FCC ID:K6610342150
IC: 511B-10342150
Alignment
3/4
Vertex Standard Co., Ltd.
Alignment Channel Frequencies
Channel Frequency
(simplex)
CTCSS
Encode
DCS
Encode
Narrow
/wide
CH1 29.70MHz None None Wide
CH2 33.34MHz None None Wide
CH3 33.35MHz None None Wide
CH4 37.00MHz None None Wide
CH8 33.35MHz
151.4Hz None Wide
CH9 33.35MHz None 023 Wide
PLL & Transmitter
Set up the test equipment as shown for transmitter
alignment.
Maintain the supply voltage at 13.8 V DC for all steps.
PLL VCV
Connect the positive lead of the DC voltmeter to the test point TP1010(VCV) on the Main Unit, as
indicated in the figure, and the negative lead to chassis ground.
Set the transceiver to the band
high edge
（
center
）
frequency channel(CH2), then adjust T1011 on the
Unit for 7 V on the voltmeter.
Key the transmitter to the band
high edge frequency channel(CH4)and adjust T1006 on the Unit for 7 V
on the voltmeter.
Next select to the band high
edge
frequency channel(CH4), then adjust T1005 on the Unit for 7V on the
voltmeter.
Next select to the band low edge frequency channel(CH1) and confirm about 3.1 V (2.8V – 3.4V) on the
voltmeter.
Next select to the high band (low edge ) frequency channel(CH3) and confirm about 3.7 V (3.4V – 4.0V)
on the voltmeter.
Key the transmitter, and confirm about 7 V (6.9 V – 7.1 V) on the voltmeter.
Transmitter Output Power
Select band center frequency channel, and select high power output level.
Key the transmitter and adjust by control commands for high power from the computer for 70 ± 2 W as
indicated on the wattmeter.
Select band center frequency channel, and select low power output level.
Key the transmitter and adjust by control commands for low power from the computer for 30 ± 1 W as
indicated on the wattmeter.
Transmitter Deviation
Microphone Audio Modulation Level
Select band center frequency channel, and adjust the AF generator for 25 mV (-30 dBm) output at 1 kHz
to the microphone jack.
Key the transmitter and adjust by control commands for maximum deviation from the computer for 4.2 kHz
± 0.2 kHz deviation as indicated on the deviation meter.
