PTRLNV
PTRLNV
PTRLNV
PTRL-NV/HP
English Pag. 3
Italiano Pag. 49
INDEX
SECTION 1
General Description Pag. 10
CHAPTER 2
Electrical Description Pag. 15
CHAPTER 3
Installation Procedures Pag. 28
CHAPTER 4
Maintenance Pag. 33
CHAPTER 5
Calibration Procedure of Modules Pag. 33
CHAPTER 6
Alignement of the Radio Link Pag. 41
APPENDIX A
Circuit Diagrams, Layouts and Bill of Meterials Pag. 95
Please observe safety precautions when handling this unit. This equipment
contains dangerous currents and high voltages.
This manual is written as a general guide for those having previous knowledge
and experience with this kind of equipment. It is not intended to contain a
complete statement of all safety warnings which should be observed by personnel
in using this or other electronic equipment.
Please observe all local codes and fire protection standards in the operations
of this unit.
Any damage to the goods must be reported to the carrier in writing on the
shipment receipt.
Any discrepancy or damage discovered subsequent to delivery, shall be reported
to R.V.R. within five (5) days from its receipt.
R.V.R. shall not be liable for any damage of whatsoever nature, arising out
of or in connection with the product or its use thereof.
Warranty shall come into force from invoice date and for the period of the
manufactures warranty.
b. If your dealer cannot help you, contact R.V.R. in Bologna and explain
the problem. If it is decided to return the unit to the factory,
R.V.R. will mail you a regular authorization with all the necessary
instructions to send back the goods.
c. When you receive the authorization, you can return the unit. Pack
it carefully for the shipment, preferably using the original packing
and seal the package perfectly. The customer always assumes the
risks of loss (i.e., R.V.R. is never responsible for damage or loss),
until the package reaches R.V.R. premises. For this reason, we sug-
gest you to insure the goods for the whole value. Shipment must be
effected C.I.F. (PREPAID) to the address specified by R.V.R.’s ser-
vice manager on the authorization.
Be sure to enclose a written technical report where mention all the problems
found and a copy of your original invoice establishing the starting date of
the warranty.
Replacement and warranty parts may be order from the following address. Be
sure to include the equipment model and serial number as well as part
description and part number.
WARNING!
The currents and voltages in this equipment are dangerous!
Personnel must at all times observe safety regulation!
This manual is intended as a general guide for trained and qualified personnel
who are aware of the dangers inherent in handling potentially hazardous
electrical and electronic circuits.
It is not intended to contain a complete statement of all safety precautions
which should be observed by personnel in using this or other electronic
equipment.
During installation and operation of this equipment, local building codes and
fire protection standards must be observed.
WARNING!
Always disconnect power before opening covers,
doors, enclosures, gates, panels or shields.
Always use grounding sticks and short out high
voltage points before servicing. Never make
internal adjustments, perform maintenance or
service when alone or when fatigued.
WARNING!
In case of emergency ensure that power has been disconnected
A AIRWAY B BREATHING
IF UNCONSCIOUS, IF NOT BREATHING,
OPEN AIRWAY BEGIN ARTIFICIAL
BREATHING.
C CIRCULATION
CHECK CAROTID PULSE DEPRESS STERNUM 1 1/2" TO 2"
FIRST-AID
Personnel engaged in the installation, operation,
maintenance or servicing of this equipment are urged
to become familiar with first-aid theory and practices.
The following information is not intended to be a
complete first-aid procedure, it is brief and is only
to be used as a reference. It is the duty of all
personnel using the equipment to be prepared to give
adequate Emergency First Aid and thereby prevent
avoidable loss of life.
Treatment of electrical Burns
NOTE
If medical help will not be available within an hour and the victim is conscious
and not vomiting, give him a weak solution of salt and soda: 1 level teaspoonful
of salt and 1/2 level teaspoonful of baking soda to each quart of water (neither
hot or cold).
Allow victim to sip slowly about 4 ounces (half a glass) over a period of 15
minutes.
Discontinue fluid if vomiting occurs (Do not give alcohol).
a. Apply cool (not ice cold) compresses using the cleansed available
cloth article.
b. Do not break blisters, remove tissue, remove adhered
particles of clothing, or apply salve or ointment.
c. Apply clean dry dressing if necessary.
d. Treat victim for shock as required.
e. Arrange transportation to a hospital as quickly as possible.
f. If arms or legs are affected keep them elevated.
CHAPTER 1
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1.1 MECHANICAL DESCRIPTION
TABLE A
R.V.R. Elettronica S.r.l. (Bo) Pag. 11
PTRL-NV & PTRL-NV/HP Technical and Maintenance Manual
ELECRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
A.C. Power 117 or 230V ± 10%
50-60 Hz, single phase 47W
detector
TABLE B
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Chassis dimensions 82 mm (3.22") H
326 mm (12.83") D
445 mm (17.51") W
CHAPTER 2
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PTRL-NV & PTRL-NV/HP Technical and Maintenance Manual
ELECTRICAL DESCRIPTION
2.1 INTRODUCTION
The Mani card is situated on the lower left side of the unit (7 Photo1).
This card contains a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), housed in a metal
box, which generates the operating frequency of the transmitter which has been
programmed. The audio signal, coming from the two MONO and STEREO connectors
on the front panel, is amplified and injected into the VCO to produce a class
F3E modulation. On the PLL circuit the VCO operating frequency is divided down
and compared to a reference frequency, generated by a 4 MHz quartz crystal
which is thermally-compensated by a PTC. The error voltage is filtered and
fed-back to guarantee the stability of the VCO frequency. An indicator on the
front panel lights when the circuit is not locked.
be measured and fed-back to the power supply. The direct power reading is also
connected to the multimeter.
2.5 CPU
The CPU is housed in a metal box and mounted centrally on the rear of the
front panel (2 Photo1).
This circuit converts the number corresponding to the selected operating
frequency into binary code which is written to the programmable dividers of
the PLL. This allows the VCO to lock to the desired operating frequency. Several
of the transmitter’s parameters may be remotely controlled via an optional
9 pin D-type serial port. In the absence of mains power, a non-volatile memory
maintains indefinately, the last frequency that was programmed.
2.6 MODMETER
This card is mounted on the left side of the front panel (1 Photo1). This
circuit allows the deviation of the VCO frequency to be displayed by rectifying
the signal supplied to the Main card.
The card has two connectors; one for the mono signal and the other for the
stereo signal.
A switch allows the gain of the measuring circuit to be set to 10% or 100%
for a more precise reading of low-level deviation (eg. SCA, RDS, MPX pilot
tones). Another switch sets the display mode to bar-graph or peak mode. The
display comprises 14 green leds and 6 red leds. In the 100% display mode, each
led represents 5 KHz of deviation with the first red led representing 75 KHz
and FDS at 100 KHz. In the 10% mode, each led represents 0.5 KHz of deviation.
2.7 ANAMETER
This circuit comprises two cards and a meter mounted on the right hand
side of the front panel (3 Photo1). This sub-assembly displays the values of
various operating parameters of the exciter: internal voltages and currents,
direct power and external 24V. The parameters are selected by a lever switch
(10 Fig.1) and the selection is indicated by the legend of the green led (11
Fig.1). The readings are taken using the corresponding scale:
This circuit also features a red UNLOCK led (14 Fig.1) and a red REMOTE led
(13 Fig.1). controlled by the Main card and a red SWR led (12 Fig.1), controlled
by the power supply. In addition there are: a red power led (16 Fig.1), a power
output PWR trimmer (21 Fig.1) and the mains supply switch (17 Fig.1).
FIG.1
2 .............. C.P.U.
4 .............. Transformer
8 .............. V.C.O.
7 3
6 2
7 1
7 8
PHOTO 1
CHAPTER 3
INSTALLATION
3.1 INTRODUCTION
FIG.3
3.2 UNPACKING
Remove the unit from its packing and, before anything else, ensure that
the unit has not suffered any damage during transit and that all front and
rear panel controls are operational.
3.3 INSTALLATION
220-240Vac 2A
100-120Vac 3.1A
2) Now ensure that the PWR ADJ control (21 Fig.1) is rotated fully
counter-clockwise for minimum power using a small srewdriver.
Since the control is a ten-turn potentiometer, it may be necessary
to double-check the adjustment.
Units are normally supplied with this control set to maximum.
N.B. It is essential that the unit be properly earthed to ensure both the safety
of the operator as well as the correct functioning of the equipment.
7) Switch the power switch to the ON position and check that the green
POWER ON led (16 Fig.1), the red UNLOCK led (14 Fig.1) and the led
corresponding to the parameter selection PWR FWD (11 Fig.1), are
all lit. After a few seconds the central display (20 Fig.1) will
come on and display a number (eg. 760.00) corresponding to the last
operating frequency to have been programmed.
The green UNLOCK led should switch on within 30 seconds indicating
that the oscillator has locked to the operating frequency displayed.
The display has five digits, 3 before the decimal point representing
(from left to right) hundreds of MHz, tens of MHz and MHz; and 2
after the decimal point representing hundreds and tens of KHz. T o
change this number, use the UP (9 Fig.1) and DOWN (7 Fig.1) buttons to
respectively increase it and decrease it.
Once the desired frequency has been found, press ENTER (8 Fig.1)
to confirm and save it.
As soon as the ENTER button has been pressed, the UNLOCK led will
come on (providing that the new frequency is different from the old),
indicating that the VCO is re-tuning to the new frequency. If the
ENTER button is not pushed, the display will flash the new value four
times and then reset to the previous value.
NOTE: The transmitter will continue to function normally at the same frequency,
throughout the procedure described above, until the ENTER button is pressed.
Note that a momentary press of the UP and DOWN buttons will increment
or decrement the rightmost digit by 1 (corresponding to a frequency
change of 10 KHz).
A longer press of either button will cause the display to increment
or decrement continuously until the button is released.
Furthermore, when the limit of the operating frequency band is
reached, the displayed frequency will jump to the other limit and
carry on changing in the direction corresponding to the button being
pushed.
NOTE: The frequency band is pre-defined by the user and rarely exceeds 25 MHz.
After the PLL has been locked for about 90 seconds, the display turns
off automatically.
To switch it on, press the ENTER button.
8) Having verified that the transmitter has locked into the desired
operating frequency by checking that the UNLOCK led is off, set the
switch so as to remove the short-circuit from between the two con-
ductors of the REMOTE cable.
The R.F. power output is now enable.
Adjust the power control PWR ADJ until maximum power is reached.
This will be about 2W (5 or 10W for special versions).
To make this measurement, ensure that the PWR ADJ led is on by setting
the meter switch (10 Fig.1) to the corresponding position and then
take the reading from the 10W FDS scale on the meter.
10) Re-adjust the output power to 2W (or maximum power in the case of
the 5 or 10W versions) and select a new operating frequency at least
5MHz away from the current value.
On pressing ENTER, the UNLOCK led should light and the output power
fall to zero.
The power level should return to its previous value only when the
UNLOCK led goes out (oscillator locked to new frequency).
12) Now short-circuit the REMOTE input and the power level should
immediately fall to zero.
Removing the short should result in the power output returning
gradually to its previous level.
TABLE C
RECOMMENDED TEST EQUIPMENT
INSTRUMENT MODEL SPECIFICATION
CHAPTER 4
MAINTENANCE
4.1 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
When the transmitter is operational, removing the top panel will expose
lethal voltages on the line voltage selector.
Ensure that the unit is disconnected from all sources of power before carrying
out any inspection or maintenance work.
MAINTENANCE LEVEL 1
MAINTENANCE LEVEL 2
CARD REPLACEMENT
2) Disconnect connectors CN1, CN2, CN3, CN4, CN5, CN6 and CN7.
2) Disconnect connector CN1 that connects the Modmeter card to the Main
card.
3) Undo the front panel fixing screws.
5) Undo the MONO and STEREO connector fixing nuts on the front panel.
4) Disconnect connectors CN1 and CN2 that connect the CPU to the Main
card and to the rear panel RS232 connector, respectively.
5) Undo the screws fixing the metal container protecting the CPU, and
remove it.
2) Undo the front panel fixing screws and the Switch Selector fixing
nut.
3) Unscrew the screws fixing the R.F. Power Amplifier to the base of
the unit.
4) Remove the R.F. Power Amplifier in an upwards direction.
3) Unscrew the screws fixing the Power Supply to the base of the unit.
its color.
5) Disconnect the connector CN2, on the main card, the CN7 connector
and the faston connectors connecting the transformer to the bridge
rectifier.
CHAPTER 5
CALIBRATION OF MODULES
5.1 CALIBRATION OF THE R.F. POWER AMPLIFIER
1) Connect a bypass wattmeter between the R.F. output and 50 Ohm dummy
load.
2) Switch on the transmitter and wait for the PLL to lock and the power
output to be enabled.
3) Turn the PWR ADJ trimmer (21 Fig.1) clockwise until maximum output
power is obtained.
4) Use the external wattmeter toSETUP 1 the trimmer for a power output
adjust
of 2W (5 or 10W for other versions).
5) Set the meter selector (10 Fig.1) to FWD and adjust R21 on the
Anameter card for a reading of 2W on the transmitter’s own meter
(15 Fig.1).
6) Disconnect the dummy load from the exciter output and check that
the power reduces and that the SWR led (12 Fig.1) switches on.
Adjust R8 on the power supply card for a reading of 50% of maximum
direct power on the internal power meter.
7) Re-connect the dummy load and verify that the output power returns
to 2W.
The only adjustment required after replacement of the power supply are
those detailed in 5.1 (Calibration of the R.F. Power Amplifier).
It is sufficient to follow steps 1 to 7 of this procedure after the power supply
has been replaced.
5) Adjust trimmer R30 on the Modmeter card until the 1st red led comes
on (corresponding to the 100% level).
8) Adjust trimmer R4 on the Modmeter card until the 1st red led comes
on (corresponding to a level of 10%).
Having fitted the Main card and made all necessary connections, carry out
the following procedure (see SETUP 2):
1) Connect an audio frequency generator to the MONO or STEREO inputs.
5) Inject a 400 Hz signal at a level of -10 dBm (0 dBm, 775mV rms, 2.2V
peak to peak for american versions) into the MONO input (trimmer
R42 at maximum).
7) For american versions, inject the Mono signal at odBm into the Mono
"+" and Mono "-" of the U.S.A. audio input card. Set the LPF/15KHz
switch to ON and adjust R8 to annul the signal on pin 14 of U2 (cmrr
Common Mode Rejection Ratio).
Now, inject the mono signal at odBm into the Mono "+" only (Mono
"-" is connected to ground).
10) Inject a 400 Hz signal at a level of -10 dBm (o dBm, 775mV rms, 2.2V
peak to peak for american versions) into the MPX input (trimmer R41
at maximum).
11) Set the LPF/15KHz switch (6 Fig.1) to OFF and fit jumper J3 to the
Main card.
13) Now remove jumper JP3 and fit it to JP4. Adjust R35 for 8Vpp.
NOTE: The audio generator used for this test must have a distortion level of
better than 0.001%.
Carry out this procedure at the normal operating frequency of the transmitter
1) Connect a bypass wattmeter between the R.F. output and a 50 Ohm dummy
load (show SETUP1):
NOTE:
0) Full scale deflection (FSD) is 10W for the 5 and 10W versions.
After replacement, check that the displays function and that operating
frequencies can be programmed using the UP (9 Fig.1), DOWN (7 Fig.1) and ENTER
(8 Fig.1) buttons.
Check correct operation of the DB9 serial port (if fitted).
No other checks are required.
4) Should the chosen operating frequency be less than 500 MHz, the
strip-line will have been replaced by a piece of 50 Ohm teflon cable
(RG316). In this case the varicap voltage may be adjusted by varying
the length of the cable accordingly. The central conductor is
shorted to the screen at one end of this cable.
SECTION 6
ALIGNMENT OF THE RADIO LINK
6.1 INTRODUCTION
This chapter details the alignment procedure for the PTRL-NV transmitter
and the RXRL-NV receiver.
The operating frequency of the complete radio link (TX + RX) is set using
a frequency meter to measure the frequency output by the transmitter and the
frequency after the second conversion of the receiver.
It is recommended to align both units (TX and RX) at the same time and with
the same frequency meter, preferably one of high precision (eg. ± 0.2 ppm).
A difference greater then 2 KHz between the transmitter’s center frequency
and that of the receiver (measured at the intermediate frequency of 10.7 MHz)
will result in degradation of audio quality and stereo separation.
To perform this alignment, carry out the following procedure (SETUP A1 and
A2):
6) Connect the two units (TX and RX) as shown in SETUP A2.
8) Connect the counter to the IF 10.7 MHz output and check that the
frequency corresponds to this value, adjusting as necessary with
capacitors C27 and C28 situated on the Synthetizer card for a fre-
quency of 10.700 MHz ±2 KHz.
SETUP A2
In this way, if the 10,7 MHz conversion is corrected, it means that
the output frequency of the Front-End Mixer before the 70 MHz con-
version has the same value of the output frequency of the transmit-
ter.
The mono S/N (signal to noise) ratio is measured at the output of the
receiver by feeding it with a 400 Hz modulating signal (±75 KHz deviation)
and comparing the output with the same output, under the same conditions, in
the absence of the modulating signal, across the 30Hz/20KHz band.
In the case of stereo modulation, the S/N ratio will be measured on single
channels (left and right) decoded and de-emphasized.
Both mono and stereo measurements should be taken having configured the unit
according to SETUP B1 and B2 and carrying out the following procedure:
3) Using the FAM modulation analyzer, check that the S/N ratio of the
RXRL-NV receiver is better than 65 dB, referred to a deviation of
±75 KHz.
5) Adjust the signal generator output for a level of 1mV (the carrier
and deviation will remain constant).
SETUP B2
3) Check that the reading form the output of the stereo decoder is
better or equal to 47 dB (both at 400 Hz and 10 KHz).
CASE A
Should the new frequency fall within the range selectable by the CPU (and
without the requirement of a change of EPROM), the following procedure should
be carried out:
TRANSMITTER
1) Select the new frequency with the UP (9 Fig.1) and DOWN (7 Fig.1)
buttons and confirm it with the ENTER (8 Fig.1) key.
RECEIVER
1) Select the new frequency with the UP and DOWN buttons and confirm
it with the ENTER key.
CASE B
Should the new operating frequrency fall within one of the two adjacent bands
(higher or lower), the following procedure should be carried out:
TRANSMITTER
2) After the replacement of the EPROM, set the CPU on the frequency
range relative to the EPROM frequency. When the transmitter switches
on, appears on the display the lightening notice SET 0; now, push
ENTER and verify that the minimum frequency of the EPROM appears on
the display.
In case in which appears the lightening notice SET 1 too, push again
ENTER command.
3) Select the new frequency using the UP (9 Fig.1) and DOWN (7 Fig.1)
buttons and confirm it with the ENTER (8 Fig.1) key.
RECEIVER
2) After the replacement of the EPROM, set the CPU on the frequency
range relative to the EPROM frequency. When the receiver switches
on, appears on the display the lightening notice SET 0; now, push
ENTER and verify that the minimum frequency of the EPROM appears on
the display.
In case in which appears the lightening notice SET 1 too, push again
ENTER command.
3) Select the new frequency using the UP and DOWN buttons and
confirm it with the ENTER key.
CASE C
Should the new operating frequency fall within a non-adjacent band the
following procedure should be carried out:
TRANSMITTER
2) After the replacement of the EPROM, set the CPU on the frequency
range relative to the EPROM frequency. When the transmitter switches
on, appears on the display the lightening notice SET 0; now, push
ENTER and verify that the minimum frequency of the EPROM appears on
the display. In case in which appears the lightening notice
SET 1 too, push again ENTER command.
3) Select the new frequency using the UP (9 Fig.1) and DOWN (7 Fig.1)
buttons and confirm it with the ENTER (8 Fig.1) key.
RECEIVER
2) Replace the Front-end Mixer (if the new frequency requires it) as
detailed in paragraph "Replacement of the front-end mixer" of the
RXRL-NV manual.
3) Replace the VCO (if the new frequency requires it) as detailed in
4) After the replacement of the EPROM, set the CPU on the frequency
range relative to the EPROM frequency. When the receiver switches
on, appears on the display the lightening notice SET 0; now, push
ENTER and verify that the minimum frequency of the EPROM appears on
the display. In case in which appears the lightening notice
SET 1 too, push again ENTER command.
6) Select the new frequency using the UP and DOWN buttons and confirm
it with the ENTER key.
1) Adjust the signal generator for a signal level of -10 dBm (0dBm for
american versions) at the MONO and STEREO inputs.
3) Check that the deviation reading for the PTRL N.V. is 75 KHz
and if not, adjust trimmer R8 (inside the VCO) to obtain it.
5) Check that the distortion figure is better than 0.05% with low-pass
and high-pass filters of 20 KHz and 30 Hz respectively, for both
MONO and STEREO inputs.
SETUP D
INDICE
CAPITOLO 1
Descrizione Generale Pag. 56
CAPITOLO 2
Descrizione Elettrica Pag. 60
CAPITOLO 4
Procedure di Manutenzione Pag. 76
CAPITOLO 5
Procedure per la Taratura Pag. 80
CAPITOLO 6
Procedure per l'Allineamento del Ponte Radio Pag. 88
APPENDICE A
Schemi dei Moduli e Disegni di Assemblaggio Pag. 95
ISTRUZIONI PRELIMINARI E
INFORMAZIONI DI GARANZIA
ATTENZIONE: Questo è apperecchio di "Classe A". In un ambiente residenziale
questo apperecchio può provocare radio disturbi. In questo caso può essere
richiesto all'utillizzatore di prendere misure adeguate.
Questo manuale è stato concepito per fornire una guida generale per coloro
che hanno necessità di avere una conoscenza preliminare di questo tipo di
macchina. Esso non intende quindi fornire una guida completa di tutte le regole
di sicurezza che dovrebbero essere osservate dal personale durante l’uso di
questa o altre apparecchiature elettroniche.
R.V.R. non sarà responsabile per qualsiasi danno di qualsiasi natura, a causa
o in relazione all’uso del prodotto.
Assicurarsi di allegare una diagnosi tecnica sritta dove sono elencati tutti
i problemi riscontrati e una copia della vostra fattura originale che mostra
la data di decorrenza della garanzia.
ATTENZIONE!
Le correnti e le tensioni presenti in questo dispositivo sono pericolose,
il personale deve osservare sempre le norme di sicurezza.
ATTENZIONE!
Disconnettere sempre l’alimentazione prima di aprire i coperchi, i
pannelli o le protezioni. Usare sempre strumenti isolati prima
dell’utilizzo. Non eseguire mai regolazioni interne, operazioni di
manutenzione o di servizio quando si è soli o quando si è stanchi.
ATTENZIONE!
In caso di emergenza assicurarsi che l’alimentazione sia stata
disconnessa.
PRIMO SOCCORSO
Il personale impegnato nell’installazione, nel
funzionamento, nella manutenzione o assistenza di
questo dispositivo ha la necessità di avere familiarità
con la teoria e le pratiche di primo soccorso.
La relazione seguente non rappresenta una guida
completa delle procedure di primo soccorso, ma è solo
un riassunto che deve essere usato come riferimento.
E’ compito di tutto il personale che usa questo
dispositivo essere pronto a prestare un adeguato
soccorso e perciò prevenire evitabili decessi.
TRATTAMENTO DELLE USTIONI ELETTRICHE
1) Vaste ustioni e tagli della pelle.
NOTA BENE
Se l’aiuto medico non è disponibile prima di un’ora e la vittima è cosciente
e non ha sforzi di vomito, somministrargli una soluzione liquida di sale e
soda: 1 cucchiaino pieno di sale e mezzo cucchiaino di bicarbonato di sodio
ogni 250 ml d’acqua(ne' caldo ne' freddo).
Permettere alla vittima di sorseggiare lentamente per circa 4 volte
(1/2 bicchiere) per un periodo di 15 minuti.
Interrompere se si verificano sforzi di vomito.(Non dare alcool).
CAPITOLO 1
DESCRIZIONE GENERALE
1.1 DESCRIZIONE ESTERNA
TABELLA A
CARATTERISTICHE TECNICHE
Alimentazione A.C. 117 0 230 V, ±10%
50-60 Hz, singola fase, 47W
TABELLA B
CARATTERISTICHE DIMENSIONALI E AMBIENTALI
Dimensioni del rack 82mm (3,22") H
326mm (12,83") D
445mm (17,51") W
CAPITOLO 2
DESCRIZIONE ELETTRICA
2.1 INTRODUZIONE
2.5 CPU
2.6 MODMETER
Tensioni interne V 30 V
Correnti interne A 6 A
Potenza diretta W 10W ver. 5 e 10W
Potenza diretta W 2,5W ver. 2W
In questa scheda sono presenti anche i tre led rossi di segnalazione d’allarme,
i cui segnali provengono, dalla Main card per il led "UNLOCK" (14 Fig.1) e
il led "REMOTE" (13 Fig.1), e dall’alimentatore per il led "SWR" (12 Fig.1).
Inoltre sono presenti: il led rosso d’accensione (16 Fig.1), il trimmer di
regolazione della potenza d’uscita "PWR" (21 Fig.1) e l’interruttore generale
di alimentazione (17 Fig.1).
2 .............. C.P.U.
4 .............. Trasformatore
8 .............. V.C.O.
7 3
6 2
7 1
7 8
CAPITOLO 3
FOTO 1
FIG.3
INSTALLAZIONE
3.1 INTRODUZIONE
3.2 DISIMBALLAGGIO
3.3 INSTALLAZIONE
220-240 V - 2 A
100-120 V - 3,1 A
N.B. Il range di frequenza dipende dalla scelta effettuata dal cliente e non
è quasi mai superiore ai 25 MHz.
10) Riportando la PWR a 2W (alla potenza massima anche nel caso della
versione a 5W o 10W), impostare una nuova frequenza notevolmente
distante dall’ultima (con una differenza di almeno 5MHz).
Es: 845 MHz - premere ENTER: all’accensione della spia UNLOCK si
dovrà avere l’azzeramento completo della potenza in uscita (e
solamente allo spegnimento di tale led (nuova frequenza agganciata) si
riotterrà la PWR in uscita.
TABLE C
R.V.R. Elettronica S.r.l. (Bo) Pag. 77
PTRL-NV & PTRL-NV/HP Technical and Maintenance Manual
CAPITOLO 4
R.V.R. Elettronica S.r.l. (Bo) Pag. 78
PTRL-NV & PTRL-NV/HP Technical and Maintenance Manual
MANUTENZIONE
4.1 NORME DI SICUREZZA
1 LIVELLO DI MANUTENZIONE
2 LIVELLO DI MANUTENZIONE
CAPITOLO 5
TARATURA
5.1 TARATURA DEL R.F. POWER AMPLIFIER
5) Inviare un tono a 400Hz a -10dBm (0dBm 775 mV rms, 2,2 Vpp per la
versione americana) all’ingresso MONO (trimmer R42 al massimo).
10) Inviare un tono a 400Hz a -10dBm (0dBm 775mV rms, 2,2 Vpp per la
versione americana) all’ingresso MPX (trimmer R41 al massimo).
12) Verificare, collegandosi con una sonda sul pin 14 di U1 che siano
presenti 8Vpp, in caso contrario agire su R28.
N.B. Il generatore audio usato in questi test deve avere una distorsione
migliore di 0,001%.
Effettuare queste tarature sulla frequenza di lavoro del trasmettitore.
5.7 TARATURA DELL'ANAMETER CARD
NOTE:
operazioni:
CAPITOLO 6
La frequenza del ponte radio completo (TX + RX) viene allineata usando
un frequenziometro per misurare la frequenza d’uscita del trasmettitore e la
frequenza della 2° conversione del ricevitore.
E’ consigliato un contatore di alta precisione (±0.2 ppm) per allineare
collegamenti radio che sono usati in installazioni ridondanti.
Se un tale contatore non è disponibile, si consiglia di allineare entrambi
i sistemi radio allo stesso tempo e con lo stesso contatore di frequenza.
Una differenza maggiore di 2 KHz tra la frequenza centrale del trasmettitore
e quella centrale del ricevitore avrà come effetto una degradazione della
distorsione audio e della separazione stereo.
Per realizzare questo allineamento occorre eseguire le seguenti operazioni
(SETUP A1 e A2):
CASO A
TRASMETTITORE
RICEVITORE
CASO B
RICEVITORE
4) Tarare il VCO come mostrato nel paragrafo "Taratura del VCO" del
manuale del RXRL-NV.
CASO C
Nel caso in cui la nuova frequenza di lavoro che si vuole impostare appartenga
ad un range non adiacente è necessario eseguire le seguenti operazioni:
TRASMETTITORE
RICEVITORE
6) Tarare il VCO come mostrato nel paragrafo "Taratura del VCO" del
manuale dell’RXRL-NV.
7) Selezionare tramite il selettore dello strumento analogico la
misura di SIGNAL confermata dall’accensione del relativo led verde.
APPENDIX A
CIRCUIT
DIAGRAMS, LAYOUTS AND BILLS OF MATERIAL
This section contains circuit diagrams, layouts and bills of material of
the modules which composing the equipment.
For more information about each module see as reference Section 2.
SCHEMI
ELETTRICI, PIANI DI MONTAGGIO E LISTE COMPONENTI
Questo capitolo contiene gli schemi elettrici, i piani di montaggio e le
liste componenti delle schede che compongono la macchina.
Per ulteriori informazioni riguardanti le singole schede vedere come
riferimento il Capitolo 2.
MAIN CARD
1 "PLL Section" Circuit Diagram
MAIN CARD
1 Schema Elettrico della "Sezione PLL"
V.C.O. CARD
1 Circuit Diagram
2 Bill of Material
3 Component Layout
V.C.O. CARD
1 Schema Elettrico
3 Piano di Montaggio
28 1 L3 L35RVR 3 SP DIA 5
C.P.U.
1 Block Diagram
2 Circuit Diagram
3 Bill of Material
4 Component Layout
C.P.U.
1 Diagramma a Blocchi
2 Schema Elettrico
4 Piano di Montaggio
MODMETER CARD
1 Circuit Diagram
2 Bill of Material
3 Component Layout
MODMETER CARD
1 Schema Elettrico
3 Piano di Montaggio
ANAMETER CARD
1 Anameter Card 1 Circuit Diagram
ANAMETER CARD
1 Schema Elettrico dell'Anameter Card 1
POWER SUPPLY
1 Power Supply General Circuit Diagram (without Inverter Card)
ANAMETER CARD
1 Schema Generale del Power Suplly (senza Inverter Card)
2 Bill of Material
3 Component Layout
3 Piano di Montaggio
1 Circuit Diagram
2 Bill of Material
3 Component Layout
1 Schema Elettrico
3 Piano di Montaggio
1 Circuit Diagram
2 Bill of Material
3 Component Layout
1 Schema Elettrico
3 Piano di Montaggio
1 Circuit Diagram
2 Bill of Material
3 Component Layout
1 Schema Elettrico
3 Piano di Montaggio
1 Circuit Diagram
2 Bill of Material
3 Component Layout
1 Schema Elettrico
3 Piano di Montaggio
1 Circuit Diagram
2 Bill of Material
3 Component Layout
1 Schema Elettrico
3 Piano di Montaggio
CON-PA CARD
1 Circuit Diagram
2 Bill of Material
3 Component Layout
CON-PA CARD
1 Schema Elettrico
3 Piano di Montaggio
INVERTER CARD
1 Circuit Diagram
2 Bill of Material
3 Component Layout
INVERTER CARD
1 Schema Elettrico
3 Piano di Montaggio
2 Bill of Material
3 Component Layout
3 Piano di Montaggio
© Copyright 1993
Second Edition - January '98
Created By D’Alessio D. & Morotti M.
Printed and bound in Italy. All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be
reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical,
including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval
system, without permission in writing from the publisher.
Tutti i diritti sono riservati. Stampato in Italia. Nessuna parte di questo libro
può essere riprodotta, memorizzata in sistemi di archivio, o trasmessa in
qualsiasi forma o mezzo, elettronico, meccanico, fotocopia, registrazione o altri
senza la preventiva autorizzazione scritta dell'editore.
APPENDIX
Description RVR Code Vers.Page
Power Supply PSSW-PTNV 0.1 6
C.P.U. section CPU-NV 0.1 10
+
D10 C11 C29 10R/1W
1 f 3
R57 R64 A
31DQ06 R1/5W
+
+12VL 8R2 J1
10K
2
1000/50 CM.1uF 1 2
D1 R52 31DQ06 R50 C53
VBAT C10 C30 18R 3 4
-
CP.1UF 5 6
C60 D8
FS1 220/40 7 8
+
180nF IPA A_DIR
6AT 11DQ06 11DQ06 C51 R_OUT 9 10 +15V
JP4 1000/50 CM.1uF 11 12
AC U6 D7 R15 D_OUT R_DIR
6 AC C9 C31 GND 13 14 -15V
External to 1 8 C27 +
5 +BAT VCC VB 1K GND 15 16 +15V
the board
PWR 2 7 R3
IN HO 17 18
+
4 GND 3 6 UNLCK REM
3 INH ERR CS SWR-L 19 20 +15V
1000/50 CM.1uF C12 4 5 CD1KPF
GND VS 21 22
+
2 FAN 1K +12V +SHDW
1 C8 C32 C1 DZ1 CM.1UF 23 24 +12V
IR2127
AFC 25 26 -SHDW
KRA6 CT1/35 R26 + R67 C50
27 28
+
C40 15V/1W GND GND
10K 820R 29 30
1000/50 CM.1uF C13 C35 GND +5V
31 32
2 / 6 - PSSW-PTNV
+5V +5V
C7 C33 33 34
CM.1UF CON34A
+
+ +
1000/50 CM.1uF CD1KPF CT1/35 CM.1UF
SS C54 C55
F10 20V-0.5W J2
+12VL D_OUT 10K R58
+12VL 1 2 IPA
R60 R1 F2
CP33KpF C41 75K DSS-310 +12V 3 4 VPA
BL02 U8 R14
A_DIR VREF * 330R 5 6
22K 1 INV. VREF 16 1 f 3 7 8
10K
PTRL-NV / PTRL-NV-HP
2 15 -15V +15V
8
2K7 N.I. VCC PWR IS+ IS- 9 10
R18 3 14
10K E/A OUT OUT 11 12
2
3 U9A R56 120KHZ 4 13 VIN
+ CLK VC R11 R12 13 14 GND
1 5 RT PWRGND 12 15 16
2 - 6 CT ILMREF 11 R13 560R 17 18
CD* LM358 10k UP
12K 7 RAMP GND 10 19 20
C45 8 9 3K3 IS1 Q1 SLD
R19 C47 S.START ILS.D. 21 22
4
C57 R17 UNLCK DW
CD* 23 24
CP47KpF R63 1 2 25 26
12K 1K32 BC237
CON26A
R16 R2 SS
TR2 1N4148 5 4
C43
C52 C58 47R 560K
4N26
DSS-310 3
HC5
6
C2 C56 C34 REM
f
HC5K 1K CM100PF R37 R59 4n7UF CM.1uF + R42 2 TR1
D11 2K62 4.7uF UC3823 CM.1UF CM.1UF 820R F8
3
1K32 2.5%
220/25 DSS-310
1
2
f
R51 CM.1uF
VBAT F3 +12VL
R10
1
2
7
6
4
3
CM.1uF R62 10K
1
1K C5 CM.1uF
I-
F12 JP3
K
A
I+
SE
R_OUT U4 C38 SS
OUT
+12VL 11 8 L4 1N4148
STRIP2 GND REF 220uH STRIP2 H
R_DIR BL02 C6 JUMPER R29
UA78S40DC D3
R22 VREF CM.1uF 10 5 U5B 33K JP9
10K U9B CP- VCA C22 JP4
5 +
+ R27 C21 BC237 LM358 9v 10K
7 R25 + 5
6 8K2 R43 7 R6
SC
DC
IPK
VCP
CT
CP+
CD.1uF - LM358 C23 Q2 6v
12K 6
8
1M 1K5 -
C46 R24 CM100pF R40
R23
16
15
14
13
12
9
C42 3 F11 D2
CD* + SWR-L
12K 1 10K
R45 6K8 18K D4 C3 R5 1N4148 2K2 L
2 -
LM358 BL02 BC488 Q3 D6 F9 R9 R7 R8
HC5 R21 C44 3V U5A -15V 1N4148 100K C4
4
R28 R41 10K CM10nF
12K F13 WK200
+15V 1R0 R38 11DQ06
TR3 1K CM100PF 10K CM10nF STRIP2
WK200
R68 U2 R36
OP07 5K6
F7 R4 3
+
3 f 1 6
U7 U1 F1 U3 F4 2
DSS-310 DSS-310 1K -
LT1076CT L1 L2 F14 LM7812 LM7805
5K6
2
100K
T1804 WK200 WK200
10R/1W
2
2
+
2 1 R66 R55 6K8
GND
GND
GND
3
2
2
+
1K8 C16 C18
C25 D5 CM.1uF C48 CM.1uF
220/25 + + + CM.1uF R33 R34
C19 1K5
1000/50 EKR470/25 R65
C14 220/25 220/25
+
CD1KPF 2K2
C26
C20 C17
1000/50
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$XWRUL]]D]LRQH &RGLFH PSSWPTX30
Technical Appendix
PTRL-NV / PTRL-NV-HP
1 2 C1,C12 CT1/35
2 1 C2 4.7UF
3 2 C3,C4 CM10NF
4 20 C5,C6,C13,C16,C18,C22, CM.1UF
C29,C30,C31,C32,C33,C34,
C35,C36,C37,C38,C39,C50,
C56,C58
5 8 C7,C8,C9,C10,C11,C24,C25, 1000/50
C26
6 3 C14,C27,C40 CD1KPF
7 6 C15,C17,C19,C21,C48,C49 220/25
8 1 C20 CP.47UF
9 3 C23,C43,C44 CM100PF
10 3 C28,C54,C55 EKR470/25
11 1 C41 CP33KPF
12 1 C42 CD.1UF
13 3 C45,C46,C57 CD*
14 1 C47 CP47KPF
15 1 C51 220/40
16 1 C52 4N7UF
17 1 C53 CP.1UF
18 1 C59 33PF
19 1 DZ1 15V/1W
20 1 DZ2 20V-0.5W
21 3 D1,D6,D7 11DQ06
22 4 D2,D3,D4,D11 1N4148
23 3 D5,D8,D10 31DQ06
24 1 D9 KBPC802
25 1 FS1 6AT
26 7 F1,F2,F3,F4,F5,F7,F8 DSS-310
27 5 L2,F9,F13,F14,F16 WK200
28 3 F10,F11,F12 BL02
29 1 IS1 4N26
30 3 JP3,JP8,JP9 STRIP2
31 1 JP4 KRA6
32 1 JP4 JUMPER
33 1 J1 CON34A
34 1 J2 CON26A
35 2 L1,L3 T1804
36 1 L4 220UH
37 2 Q1,Q2 BC237
38 1 Q3 BC488
39 1 Q4 IRFZ44A
40 1 R1 22K
41 1 R2 47R
42 7 R3,R4,R15,R16,R21,R39, 1K
R51
43 14 R5,R6,R9,R10,R12,R18,R20, 10K
R22,R26,R31,R32,R47,R57,
R60
44 3 R7,R54,R55 100K
45 2 R8,R65 2K2
46 1 R11 560R
47 1 R13 3K3
48 1 R14 330R
49 5 R17,R19,R23,R28,R45 12K
50 3 R24,R33,R34 6K8
51 1 R25 1M
52 1 R27 8K2
53 1 R29 33K
55 2 R35,R36 5K6
56 2 R37,R63 1K32
57 1 R38 100R
58 1 R40 18K
59 1 R41 1R0
60 1 R42 560K
61 1 R46 1K8
62 1 R48 MIA22UH
63 1 R49 R1/5W
64 2 R50,R61 10R/1W
65 1 R52 18R
66 1 R56 2K7
67 1 R58 75K
68 1 R59 2K62
69 2 R62,R67 820R
70 1 R64 8R2
71 1 R66 12K7
72 1 R68 87W20K
73 1 R69 82R/2W
74 2 TR1,TR3 HC5
75 1 TR2 HC5K
76 1 U1 LM7812
77 1 U2 OP07
78 1 U3 LM7805
79 1 U4 UA78S40DC
80 2 U5,U9 LM358
81 1 U6 IR2127
82 1 U7 LT1076CT
83 1 U8 UC3823
84 1 C60 180nF
P1
PD1 PD1
1
6 PD0 PD0
2 RD
TXD(J1-3)
7 Mosi Mosi
3 TD
RXD(J1-5)
Appendice Tecnica
8 Sck Sck
4
9 Ss0 Ss0
5 GND(J1-9)
Ss1 Ss1
EIA 232 DB9
Vcc Vcc
P1
GND GND
1
6
2 SDA
SDA(J3-3) KEY_E KEY_E
7
3 SCL
SCL(J3-5) KEY_U KEY_U
8
4 KEY_D KEY_D
9
5 GND(J3-9) TXD TXD
I2C
RXD RXD
CPU_NV DIS_NV
CPU-NV - 1 / 10
PTRL-NV / PTRL-NV-HP
2
Y1 CM4700PF
1
CST-8MhZ C15
3 1 CM100PF
CM100PF
R3 CM100PF CM100PF C16
VCC
10M
CM.1uF
C12 C14
C23
E*4 C11 CM100PF
RP2D
STRIP8M C13 NEW-SIL214-100R RP2C
8
7
6
68
67
JP3 U4 U2 74HC541 NEW-SIL214-100R NEW-SIL214-100R
66 43 A0 10 11 D0 SDA 2 7 D0 U5 RP2A RP2B NEW-SIL214-100R
8 PE7 A15 A14 A1 A0 O0 D1 SCL SDA DB0 D1 Inhbit
64 44 9 12 3 8 2 18 1 2
VRL
VRH
7 PE6 A14 A1 O1 SCL DB1 A1 Y1
XTAL
62 45 A13 A2 8 13 D2 9 D2 Sck 3 17 5 6
EXTAL
4XOUT
6 PE5 A13 A12 A3 A2 O2 D3 Csi DB2 D3 En2 A2 Y2
5 60 PE4 A12 46 7 A3 O3 15 17 CS* DB3 11 4 A3 Y3 16 3 4
65 47 A11 A4 6 16 D4 A0 6 12 D4 En1 5 15 7 8
4 PE3 A11 A10 A5 A4 O4 D5 R/W A0 DB4 D5 Mosi A4 Y4
63 48 5 17 18 13 R1 6 14 1 2
3 PE2 A10 A9 A6 A5 O5 D6 RD* WR* DB5 D6 A5 Y5
2 61 PE1 A9 49 4 A6 O6 18 16 RD* DB6 14 7 A6 Y6 13
59 50 A8 A7 3 19 D7 15 D7 8 12 NEW-SIL214-100R
1 PE0 A8 A7 A8 A7 O7 Rst DB7 10K A7 Y7 Lock
A7 51 25 A8 19 RST* 9 A8 Y8 11 RP3A
JP5 PA7 A6 A9 E*4 Irq C5 Swr
35 PA7 A6 52 24 A9 1 CLK INT* 5
Appendice Tecnica
PA6 36 53 A5 A10 21 4 1
Swr PA6 A5 A4 A11 A10 IACK* G1
37 PA5 A4 54 23 A11 19 G2
PROGRAM Inhbit 38 55 A3 A12 2 PCF8584
MODE Lock PA4 A3 A2 A13 A12
39 PA3 A2 56 26 A13 CM.1uF
Key_e 40 57 A1 A14 27 R2
Key_u PA2 A1 A0 A14
41 PA1 A0 58 10K
Key_d 42 CsE 20
PA0 D7 CE C6
STRIP2M D7 16 22 OE
33 15 D6 VCC 1
Sck PD5 D6 D5 VPP
32 PD4 D5 14
Mosi 31 13 D4 27C256 J2
Miso PD3 D4 D3
30 12 CM.1uF
TXD PD1 PD2 D3 D2
29 PD1 D2 11
RXD PD0 28 10 D1 MOSI 1 2 EN1
PD0 D1 D0 SCK + +
D0 9 3 + + 4 EN2
CsE 20 5 6
Csi PG7 INHBIT + +
21 PG6 E 4 7 + + 8 SWR
22 5 R/W C7 VCC LOCK 9 10
PG5 R/W* Rst + +
23 17 11 12 JP1
Ss1 PG4 RST* + + GND
24 PG3 XIRQ* 18 CM1KPF CM.1uF CT1uF/16 DSS-310-223 13 + + 14 CON16AP 1
Ss0 25 19 Irq 1 3 +5V 15 16 VCC
PG2 IRQ* f + + VCC 2
En2 26 3 JP2 Key_u
En1 PG1 MODA C2 C1 F1 Mosi 3
27 PG0 MODB 2 C17 C19 C20 C21 C22 4
2
+ + PD1
STRIP2M 47uF/16 Sck 5
U1 PD0 6
68HC11F1 PA7 Ss0 7
RD* Ss1 8
CM.1uF CM.1uF CM.1uF CM.1uF 9
Inhbit Key_e
Miso Key_d 10
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
VCC
STRIP11M
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
10
JP4
RP1 2
U3
NEW-SIL109-10k 1
7 VS RST 2
1 8 Rst J1 STRIP2M
PA6 CT RST*
3 CK VREF 6 1 + + 2
RXD 3 4
TXD + + RS232C
MB3773 5 6
+ +
7 + + 8
9 + + 10
C9 C8 C18
CM.1uF CP.33uf CM.1uF
CON10AP
C4
DZ2
5V6-0.5W CM100PF
CPU-NV - 3 / 10
PTRL-NV / PTRL-NV-HP
1 1 C1 47UF/16
2 1 C2 CT1UF/16
3 7 C3,C4,C11,C12,C13,C14, CM100PF
C23
4 10 C5,C6,C9,C16,C17,C18,C19, CM.1UF
C20,C21,C22
5 1 C7 CM1KPF
6 1 C8 CP.33UF
7 1 C15 CM4700PF
8 2 DZ1,DZ2 5V6-0.5W
9 1 F1 DSS-310-223
10 1 JP1 STRIP11M
11 3 JP2,JP4,JP5 STRIP2M
12 1 JP3 STRIP8M
13 2 J1,J3 CON10AP
14 1 J2 CON16AP
15 1 K1 TQ2-5V
16 1 RP1 NEW-SIL109-10K
17 2 RP2,RP3 NEW-SIL214-100R
18 2 R1,R2 10K
19 1 R3 10M
20 1 TP1 TOWER
21 1 U1 68HC11F1
22 1 U2 PCF8584
23 1 U3 MB3773
24 1 U4 27C256
25 1 U5 74HC541
26 1 Y1 CST-8MHZ
1
6
1
6
1
6
1
6
1
6
1
6
GND GND GND GND GND GND
R10 R18 R26 R34 R42 R50
DP0 DP1 DP2 DP3 DP4 DP5
680R 680R 680R 680R 680R 680R
R8 R16 R24 R32 R40 R48
680R R9 680R R17 680R R25 680R R33 680R R41 680R R49
R3 680R R11 680R R19 680R R27 680R R35 680R R43 680R
6 / 10 - CPU-NV
680R R6 680R R14 680R R22 680R R30 680R R38 680R R46
R4 680R R12 680R R20 680R R28 680R R36 680R R44 680R
680R R7 680R R15 680R R23 680R R31 680R R39 680R R47
R5 680R R13 680R R21 680R R29 680R R37 680R R45 680R
VCC 680R VCC 680R VCC 680R VCC 680R VCC 680R VCC 680R
U3 U4 U6 U7 U9 U10
7 A A 13 7 A A 13 7 A A 13 7 A A 13 7 A A 13 7 A A 13
1 B B 12 1 B B 12 1 B B 12 1 B B 12 1 B B 12 1 B B 12
2 C C 11 2 C C 11 2 C C 11 2 C C 11 2 C C 11 2 C C 11
6 D D 10 6 D D 10 6 D D 10 6 D D 10 6 D D 10 6 D D 10
E 9 E 9 E 9 E 9 E 9 E 9
3 LT F 15 3 LT F 15 3 LT F 15 3 LT F 15 3 LT F 15 3 LT F 15
4 BI G 14 4 BI G 14 4 BI G 14 4 BI G 14 4 BI G 14 4 BI G 14
5 LE 5 LE 5 LE 5 LE 5 LE 5 LE
4511 4511 4511 4511 4511 4511
PTRL-NV / PTRL-NV-HP
SS0
U5 U13 U8 U11
1 3 1 3 DP5 1 3 MOSI 1 3
A QA A QA DP4 A QA A QA
2 B QB 4 2 B QB 4 2 B QB 4 2 B QB 4
5 5 DP3 5 5
QC QC DP2 QC QC
QD 6 QD 6 QD 6 QD 6
10 10 DP1 10 10
QE QE DP0 QE QE
8 CLK QF 11 8 CLK QF 11 8 CLK QF 11 8 CLK QF 11
QG 12 QG 12 QG 12 QG 12
9 13 9 13 9 13 9 13 R58
CLR QH CLR QH CLR QH CLR QH
GND
74HC164 74HC164 74HC164 74HC164
VCC VCC VCC VCC 47K
U2D
13 SCK H2
11
JP1 12 SS1
FIX
1
74HC132
2 VCC R57 J4 J3
STRIP2M 47K JUMPER JUMPER
CM.1uF CM.1uF CM.1uF CM.1uF CM.1uF VCC
R1 CM.1uF
100R
VDD
R2 C3 C2 C1 C13 C14 C15 C16 C17 C18 C19 C20 C21
GND GND
100R
U1 CT1/16 VSS
C9
+
C7 C10 GND
3 C1- V- 6
+
4 GND R51 R52 R53
CT1/16 C2+
+
CT1/16 680R 680R 680R
C8 5 GND U2B
PD1 C2- TXD
11 T1IN T1OUT 14 4
10 7 KEY_E 6
PD0 T2IN T2OUT RXD
12 R1OUT R1IN 13 5
9 R2OUT R2IN 8
74HC132 R54 S1 B3F
MAX232 3 1 ENTER
GND U2C 4 2
GND 10 47K
DZ1 DZ3 KEY_U R55 S2 B3F
8
15V-0.5W 15V-0.5W 9 3 1 UP
JP2 47K 4 2
CM.1uF
74HC132 R56
GND 1
VCC S3 B3F
KEY_U 2 C4 C5 C6 47K DW
U2A 3 1
MOSI 3
4 2 4 2
PD1 KEY_D 3
SCK 5 DZ2 C11 DZ4 C12
6 1 GND
PD0 CM100PF CM100PF
7 CM.1uF CM.1uF
SS0 74HC132
8 15V-0.5W 15V-0.5W
SS1
KEY_E 9
H1
KEY_D 10
11
STRIP11M FIX
J5 J6 J7
EARTH EARTH JUMPER JUMPER JUMPER
Technical Appendix
PTRL-NV / PTRL-NV-HP
1 15 C1,C2,C3,C4,C5,C6,C13, CM.1uF
C14,C15,C16,C17,C18,C19,
C20,C21
2 4 C7,C8,C9,C10 CT1/16
3 2 C11,C12 CM100PF
4 4 DZ1,DZ2,DZ3,DZ4 15V-0.5W
5 6 D1,D2,D3,D4,D5,D6 7303
6 2 H2,H1 FIX
7 1 JP1 STRIP2M
8 1 JP2 STRIP11M
9 5 J3,J4,J5,J6,J7 JUMPER
10 2 R1,R2 100R
11 51 R3,R4,R5,R6,R7,R8,R9,R10, 680R
R11,R12,R13,R14,R15,R16,
R17,R18,R19,R20,R21,R22,
R23,R24,R25,R26,R27,R28,
R29,R30,R31,R32,R33,R34,
R35,R36,R37,R38,R39,R40,
R41,R42,R43,R44,R45,R46,
R47,R48,R49,R50,R51,R52,
R53
12 5 R54,R55,R56,R57,R58 47K
13 3 S1,S2,S3 B3F
14 1 U1 MAX232
15 1 U2 74HC132
16 6 U3,U4,U6,U7,U9,U10 4511
17 4 U5,U8,U11,U13 74HC164
Appendice Tecnica
CP22nF CP22nF Ds4 5 12 Cc4
Ds5 IN4 O4 Cc5
6 IN5 O5 11
7 IN6 O6 10
D3 D4 D5 D6 D1 D2 9 VCC
COM
7303 7303 7303 7303 7303 7303
A0 10 a A0 10 a A0 10 a A0 10 a A1 10 a A1 10 a ULN2004
B0 9 b B0 9 b B0 9 b B0 9 b B1 9 b B1 9 b
C0 8 c C0 8 c C0 8 c C0 8 c C1 8 c C1 8 c
D0 5 d D0 5 d D0 5 d D0 5 d D1 5 d D1 5 d
E0 4 e E0 4 e E0 4 e E0 4 e E1 4 e E1 4 e
F0 2 f F0 2 f F0 2 f F0 2 f F1 2 f F1 2 f
G0 3 g G0 3 g G0 3 g G0 3 g G1 3 g G1 3 g
Dp0 7 dp Dp0 7 dp Dp0 7 dp Dp0 7 dp Dp1 7 dp Dp1 7 dp
k k k k k k k k k k k k
1
6
1
6
1
6
1
6
1
6
1
6
Cc0 Cc1 Cc2 Cc3 Cc4 Cc5
R2 NEW-SIL214-1K
NEW-SIL214-1K RP5D
100R
NEW-SIL214-1K
U3B NEW-SIL214-1K
1
3
5
8
Key_e 4 3
U5 CT1/16
C11
+
1 2 VCC 40106 RP6A S1 B3F
CT1/16 C1+ V+
+
2 1 ENTER
C9 C12
+
4 RP6B S2 B3F
CT1/16 C2+
+
Key_u 6 5 4 3 UP
CT1/16
C10 5
PD1 C2- Txd
11 14 RP6C S3 B3F
T1IN T1OUT DW
10 7 40106 6 5
PD0 T2IN T2OUT Rxd
12 R1OUT R1IN 13
U3A C4 C5 C6 RP6D
9 R2OUT R2IN 8
7 8
MAX232 Key_d 2 1 CM.1uF
CM.1uF CM.1uF
40106
NEW-SIL214-47K
NEW-SIL214-47K
U3F NEW-SIL214-47K
NEW-SIL214-47K
12 13
DZ9 DZ7
JP1 15V-0.5W 15V-0.5W
40106
1
VCC U3D
Key_u 2
Mosi 3
4 8 9
PD1
Sck 5
PD0 6 DZ10 C14 DZ8 C13 40106
Ss0 7 CM100PF CM100PF U3E
Ss1 8
9 15V-0.5W 15V-0.5W
Key_e 10 11
Key_d 10
11
STRIP11F 40106
CPU-NV - 9 / 10
Versione precedente, solo per riferimento
PTRL-NV / PTRL-NV-HP
1 8 C1,C2,C3,C4,C5,C6,C15, CM.1UF
C16
2 2 C7,C8 CP22NF
3 4 C9,C10,C11,C12 CT1/16
4 2 C13,C14 CM100PF
5 4 DZ7,DZ8,DZ9,DZ10 15V-0.5W
6 6 D1,D2,D3,D4,D5,D6 7303
7 1 JP1 STRIP11F
8 1 JP2 STRIP2F
9 4 RP1,RP2,RP3,RP4 NEW-SIL214-150R
10 1 RP5 NEW-SIL214-1K
11 1 RP6 NEW-SIL214-47K
12 2 R1,R2 100R
13 3 S1,S2,S3 B3F
14 2 U1,U2 MC14499
15 1 U3 40106
16 1 U4 ULN2004
17 1 U5 MAX232