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Sommerkamp TS-660S User manual

CITIZENS BAND TRANSCEIVER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MODED TS-S60S
SPECIFICATIONS for T S -6 6 0 S
Semiconductors : 22 transistors 9 diode 2 S. C. R.
Transmitter System: Synthesied crystal controlledSfr
ColIector modulation AM.
Frequency: 60 channels on 27 MHz.
Output Power : 10 watts.
Band Width: 8 KHz (max).
Antenna Impédance: 50— 52 ohms.
Receiver System: Duble conversion superheterodyne
crystal controlled.
Sensitiuity : 1/iV or better for 100 mW output
10 dB signal to noise ratio.
Intermediate Frequency: 455 KHz 10.7 MHz.
Receiver Sensitivity: 25 dB down at 10 KHz.
Squelch Sensitivity: 2 «V.
Audio Output Power: 3 watts in 10 % distortion.
■ Power Source: 11 —-16 volt D. C. Negative Ground.
Power Consumption: TX-1.8A at no modulation.
RX-0.3A at no signal.
Microphone : Dynamic type with press-talk switch.
Speaker : Dynamic type V. Coil 8 ohm.
Size : 156 X 58 X 205 mm
Weight: 1.5 kg
Accessories : Mounting bracket Mounting hard wäre
power cord.
SQfVüViERKAIViP ELECTRONIC
CH-6S16 BOX 130
LUGANO TELEX 73314
INSTALLATION
Mounting bracket and screws are supplied for mounting the transceiver under-
neath the dashboard. Microphone hanger and screws are also supplied.
For electrical connection first make sure that the transceiver is turned off.
Connect the red wire to the ACC terminal of the ignition switch or +
terminal of battery and ground the black wire to the chassis of the vehicle.
The black wire should be grounded as short as possible to minimize the
noise interférence.
This transceiver is designed for use with the negative ground system.
(For installation in the positive ground system see the following instructions.)
Installation in positive ground system:
a) Since the cabinet is commonly connected to all B minus Potentials in
the .transceiver the transceiver must be electricalty isolated from the
chassis of the vehicle at ail times. (See Fig. 1 for connection with power
source.)
c
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3AFUSEI
--------
TO CAR CHASSIS (+)
------
TO IGNITION OR BATTERY ( - )
TRCV CHASSIS TO BE '
INSULATED FROM CAR
b) Obtain a pair of 0.01 mfd. @500V ceramic capaitors. Cut the antenna
coaxial cable approximately 3 inches from the male connector. Connect
one of the 0.01 capacitors in line with the center copper wire of the
coaxial cable and solder. Tape the connections. Add the other capacitor
in line with the shielding braids and solder. Tape the entire exposed
braids and capacitor for insulation. These capacitors inline with the
conductors of the coaxial cable now isolate the antenna ground from the
ground of the transceiver. (See Fig. 2)
2
О3DASHBOARD
c) The mounting bracket
must be isolated from
the chassis of the vehicle
in such a manner as
shown in Fig. 3.
INSULATED WASHER
MTG. BRACKET
INSULATED WASHER
WASHER
■SCREW FIG. 3
ANTENNA
Antenna is one of the most important factors for the operation with maximum
efficiency. A quarter wave antenna can be successfully mounted for mobile
station. The antenna impédance should be 50 ohms. For the details consult
with your distributor.
Important:
Do not operate the transceiver without a proper antenna or dummy load
connected to the antenna connector as the transmitter transistors may be
damaged.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
The transceiver is ready to operate when it is instalied with an antenna
properly connected. Note that the communication range differs depending upon
the environment where the transceiver is operated. You may reach 30 or 40
kilometers where no obstacle exists but the range may be limited to 5 or 6
kilometers in cities where many high buildings disturb the communication.
3
-DC POWER CORD
MOUNTiNG
BRACKET
VOLUME
CONTROL
SQUELCH
CONTROL
& ANL SW.
DELTA TUNE
CHANNEL SELECTOR
-ANTENNA JACK
— P. T. T. BUTTON
MICROPHONE
-CIRCUIT PROTECTION
LAMP
CALL BUTTON
POWER & Hi-Lo CH. SW.
MICROPHONE JACK
1) Turn the set on by Switching the LOW-OFF-HI snap switch to the desired
channel range and the channel dial wili be lighted. Turn the volume control
clockwise to increase the audio Sound. Note that the volume control knob
is only for adjusting the audiO| volume not to in crease the transmitting
power. !
2) Set the DELTA-TUNE for best réception.
3) Turn the squelch control clockwise until incoming noise is eliminated. Do
not turn it excessively as the sensitivity may be reduced.
4) Turn the squelch control counter-clockwise to switch off the ANL
(Automatic Noise Limiter).
5) Turn the channel selector knob to the desired channel.
6) For transmitting press the button on the microphone and speak into it
normally. Release the button for receiving.
M ETE R
The meter reading indicates the signal strength at receiving and functions
as an output indicator at transmitting and the meter pointer should be
within the Red zone under the normal conditions.
4
CIRCUIT PROTECTION INDICATOR LAMP
The Lamp is on when the antenna is mismatched and the transmitting circuit
wili be eut off.
TONE-LIGHT CALLING DEVICE
The Model TS-660S is equipped with a sélective tone-light calling device
which works oft 1 750 Hz signal. To call the other station push the push-to-
talk button and the call button simultaneously when the calling signal is
transmitted. When the signal is received a peep tone is produced and the
call-light lamp will be lighted at the other station and the lamp stays on
until the other station answers.
Please note that the.device works only when the other station is switched
on ând that the buttons on the calling side must be depressed at least for
10 seconds.
List of accessories:
Mounting bracket
Hexagonal screw •
Microphone hanger
Screw for above •
List of channel frequencies:
CHANNEL NO. LOW CH. FRQ. HIGH CH. FRQ. CHANNEL NO. LOW CH.'FRQ. HIGH CH. FRQ.
T2 6 .965M H Z ' 2 7 .305MHZ 15 7 27 .1 3 5 MH Z 27 .4 55 MH Z
22 6 .975 M HZ 2 7 .3 15M H Z 16 27 .1 55 MH Z 27 .465 MH Z
32 6 .9 85 M H Z 2 7 .3 25M H Z 17 27 .1 65 MH Z 27 .47 5 MH Z
A 2 6 .99 5M H Z 2 7 . 335M H Z 18 2 7.17 5 MH Z ; 2 7 .4 85 MH Z
4 ■ 2 7 .005M HZ 2 7 . 345M H Z 19 2 7.1 85 MH Z 27 .49 5 MH Z
52 7 .015M H Z 27. 355M HZ 20 2 7 .20 5M HZ 27 .50 5 MH Z
6 2 7 .0 25M H Z 2 7 .36 5M H Z 21 27 .215M H Z 27. 515 MH Z
7 2 7 .0 35M H Z 2 7 .375M HZ 22 27 .2 25 MH Z 27 .5 25 MH Z
82 7 .055 M HZ 2 7 .385M H Z B27 .2 3 5 MH Z 27 .5 35 MH Z
9 2 7 .0 65M H Z 2 7 . 395M H Z C27 .24 5 MH Z 27.5 45 MH Z
10 2 7 .0 75M H Z 2 7 .40 5M H Z 23 27 .2 5 5 MH Z 27 .55 5 MH Z
11 2 7 .08 5M H Z 2 7 .41 5M H Z D27 .265 MH Z 2 7 .565M HZ
12 2 7 .105M HZ 2 7 .4 25M H Z 24 2 7 .27 5 MH Z 27 .575 MH Z
13 2 7 .115M HZ 2 7 .435M H Z E27 .2 85 MH Z 27 .5 85 MH Z
14 2 7 .125MHZ 2 7 .44 5M H Z F 27 .2 95 MH Z 27.5 95 MH Z
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PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD PARTS LAYOUT
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PARTS LIST for TS-660S
DESIGNATION PARTS NAME PARTS N0.
MR -301 Front Frame 483014-660
MP-302 Chassis Frame 482009-660
MP-203 Back Pannel 484100
MP-105 Cabinet Cover (Upper) 483016
MP-106 Cabinet Cover (Lower) 483015
MP -107 Mounhing Bracket 484085
MP-303 Front plate (L) 494187-L
MP-304 Front plate (R) 494187-R
MP-305 Brand plate 494184
MP-306 Back plate 494190
MP-110 Mounting Bracket for Meter 484064
MP-208 Mounting Bracket for Output Transformer 484080
MP -209 Heatsink for 2SC1307 (A) 484102
MP -210 Heatsink for 2SC1307 (B) 484101
MP -211 Meter Lamp Reflection plate 484063
MP -212 Channel Indicator Screen 484107
MP -213 Screen Holder 484106
MP -214 Mounting Bracket for channel Lamp 484108
M P -lll Call Switch Contact 484086
MP -112 Call switch Spring 484087
MP -117 Knob for channel Seiector 484116
MP -17 Knob for Vol./Squ. Control 474011
MP-307 Knob for Delta tune Control 494199
MP-118 Nut for Channel Seiector 484073
MP -120 Screw for Mounting Bracket 484098
MP-308 Channel Indicator plate 484115
MP-309 Heat sink for 2SD235 494179
MP-310 IS 1209 Holder 484118
Л EXT. SP. Jack S J-296
J2 Antenna Jack MRM/INCH
J3 Microphone Jack MC-01
J4 Remote Jack RCA-IP
EP 201 Power Cord with Contact & Fuse holder W-002
Fl Fuse ЗА F- ЗА
MMeter D33B35R
SP Speaker 87P-30-1
PLI Pilot Lamp 9V-30mA PL-9-30
PL2 Pilot Lamp 12V-50mA PL-12-50
SW 1 Channel Seiector Rotary switch 43-30B
SW 2 Toggle switch TG-3P
MIC Microphone Complété 22-256-13
EP-202 Crystal Socket 8P XS-8P
E P- 203 Crystal Socket 4P XS-4P
EP-301 Crystal Socket 1P XS-IR
RL Relay SR-74
TRI Transistor 2SC922
TR23.45.6.7.17.18.19 Transistor 2SC839
— ю —
PARTS LIST for TS-660S
DESIGNATION PARTS NAME PARTS N0.
TS8 9 10 11 12 Transistor 2SC945
T R13 Transistor 2SC900
T R14 20 Transistor 2SC496
TR21 T ransistor 2SC1237
TR22 Transistor 2SC1307
T R15 16 .Transistor 2SD235
Dl 2 3 13 15 Germanium Diode 1N60
D4 5 7 10 11 17 Slicon Diode 1S 1555
D6 Zener Diode W Z - 090
D8 Slicon Diode 1N4002
D12 16 S. C. R 2SF656
D5 Varistor' 1S -1209
D9 Varicap Diode 1S-2689
Tl RF Coil (Black) 087-902 T-2001
T2 RF Coil (White) 087-901 T-2002
T3 1. F. T. 10.7 MHZ (orange) 087-903 T-2003
T4 I.F.T. 10.7MHZ (Orange) 087-903 T-2004
T5 I.F.T. 455KHZ (Yellow) 087-101 T-2005
Тб I.F.T. 455KHZ (White) 087-102 T-2006
T7 I.F.T. 455 KHZ (Black) 087-103 T-2007
T8 O.S.C. Coil 37 MHZ (Red) 087-905 T-2008
T9 TX Tuning Coil (Green) 087-904 T-2009
T10 TX Tuning Coil (Green) 087-904 T-2010
TU Input Transformer El-2901
T12 Output Transformer El-5701
T13 Power Choke Transformer El-2401
Ll 2 3 4 5 6 RF Choke Coil L-1033
L7 Filter Coil 10.6MHZ L-2016
L16 Delta tune Choke Coil L-2017
L10 RF Coil 087-906 L-2011
L ll RF Coil 027-907 L-2012
L12 RF Coil 087-909 L-2013
L13 RF Coil 087-909 L-2014
L14 RF Coil 087-908 L-2015
L15 Call Signal O.S.C. Coil L-2010
MF Ceramic Filter CFU-455H
EP -204 P. C. Board 6302
EP-302 Sub P. C. Board DT 660
VR1 Variable Resistor (Volume) 50K ohm VR1650K
VR2 4 Semi Variable Resistor 5K ohm SVR005K
VR3 Variable Resistor (Deltatune) ÎOK ohm VR1310K
VR5 Variable Resistor (Squelch) 5K ohm VR165KS
VR6 8 Semi Variable Resistor 50K ohm SVR050K
VR7 Semi Variable Resistor 100K ohm SVR100K
VR9 Semi Variable Resistor 1K ohm SVR001K
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