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FILE NO. [
Service manual
SPECIFICATIONS
Transmitting frequency
Base station:..
Handset: ........
Receiving frequency
Base station: ..
Handset: ........
Noise Reduction .................
Memory Dia l......................
Channel Access .................
Security Codes ...................
Continuous Stanby .............
Auto Standby/
Quick Recieved ..................
Paging .......................
Flash .......................
Hearing-Aid Compatible .....
Redial/Pause ......................
30.075-30.300 MHz
39.775-40.000 MHz
39.775-40.000MHZ
30.075-30.300 MHz
Super-Compander
10 ch,16 digits
10 ch(auto scan)
65,536(random)
3-weeks
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
Specifications subject to change without notice.
Cordless Telephone CLT-I 36 (NZ) 1
CLT-I 36 (WH)(NZ)
Tone/Pulse . .. ..
Antenna ......................
Power SourceBase station:
Handset:
Dimensions Base station:
Handset:
Accessories ......................
PRODUCT CODE No.
163058 97( BLACK)
163058 94(WHITE)
yes
Rod(Base Station), Rubber(Handset)
AC adaptor
AC 230-240V, 50Hz,
DC9V
Ni-Cd battery: 3.6V, 270 mAH
116 (W) x53 (H) x239 (D) mm
58 (W) x205 (H) x51 (D) mm
AC adaptor
Telephone line cord
Instruction manual
Number Memory Index Sheet
Battery Pack
REFERENCE No. SM900057
OPERATION
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BASE STATION LOCATION
For maximum operating range, extend the
base station antenna to full length, In most
cases, the best location for the base station
is at the highest point in the house. Avoid
places near electrical appliances and metal
structures such as arefrigerator and filing
cabinets that can reduce operating range
and performance.
Caution
The cordless telephone operates at a
frequency that may cause interference to
nearby TVs and VCRs; the base station
should not be placed near or on top of aTV
or VCR; and, if interference is experienced,
moving the cordless telephone farther away
~from the TV or VCR will often reduce or
1eliminate the interference.
INITIAL HANDSET BATTERY CHARGE
Install the handset battery (supplied) in the handset and charge the handset for a
full 12 hours before using the cordless phone for the first time.
IMPORTANT: Never attempt to use the cordless phone before this initial battery
charge.
INSTALLING THE HANDSET BAITERY
1.
2.
Slide the lid off the battery
compartment.
Plug the battery cord into the connector
inside the compartment.
Black
3. Place the battery in the compartment.
4/
4. Replace the lid.
CHARGING THE HANDSET
1. Place the handset on the base station for
12 hours.
The CHARGE indicator lights.
●The base station must be connected to
AC power. (See page 11.)
2. Remove the handset from the base
station. Your telephone is now ready to
use.
When the BAIT LOW indicator lights,
recharge the handset for acontinuous 12
hours.
REPLACEMENT BAITERY
CHARGE
indicator
‘If the battery fails, replacement batteries are available from an authorized Sanyo
~service center.
(Replacement battery: SANYO 3N-270AA)
STANDBY TIME
When the handset battery is fully charged, your Sanyo cordless phone offers up
to 3weeks of continuous standby time. (Listed standby time is measured
under asituation in which the handset is kept in standby mode only–no phone
calls are made or received). Under normal usage conditions, recharging is
required more often.
1O-CHANNEL ACCESS/AUTO SCAN
This cordless telephone automatically selects, CHANNEL
every time you answer or place acall using
the handset, aclear channel from 10 frequen- 0
ties available to transmit signals between the
base station and handset. If you notice
interference durina acall, simcrlv mess the
CAUTION
This telephone is for use “tone dialing
system” only.
If you have apulse dialing line, you can’t
use this cordless telephone.
SECURITY CODES
Your cordless telephone works only when the same security code is selected,
from 65,536 possibilities, for both the handset and base station. This prevents
unauthorized use of your telephone line by another cordless telephone.
IMPORTANT:
The following events may cause the security code to be erased and require
resetting:
IAfter the handset battery is replaced or exhausted
iAfter apower interruption
To reset your security code
1.
2.
Place the handset in the base station
cradle.
Within 8seconds, press ~1
on the base station.
The IN USE indicator blinks. Abeep
sounds and the security code is set.
The IN USE indicator then goes off.
If the security code cannot be set, the
fN USE indicator continues to blink for
about 4minutes. When this occurs,
repeat the steps above.
If you experience difficulty in resetting the
security code, first disconnect the AC
adaptor from the unit, reconnect it, and
then try again.
PAGE.$ No
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aclear channel.
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1. Insert the small plug of the AC adaptor cord into the DC 9V jack on the back of
the base station.
2. Secure the AC adaptor cord under the hook located below the jack, as shown.
3. Plug the AC adaptor into an AC wall outlet.
4. Plug one end of the telephone cord into atelephone wall jack, and the other
into the TEL LINE jack on the back of the base station.
To power outlet k-/ c
(AC 230V, 50Hz)
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~y
AC adaptor
(KR0522)
tel$l?!ll[ ~‘>
Telephone cord
NOTE:
tDC 9V jack
TEL LINE jack
USE ONLY SANYO AC ADAPTOR MODEL NO. KR0522 (APPROVAL NO.
Q921 03).
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ANSWERING ACALL
When acall comes in, the TALK indicator
flashes.
1. Press ~].
or
Lift the handset from the base station.
ANY KEY ANSWER
You can also answer acall by pressing
any key except ~.
2. Talk.
3. Press ~to hang up.
NOTE:
I If the handset is too far awa from the
d
base station, pressing END may not
o
TALK
o
END
hang up a call. if this happens, come
closer to the base station and then press
m.
IREMEMBER:
Your handset battery needs recharging when you hear a beep every 3seconds
during phone use. (The BAll LOW indicator also lights.)
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:
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PLACING ACALL
1. Press ml o
TALK
n
FLASH BUTTON
You can use the -l button to access special services offered by your phone
or /company (call waiting and PBX, for example).
Lift the handset from
then press ~[ the base station, 6*
TALK
If you subscribe to call waiting...
1
2.
The TALK indicator lights. .3.
2. Dial the number you want to call.
,DG-C3
ul If you make an error in dialing the
1number, press ~and then ~@@@l
to get anew dial tone. D@@
‘@:@:@”
----
3. Press ~to hang up. o
ENO
If acall comes in when you are already
on the phone, a beep sounds.
Press PI. FIAsH
The first call is placed on hold, and you
can talk to the second caller.
Press Im] again.
The second caller is dated on hold, and
NOTE: The [~] button may also be used to get anew dial tone without
pressing ~or replacing the handset in the base station cradle. However, if
your telephone line has special service features (like call waiting), the -]
button may not operate in this way.
PAG13FIND BUTTON
you can talk to the first caller. ~
You can page the handset user from the base station.
also be used as ahandset locator.
1. Press the ~~ button on the
base station.
2. The handset produces an audible tone.
REMEMBER:
Your handset battery needs recharging when you hear a beep every 3seconds
during phone use. (The BATT LOW indicator also lights.)
The paging feature can
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REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
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●All wiring should be returned to the original position after work is completed.
●BASE UNIT SECTION
a. REMOVAL OF BOITOM CABINET AND ANTENNA b. REMOVAL OF ANTENNA AND MAIN P.C.BOARD
(1) Remove three of screw 1from the bottom cabinet. (1) After removing screw 1, it removes Lug 2 and an antenna 3.
(2) Remove the bottom cabinet 2. (2) After removing two of screw 4, it removes aSW P.C. board 5.
(3) After removing two of screw 6, it removes aMain P.C. board 7.
5
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1
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REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
.HANDSET SECTION
The procedure for disassembly the handset is as follows
a.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
REMOVAL OF REAR CABINET
Remove the battery compartment lid 1.
Remove the battery pack and take off the plug 2.
Remove the two screws 3.
While pressing the shaded area to release the hooks on both
sides of the cabinet 4, gently open the bottom of the cabinet 5.
While gently opening the handle, lift and remove 6 and 7.
Push Push Press
b.
(1)
(2)
c.
(1)
(2)
(2)
REMOVAL OF MAIN P.C, BOARD
Remove the solder between the antenna lead pin and the
Main P.C. board.
Remove the six of screw 1to remove the Main P.C. board 2.
IUnsolders I
REMOVAL OF ANTENNA
Remove the DEC window 1.
Remove the three screws 2.
Remove the antenna in the direction of arrows 3 and 4.
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ADJUSTMENT
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●HANDSET SECTION
NOTE: Dutingalignment, disconnect theantenna wire from the set.
For test mode condition, please refer to Remarks.
PARTS LOCATION
@a~
VR351 @j
VR651 T351H ~
❑
CT151 T253 T152
@@j T251
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TEST POINT LOCATION
@MIC IN(H)
-@M\C IN (E)
@sP ouT (a @vco (E) ANT. OPEN @ANT IN (H)
\ \ \
@dCC+B @SP OtiT (H) @TX VCO{H) @)R/ VCO(H) @AN; IN (E)
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ADJUSTMENT u
1-1. Tx/Rx VCO (See FIG-1, TABLE-1)
Test Equipment
●RF Electrical Voltmeter ●Dummy Load
●DC Power Supply (DC 3.8V) ●Linear Detector
●Frequency Counter
Unit Condition
a) Disconnect Ni-Cd battery feed 3.8V from power supply terminal.
b) Connect power supply that keep on pressing”1” and ‘(9 keys.
c) Push “O followed by “*” key to set unit to channel 10.
d) Connect digital voltmeter to 14pin (IC151 )for Tx, and 3pin (IC151 )for Rx.
e) Align T253 (Tx) andT152 (Rx) to obtain 1.8V f0.1 VDC from read of digital voltmeter respectively.
Adjustment
Unit
IC101 @pin Tx VCO ‘x
ANT @(H) L3pin Rx VCO oDigital
Rx Voltmeter
ANT @(E) GND
,(FIG-1)
STEP CONDITION ADJUST ADJUSTED VALUE SPECIFICATION
1. Tx VCO Tx VCO side T253 1.8V 1.8V+O.l V
2. Rx VCO Rx VCO side T152 1.8V 1.8V*0.1 V
(TABLE-1)
1-2. TRANSMITTING (See FIG-2, TABLE-2, FIG-3, TABLE-3)
Test Equipment
●RF Electronic Voltmeter ●Frequency Counter
●Linear Detector ●AF Oscillator
●Dummy Load (50s2)
Unit Condition
a) From the mode mentioned in 1-1, change toTEST CH ’4’ by pushing”4 +‘x” key.
b) Disconnect frequency counter, and connect RF electronic voltmeter to ANT 1 and 2 pin. (50Q probe)
c) Tx POWER ●
d) Tx FREQUENCY “
e) Tx MODULATION ●
●
●
Align T251 to obtain 8.0A 3.0 dBm from read of RF voltmeter.
Connect frequency counter to ANT 1 and 2 pin.
Align CT151 to obtain 39.925 MHz f0.5kHz from the read of frequency counter.
Connect Linear detector to ANT 1 and 2 pin.
Connect AF oscillator (1kHz, 10mV) to TEL line.
Align VR651 to obtain 1.5kHz *O. 1kHz dev. from the read of linear detector.
*
And confirm at the AF oscillator to MIC input.
300 Hz, 10mV the read of linear detector 1.4kHz &0.3kHz dev.
3kHz, 10mV the read of linear detector 2.35kHz *0.5kHz dev
f) Tx DATA MODULATION.After Tx modulation alignment, Push “TALK key. (Tx DATA is sent)
+0.8kHz dev,
cCheck the read of linear detector is 4.OkHz _, .okHz
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