digital Voltmeter supply Port Power supply Adjust the output voltage, and check less than 7.0V; the alarm level (red LED flashes and neither LED alarm tone sounds). flashes nor alarm sounds when output voltage exceeds 7.2V.
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Tx Low Power Tx High Power CDCSS Balance (CH3) CDCSS Deviation CTCSS (67Hz) Deviation CTCSS Deviation CTCSS Deviation DTMF TX Low Voltage Threshold Max. TX Audio Deviation SQL level 5 ON SQL level 5 OFF RX Low Voltage Threshold Bandpass Filter (254.1Hz) (151.8Hz)
109 110
125 85
122 85 164
125 95
136 135
72 29
81 22
85 23
82 26
90 36
134 48 73
119 44 67
116 48 62 170
129 77 85
165 56 83
33 26 48
29 19 38
28 27 43
30 54 75
40 36 55
34
75
120
160
188
Appendix 2: Reference Values for TC-518 Battery Strength Battery Capacity: 1100mAh During transmitting procedure, the voltage level is subject to Tx threshold; while during receiving or stand-by procedure, it depends on Rx threshold. 1) Battery voltage check is required under Tx status: (time depends on the 1.5A Tx current.) >7.46V >7.17V >6.70V >5.97V 5.97V Time: 13.95min Time: 13.95min Time: 13.95min
Green LED 70%~100% Orange LED 50%~70% Red LED 30%~50% Red LED flashes (Tx is allowed.) Red LED flashes
+ Low Voltage Tx-prohibited Alert Tone (Tx is prohibited.) 2) Under Stand-by & Receiving Status: (time depends on 5-5-90 principle) >7.85V >7.53V >7.10V >6.56V Time: 134.55min Time: 134.55min Time: 134.55min Time: more than 30min
Green LED 70%~100% Orange LED 50%~70% Red LED 30%~50% Red LED flashes
+The alarm sounds every n seconds. Tx is allowed. You may set the time of alarming by programming software. Red LED flashes 6.56V Time: more than 10min
+The alarm sounds every n seconds. Tx is prohibited. You may set the time of alarming by programming software. Power off <5.80V 37
Start
Low Tx power
No sound
No transmission
Replace D604.
No
Yes
No
Tx VCO locked?
No
Yes
Replace D604.
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Rx Section
Start
No signal received .
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
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MCU
Start
No No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Replace X601.
Yes
No
Yes
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Figure 1 When the battery tilts with its bottom up, release the battery latch and lift the battery from the radio s body, as shown in Figure 2. (Note: When the battery tilts with its bottom up, degree of the angle formed with the radio should not be too large, to avoid severe damage on the jut at the battery s top part and slot at the radio s top part. )
Figure 2 Attaching the Battery Press the battery closer to the top part of the aluminum chassis under the belt clip, as shown in Figure 3. (Note: Insert the jut at the battery s top part into the slot at the radio s top part.)
Figure 3
Slightly press the bottom of the battery towards the radio until a click is heard, and then the battery is securely attached to the radio.
(Note: If the battery is not well locked, please remove the battery and attach it again. )
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Figure 4 Removing the Aluminum Chassis Remove the 2 screws at the bottom of the radio. Rotate and remove the antenna at the top of the radio. As shown in Figure 5. Remove the fixed nuts by professional instruments.
Figure 5 Lift the bottom of the aluminum chassis by certain tools, as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6 After removing the antenna pedestal from the front case, pull out the aluminum chassis along the antenna pedestal direction gently. To avoid unexpected FPC failure, remember not to pull the chassis backwards with much strength. See Figure 7. 42
Figure 7 Unfasten the FPC connector on the main board, and uninstall the FPC.
Figure 8
Figure 9
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Figure 10
Figure 11
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Figure 12
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Exploded View
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Remarks: Parts that are not marked with material number may vary with radio frequency band.
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Packing
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50
Bottom Layer
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-104dBm
-108dBm
-98dBm
-103dBm
C557
-80dBm
143mVrms
143mVrms
0.5W
ANT
LPF
C438
BPF
C510
BPF
C528
XF503
C543 C556
Q618
3 2 1
Q502 3SK318
Q505 2SC5108
1 2
+ -
2 4
AT-41511
RF
IF
AF
Each of the levels plotted from RF to the first IF is the level that can provide a 12dB SINAD for an SSG signal through a 470pFb coupling capacitor.When AF ouput is adjusted to 0.5W, adjust the frequency deviation of 1KHz AF level to 3KHz (Wide), 1.5KHz (Narrow).
Tx Section
12mVrms 125mVrms -45dBm -26dBm
C401
-8dBm
C407
2dBm
C417
17dBm
38dBm
36dBm
ANT
MIC
mic
C203
U604
C207
Q104
C112
C170
2 1
2
D402
LPF
Q106 1 2SC5108
2SK508NV
AF
AF and RF levels are measured at high impedance.
RF
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Q109 2SC5108
Q402 2SC4988
Q403 RD01MUS1
Q404 RQA0002DNS
1
MA2Z077
AF AMP U302 TDA2822 TONE /QT VT_CTL VR_CTL SAVE_CTL APA_EN APC/TU DATA CLK PLL_LE AUDIO_CTL OUTPUT PORT X601 32.768KHz LDO VDD U603 XC6401FF37 VT_CTL SAVE_CTL Q606 U602 XC6401FF55 LDO 5.0V
MCU
U604
V_BAT
BPF
Z501 450KHz
APA_EN
G_LED
B
VR_CTL VR V_SAVE VT
POWER SW Q607
R_LED
BPF
SQL RSSI
TC-510
Rev:
V01
Prepare:
Check:
Approve:
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2
HVC131 D404
TC-510U Diagram RFVCO&PLL TC-518 Schematic (VCO & PLL & RF)
V_SAVE
R133 L125 33N 10 C173 470P C172 0.1u R409 1.5K R411 330 C407 6P L402 22N R413 10 C412 56P L406 5.6nH C417 270P R412 0 Q404 C429 C431 C433 C435 C425 C427 C426 C428 C430 C432 C434 220P RQA0002 NC 27P 9P 7P NC 4P 1P NC 4P NC
1
D402
2
C438
1
HVC131 L410 220nH
2
1000p
R134 3.3K
R414 1.8k
1
MA2S077
C174 6P
D401
C401 470P
R135 3.3K
R401 10K
C405 470P
R417 56k
R416 4.7k
C410 1000P
L405 221SG
L408 600s
C419 0.1U
C421 470P
C501 4P
C502 1P
L512 NC C509 NC
D501 MA2S077
D508 MA2S077
R408 680
C406 470P
R415 47
Q402 2SC4988 1
1
C411 470P
Q403 RD01
L404 1uH
C415 27P
1
R420 47 C414 470P C418 1000P R421 15K
C440 3p
L407 8T
C413 0.1U
R422 33k
D502 MA2S077
R131 150
C150 470P
4.5T V_BAT
R438 R439 L102 C459 10u/16V R105 C458 0.1U 0.39
C120 1000P
R440
0.39 R428 150K C453 0.1U U401 NJM2904 R425 8.2K C452 470P Q405 DTA114YE C450 470P
2
C451 4.7u/10V D403 EDZ6.8B
0.39
C113 3P
220nH
3 2SK508NV
NC
NC
L106
C119 1000P
3.3U
D105 HVC76B
C122
R129
D108 HVC376B
1
C116 0.5P Q104 C115 5P D102 BB179
18P
C114 8P
1 2- + 3 4
8 7
+6
R427 10K R426 1M C454 470P R433 R436 R435 1M 4.7K C463 0.1u C464 0.1u R437 APC/TU 4.7K C457 470P
R107 56
Q103 UMC4N
3 2
R110 1k
150K
R431 150K
R432 150K
R109 MOD 220k R137 C123 1000P 47k L108 220nH C127 R116 R117 1.2K C135 2.2U/16V 1K R118 180 R119 560 C136 0.1U/20V TP101 C133 1000P R115 0 C134 0.1U/20V 601s C132 L110 23N C126 470P C125 0.1U C128 0.5P R111 0
4.5T
C108 1000P C460 470P
Q406 DTC114EE
V_SAVE
1
R434 330K
1M C462 1000P
5P
D106 HVC376B
24P
3 2SK508NV
C130 7P
C129 10P
C101 470P
MA2S111 2
C105 1000P
B
RF_PLL MIX_OUT 2nd_LO
D110 HVC376B
TC102 10p
R103 56
C131 7P
Q105
L109 3.3U
C533 7P
C106 15U/10V
C530 4P
B
330 C520 0.1u L506 68nH C513 C512 470P
4.5R
R515 0 C163
OUT
3M
L115
X101 38.4MHz
L116 1UH C164 10P C165 10P C177 1000PF C543 L513 1.0uH R516 1K L511 0.82nH C541 8P Q502 3SK318 C538 0.01u C537 470P R513 150k
R509 0
C536 470p
C535 0.1u
C521 470P
C162 0.1U
VCONT
GND
R127 47K
VR101 68K 2
3
1000P
6 5
VCC
8 7
QT_MOD
R126 150K
R508 100K
C522 1000p L507 NC C517 7P C514 C516 22nH C515 NC C523 8P 100P
R501 100K
R505 4.3k
3_M
U101 MB15E03SL C144 2.2uF/6.3V C145 0.1uF C160 0.1uF L118 601s C159 2.2uF L119 22nH C158 470P C137 1000P C141 C142 100P 100P C143 100P C155 1.5P C156 NC C154 NC
5V
0.01U
R123 120K
3 2 2
C527 NC R514 330 R512 100k R510 100k C525 7.5p
1 Q618 AT-41511 4 2
R504 6.8k
4 3 2 1
5 6 7 8
C140 100P
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
L509 5T
L508 5T
L505 NC
C540 470P
C539 0.01u
C507 6P L503 5T
L502 5T
C504 8P
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TC-510
D
UP 2 DN
S606 VOL_SW
R631 680
R630 560
Q608 3 DTC114EE 2
Q606 3 DTC114EE 2 2 2
3 2 1
4 5 6 2 2 D608 EDZ6.8B 1 1
J202 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 CON20 TXD RXD VOL+ VOLGLED RLED SPKER SPKSPK+ MIC CE3 CE2 CE1 CE0 PWR_LED MIC_EN 1 1 1 D609 EDZ6.8B
D606 EDZ6.8B 1 1
D607 EDZ6.8B
5V
TXD
1 3 4 2
J301 PHONEJACK
1 3 4 2
D301 EDZ6.8B 1 1 1
2 D302 EDZ6.8B
D202 NC 1 1
5V
D203 EDZ6.8B R202 470 R201 2.2K 2 C202 4.7u/10V
C203 1uF
D204 EDZ6.8B 1
C201 470p
1 2
+ -
MIC B201
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TC-510U Diagram MCU&POWER&AF TC-518 Schematic (MCU & Power & AF)
V_BAT
TP610 TP609 RLED GLED VOL_UP VOL_DN TP606 TP602 R632 100 100 470p C632 470p C631 470p C630 C327 0.1U
2
R312 47K
3
Q303 FMMT717
C328 1000P
C329 22U
U302 TDA2822D
TP608
8 7 6 5
IN-
O1
1 2 3 4
R317 4.7 C325 0.1U R318 C326 4.7 0.1U 0.47u R316 4.7 C324 0.1U C204 1000p C203 L201 1UH R618 56k TP611
TP607 R637
R642 100
C323 10U/16V
SPKSPK+ MIC
R313 1K
5V
3 2
C330 1u TP601 C627 470p R309 0 Q302 DTC114EE C321
R619 1k
5V
R610 2.2k L202 221s R213 560 C214 0.47u R212 3.9K R209 68K L203 1uH TXD RXD VOL_UP VOL_DN GLED RLED SPKSPK+ MIC CE3 CE2 CE1 CE0 C215 PWR_LED MIC_EN 1000p C210 0.47u
J602
R621 47K
Q620 2SA1832
1 C626
1000p
PPT
1u C320 NC
3_M
C625 1uF
C637 470p
3M
3.9K
1u Q201 2SC5343
R214
C212
3
R210 15K
25 24 PTT SK1 SK2 ALM VOLVOL+ VDDD VSSD 15 14 GLED RLED EXT_PTT MIC_EN SAVE_CTL APA_EN RXD TXD NC NC NC NC NC
470p C622 0 R627 C620 4.7k 0.022u C619 0.022u R625 R626 4.7k C618 0.01uF
C641 470p
U604 SRT3210
CD
GND
2
R611 47k
C639 470p
U605 R3112Q271A
C623
SQL C617 1k
V_BAT
R623 220k R620 100k C621 1000P
15p
X601 32.768K
R624 NC
C615 0.01u
C616 15p
R622 100
VDDA AFOUT VSSA AFOUTM VDDA T/R APC/TU VREF QT_OUT 35 VSSA VDDA 38 SQL BAT XTAL0 XTAL1 PLL_CAP NC NC NC NC NC PWR_ON/OFF PWR_DET
100 MOD_OUT DEMOD MICIN BG_REF VDDA1 VSSA1 RESET TX_CTL 91 VDDD1 VSSD1 LE CLK DATA LD SDA SCL 82 81 80 79 78 77 76
D615 UDZSTE
C211 0.47u
R211 220
5V
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
CON20
Q619 2SK1824
2
C633 0.01u
4 OUT VDD
1
C613 470pF R613 47k U606 AT24C64
R640 R644 NC TXD R641 TXD R645 NC R205 47K 1k C656 100p R208 180K 1k C655 100p
RXD RXD
8 7 CLK DAT
1 2 3 4
R217 NC
R218 NC
R207
3
C209 560p R206 NC VR600 68K C208
1
47K
QT_MOD
C207 1u
MOD 4.7u/10V
B
PWR_LED CE3 CE2 CE1 CE0
C614 470P
C634 470p
R638 56K R636 47k R635 R634 R633 47k 47k 47k
RN601 1K*4
4.5R
C311 0.1U C312 47P
4 3 2 1
L605 601s L606 601s
5 6 7 8
C645 470p C644 470p C643 470p C642 470p C319
4.5R
R307 2.2k C316 0.1uF R308 470k R532 1.5k C557 1000p N-REC AF OUT IF OUT MIX IN N-DET QUAD RSSI GND Q505 2SC5108 C558 0.01u R531 56k C556 0.01u R534 560 C559 1000p
CD301
C554 12p
6 Cap
R306 47K C318 1000p R314 39K C308 27pF R304 82k 4.5R C307 1uF R303 10 C306 470pF C305 470pF R301 270k R305 3.3K
GND
L601 600s
1
C605 2.2uF
NC Vout
FIL OUT
OSC IN
FIL IN
VSS
IF IN
DEC
VCC
CE
MIX OUT
G601 BAT
OSC OUT
VIN
C309 470pF
U301 TA31136FN
R535 100
Q601 2SA1980E
C301 470P
3
R602 100K R606 100K
Q603 2SJ243 1 TP603 U603 XC6401FF37MRN 1 EN1 Vout1 6 2 Vin VSS 5 3 EN2 Vout2 4 C609 1uF
U601 XC6209E502PR
C602 22uF/10V
L602
5V
4.5T V_SAVE
Q604 2SJ243 3 L514 601s
1u
GND
V_BAT
C313 82p
C314 0.01u
Cap
CE0
CE1
CE2
CE3
XF503 MFT38P
Out
IN
4.5R
C555 2p
R601 100K
3M
3_M
L603 601s C608 2.2uF
R604 100K
R302 2.2k
3 2
R605 10k
C607 2.2uF
LTWC450F
PWR_ON/OFF
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Specifications
General VHF: 136-174MHz Frequency Range UHF: 400-470MHz 450-510MHz 350-390MHz Channel Capacity Channel Spacing Operating Voltage Battery Battery Life (5-5-90 duty cycle) Operating Temperature Dimensions (HWD) (with battery, without antenna) Weight (with antenna & battery) Frequency Stability Receiver Sensitivity Selectivity Intermodulation Spurious Response Rejection Rated Audio Power Output Rated Audio Distortion Transmitter RF Power Output VHF: 4.5-5.0W(H)/2.00.3W(L) UHF:4.00.3W(H)/2.00.3W(L) -36dBmFrequency <1GHz -30dBmFrequency >1GHz 5KHz/2.5KHz 40dB(W)/35dB(N) 5% 0.25 V/0.28uV 70dB(W)/55dB(N) 60dB 70dB 500mW 5%500mW 16 25/12.5 KHz 7.4V DC 1100mAh Li-Ion battery 9 hours above -30+60 111mm*60mm*32mm 222g 2.5ppm
All Specifications are tested according to TIA/EIA-603, and subject to change without prior notice due to continuous development.
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