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Icom AT-120 User Manual

Icom AT-120
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Icom AT-120 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeAutomatic Antenna Tuner
Input Impedance50 ohms
Power Supply13.8 V DC
Frequency Range1.8-30 MHz
Tuning Speed2 to 3 seconds
Power Consumption1A (max.)

Summary

FOREWORD

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

ANTENNA MATCHING, MEMORIES, AND TUNE-UP

Matches various antennas, stores tuning data, and offers quick tune-up.

LOW POWER AND WEATHER-PROOF DESIGN

Low power tuning and durable, weather-resistant construction.

SPECIFICATIONS

INSTALLATION

UNPACKING AND PLANNING

Instructions for unpacking, checking, and selecting a location.

INSTALLATION METHODS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Lists installation types and provides mounting advice.

CONNECTOR AND CABLE INSTALLATION

Covers soldering PL-259, coaxial, and control cable connections.

COVERING, GROUND SYSTEM, AND FINAL CONNECTIONS

Steps for securing cover, ground system, and final cable connections.

OPERATION

OPERATION WITH ICOM IC-M700

Step-by-step guide to operate the tuner with the IC-M700.

OPERATION WITH OTHER TRANSMITTERS

How to operate the tuner with radios other than the IC-M700.

PRESET FUNCTIONALITY

Explains the PRESET function and its limitations.

INSIDE VIEW

TOP VIEW COMPONENTS

Identifies main components visible on the top of the AT-120.

SIDE VIEW DETAILS

Shows side view with water drain and ground terminal.

THEORY OF OPERATION

GENERAL OVERVIEW

Overview of the AT-120's microprocessor control and detector circuits.

POWER AND SWR DETECTION

Explains forward power and SWR detector circuits.

PHASE AND IMPEDANCE DETECTION

Details phase and impedance detector circuits.

LOGIC AND LED INDICATORS

Describes the logic circuit and LED status indicators.

BLOCK DIAGRAM

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