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Raymarine Ray 152 User Manual

Raymarine Ray 152
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Raymarine Ray 152 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandRaymarine
ModelRay 152
CategoryCordless Telephone
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Section 1: Introduction

1.1 General

Overview of the RAY 152 Marine Radiotelephone, its features, and benefits.

1.2 Equipment Features

Details the key features and capabilities of the RAY 152 Radiotelephone.

1.3 Specifications

Technical specifications including frequency range, channels, and power.

1.4 Equipment Supplied

Lists the items included with the RAY 152 Radiotelephone package.

Section 2: Operation

2.1 General

General operating principles and capabilities of the RAY 152 SSB Radiotelephone.

2.2 Controls and Indicators

Description of the controls, buttons, and indicators on the RAY 152 unit.

2.3 Rear Panel

Details the connectors and ports located on the rear panel of the unit.

2.4 Operating Procedures

Step-by-step instructions for various operating modes and functions.

2.5 Antenna Coupler AC 152

Information on the AC 152 Antenna Coupler and its integration.

2.2.1 Noise Cancelling Microphone

Describes the function and operation of the noise cancelling microphone.

2.4.2 Direct Frequency Entry

Instructions for manually entering radio frequencies using the keypad.

2.4.4 Recall Memory Station

Procedure to retrieve stored radio frequencies from memory.

2.4.5 Memory Scan

How to scan through stored memory channels.

2.4.6 ITU Channel

Information on using ITU standard radio channels.

2.4.8 Other Keypad Functions

Explanation of various keypad functions like CLAR, NB, SQ, RF.

2.6 Basic Radiotelephone Service

Discusses the available SSB radiotelephone services.

2.7 Getting on the Air

Guidance on initiating radio communication and making calls.

2.8 Technical Requirements

Outlines FCC regulations and requirements for marine radiotelephone operation.

2.9 Registering with the Coast Station

Steps for registering with a coast station for communication.

2.10 Marine Radiotelephone Services

Overview of different marine radiotelephone services.

2.11 Distress, Urgency, and Safety Messages

Procedures for sending distress, urgency, and safety messages.

2.12 Weather Broadcasts

Information on accessing weather broadcasts.

2.13 High Frequency Propagation

Explanation of HF radio wave propagation factors.

2.14 Keeping the Log Book

Requirements and procedures for maintaining a radiotelephone log book.

2.15 Phonetic Alphabet

The international phonetic alphabet used for clear communication.

Section 3: Installation

3.1 General

General guidelines and considerations for installing the RAY 152.

3.2 Mounting the Transceiver

Instructions for properly mounting the main transceiver unit.

3.3 Selecting the Antenna Location

Advice on choosing the optimal location for the antenna system.

3.4 Mounting the Antenna Coupler

Guidance and best practices for installing the antenna coupler.

3.5 Electrical Connections

Detailed instructions for making correct electrical connections.

3.6 RF Bonding

Importance and methods of RF bonding for antenna system performance.

3.7 Antenna Lead-In

Guidelines for connecting and insulating the antenna lead-in.

3.8 Post Installation Checkout

Procedures for verifying the installation and system functionality.

Section 4: Theory of Operation

4.1 General

Overview of the RAY 152's internal block diagram and major components.

4.2 Frequency Synthesizer

Explanation of the frequency synthesizer's operation and architecture.

4.3 Transceiver

Description of the transceiver unit's functional blocks and signal paths.

4.2.1 REF/DDS Unit (CGK-81R)

Details the REF/DDS unit and its role in frequency generation.

4.2.2 LOOP I Unit (CGA-145)

Explains the LOOP I Unit and its contribution to frequency synthesis.

4.3.1 RF Tune Unit (CFL-244)

Details the RF Tune Unit and its function in tuning circuits.

4.3.2 IF FIL Unit (CFH-38R)

Describes the IF Filter Unit and its role in signal filtering.

4.3.3 IF AMP Unit (CAE-227)

Explains the IF Amplifier Unit and its function in signal amplification.

4.3.4 PA Unit (CAH-301L-2)

Details the Power Amplifier Unit and its operation.

4.3.5 LPF Unit (CFJ-122-2)

Describes the Low Pass Filter Unit and its signal filtering capabilities.

4.3.6 AF AMP Unit (CBD-894L)

Explains the Audio Frequency Amplifier Unit and its function.

4.4 CPU Unit (CDC-493R)

Details the CPU Unit, its program, and control functions.

4.5 Display Unit (CDE-617)

Describes the Display Unit and its operation on the front panel.

4.6 AC 152 Antenna Coupler

Explains the function and operation of the AC 152 Antenna Coupler.

Section 5: Maintenance and Repair

5.1 General

Introduction to maintenance and repair procedures for the RAY 152.

5.2 Periodic Maintenance

Recommended monthly maintenance tasks for optimal performance.

5.3 RAY 152 Tune Up Procedure

Step-by-step guide for tuning up the RAY 152 unit.

5.2.1 Test Equipment

Lists the essential test equipment required for maintenance tasks.

5.2.2 Test Equipment Interconnection

Describes the proper hookup of test equipment for procedures.

5.3.1 Transmitter Adjustment

Procedures for adjusting key transmitter parameters.

5.3.2 Receiver Adjustment

Procedures for adjusting receiver performance parameters.

5.3.3 Frequency Synthesizer Adjustment

Steps for adjusting the frequency synthesizer for accuracy.

5.4 Troubleshooting

General approach to diagnosing and resolving equipment issues.

5.5 Troubleshooting Procedures

Detailed procedures for troubleshooting specific subsystems.

5.5.1 Power Supply Subsystem

Troubleshooting specific issues related to the power supply.

5.5.2 Microprocessor and Control Subsystem

Troubleshooting the microprocessor and control circuitry.

5.5.3 Synthesizer Subsystem

Troubleshooting steps for the synthesizer subsystem.

5.5.4 Transmitter Subsystem

Troubleshooting the transmitter section of the unit.

5.5.5 Receiver Subsystem

Troubleshooting the receiver section of the unit.

5.5.6 Antenna Coupler Subsystem

Troubleshooting the antenna coupler subsystem.

Section 6: Drawings and Parts Lists

6.1 General

Introduction to schematic diagrams and component parts lists.

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