Motorola MR 11, Service Manual

Page 1: ... connections 2 Circuit diagrams 3 Spare parts 4 Assembly and conversion instructions 5 Service accessories 6 Programming with WinIPP 7 All rights reserved by Motorola GmbH Geschäftsbereich Funksysteme also for patent and trade mark applications Rights of disposal e g copyright and right of transfer to third parties are likewise held by us ...

Page 2: ...2 2 3 Circuit Description 2 3 3 1 Receiver 2 3 3 2 Transmitter 2 4 3 3 Antenna Filter with Antenna Switch 2 4 3 4 Frequency Conditioning 2 5 3 5 Analog Signal Processing 2 6 3 6 Unit Control 2 6 3 7 Signalling Module MDSR 134 2 7 4 Function of the External Connections 2 8 4 1 4 pin Rear Connection 2 8 4 2 10 pin FCC Plug 2 9 4 3 25 pin Socket Data Interface MR 11 R 2 9 2 1 MR 11 ...

Page 3: ... With integrated keyboard and LCD With 25 pin data connection External connection 10 pin FCC socket 10 pin FCC socket loudspeaker and follower contact loudspeaker follower contact and 25 pin Sub D socket Frequency range MR 1116 146 174 MHz 146 174 MHz MR 1142 Receiver 400 440 MHz 400 440 MHz Transmitter Part A 1 6 W 400 420 MHz 400 420 MHz Part B 1 6 W 420 440 MHz 420 440 MHz Part C 10 25 W 400 42...

Page 4: ...ete receiver module consists of the VHF UHF pre stage RX a ring mixer the IF unit IF and a power supply PS Pre stage RX The pre stage is responsible for far off selectivity attenuation of the image frequency and the total sensitivity The circuit consists of two band pass filters and one amplifier in emitter circuit The pass range is divided into four reception ranges by two varicaps in the first b...

Page 5: ... output power over the whole frequency range four times four setting values for 146 MHz 155 MHz 165 MHz and 174 MHz are determined in automatic adjustment The switching times for reception transmission transmission reception mode are less than 30 milliseconds The power supplies for the transmitter are switched on and the T R switch switched to transmission mode via the control line VTXCTRL Transmi...

Page 6: ...he frequency of the free oscillating transmitter or receiverVCOs switching throughV352 controlled by port MFO1 of D362 by status word is divided down to a comparative frequency of 5 or 6 25 kHz with switchable dividers and compared with an identical high constant comparative frequency derived from the TCXO frequency of 12 8 MHz in a phase discriminator This supplies a control voltage dependent on ...

Page 7: ...sed for clock generation for other components provides the Chip Select signals of the memories has a port extension and analog and digital encoders decoders Microcontroller A 16 bit controller from Mitsubishi is used here Its designation is M37710 It is operated with approx 15 MHz This computer contains a 32 kB internal ROM The so called MELP SW Micro Electronic Processor Software needed for radio...

Page 8: ...wo separate tone signal generators allow use as a DTMF encoder Digital Signalling Function Scope of the MD 134 The MD 134 is an intelligent semiduplex modem It processes a 1200 b s FFSK signal The two frequencies are 1200 Hz for a logic 1 and 1800 Hz for a logic 0 The frame synchronisation is achieved by comparison with a synchronisation word in addition the inverse synchronisation word is searche...

Page 9: ...on Please note The circuit diagrams and component mounting diagrams on the following pages are only for your information Work on the printed board is not planned in the service concept Violations will render guarantee claims invalid Spare parts cannot be delivered for unauthorized work on the printed board However work can be approved within a restricted scope in founded exceptional cases e g inst...

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