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Circuit
Description---------------
noise
is
removed
from
the
output,
causing
pin
96
of
Q2001 to
go
high
and
the
microprocessor
to
turn
onthe
busy
LED via Q2008.
The
microprocessor
then
checks
the
CTCSS
chip
on
the
Key
Unit,
the
DTMF
decoder
chip
and
the
CDCSS
code
for
CTCSS
or
CDCSS
or
DTMF
code
squelch
information,
if
enabled,
re-
spectively.
If
not
transmitting
and
tone
squelch
or
CDCSS is
not
activated,
or
if the received tone
or
code
matches
that
programmed,
the
micro-
processor
stops
scanning,
if active,
and
allows
audio
to
pass
through
the
audio
amplifier Q2021
(TDA7233D) to
the
loudspeaker
by
enabling
the
supply
voltage
to it via Q2018
and
Q2020.
Transmit
Signal
Path
Speech
input
from
the
microphone
is deliv-
ered
to
the
CNTL
Unit,
where
itis
amplified
by
Q2025-4 (NJM2902V),
then
applied
to
one
of the
user
selected Key
Unit
for
pre-emphasis
(see the
Key
Unit
Circuit
Description).
The
pre-emphasized
audio
then
returns
to the
CNTL
UNIT,
to
provide
IDC
(Instantaneous
Deviation
Control),
and
the
splutter
filter
which
filters
the
speech
signal to
remove
any
high
fre-
quency
components
that
might
result
in
over-
deviation.
The
processed
audio
is
then
mixed
with
a
CTCSS
tone
generated
by
the
microprocessor
Q2001
and
delivered
to 01001
(155314)
for fre-
quency
modulating
the PLL carrier
up
to±
5kHz
from
the
unmodulated
carrier
at
the
transmit-
ting frequency.
If
an
external
microphone
is used, PTT switch-
ing
is
controlled
by
Q2022 (UMZ2N),
which
sig-
nals
the
microprocessor
when
the
impedance
at
the
microphone
jack
drops.
If
a CDCSS
code
is
enabled
for
transmission,
the
code
is
genera
ted
by
the
microprocessor
Q2001
and
delivered
to
D1017
(HVU202A)
for
'-'
CDCSS
modulating.
If
DTMF is
enabled
for
transmission,
the
tone
is
generated
by
the
microprocessor
Q2001
and
applied
to
the
splutter
filter
section
in
place
of
speech
audio.
Also,
the
tone
is
amplified
for
monitoring
in
the
loudspeaker.
The
modulated
signal
from
the
VCO
Q1002
(25C5231
C8/C9)
is
buffered
by
Ql
003
(25C5231
C8/C9)
and
amplifieu
by
Ql
001
(25C5226-4/5).
The
low-level
transmit
signal
is
then
applied
to
the
PA
module
Q1005 for final
amplification
up
to 5
watts
output
power.
The
transmit
signal
then
passes
through
the
~
antenna
switch
D1006 (RL5135)
and
is
low-pass
filtered to
suppress
away
harmonic
spurious
ra-
diation
before
delivery
to
the
antenna.
Automatic Transmit
Power
Control
RF
power
output
from
the
final
amplifier
is
sampled
by
C1026, C1027
and
is
rectified
by
D1004
(1
55321
).
The
resulting
DC
is fed
back
through
Q1004 (NJM2904V) to
the
PA
module,
and
thus
the
power
output.
The
microprocessor
selects
either
high
or
one
of
three
low
power
levels.
Transmit Inhibit
When
the
transmit
PLL is
unlocked,
pin
2
of
PLL
chip
Q1015
goes
to
a logic low.
The
result-
ing
DC
unlock
control
voltage
is
passed
to
pin
98
of the microprocessor Q2001. While
the
trans-
mit
PLL is
unlocked,
pin
47
of
Q2001
remains
low,
which
then
turns
off the
Automatic
Power
Controller
Q1014
and
Q1004
(UMCSN,
NJM2904V)
to
disable
the
supply
voltage
to
the
transmitter
RF
amplifier
Q1005,
disabling
the
transmitter.
'-._/
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Vertex VX-10 Specifications

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BrandVertex
ModelVX-10
CategoryRadio
LanguageEnglish