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Wavetek 3000 - Phase-Locked Loop Troubleshooting

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andDC
voltages
are
correct,
module
M31A
is
defective
.
Phase-LockedLoop
#2 -
Unlocking
of
loop
#2
can be causedby
defectivemodules
M172,
M30,
M32
or RF
cables
connecting
M30
to
M32
.
Connect
digital
voltmeter
to
M32
pin
11
and
observe
voltmeterreading
while
stepping
through
frequency
range from
200
to
239
MHz
in
1
MHz
steps
.
The
voltmeter
reading
should
change-0
.2
V
per
MHz
from
0 V
at
200
MHz
to -7
.8
V
at
239
MHz
.
Thesevoltages
indicateproper
operation
of
moduleM172
.
ModuleM30
can
be
checkedby
measuring
the
1
MHz and
1440
MHz
signals
directly
at
the
M30
.
The
levels
specified
in
Table
5-2
indicate
proper
operation
of
module
M30
.
If
the
M30
outputs
are
cor-
rect,
the
trouble
lies
in
module
M32
or
the
RF
cables
.
Phase-Locked
Loop
#3 -
Unlocking
of this
loop in
CW
mode canbe
caused
by
de-
fective
modules
M9W,
M30,
M33
or
con-
nectingRF
cables
.
In
addition,
unlock-
ing
in
FM
modes
can
be
caused
by a de-
fective
moduleM29-1
.
TheM9W
can
be checked
by
measuring
the
1198
MHz
narrow
oscillator
signal
directly
at
module
M9W
.
The
level
spe-
cified
in
Table
5-2
indicates
proper
operation
of
the
M9W
.
Measure
the
1200
MHz
(120
comb)
and
2
MHz
signals
directly
at
module
M30
.
Pro-
peroperation
of
the
M30
is
indicated
by
the
signal
levels
specified
in
Table
5-2
.
Set
MODE
switch
to
FMxl,
FREQ
at
VERNIER
and
AM/FM
Vernierat
maximum
.
Measure
1
.5
to
2.5
MHz
signal
(exact
frequency
is
dependent
uponsetting
of
AM/FM
Ver-
nier)
directly
at
moduleM29-1
.
If
signal
level
is as
specified
in
Table
5-7
.
s
properoperation
of
module
M29-1
is
indi-
cated
.
MAINTENANCE
If
input
signals
to
module
M33
from
mod-
ules
M9W,
M30
and
M29-1
are
correct,
the
trouble
is
in
module
M33
or
its
connect-
ing
RF
cables
.
Phase-Locked
Loop
#4
- Unlocking
of loop
#4
may,
under
certain
conditions,
be
caused
by
problems
originatingin the
otherloops
.
Therefore,
loops#l,
2
:and
3
should
be
operatingproperlybefore
troubleshooting
loop
#4
.
Unlocking
of
loop
#4
can
be
caused
by
defective
modules
M172,
M9W,
M30, M31,
M32,
M34
or
connectingRF
cables
.
Connect
digitalvoltmeter
to
M172
pin
1 .
The
voltmeter
reading
should
be
0
.00
V
withFREQUENCY
switches
set
at
000
MHz,
-2
.5
V
at
250 MHzand
-5
.0
V
at
500
MHz
.
These
voltages
indicate
proper
operation
of
module
M22
.
Connectvoltmeter
to
M2M
pin
8
.
The
voltmeter
reading
shouldbe
+6 to
+7 V
at
000
MHz,
0
V
at
250 MHz
and-8 V
at
500 MHz
.
If
these
voltages
are
obtained,
module
M172
is
operating
properly
.
Measure
the
Wide
Oscillator
signal
at
moduleM9W
.
The frequencywillbe be-
tween
1198
MHz and
1718 MHz,
depending
upon
the
setting
of
the
FREQUENCY
switch
es
.
If
the
signallevel
is
as
specified
in
Table
5-2,
module
M9W
is
operating
correctly
.
Measure
the
40
comb line
at
moduleM30
.
The
40
MHz
harmonics
from
40
MHz
to
280
MHz
should
be
fairly
equal
in
amplitude
and the
levelshould
be
as
specified
in
Table
5-2
.
This
level
indicates
proper
operation
of
the
M30
module
.
Measure
the
1448
MHz
to 1487
MHz
signal
at
moduleM32
.
The
exact
frequency
is
dependent
upon
the
setting
of
the MHz
FREQUENCY
switches
.
If
the
level
is
as
specified
in
Table
5-2,
the
M32
is
op-
erating
properly
.
Last,
measure
the
10
MHz
to
9
.001
MHz
output
of
the M31
module
.
The
output
5-9

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