Alinco Dj-180, Dj-1400 Service Manual
Have a look at the manual Alinco Dj-180, Dj-1400 Service Manual online for free. It’s possible to download the document as PDF or print. UserManuals.tech offer 66 Alinco manuals and user’s guides for free. Share the user manual or guide on Facebook, Twitter or Google+.
DJ-180 DJ-1400 Service Manual CONTENTS SPECIFICATIONS PC BOARD VIEW 1) General 2 1) VCO Unit 24 2) Transmitter. 2 2) JACK Unit 24 3) Receiver 2 3) PTT Unit Side B 24 4) Functions for Each Version 3 4) PS Unit 25 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 5) ROM1 Unit Side B 25 1) Receiver System 4 6) ROM2 Unit Side B 25 2) PLL VCO Circuit. 5 7) RF Unit Side A 26 3) Transmitter System 5 8) RF Unit Side B 27 4) DTMF Encoder Circuit (option). 6 9) CPU Unit Side A. 28 5) Tone Squelch Circuit (option) 6 10) CPU Unit Side B 29 6) Microprocessor and Peripheral Circuit 6 11) RE Unit 30 7) Terminal Function of Microprocessor 7 12) CTCSS UniL 30 SEMICONDUCTOR DATA 13) DTMF Unit. 31 1) LR408721 10 PARTS LAST 2) M5218FP 10 CPU unit 32 3) M5236ML. 10 PS unit. 32 4) MB1504LPF 11 ROM1 Unit 33 5) MC3357 11 DTMF Unit 33 6) MX365 12 RF Unit 33 ~ 36 7) NJM386 13 Vco unit 37 8) RH5VA32AA. 13 CTCSS Unit 37 9) RH5VA45AA. 13 PTT SW Unit 38 10) X24C01A 14 JACK Unit 38 11) X24C04S14 14 RE Unit 38 12) X24C16S14 14 Others 38 13) Transistor, Diode and LED Outline Dra w15 ROM2 Unit. 38 14) LCD Connection. 16 PACKING 38 EXPLODED VIEW Parts Table for Each Version. 39 1) Rear Case 1 17 ADJUSTMENT 2) LCD 17 1) Required Test Equipment. 40 3) Rear Case 2 18 2) Before Adjustment 40 4) Front Case 1 19 3) Adjustment for DJ180, DJ1400 41 5) Front Case 2 20 4) Adjustment for DJ1400AN/QN 42 6) Front Case 3 and Battery Terminal 21 5) Adjustment Quick Reference 43 7) Ten Key Cover and Key Pad Panel 22 6) Adjustment Points. 43 ~ 44 8) CTCSS Unit and ROM1 Unit 23 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 45 ~ 46 BLOCK DIAGRAM 47 ALINCO INCORPORATED TWIN 21 M.I.D. TOWER BUILDING 23F, 1-61, 2-CHOME, SHIROMI CHUO-KU , OSAKA, 540-8580 JAPAN Tel (81) 6-6946-8150 fax (81)6-6946-8175 e-mail: [email protected]
SPECIFICATIONS DJ-180 1) General Frequency Coverage: RX: 137.000 ~ 173.995MHz (T, TM version) TX: 144.000 ~ 147.995MHz (T, TM version) RX: 137.000 ~ 173.995MHz (TA, TB, TA2, TB2 version) TX: 137.000 ~ 173.995MHz (TA, TB, TA2, TB2 version) RX/TX: 144.000~145.995MHz(TS, TSA, TZ, E, EA, EB version) Frequency Resolution: 5, 10, 12.5, 15, 20, 25kHz steps Memory Channels: 10 Channels (standard) Antenna Impedance: 50 ohm unbalanced Signal Type: F3E(FM) Power Supply Requirement :DC 5.5V~13.8V (Rated 7.2V Ni-Cd) Dimensions: Approximately 132(H) x 58(W) x 33(D) mm Weight : Approximately 350g 2) Transmitter Output Power.I 5.0W with Optional 12V Ni-Cd Battery 2.0W with Standard 7.2V Ni-Cd Battery (144.000~147.995MHz) (160.000~165.000MHz)... TA2, TB2 only Modulation System: Variable Reactance Frequency Modulation Max. Frequency Deviation: +/ -5kHz Tone Frequency: 67.0 to 250.3Hz -38 Subaudible Encoding Tones (E, EA, EB version: option) DTMF Encoder: (TZ, EB version: option) Tone Burst: (E, EA, EB version only) 3) Receiver Receiver System: Double-Conversion Superheterodyne Intermediate Frequency. 1st IF: 21.4MHz 2nd IF: 455kHz Sensitivity: 12dB SINAD less than -10dBu (144.000~17.995MHz) (160.000~165.000MHz)... TA2, TB2 only Page 2
SPECIFICATIONS DJ-1400QN / AN (The Narrow Version) 1) General Frequency Coverage: 136.000 ~ 155.000MHz (AN version) 150.000 ~ 173.995MHz (QN version) Frequency Resolution: 5, 10, 12.5, 15, 20, 25kHz steps Memory Channels: 10 Channels (standard)/option 50 and 200ch Antenna Impedance: 50 ohm unbalanced Signal Type: F3E(FM) Power Supply Requirement :DC 5.5V~13.8V (Rated 7.2V Ni-Cd) Dimensions: Approximately 132(H) x 58(W) x 33(D) mm Weight : Approximately 350g 2) Transmitter Output Power.I 5.0W with Optional 12V Ni-Cd Battery 2.0W with Standard 7.2V Ni-Cd Battery Modulation System: Variable Reactance Frequency Modulation Max. Frequency Deviation: +/ -2.5kHz Tone Frequency: 67.0 to 250.3Hz -38 Subaudible Encoding Tones Time Out Timer 0 to 450 sec Time Out Penalty 0 to 15 sec 3) Receiver Receiver System: Double-Conversion Superheterodyne Intermediate Frequency. 1st IF: 21.4MHz 2nd IF: 455kHz Sensitivity: 12dB SINAD less than -16dBu AF Output 200mW (10% THD) Page 2-1
4) Functions for Each Version RX Frequency RangeTX Frequency Range(factoTone Burst CTCSS DTMF BANDFinal Operatio n DJ-180T 130~174 144~148 x O O R+LA DJ-180TA 130~174 130~174 x O O R+LA DJ-180TA2 130~174 130~174 x O O H R+LA DJ-180TB 130~174 130~174 x O O R+LA DJ-180TB2 130~174 130~174 x O O H R+LA DJ-180TM 130~174 144~148 x O O R+LA DJ-180TS 144~146 144~146 x O O R DJ-180TSA 144~146 144~146 x O O R DJ-180TZ 144~146 144~146 x O x (with16keys)R DJ-180E 144~146 144~148 O A (option)OR DJ-180EA 144~146 144~146 O A (option)OR DJ-180EB 144~146 144~146 O A (option)xR DJ-1400 130~174 130~174 x O x R+LA DJ-1400A 130~174 130~174 x O x R+LA DJ-1400B 130~174 130~174 x X x R+LA DJ-1400F 130~174 130~174 x O x R+LA DJ-1400G 130~174 130~174 x X x R+LA DJ-1400TM 130~174 130~174 x O x R+LA DJ-1400AN 136~155 130~174 x O x R+LA DJ-1400QN 150~174 130~174 x O x R+LA Final Operation R: Press and hold the F key and turn on the radio. R+LA:Press and hold the F and LAMP keys and turn on the radio. Note: The expanded frequency will return to the initial setting if you reset the radio with..R operation after R + LA operation. To resume the expanded frequency . reset the radio again with..R + LA operation. Page 3 Function Version
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 1) Receiver System The receiver system is the double superheterodyne. The first IF is 21.4MHz andthe second IF is 455kHz. 1. Front End The signal from the antenna is passed through a low-pass fitter and input to the RF coil L4. The signal trom L4 is amplified by Q1 and led to the band passtilter (L5, L6, L7), and led to the first mixer gate of Q2. 2. First Mixer The amplified signal (fo) by Q1 is mixed with the first local oscillator signal (fo -21.4MHz) from the PLL circuit by the first-stage mixer Q2 and so is converted into the first IF signal. The unwanted frequency band of the first IF signal is eliminated by the monolithic crystal filter (XF1), and led to IF amplifier Q3. 3. IF Amplifier The first IF signal is amplified by Q3, and inputto pin16 of IC1, where it is mixed with the second local oscillator signal (21.855MHz) and so is con- verted into the second IF signal (455kHz). The second lF signal is output from pin3 of IC1, and unwanted frequency band of the second lF signal is eliminated by a ceramic filter (FL1). The resulting signal is then amplified by the second lF limiting amplifier, and detected by quadrature circuit. The audio signal is output from ping of IC1. 4. Audio Circuit The detected signal from IC1 is passed through the low-pass filter and led to the flat amplifier Q13. When the optional Tone Squelch unit is equipped, the tone signal is eliminated by lC701. Q13 is switched ON/OFF by AFC slgnal from CPU. The audio signal is input to the main volume (VR3) and amplified by the power amplifier IC3 to drive the speaker. The power supply voltage of IC3 is limited by AF regulator consisting of Q14 and Q15 to prevent the speaker from overdriving. The power supply voltage of IC3 is switched ON/OFF by AFP signal. 5. Squelch Circuit The noise in the audio signal from IC1 is passed through the squelch control variable resistor (VR4) and input to pin10 of IC1. The audio signal is ampli- fied by filter amplifier of IC1 and output to pin11. The desired noise of the audio signal is eliminated by the high-pass filter and amplified by Q12. The resulting signal is rectified by D13 and then input to pin12 of IC1. When the squelch circuit is close, pin13 of ICl goes to low. When the squelch circuit is open or a signal is received, pin13 goes to high, then the signal of pin13 is led to CPU. Page 4
2) PLL, VCO Circuit Output frequency of PLL circuit is set by the serial data (pin9: clock, pin10: data, pin11 : toad enable) from microprocessor. PLL circuit consists of VCO Q201, buffer amplifier Q202 and Q17. When PLL is locked, pin7 of IC2 goesto high and UNLOCK SW Q19 becomes OFF, then T.MUTE signal goes to low. The pulse wave output of charge pump is converted to DC voltage by PLL loop filter circuit, and supplied to D201 , D202 of varicap diode in VCO unit. The VCO tune voltage is applied to the varicaps D3, D4, D5 and D6 in the frontend. The frequency modulation is executed when the audio signal voltage is supplied to the varicaps D201, D202 and D203. 3) Transmitter System 1. Microphone The voice from the internal or external microphone is led to the pre-empha- Amplifier sis circuit, and then input to the microphone amplifier IC4, which consists of two operational amplifiers. The amplified signal is input to the low.pass filter lC4. The output from the microphone amplifier is passed through variable resis- tors VR2 tor modulation adjustment to varicap diode of the VCO, contromng the VCO frequency. 2. Power Amplifier The signal from VCO is amplified by buffer amplifiers Q4 and Q5, and input to the buffer amplifiers Q6 and input to the power amplifier Q7. The amplified signal is output from Q7, and then passed through the low-pass filter, the an- tenna switch circuit and the output low-pass tilter. The unwanted harmonies frequency signal is eliminated by the low-pass fitter and input to the antenna. The LC matching circuits located between amplifiers of the transmitting circuit make the transmission smooth. 3. Automatic Power Control Circuit The automatic power control(APC) circuit is used to obtain a stable transmis- sion power. This circuit detects the transmission power by D8 in the low- pass filter consisting of L18, L19, C59, and C64. The detected DC voltage is supplied to APC circuit. When the detected voltage goes higher than the settled voltage, the bias voltage of APC amplifier Q9 goes to low. The collector voltage of APC amplifier Q10 goes to low and the power supply voltage of Q5 goes to low, and output power becomes small to prevent from the over power. At low power the Power Control Switch Q8 lets the base voltage of APC DET Q11 and the collector voltage of APC AMP Q10 down, also switches between high power and low power, and inhibits the transmission. Page 5
4) DTMF Encoder Circuit (option) The DTMF signal corresponding to the combination of the column and row is output from tone output pin17 of IC401 Encoder, producing a frequency- modulated RF output. The Q401 switches the DTMF Encoder when lC401 is active during DTMF transmission. 5) Tone Squelch Circuit (option) 1.Decoder The second IF signalfrom pin11 of IC1, and input to the tone squelch decoder lC701. When the tone squelch decoder IC701 decodes the input tone signal fre- quency as the programmed frequency, pin13 goes to Low. The signal is input to pin16(DET) of lC107, and the squelch goes off. When the Tone squelch decoder IC701 does not decode the input tone signal frequency as the programmed frequency, pin13 goes to High. 2. Encoder The tone signal is output from pin16 of IC701, producing a frequency- modulated RF output. 6) Microprocessor (CPU) and Peripheral Circuit Refer to Terminal Function of Microprocessor about each terminal func- tion. 1, BS Mode When the Squelch is closed for more than 5 seconds, the radio goes into the BS(Battery Save) mode automatically. Pin11 (R5C) and pin19 become High or Low periodically. Open the Squelch, and the radio does not go into the BS mode. 2. Backup Reset When the voltage detector circuit lC303 detects a decrease in the C5V line, CPU RAM data is stored in the EEPROM IC, IC601. IC 302 is also the voltage detector circuit and it detects the lower voltage than IC303. The circuit detects a increase in the C5V line when power is turned on, and then the CPU will be initialized. 3. Reset Press and holdthe.F key, then turn on the power. The radio will reset to initial factory settings. Even if you expanded the frequency, it will return to the initial setting. To resume the expanded frequency, press and hold the F and Lamp keys, then turn on the power. Page 6
7) Terminal Function of Microprocesser Name I/O Description PinNo. PinName H L TBST O 1750Hz Tone Burst Output 9 P57/PWM3Normal:H(HiZ) Output:Pluse BEEP O Beep Tone Output 10 P56/PWM2 Normal:H(HiZ) Output:Pluse R5C O RX5V ON/OFF 11 P55/PWM1 ON OFF T5C O TX5V ON/OFF 12 P54/PWM0 ON OFF AFP O AF Power Amplifier ON/OFF 13 P53/SIG ON OFF AFC O IF Mute Output 14 P52/CNT2 Mute OFF Mute ON M.MUTE O Microphone Mute Output 15 P5l/CNT1during Tone Burst Tansmission Normal RE1 I Rotary Encoder Input 1 16 P50/INT3 LAMP O Lamp ON/OFF Switch 17 P37/SRDY ON OFF BAT I Battery Low lndicator Input 18 P36/CLK Low Normal P5C O PLL Power ON/OFF 19 P35/SOUT ON OFF EICD I EEPROM Unit Detection 20 P34/SIN Equipped Nothing XWR I External EEPROM Write Cycle Detection 21 P33rr Normal Write cycle RE2 I Rotary Encoder Input 2 22 P32/INT2 SCOM O Band Plan Scan Output 23 P3l/XCIN H(Hiz) Low Active P.H/L O Transmit Power Switch 24 P30/XCOUT Low Power High Power BU I Back up Mode Input 25 INT1 Normal Negative Edge Triggered 26 CNVss RES I Reset Input 27 RESET at Work on Reset Clock Input 3.58MHz 28 XIN Clock Output 3.58MHz 29 XOUT Ground 30 Vss TSQD I Tone Detecton Input 31 P17 Undetected Detected TICD I Tone Unit Detection 32 P16 Nothing Equipped BP1 I Band Plan(TX) 33 P15 Expanded Normal BP2 I Band Plan(RX) 34 P14 Expanded Normal BP3 I Band PIan(TX,RX) 35 P13 Expanded Normal BP4 I Band Plan(Channelstep) 36 P12 Expanded Normal BP5 I Band Plan(OffsetFreq.) 37 P11 Expanded Normal CH I Band Plan(ChanneIDisp.) 38 P10 Expanded Normal SLC O CIock for EEPROM IC 39 P07 Normal:Hiz Output: Pluse SDA I/O Data for EEPROM IC 40 P06 Normal:Hiz Output: Pluse CLK O Clock for PLL,TONE IC 41 P05 Output:Pluse Normal:L DTA O Data for PLL,TONE IC 42 P04 Output:Pluse Normal:L STB1 O Strobe for PLL IC 43 P03 Output:Pluse Normal:L STB2 O Strobe for TONE IC 44 P02 Output:Pluse Normal:L FUNC I Function Key Input 45 P0l OFF ON SD I Signal Detection Input 46 P00 Received Nothing TBST I Tone Burst Key Input 47 P27 OFF ON CALL I CALL(APO) 48 P26 OFF ON LAMP I LAMP (FLJPL) 49 P25 OFF ON MONI I MONl(P.H/L) 50 P24 OFF ON TONE I TONE(MW) 51 P23 OFF ON V/M I V/M(OFFSET) 52 P22 OFF ON T.SCAN I T.SCAN(CH STEP) 53 P2l OFF ON PTT I PTT Key Input 54 P20 OFF ON 55 VL3 56 VL2 57 VL1 COM0 O Common Output 58 COM0 COM1 O Common Output 59 COM1 COM2 O Common Output 60 COM2 61 COM3 SEG0 O Segment Output 62 SEGO SEG1 O Segment Output 63 SEGl SEG2 O Segment Output 64 SEG2 SEG3 O Segment Output 65 SEG3 SEG4 O Segment Output 66 SEG4 SEG5 O Segment Output 67 SEG5 SEG6 O Segment Output 68 SEG6 SEG7 O Segment Output 69 SEG7 SEG8 O Segment Output 70 SEG8 SEG9 O Segment Output 71 SEG9 SEG10 O Segment Output 72 SEG10 SEG11 O Segment Output 73 SEG11 SEG12 O Segment Output 74 SEG12/P43 SEG13 O Segment Output 75 SEG13/P42 SEG14 O Segment Output 76 SEGl4/P4l SEG15 O Segment Output 77 SEG15/P40 SEG16 O Segment Output 78 SEG16/IN7 SEG17 O Segment Output 79 SEG17/IN6 SEG18 O Segment Output 80 SEG18/IN5 SEG19 O Segment Output 1 SEG19/lN4 SEG20 O Segment Output 2 SEG20/IN3 SEG2l O Segment Output 3 SEG21/IN2 SEG22 O Segment Output 4 SEG22/IN1 SEG23 O Segment Output 5 SEG23/IN0 Ground 6 AVss +4V 7 Vref +4V 8 Vcc Page 7