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JRC JST-100 User Manual

JRC JST-100
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JRC JST-100 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModeFM
Sensitivity0.25 μV for 12 dB SINAD
Image Rejection70 dB
IF Rejection70 dB
Voltage13.6 V DC
Power Supply13.8 VDC

Summary

CHAPTER 1 PRECAUTION BEFORE USE

1.1 Accessories Check

Check included accessories against the packing list.

1.2 Selection of Installation Location

Select a suitable location considering ventilation and environment.

1.3 Installation

Details on connecting power, antenna, earth, and peripheral units.

1.3.1 Power Line Connection

Connect the DC power source, checking voltage and current capacity.

1.3.2 Antenna Connection

Connect antenna, ensuring 50-ohm impedance and proper matching.

1.3.3 Earthing

Importance of good ground connection for safety and interference reduction.

1.3.4 Microphone Connection

Connect microphone to MIC connector, specifying impedance/sensitivity.

1.3.5 Key Connection

Connect CW key to the rear KEY connector, specifying voltage limits.

1.3.6 Speaker Connection

Connect external speaker or use internal speaker, specifying impedance.

1.3.7 Electronic Keyer Connection

Connect electronic keyer, noting TTL level requirements for keying.

1.3.8 Antenna Tuner Connection

Connect antenna tuner for impedance matching when SWR is high.

1.3.9 Linear Amplifier Connection

Connect linear amplifier, including antenna, earth, standby, and ALC lines.

1.3.10 RTTY Equipment Connection

Connect RTTY equipment for AF output, keying, and standby signals.

1.3.11 ACCESSORY Connector

Details on connector for various input/output signals and peripheral units.

1.3.12 Memory Connector

External control of frequency and mode via memory connector.

1.3.13 Coupler Connector

Connect external antenna tuner using internal frequency data.

CHAPTER 2 OPERATING CONTROLS ON PANEL

2.1 Front Panel Controls

Details of all controls on the upper and lower front panels.

Front Panel Controls Overview

Detailed description of each front panel control and its function.

2.2 Rear Panel Description

Description of rear panel connectors, terminals, and jacks.

Rear Panel Connectors and Features

Overview of all rear panel connections and their purposes.

CHAPTER 3 OPERATION

3.1 Receiving Operation

Procedures and settings for receiving various signals.

3.1.1 Receiving Procedure

Step-by-step guide for setting up and performing reception.

3.1.2 Reading the Frequency

How to interpret the frequency display and VFO indicator.

3.1.3 Receiving SSB Signals

Procedure for receiving Single Sideband signals.

3.1.4 Receiving CW Signals

Procedure for receiving Continuous Wave signals.

3.1.5 Receiving RTTY Signals

Procedure for receiving Radio Teletype signals.

3.1.6 Receiving the Standard Wave

Procedure for receiving standard radio waves (AM).

3.2 Receiver Functions

Features for selecting desired signals and reducing interference.

3.2.1 Attenuator

Function and adjustment of the receiver attenuator.

3.2.2 AGC Switch

Selection of AGC time constants for different signal conditions.

3.2.3 RF Gain

Adjusting RF and IF amplifier gain for optimal reception.

3.2.4 Pass Band Tuning

Narrowing IF pass-band to reject adjacent interference.

3.2.5 IF Notch Filter

Eliminating interfering signals that cause beating.

3.2.6 Noise Blanker, NB

Reducing impulse noise and sharp burst signals.

3.2.7 RIT Operation

Using VFOs for receiver incremental tuning.

3.3 Transmitting Operation

Procedures for transmitting signals in different modes.

3.3.1 Transmitting Procedure

General steps for preparing and performing transmission.

3.3.2 SSB Operation

Procedure for transmitting SSB signals.

3.3.3 CW Operation

Procedure for transmitting CW signals.

3.3.4 RTTY Operation

Procedure for transmitting RTTY signals.

3.4 Transmitting Function

Functions related to transmitting output.

3.4.1 VOX Operation

Using voice activation for transmit/receive switching.

3.4.2 Speech Processor Function

Increasing mean talk power for SSB transmissions.

3.5 TWO VFO System

Utilizing two independent VFOs for advanced operations.

3.5.1 Simplex Operation

Basic operation using two VFOs for simultaneous transmit/receive.

3.5.2 Split Operation - 1, 2

Operating with different transmit/receive frequencies.

3.5.3 Split Operation - 3, 4

Advanced split operation for specific calling scenarios.

3.6 Use and Application of Internal Memory

Utilizing the 11-channel memory for storing frequencies and modes.

3.6.1 Storing Frequency Data

Steps for storing frequency, band, and mode into memory.

3.6.2 Access to Frequency Data in Memory

Methods to recall stored frequency data into VFOs.

3.6.3 Memory Finder

Using the memory finder feature to locate stored data.

3.6.4 Precaution for Memory

Important precautions when using the memory functions.

3.7 Adjusting the Accessory Features

Adjusting optional features for optimal performance.

3.7.1 Adjusting the Anti-Trip for VOX

Setting anti-trip to prevent accidental transmit during VOX.

3.7.2 Adjusting the Side Tone for CW

Adjusting side tone frequency and level for CW monitoring.

3.7.3 Adjusting the Line Output Level

Setting the AF signal level for the LINE OUT connector.

3.7.4 Adjusting the ALC

Setting the ALC operation starting level for linear amplifiers.

3.7.5 Reducing the Power to 50 Watts

Limiting output power to 50 watts using the REDUCT switch.

3.7.6 External Antenna Jack, RX ANT

Connecting an external receiver to the RX ANT jack.

CHAPTER 4 MAINTENANCE AND CHECK

4.1 Removing the Covers

Procedure for safely removing upper and lower covers for maintenance.

4.2 Layout of Units

Diagram showing the location of internal units and boards.

4.3 Taking Out Units

Instructions on how to remove internal PC boards using pullers.

4.4 10MHz Reference Frequency Adjustment

Procedures for adjusting the 10MHz reference frequency.

4.4.1 Adjustment Using Frequency Counter

Adjusting 10MHz frequency using a counter and trimmer capacitor.

4.4.2 Adjustment Using Standard Wave (JJY, WWV, etc.)

Adjusting 10MHz frequency using standard radio waves.

4.5 Troubleshooting

Guidance for resolving operational issues and symptoms.

4.5.1 Troubleshooting at Receive

Common receive problems and their solutions.

4.5.2 Troubleshooting at Transmit

Common transmit problems and their solutions.

4.5.3 Troubleshooting about Frequency Control

Resolving issues related to frequency selection and control.

CHAPTER 5 OPTIONS

5.1 NBD-500G/U Power Supply

Details of the voltage-regulated power supply for fixed stations.

5.2 NFG-97 Antenna Tuner

Description of the antenna tuner for impedance matching and SWR measurement.

5.3 NVA-88 Speaker

Specifications for the separate type speaker matching the main unit.

5.4 CHG-43 Desk Microphone

Specifications for the desk microphone, including sensitivity and impedance.

5.5 CHG-44 Hand Microphone

Specifications for the hand microphone, including sensitivity and impedance.

5.6 KY-3A Key

Specifications for the CW key, including dimensions and weight.

5.7 Filter CFL-260, 600Hz

CW filter for sharp selectivity and rejection of radio interference.

5.8 Filter CFL-230, 300Hz

Crystal filter for higher selectivity in CW reception.

5.9 Mounting the Optional Filters

Instructions for mounting optional filters onto the IF AMP unit.

CHAPTER 6 SPECIFICATIONS

6.1 General Specifications

Technical details including frequency ranges, modes, and power.

6.2 Transmitter Section

Specifications for the transmitter, including output power and suppression.

6.3 Receiver Section

Specifications for the receiver, including sensitivity and selectivity.

CHAPTER 7 BLOCKDIAGRAM AND CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

7.1 BLOCK DIAGRAM

Overall block diagram of the JST-100 HF transceiver.

7.2 CFL-175 BPF UNIT CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

Circuit diagram for the Band Pass Filter unit.

7.3 CAF-180 RF AMP UNIT CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

Circuit diagram for the RF Amplifier unit.

7.4 CAE-137 IF AMP UNIT CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

Circuit diagram for the Intermediate Frequency Amplifier unit.

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