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TM-D700A/E
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
7.
Data
Terminal
and
Peripheral
Circuits
J700
(data
terminal)
is
the
data
communications
terminal
on
the
front.
It
handles
transmission
control,
data
input/output,
and
squelch
signals.
There
are
two
data
communications
modes:
9600bps
mode
and
1200bps
mode.
9600bps
mode
communications
are
FAST
FM
mode
of
SSTV,
GMSK
and
G3RUH
packet
communications.
Unlike
with
1200bps
AFSK,
with
this
type
of
high-speed
modulation,
frequency
modulation
is
carried
out
after
the
digital
base
band
signals
(rectangular
wave)
are
passed
through
a
band
limiting
filter.
For
9600bps
GMSK
for
example,
compared
to
4800Hz
signals
(nearly
sine
wave
signals
passed
through
a
filter),
these
signals
have
a
hissing
sound
like
digital
modulation
when
listened
to
by
ear.
Different
7-1.
Transmission
signals
Transmission
modulation
signals
enter
from
PKD
of
the
data
terminals
(J700).
The
path
to
the
modulation
depends
on
whether
communications
are
1200bps
or
9600bps
mode.
For
1200bps
mode,
the
transmission
modulation
signals
pass
through
the
analog
switch
(IC803),
and
are
input
to
1C801
(Pin
6).
The
signals
pass
through
the
pre-emphasis
(Q801,
Q802),
are
adjusted.by
the
electronic
volume,
and
are
input
to
the
VCO.
types
of
modulation,
such
as
GMSK
and
G3RUH,
are
distinguished
by
the
type
of
band
limiting
filter.
fin
meine
Specification
bps
switching
1200bps
9600bps
1
PKD
'Modulation
input
40mVp-p
2Vp-p
Frequency
shift
3+0.5kKHz
2.2+0.5kHz
Output
level
500mVp-p/10kQ
4
PR9
:
:
Always
output
during
reception
5
PRI
Output
level
500mVp-p/10kQ
Not
output
when
squelch
off
Table8
DATA
terminal
input/output
level
For
9600bps
mode,
the
transmission
modulation
signals
pass
through
IC803
and
amplified
by
the
tone
amp
(IC802).
Then
it
is
adjusted
by
the
electronic
volume,
and
are
input
to
the
VCO.
The
frequency
shift
depends
on
the
input
signal
level,
so
there
is
an
amplitude
limiting
circuit
(D702,
D703)
to
hold
the
signal
below
4
Vp-p
to
avoid
extreme
shifts.
Thanks
to
this
circuit,
the
PKD
signal
does
not
go
above
4
Vp-
Pp
and
the
frequency
shift
does
not
fluctuate
extremely.
ANALOG
SW
IC
803
eats
PKD
©
C
Sac
o-~<f-
COMPUTER
PRI
O~
PRI
O
PKS
oe
eeicie
IC703
BUFFER
aes
AMP
IC801
BUFFER
IC
802
TA75SOIF
ELECTRONIC
VOLUME
IC804
PRE-EMPHASIS
vco
Q801
Q802
Z
2804617
28C4617
H———->
VCO
(S)
(S)
Fig.18
Transmission
signals
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BrandKenwood
ModelTM-D700A
CategoryTransceiver
LanguageEnglish

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