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DESCRIPTION
RX
Section
The
front
end
unit
is
comprised
of
a
dual
gate
MOS
FET
and
helical
resonator.
The
2-stage
MCF
(Monolithic
Crystal
Filter)
following
the
1st
mixer
Q2
(3SK74)
provides
excellent
2-signal
characteristic
and
high
sensitivity.
The
IF
signal
from
the
MCF
is
divided
and
applied
to
the
SSB
and
FM
circuits.
The
SSB
signal
passes
through
the
NB
(Noise
Blanker)
gate
crystal
filter
(10H2.2SD)
and
is
amplified
by
the
transmit/receive
IF
amplifier.
Q27,
Q28
and
29,
and
is
then
demodulated
into
an
audio
signal
by
the
product
detector.
In
the
NB
circuit,
the
signal
from
the
MCF
passes
through
the
buffer
amplifier
Q6
and
is
fed
to
the
2nd
mixer
Q7.
This
signal
is
converted
455
kHz
and
the
noise
is
amplified
by
two
stages
for
switching
the
NB
gate.
The
NB
is
front
panel
con-
trolled.
In
the
AGC
circuit,
the
signal
from
the
final
IF
stage
is
detected
and
amplified,
and
the
time
constant
is
automatical-
ly
select
according
to
the
mode
of
operation,
FAST
in
CW
mode
and
SLOW
in
SSB
mode.
The
AGC
signal
is
applied
to
the
3-stage
IF
amplifier,
Q27,
28
and
29
(3SK74),
and
the
RF
amplifier
Q1.
The
AGC
voltage
is
also
used
for
meter
indication.
In
the
FM
circuit.
the
signal
from
the
ceramic
filter
CFW-
455E
is
amplified
by
the
IF
amplifier
Q13
(TA7302P).
The
auto
scan
stop
signal
is
applied
to
the
micro-computer
from
the
squelch
circult.
The
detected
AF
signal
is
amplified
by
the
AF
amplifier
Q18,
a
2SC1815(Y).
The
amplified
signal
passes
through
the
LPF
(Low
Pass
Filter)
Q19.
a
2SC1815(Y)
and
is
power-amplified
by
Q26,
(HA1366W)
via
the
AF
GAIN
control
to
drive
the
speaker.
TR-9000
Item
Rating
Nominal
center
frequency
455
kHz
6
dB
bandwidth
+7.5
kHz
or
more
50
dB
bandwidth
+15
kHz
or
less
Ripple
(within
455
+5
kHz)
3
dB
or
Jess
Loss
6
dB
or
less
Guaranteed
attenuation
(within
455
+100
kHz)
35
dB
or
more
Input
and
output
impedance
1.5
kQ
Table
2.
Ceramic
filter
(L72-0316-05)
CFW455E
(RX
Unit
:
CF1)
Item
Rating
Nominal
center
frequency
(fo)
10.695
MHz
Center
frequency
Within
fo
+200
Hz
at
6dB
Pass
bandwidth
2.2
kHz
or
less
at
6
dB
Attenuation
bandwidth
+1.5
kHz
or
less
at
20dB
+2.4
kHz
or
less
at
60dB
Ripple
Less
than
2
dB
Loss
Less
than
5
dB
Guaranteed
attenuation
60
dB
or
more
within
+40
kHz
Input
and
output
impedance
6002
+10%/15
pF
+10%
Table
3.
Crystal
filter
(L71-0215-05)
10H2.28D
(RX
Unit
:
XF2)
Item
Rating
Nominal
center
frequency
(fo)
10.695
MHz
Pass
bandwidth
+7.5
kHz
or
more
at
3
dB
Attenuation
bandwidth
+25
kHz
or
less
at
40
dB
+465
kHz
or
less
at
60
dB
Guaranteed
attenuation
1.
70 dB
or
more
within
+]
MHz
2.
Spurious
level
=
40
dBor
more
at
fo
~
fo
+500
kHz
3.
Spurious
level
=
80
dBor
more
at
fo
—
(910
kHz
+10
Hz)
.
iat
Rating
Item
Sym
Condition
Unit
bol
|
(Ta=25°C)
|
in
|
TYP
[MAX
DE
current
with
la
|
Vin=0
—
|30.0]60.0|ma
no
input
Gain
in
voltage
Gv
|
Vin
=
—50d8
|
50.0
|52.5
|
55.0
|
dB
Output
power
Po
|
THD
=
10%
45)
55)
—
Distortion
THD
|
Po
=
0.5W
- -
15]
%
Rg
=
10k2,
Noise
level
WBN
|
BW=20
Hz
~
-
—
2.0
|
mV
20
kHz
Hum
ratio
HR
|
f
=
500
Hz
28.0
|
—
—
|
dB
=
500
Hz
Voltage
allowance
fr
_
_ _
with
a
shorted
load
Vin
=
10
mV,
16.0
Vv
t=
5sec.
Rank
1
2 3
Gv
(dB)
50.0
~
52.2
51.4
~
53.6
52.8
~
55.0
Table
1.
HA1366W
(RX
Unit
:
Q26)
Ripple
1.0
dB
or
less
Loss
1.5
dB
or
less
Impedance
3
kQ/0
pF
Table
4.
MCF
(L71-0216-05)
(RX
Unit
:
XF1)
TX
Section
The
microphone
signal
is
amplified
by
the
microphone
amplifier
Q1,
a
2S5C2240
(GR).
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Thisjs
then
divided
and
fed
to
the
SSB
and
FM
circuits.
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signal
passes
through
the
MIC
GAIN
control
and
is
fed
tct
he
RX
TR-9000
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
unit
where
the
signal
is
amplified
by
two
stages
and
ts
then
applied
to
the
balanced
modulator
together
with
the
carrier
Item
Symbol
|
Te
(°C)
Rating
signal
(10.695
MHz).
The
DSB
(Double
Side
Band)
signal
Operating
voltage
Vee
25
17V
from
the
buffer
amplifier
Q37,
a
2SK61
(GR)
is
fed
to
the
:
. .
, :
DC
current
lec
25
6A
transmit/receive
crystal
filter
to
produce
an
SSB
signal.
This
signal
is
amplified
and
applied
to
the
transmit
balanced
mix-
Operating
case
temperature
|
Tc
(op)
=
730
~
+
110°C
er,
O5
and
Q6,
2SK61
(GR),
in
the
TX
unit.
The
FM
signal
is
Storage
temperature
Tstg
=
—40
~+110°C
limiter-amplified
by
Q2
(TA7O61AP)
and
is
directly
Base
bias
voltage
Veep
25
10V
modulated
by
a
182208
diode.
The
modulated
signal
is
applied
to
the
mixer
through
the
oscillator
circuit
Q3
(10,695
MHz)
and
buffer
amplifier
Q4
a
2SC460
(B).
The
remaining
circuits
are
common
to
all
the
operating
modes.
The
4-stage
BPF
(Band
Pass
Filter)
next
to
the
mixer
ts
used
to
eliminate
unwanted
spurious
signals.
After
filtering,
the
signal
is
amplified
by
Q7,
a
3SK74
(L)
to
drive
the
final
unit
via
Q8
(2SC2538).
In
the
ALC
circuit,
the
drive
output
from
O8
is
amplified
by
Q9,
a
2SC2603
(E)
and
is
applied
to
the
2nd
gates
of
the
predriver
Q7
and
IF
amplifier
Q27.
The
HI/LOW
selection
and
protection
in
the
FM
and
CW
modes
is
accomplished
by
changing
the
source
voltage
of
Q7,
the
predriver.
In
CW
mode,
the
keying
circuit
controls
the
transmit
balanced
mixer
B+
line
and
the
base
circuit
of
Table
5.
Power
module
(V30-1
131-06)
M57713
MAX
Rating
(Final
Unit
:
Q5)
the
predriver
Q8
by
the
switching
action
of
Q10,
a
2SC1015
1:
INPUT
4:
Veep
(Y).
This
signal,
fed
to
the
final
unit.
is
power-amplified
by
2:
Vee
5:
OUT
the
power
module
(M57713).
and
is
then
output
to
the
3:
BASE
BIAS
6:
GND
antenna
through.
the
LPF
(Low
Pass
Filter).
The
M57713
is
designed
to
provide
excellent
power,
idle
current,
IMD
and
f
characteristics,
thus
insuring
stabilized
performance.
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module
(V30-1131-06)
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PLL
Unit
Block
Diagram
TR-9000
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
PLL
Unit
(X50-1620-11)
Fig.
2
shows
a
basic
block
diagram
of
PLL
circuit.
The
signal
from
the
VCO
(Q1,
a
2SK19
(GR))
passes
through
the
buffer
amplifier
formed
by
Q2,
a
2SC1923
(O)
and
O5,
a
3SK74
(L),
and
is
then
mixed
with
the
HET
(Heterodyne)
signal
by
Q13,
a
2SC1923
(O)
to
produce
5.5
~
7.49
MHz
signal.
This
signal
is
amplified
by
Q10,
11
and
Q12,
2SC460
(B)
and
is
frequency-divided
by
Q18
(TC9122P)
according
to
the
BCD
data
(MHz,
100
kHz
and
10
kHz
order)
from
the
control
unit,
to
produce
10
kHz
comparison
signa!.
Simultaneously,
the
10.24
MHz
signal
from
the
RX
unit
is
frequency-divided
to
1/1024
by
Q17
(TC5O082P-GL)
to
produce
10
kHz
reference
signal.
These
signals
are
phase-compared
by
Q16
(TC5081P)
and
fed
to
the
LPF
formed
by
Q8
and
QQ,
and
the
resulting
control
voltage
is
applied
to
the
VCO
vari-cap
tuning
diode.
The
14.2
MHz
VCO
HET
signal
is
generated
by
crystal
oscil-
lator
06,
a
2SC460
(B),
and
is
then
multiplied
9
times
by
D4
(1$S16)
to
produce
a
127.8
MHz
signal.
This
signal
is
then
applied
to
the
mixer,
Q13,
a
2$C1923
(O).
The
crystal
oscillator
circuit
has
two
vari-cap
diodes
to
con-
trol
frequency.
A
DC
signal.
corresponding
to
0
~
9.9
kHz
produced
by
the
control
unit
(X53-1160-00),.
is
voltage
con-
verted
by
Q7,
a
2SK30A
(GR)
and
is
fed
to
the
vari-cap
D6
(1$2208)
to
control
the
frequency.
The
other
vari-cap
D5
(1SV50S)
is
used
to
shift
the
frequency
(fuse
=
frm
+
1.5
kHz.
fiss
=
fem
—
1.5
kHz)
according
to
the
operating
mode
and
to
afford
RIT
(Receive
Incremental
Tuning)
frequency.
ey
ee
eee
ee
w—!
LS
Lt
LI
|
Pout
—
maser
U
LJ
Fig.
3
TC5081P
(PLL
Unit
:
Q16)
Phase
comparator
timing
chart
Voo
R
——
|
Pout
‘O>-D.
ie
Piase
am
@—P>o—O
Aout
Fig.
4
TC5081P
(PLL
Unit
:
Q16)
GND
Pout
02
D1
C4
fel
ft
tel
sl
Gel
fa fl
GND
OUT
o
Vop
Pin
Ai
A2 AZ
A4
B11
B2
B3
Fig.
5
TC9122P
(PLL
Unit
:
Q18)
Symbol
Name
Content
and
operation
Remarks
Pin
Programmable
counter
Programmable
counter
input
terminal
to
which
the
signal
tobe
|
Build-in
bias
input
terminal
divided
ia
input.
circuit
counter
F
counter
output
terminal.
Output
is
1/N
of
the
‘output
terminal.
input
frequency.
The
output
pulse
width
aquals
5
bit
of
the
input.
Ai~wAe
|
7
Terminal
to
sat the
dividing
ratio.
The
fotiowing
input
Built-in
&~B,
|
«10
Program
input
|
combination
is
prohibited.
pull-down
Ci~C.
|
x
100
terminals
Ar
Ay
Ay
Ac
B,
Bi
By
Bs
Cy
Cr
Cs
Ce
Di
Dj
cesistor
Di~De
|
x
1000
1060
600
6006060
0060060
0
0
0
10
000000
00
0
0 0
1
10
00
0000060
0060
0
06
60
1000
00000
00
0
1
0
10600
0060000
000
0
o
1 1
0060
0600000060
0600
0
1 1 1
0
0 0
60
0
0
80
0
0
0
0
Table
6.
Functions
of
TC
9122P
(PLL
Unit:
018)
CONTROL
Unit
(X53-1160-11)
Fig.
8
shows
the
basic
configuration
of
contro!
unit.
Utilizing
the
micro-computer
to
it’s
full
advantage,
this
control
circuit
has
been
designed
for
a
minimum
of
peripheral
control
cir-
cuits.
@
Indicator
The
indicator
is
a
dynamic
lighting
(scanning)
type,
using
5-digit
LED's.
The
BCD
code
data
available
at
the
micro-computer
D
port
(pins
8-11)
is
converted
into
7-segment
data
by
the
decoder
driver
Q18
(TC5)22BP),
so
that
transistors
Q5-9,
25C1815
(Y)
are
switched
(scanned)
in
sequence
by
the
digit
signa!
from
theE
and
F
ports
(pins
12-16)
and
light
the
LEDs.
e@
PLL
Data
Output
The
PLL
MHz,
100
kHz
and
10
kHz
order
data
outputs
are
available
directly
from
the
BCD
code
at
the
G,H
and
|
ports
(pins
22-32).
For
the
1
kHz
and
100
Hz
order
data,
only
the
indicator
data
(1
kHz
and
100
Hz
orler)
are
stored
in
the
dual
latch,
Q16
(MN1201A)
to
produce
the.
data
for
each
digit.
This
2-digit
data
is
converted
to
a
corresponding
DC
voltage
by
the
D/A
converter,
a
combination
of
solid
resistors
(R6-20).
The
MHz,
100
kHz
and
10
kHz
order
data
are&50
at
4.00,
650
at
5.00
and
749
at
5.99,
respectively(
3-digit
BCD
code).
@
Reset
Circuit
The
reset
circuit
is
a
voltage
detecting
type.
Wren
the
source
voltage
of
the
micro-computer
is
increasedasnd
ex-
ceeds
about
3.5V,
a
current
flows
into
D20,
causigg
Q11,
5
TR-9000
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
a
2SC1815
(Y)
to
turn
ON,
which
in
turn
sets
the
collector
/
point
of
clicks
of
Q10,
a
2SC1815
(Y)
high,
and
a
reset
pulse
is
input
to
|
|
the
micro-computer
through
the
CR
differentiation
circuit.
Y
Y
Y
Y
@
Encoder
and
UP/DOWN
Inputs
|
——
Fig.
7
shows
the
output
signal
from
the
encoder
#
(50
UP
Clock
signal
|
| |
|
steps
per
rotation).
This
signal
is
used
to
discriminate
UP
(Clockwise
__]
and
DOWN
counts
within
the
micro-computer.
The
UP
direction)
UP/DOWN
signal
rT
count
starts
when
U/D
is
H
level
at
the
down
edge
of
the
clock
signal,
and
the
DOWN
count
when
U/D
is
L
level.
|
’
|
—
@
Tone
Oscillator
Circuit
DOWN
Clock
signal
|
|
|
When
the
output
for
the
micro-computer
tone
oscillator
is
(Counter
clockwise
H
level,
Q12,
a
2SC1815
(Y)
is
energized,
allowing
a
cur-
direction)
UP/DOWN
signal
rent
to
flow
into
the
piezo-electric
buzzer
oscillator,
Q13,
a
—
—
2SC1815
(Y),
producing
a
tone.
!
@
Switching
Circuit
Fig.
6
Each
of
the
switches
in
the
control
unit
are
used
to
select
Terminal
the
control
pulses
output
from
the
micro-computer.
Fig.
8
symbols
shows
a
block
diagram
of
the
control
unit.
For
actual
“a
—_—
?
“O
Vcc
Vv
Operation
of
this
unit,
the
micro-computer
input
and
out:
=
6
CLOCK
output
C
put
terminals
must
be
connected.
The
diodes
(see
circuit
AMP
diagram)
are
used
to
prevent
control
pulses
from
entering
Sensor
I
—?
U/D
output
————
U
the
wrong
circuits.
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G
Fig.
7
Rotary
encoder
(W02-0308-05)}
5
Digit
LED
4
bit
AAS
Decoder
100
Hz
Data
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.
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Latch
D/A
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Q18
Q16
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channel
O~9.9
kHz
switch
(F300)
8
8.
9.
10.
11
DC
signal
<
D
.
=
E
6
LT
10
kz
data
(
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4bit
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PLL
L
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100
kHz
data
4
bit
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Memory
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switch
1438
channel
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switch
14937
switch
4ch
19-40
INT
“SCAN
switch
13437
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1937.38
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*
HOLD
switch
13-40
M
8
+
DS
switch
15-440
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RES
*
A/B
switch
15-39
R
+
MODE
switch
-
aS
circuit
FM1
15-37
4
1537
2
FM2
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34
2
33.34
35.36
Tone
Rotary
UP/DOWN!
j
j
oscillator
encoder
switch
2
circuit
(
Mic
5
8
PLL
Stop
signal
(UL)
.
DC
voltage
4
0
Transmit
signal
(9T)
for
back
up
|"
O
Squelch
stop
signal
(SS)
rN
Other
circuit
DC
voltage
Q17
POWER
SW
Fig.
8
Block
diagram
of
control
unit
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
@
Scan
Circuit
This
circuit
is
active
when
the
SCAN
switch
is
depressed.
TR-9000
During
operation,
counting
and
all
other
functions
are
foRVER
|
effected
within
the
micro-computer.
The
scan
stops
by
®
vo
pressing
the
HOLD
switch
or
by
setting
the
transmit
s@®
Sj
-@>
|
|
signal
(9T)
to
H
level.
The
scan
stops
for
a
brief
period
of
2®
aep
re
=
5:
L.
le
time
when
the
squelch
stop
signal
(SS
terminal)
becomes
5®
7
Seowen
SM.
|
Py
H
level.
This
signal
is
used
to
stop
the
scan
in
10
kHz
or
DECODER
Se:
|!
a
|
>O-
S+-O«
|
|
20
kHz
step.
The
changes
in
the
10
kHz
PLL
data
each
Lo
I
4
are
differentiated
as
is
or
are
inverted
by
Q19,
20
to
ob-
.
ve
Fig.
9
TC5022BP
(Control
unit
:
Q18)
tain
OR
data
so
that
pulses
are
output
each
time
the
data
is
changed.
These
pulses
are
applied
to
the
micro-
Te
LL
Te
Sa
A
H
a * * * e
L L L L
L L
L
tr
computer
scan
stop
terminal
(4)
to
slow
down
the
scan
Hof
ee
EET
Operation.
ppeerepoutyreperlatuyu
iy
HPA
Toe
TL
.
.
L
*
H
L
L.
L
L
H H
L
L L
L
L
Contro!
Power
Circuit
L
*
L H L L
B
H
L
H H
L
H
L
.
.
. .
L
H
H L L
H H H
H
L L
H
L
The
indicator
operates
on
5V
available
at
transistor
Q14,
a
TTL
25C496
{(Y).
The
micro-computer
operates
on
6V
wpe
Pap
ee
supplied
by
the
AVR
(Automatic
Voltage
Regulator)
IC.
pope
Pe
Tet
7
Q17
(NJM78LO6K),
supplied
through
a
reverse
current
ete
pe
fe
pepe
ts
papa
Pa
|e
Pa
a
.
:
L
*
L H
L
H
H
H
8
H
Hq
H
L
L
blocking
diode,
D11.
Lpefyelape
Pa
Pe
pa
pe
fp
ae
Pe
Pp
eek
+
.
L
*
L
1.
H
H H
H L H H
L
H
L
Backup
Circuit
L
*
u
L
n
Hu
H
H
u H
L
L
H
L
When
the
POWER
SW
is
turned
OFF,
the
micro-computer
pope
fe
fe
tf
eo
Ho
Operates
from
the
backup
power
source
when
the
micro-
Table
8
Truth
table
of
TC5022BP
3.
Ledeen
computer
INT
terminal
(pin
6)
is
at
Llevel.
At
this
time.
all
(Control
unit
:
Q18)
Pin
.
(nput
|
Output
_
Pin
.
Input
|
Output
a
No.
Pin
signal
signal
Description
Pulse
No.
Pin
signal
signal
Description
Pulse
1
|
cLI1
Clock
signal
400
kHz
22
|PGO
°
A
2
|Pco
ral
Normaily
L.
H
at
23
PGI
o
B
10
kHz
order
data
prohibited
transmitting
24
PG2
fo)
c
output
for
PLL
3
|
PC1
re)
Normally
L,
H
at
Tone
ON
25
PG3
e)
D
4
|
PC2
1@)
Squeich
signal,
H
at
Busy
stop
26
PHO
oO
A
5
|
PCc3
ce)
Normally
L,
H
at
transmit
27
PH1
ie}
B
100
kHz
order
data
6
|
INT
O
Normatly
H
28
|
PH2
Oo
|c
{
ovtput
for
PLL
7
|
RES
(e)
H
at
reset
29
PH3
ie)
D
8
|
PDO
ce)
fe)
ce)
30
|
PIO
e)
A
Call
channel
input
MHz
order
data
9
|PD1
o
signal.
°
317
PH
©
BT
output
for
PLL
10.
|
PD2
°
100
Hz,
1
kHz
order
Oo
32
|
PI2
Oo
|c
data
output.
11
PD3
e)
1@)
33
PAO
1o)
Encoder
input,
clock
12
|
PEO
O
1
kHz
order
data
output.
0
34
|
PAI
O
Encoder
input,
UP/DOWN
latch
pulse
35
PA2
O
aoe
aeMc
UP
10
kHz
order
data
output
13
|
Pet
©
|
SCAN,
HOLD
output
°
Noma
4
Lat
Mic
36
|
PAS
fo)
ormally
hed
14
|
PE2
O
100
kHz
order
data
output
O
DOWN
operation
M.
MR
output
MR,
SCAN,
MODE-FM1
37
|
PBO
(e)
: ‘
uae
re)
1
MHz
order
data
output
MEMORY
1.
SCH
pulse
input
15
|
PES
°
DS,
A/B,
MODE
output
©
38
|
PBI
O
M.
MODE-FM2,
MEMORY
2
lo
100
Hz
order
data
output
pulse
input
16
|
PFO
ro)
°
Latch
pulse
39
|
pro
0
VFO-B,
MEMORY
0
17
+|
PFI
Oo
Not
used
(open)
3CH
pulse
input
18
|
PF2
oO
Not
used
(open)
40
PB3
6
SEARCH.
MEMORY.
5
19
|
PF3
fe)
CALL,
MEMORY
output
°
4CH
pulse
input
20
|
TEST
[e)
Normally
H
41
Vss
Grounded
21
|
Vcc
ie)
5V
DC
supply
42
|
CLO
Clock
signal
400
kHz
Table
7.
Functions
of
«PD650C-021
(Control
Unit:
Q15)
7
TR-9000
output
ports
become
L
level,
minimizing
power
consump-
tion.
When
the
POWER
SW
is
turned
ON,
the
INT
ter-
minal
and
UP/DOWN
input
terminal
become
H
level.
and
the
micro-computer
resumes
at
its
original
condition.
The
input
port
B
(pins
37-40}
is
momentarily
set
to
L
jevel
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION
by
Q2
and
Q4
to
insure
backup
operation
even
when
a
ODpi
Dp2
other
switches
remain
ON.
Backup
operation
is
also
assured
during
scan
operation,
since
the
scan
is
stopped
Di
D2
D3
D4
DS
by
Q3
when
the
POWER
SW
is
turned
OFF.
Symboi
Pin
Description
Pin
No.
Address
Pin
No.
Address
INT
~
IN4
|
Input
4-bit
input
terminal
1
D5,
Dp2
Cathode
9
Je
Anode
AO1
~
AQ4
|
Output
Output
terminal
for
data
latched
2
D4
Cathode
10
d
Anode
P
by
clock
pulse
CKA
3
D3
Cathode
1
c
Anode
i
4
D2
Cathode
12
BO1
~
B04
|
Output
by
clock
cuee
CKE
data
latched
g
Anode
5
D1,
Dp1
Cathode
13
b
Anode
Clock
signal
termina!
for
latching
6
Open
14
a
Anode
4-bit
input
signal
in
4-bit
flip
flop
A.
CKA
Clock
A
Input
signal
is
latched
at
the
rising
of
7
|
Dp1,
Dp2
Anode
15
|f
Anode
clock
signal.
8
Dp1,
Dp2
Anode
Clock
signal
terminal
for
latching
CKB
Clock
B
4-bit
input
signal
in
4-bit
flip
flop
B.
Input
signal
is
latched
at
the
rising
of
clock
signal.
Table
9.
Function
of
MN
1201A
(Control
Unit
:
Q16)
a
A
Oo
f=]
oO
xz
b
fw]
Zz
bh
fe]
=
Oo
fT
[
EE]
leo]
te}
ul
=A)
[eA
——Pa
bp
!
Le]
La]
@Q
<
2
8
neoee
L
|
<
on oO
[~]
|
oa
oF
|
Ls]
> °
i
oo
on
[
Le]
@
3
i]
tt
oa
Pe
im
fra
a
[
Ey)
oO
°
oo
o™
[
b
°
Py
>
2
rl
ie?
|
—
I
ra
8
Nn
Fig.
10
MN1201A
(Control
unit
:
Q16)
14
1S
1110
915126
+—-+-4
t+
4
Fig.
11
5
digit
LED
D101
:
SL1502
<
FRONT
PANEL
>
TR-9000
(K)
Case
(upper)
TR-9000
OUTSIDE
VIEWS
(AQ1-0762-13)
Knob
(C)
(K21-0750-04)
Knob
(D)
(K23-0729-04)
Panel
(A20-2372-05)
Knob
(A)
(K23-0727-04)
Push
Knob
(A)
aa
Fc
aan.
|
POWER/
VOL
(K27-0408-04)
Knob
(B)
~“
\
“\
y.
(K23-0728-04)
Main
knob
5-digit
LED
(SL-1502)
(V11-6172-26)
S
meter
(B31-0625-05)
Side
escutcheon
(BO7-0621-03)
Panel
escutcheon
cna
—(BO1-0626-02)(K)(X)
ISCRVER
on
i
(BO1-0627-02)(W)
aie
|
ree
—
Ss
(BO1-0628-02)(T)
LE
as
——
Push
knob
(C)
(K29-0733-04)
Knob
(E)
(K23-0733-04)
Push
knob
(B)
(K27-0409-04)
6P
metal
socket
(MIC)
(E06-0651-05)
*(EO07-0651-05)
Push
knob
(D)
(K21-0749-03)
Case
(lower)
Meta!
foot
a
(K27-0412-04)
4
(JO2-0416-04)
(AO1-0763-
12)
<
REAR
PANEL>
TR-9000
(K)
STBY
jack
(E11-0406-05)
*
(E12-0401-05)
TONE
PAD
Socket
(K)
(E08-047
1-05)
*(E09-047
1-05)
KEY
jack
(E1
1-0405-05)
*
(E12-0001-05)
Power
jack
(EO8-0304-05)
3P
power
cord
*
(E30-1657-05)
2P
connector
(EO8-0203-25)
DC
cord
ass’y
*
(E30-1648-05)
Earphone
jack
EXT.
SP
(E11-0409-05)
*
(E12-0001-05)
*
Mating
connector
Heatsimk
(K)
(FO10744-05)
UHF
Typere
ceptacle
(E04-0101-O5)
*
Mating
connector.
TR-9000
PC
BOARD
VIEWS
V
SWITCH
UNIT
(X41-1290-11)
PARTS
LIST:
Page
19
(14)
|
1
—
WN
Ow
3
Q1~4:2SC1815(Y)
D1
~4,
12~15:1N60
D5~11:
181555
Vv
FINAL
UNIT
(X45-1140-00)
(W)(T)(X)
PARTS
LIST:
Page
20
(X45-1140-11)
(K)
Q1.2.4:2SC1815(Y)
Q3:2SA1015(Y)
Q5:M57713
D1:MI402
D2:1S2588
D3.4:1N60
D5:151555
D6U05B
<
Wiring
on
the
Heat
Sink
>
C32
0.8¢
wire
,
<Attachment
direction
of
L2>
(others
are
0.5¢)
|/.4¢
2SA1015(Y)
2SC
1815(Y)
=
ws
|
5
7]
——~
=
+
———
.
Attachment
method
\
Attachment
method
of
|
of
D6
and
C31
»
C32
and
L8
mene’
»
y
|
Power
C31
module
Solder
the
leads
of
the
power
module
without
applying
stress
to
them.
10