Sony SPP-ID970 - Cordless Telephone User manual

SPP=ID970/ID971
SERVICEMANUAl
US Model
SPP-ID970
Canadian Model
SPP-ID971
Photo: SPP-ID970
General Base unit
Frequency band (SPP-ID970)
902 - 928 MHz
Frequency band (SPP-ID971)
923.1 - 927.75 MHz
Base unit : 18 pW
Handset : 73 pW
Operating channel
30 channels
Dial signal
Power SO”Kx
DC 9V from AC power adaptor
AC-T127
Battery charging time
Approx. 12 hours
Dimensions
Tone, 10 PPS (pulse) selectable
Supplied accessories
AC power adaptor AC-T127 (1)
Telephone line cords (2)
Wall bracket for base unit (1)
Rechargeable battery pack BP-T23 (I)
Approx. 123 x63 x225 mm (w/h/d),
antenna excluded
(approx. 4 718 x2 112 x8 718 inches)
Antenna: Approx. 120 mm
(approx. 4 3~ inches)
Mass Approx. 360 g
(approx. 13 oz), wall bracket excluded
Handset
Design and specifications are subject to
change without notice.
Power source
Rechargeable battery pack BP-T23
Battery life
Standby : Approx. 7 days
Talk : Approx. 6 hours
Dimensions
Approx. 58 x177 x46 mm (w/h/d),
antenna excluded
(approx. 2 ~8 x7 x1 1~16 inches)
Antenna: Approx. 72 mm
(approx. 2 718 inches)
Mass
Notes on Chip Component Replacement
l Never reuse a disconnected chip component.
l Notice that the minus side of a tantalum capacitor may be dam-
aged by heat.
Approx. 270 g
(approx. 9.5 oz), battery included
SPECIFICATIONS
CORDLESSTELEPHONE
SONY@

Note for Replacement of the ASIC Board
The ID is written in the ASIC board.
When replacing the ASIC board, the U2001 on BASE MAIN board
and UlOOl on HAND MAIN board should be replaced together as
a pair.
Part No. : X-3378-158-1 ASIC ASSY (one assy of two parts)
- BASE MAIN BOARD (SIDE A) -
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u2007
- HAND MAIN BOARD C3IDE B) -
1.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL
Read This First ........................................................................
3
Checking the Package Contents .............................................. 3
Setting Up the Base Unit ......................................................... 3
Preparing the Battery Pack ...................................................... 4
Entering the Area Code ........................................................... 4
Identifying the Parts ................................................................ 5
Making Calls ........................................................................... 6
Receiving Calls ........................................................................ 6
Phone Directory .......................................................................
7
Setting the Ringer Type ........................................................... 8
Paging ...................................................................................... 9
Understanding the Caller ID Service ....................................... 9
Looking at the Caller ID List .................................................. 9
Using the Caller ID List ........................................................ 10
Using “Caller ID with Call Waiting” Service..
...................... 1 I
Using Visual Message Waiting Service ................................. 11
2. DISASSEMBLY
2.1. Case (Rear) ........................................................................ 12
2-2. RF Unit (HS), Hand Main Board ...................................... 12
2-3. Base (Bottom) ...................................................................
13
2-4. Base Main Board ............................................................... 13
2-5. RF Unit (BU) .................................................................... 14
2-6. LED Board
........................................................................ 14
3. ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS
3-l. Handset.. ............................................................................ 15
3-2. Base Unit ........................................................................... 16
4. DIAGRAMS
4- 1, Block Diagram -Base Unit Section- ................................ 17
4-2. Block Diagram -Handset Section-
................................... 19
4-3. Schematic Diagram -Base Unit Section (l/2)- ................ 21
4-4. Schematic Diagram -Base Unit Section (2/2)- ................ 23
4-5. Printed Wiring Boards -Base Unit Section-
..................... 25
4-6. Printed Wiring Board -Handset Section- ......................... 27
4-7. Schematic Diagram -Handset Section-
............................ 29
5. EXPLODED VIEWS
5 1. Handset Section.. ............................................................... 32
5-2. Base Unit Section .............................................................. 33
6. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST.. ....................................... 34
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SECTION 1
GENERAL This section is extracted from
SPP-ID970’s instruction manual.
Before you use your phone, you must first set it up, Here’s a quick way
to set up your phone: Steps 1,2,3 and 4.
Step 1 tpa9e7)
r-
First unpack the phone and the supplied
accessories. I
Step 2 cpages 8 to 10)
Next, you need to do three things to set
up the base unit, including finding the
best location for the base unit.
FinaUy, enter the area code to we the
Caller ID service.
I
Step 3 tpages 71 to 12)
Then, insert the battery pack into the
handset and charge it for more than 12
hours.
Step 4 tpages 13 to 15)
Checking the package contents
Make sure you have received the following items in the package.
!.I anything is missing, contact your local Sony dealer.
Connect the base unit
If you want to hang the base unit on the wall, see page 42.
1 Connect the teiephol
to the LINE jack and to a
telephone outlet.
2 Connect the AC power adaptor
to the DC IN 9V jack and to an
AC outlet.
3Raise the antenna. Make sure it
mints towards the ceilinn.
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Step 2: Setting up the base unit (continued)
Depending on your dialing system, set the DIAL MODE switch as
follows:
Step 3: Preparing the battery pack (continued)
Battery duration
A fully charged battery pack lasts for aboui:
. Approx. 6 hours when you use the handset contin”ousIy
a Approx. 7days when the handset is in Ptandby mode.
T O obtain the best performance from the battery
Do not place the hmdset on the base unit after each call. The battery
works best if the handset is retimed to the base tit after two or three
talk However, do not leave the handset off the base unit for a long
period of time as this wi” completely discharge the battery park.
When to purchase a new battery pack
If the battery lasts only a few mxutes even after 11 houn of charging,
the usable bfe af the battery has expired and needs replacement.
Contact your local Sony authorized dealer or se~vxe center, and ask
for a Sony BP-V.3 rechargeable battery pack.
Preparing the battery pack
Charge the battery pack far more than 17 hours before you staxt using
your phone.
2 Insert the battery pack (with
contacts facing down) into the
battery compartment.
3
Close the battery compartment
lid.
4
Place the handset on the base
unit.
You can place it with either side
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facing up.
The CHARGE lamp lights up
q;
when the handset is properly
seated on the charge terminals
&
of the base unit. Charge the
“<.P b‘.
battery pack for more than 12
hours so that the battery IS fully
charged. The CHARGE lamp
remains lit even after charging
is completed.
Entering the area code
When you use this phone for the first time, or moveto an area th?t has a
different area code, you must enter your home area code. Othemw?. you
cannot use mm functions of this phone and the Caller ID functions.
This is also necessary because the phone must be able to select an area code 10
properly dial call from the Caller ID list.
Depending on your region, enter J-digit area code as tallows
If IO-digit dialing (area code + number) is required for all local calls myour area, at
first, enter “000” in your home area code. See “To enter your home area code” below.
Then see “To enter the local area code (Far IO digits phone number users)” on page
14.
TO enter your home area code
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“ENTER AREA CODE” appears on
the display.
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Enter three digits of your home area
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code using the dialing keys.
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6 Press 0.
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You will hear a long confirmation ,&“,
beep.
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conthued ‘I.
GenlnQ Started i;iS”
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Step 4: Entering the area code (continued)
To change the home area code
1Perform steps 1 to 4 on page 13.
The current home area code appears on the display.
2 Turn Jog Dial down to erase the current home area code.
3 Enter a new home area code using the dialing keys.
4 PmscEm
You wiU hear a long confirmation beep.
To enter the local area code (For 10 digits
phone numbers users)
If a call matches one of the local axea codes you entered, the phone
number will be r&s&red with IO digits in the Caller ID liar (area code
1 Perform steps 1 to 3 on page 13.
2Turn Jog Dial up to make “LOCAL” flash
3Press Jog Dial.
4 Select the number (‘7%”to “05”) to enter the
local area code by turning Jog Dial.
Refer to the pages mdicated in parentheses for details.
Base Unit
q Antenna (p. 9,42)
q NEW CALL lamp (p. 32)
Flashes when there is a “NEW”
data ,n the C&r II! List.
q Hook for AC power adaptor
cord (p. 9)
q DC IN 9V jack (p. 9,42)
q LINE (telephone line) jack
q MESSAGES lamp (p. 40) (p.
V,Q)
Flashes when you have messages.
q CHARGE lamp (p. 11)
Lights while the battery 15 being
charged.
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i
q LINE lamp (p. 18,21)
Lights when the cordless handset 2s
m-use.
@DIAL MODE switch (p. 10)
Selech pulse or tone dnling.
(
q HANDSET LOCATOR button
(P- w
5Press Jog Dial.
“ENTER AREA CODE” appears on the
display.
6 Enter three digits of the local area code using the
dialing keys.
You will hear a long confirmation beep
To change the local area code
1 Perfoml steps 1 to 5 on page 14.
The current local area code appears on the display.
2 Turn Jog Dial down to erase the current Iocal area code
3 Enter a new local area code using the dialing keys.
4 Press m.
You will hear a long confirmation beep.
To erase the local area code
You CM erase the local area code Perform steps 1 and 2above, then
press (PGM)
beep
Handset
a Antenna
g Speaker
3 Jog dial (p. 13,23,32)
a TALK button (p, 18,Zl)
Let3 you make or IKelYe a cau.
q Dialing keys (p 18)
•j Battery compartment (p. 11)
q STONE button (p. 18)
Allows you t’J switch temporarily
tone dialing.
q VOL (volume) switch (p. 18)
Adjusts the handset volume.
fl CALL WAITING/FLASH button
CD. 21.39)
you make a new &II.
a OFF button (p. IS)
Allows you to disconnect the call.
to q REDIAL button (p. 20)
Redids the last number called
q PAUSE button (p. 24)
Inserts a pause in the dmllng
Seq”enCe.
q PGM (Pro&n) button
ID. 13.23)
,L
E Display window (p. 31)
q Microphone
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1 Pickupthehandsetfromthe
base unit.
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2 Press (TALK) and wait until
“TALK” appears on the display.
The display also shows the
operation duration in hours,
t&nubs and seconds.
You will then hear a dial tone.
The LINE lamp on the base unit
lights up,
If “CHANNEL SEARCHLNG”
appears on the display, move
closer to the base wit.
Dial the phone number.
When you’re done talkq, press
m or replace the handset on
the base wit.
The display and the LINE lamp
on the base unit go off.
Additional tasks
To
Making calls (continued)
Redialing
1 Press (TALK) and wait until “TALK” appears on the display
The LIN-E lamp on the base unit lights up.
2Press rREDIAL) to redial the last number dialed.
Note
To check the phone number before redialing
While the handset is not in use, press 0.
The last number dialed is displayed for five seconds.
To dial the number, press (TALK) while the number is displayed
Note
To erase the last phone number dialed
While the handset is not in use, press 0 hwe withm five
seconds.
The number will be erased from the memary. and you will hear a long
confirmation beep.
If the battery becomes weak during a call
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the bat!e.y pack.
For optimum petiormance, charge the battery for a full 12 hours.
Note that during Me first 10 - 15 minutes of charging, the phone will be
mactive, i.e., unable to make or receive a caU
After this uuiial10 15 murutes, you may be able to use the phone, but
the battery duration wdl be very short; thus it IS recommended that
you fully charge the battery before the next usage
When you hear the phone ring, pick
up the handset from the base unit, and
press m.
“TALK” appears sn the display and
the display also shows the operation
duration in houw’minutes and
seconds.
The LINE lamp on the base unit lights
UP.
When you’re done talking, press
m or re&ce the handset on the
baseunit. .
The display and the LINE lamp on the
base unit go off.
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Receivtng calls (continued)
Telephone Features
Phone Directory
You cm d,al a number by scrolling through the Phone Directory, in
which up to Mphone numbers can be stored
Storing phone numbers and names
Example: to store “SONY” “123-4567”.
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3
If “DIRECTORY” is not flashing, turn
Jog Dial down to make it flash.
Press Jog Dial.
“ENTER NAME” appears
Enter the name using the dialing keys.
You can enter up to 16 characters.
Press a dialing key until the desired
character app& (See the character
table for details.)
Enter successive characters in the same
way.
To enter two characters assigned to the
same key, or to enter a “space”, turn
Jog Dial up to move the cunor to the
right.
Example: to enter “SONY”, press 0
four times(S), press a three times
(0), bun Jog Dial up to move the
cursor, press 8 hvice N, and press
8 three times (Y).
Changing a stored name and/or phone
number
1 Display the name and phone number you want
to change by doing steps 1 and 2 in “Ma&g
calls from the Phone Directory” on page 26.
2 Press Jog Dial.
3Turn Jog Dial up to make “EDIT” flash and
press Jog Dial.
The cursor flashes at the last character of the
J
name.
4Turn Jog Dial down to erase the characters and
enter the new name.
If you want to change only the number, skip this
step.
5 Press Jog dial.
The cursor flashes at the last digit of the phone
number.
6 Turn Jog Dial down to erase the number and
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enter the new number.
I
If you don’t want to change the number, skip
this step.
7 Press Jog Dial.
You will hear a long confirmation beep and the
name and/or the number is changed.

Phone Directory (continued)
Erasing a memory location
Display the name and phone number you want
to erase by doing steps 1 and 2 in “Mahg calls
from the Phone Directory”.
Press Jog Dial.
Turn Jog Dial up to make “ERASE” flash and
press Jog Dial.
Tip
Youmay pie35 m&cl to make a cdl wtead Of doing steps 3and 1.
About the search order
The names amear in the follawina order when YOU turn Jaz Dial UP or
dawn. .’
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. Alphabetical order: ABC.. XYZ - symbols - t - D - 0 9
T T
. !.nitial character: To search for “50NY” for example, press Q and
then him Jog Dial to search through the names starting with P, Q, R,
s or 7.
Turn Jog Dial up to make “YES” flash, then press Jog Dial.
You hear a long confirmation beep and the memory location
is erased.
Making calls from the Phone Directory
-1 Press Jog Dial.
“DIRECTORY” appears on the
display.
2 Display the name and phone number
you want to call.
To search in alphabetical order: Turn
Jog Dial up or down.
To search by entering the initial
character: Press the dialing key of the
desired character, then turn Jog Dial.
Press Jog Dial again.
The phone number will be dialed,
Setting the ringer type
You CM select a ringer type of the handset from four type
Turn Jog Dial up to make “RINGER”
flash.
Press Jog Dial.
The current ringer type appears
Press one of the dialing keys (0 to
a)) to select a linger type.
You will hear the corresponding ringer
tone.
Turning off the ringer of the handset
1 Pelfoml steps I to 3 on page 28
2 Press CD.
You wdl hear a confirmation beep.
3 Press (OFF)
When “RINGER” is set to “RINGER OFF”
Ihe handset won’t ring. You can still make calls. and also receive
calls if mother telephone connected to the same line rings to inform
you on incoming cak.
To turn the ringer on again
Fallow the instructions described in “Setting the ringer type” on
page 28.
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Paging
You can page the handset kom the base tit.
Note that you cannot page if the hand.%3 is in use.
Caller ID Features
Understanding the Caller ID service
To Page
Press (HANDSET LOCATOR).
The handset rings for about one
minute.
To stop ringing, press (OFF) on
the handset.
Looking at the Caller ID list
The phone stem he data of the last 20 calls received including “OUT
OF AREA” and “PRIVATE” cdls. It keeps track of ail calls received;
ewn if they were not answered.
Viewing the Caller ID list
You cm look through the Caller ID list to check the phone number
a,,d,or name of the calls received.
Turn Jog Dial
The display shows the number
of “NEW” (calls which you have
not viewed) and “OLD” (calls
which you have viewed) calls.
/NEW
Turn Jog dial down to display
older data or up to display
newer data.
About the 2” mark “i” appears if
theIe are InOre than two calls
from the same phone number. The older data
will be replaced by the new data, so the calls
are counted as only one call.
Erasing data from the Caller ID list
Old data will be erased automahcally when a 21si call comes in, but
you cm also mmualiy erase unnecessary data one by one or erase the
entire list.
To erase the phone number one by one
1 Display the phone number you want to erase
from the Caller ID list (see page 32).
2 Press Jog Dial.
3 Turn Jog Dial up to make “ERASE” flash and
press Jog Dial.
4 Turn Jog Dial up to make “YES” flash, then
press Jog Dial.
You will hear a long confnmation beep and the
data is erased.
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Looking at the Caller ID list (COntinUed)
To erase the entire list at once
1Display any Caller ID data.
2 Press Jog Dial.
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3 Turn Jog Dial up to make “ERASE” flash and
press Jog Dial.
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4 Turn Jog Dial up to make “ALL” flash, then
press Jog Dial.
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5Turn Jog Dial up to make “YES” flash, then
press Jog Dial.
You will hear a long confirmation beep and the
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entire list is erased.
Using the Caller ID list (continued)
Storing a number of the Caller ID list into To change the number of digits of the phone
the Phone Directory number
1 Display the name and phone number you want
to store from the Caller ID list (see page 32).
2 Confirm the number and press Jog Dial.
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3 Turn Jog Dial up to make “PGM” flash and
press Jog Dial.
The NSOI flashes at the end of the name.
Enter or change the name, if necessary (see page
2.5).
4 Press Jag Dial.
The cursor flashes at the end of the phone
number.
Enter or change the phone number, if necessary
(see page 25).
5 Press Jog Dial again.
You will hear a long confirmation beep and the
me and number are stored.
Using the Caller ID list
Calling back a number from the Caller ID list
1 Display the phone number you
want to call from the Caller ID
list (see page 32).
Confirm the number and press
be dial.
Press Jog dial again
The phone automatically dials
the displayed number.
If the number of digits of the phone number in the Caller ID list is
different from the actual phone number, you need to adjust the
number of di@s of the phone number to call back or store into the
Phone Directory.
1 While the phone number from the Caller ID list is displayed,
press a repeatedly until the phone number with the
correct number of digits appears on the display.
Each time you press a, the number of digits changes as
foUows.
When the home area code and the local area code do
not match
When the home area code matches
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Using the Caller ID list (continued)
When the local area code matches
2 Contime the operation to call or store the phone number
with the correct number of digits (pages 35 and 36).
Using visual message waiting service
If you sub&be to your telephone company’s message senice which
includes this feature, ttw display will show that you have messages
waiting to be retrieved
If you have messages
“MESSAGES WAITMY will appear on
the display, and the MESSAGES lamp on
the base umt flashes.
The display and the MESSAGES lamp will
go off when you rebieve your messages.
If the MESSAGES lamp remains flashing
If this lamp daes not go off (e.g. When you retrieve your messages
with other phonea), you cm go oft the lamp manually.
To go off the MESSAGES lamp
1 Press 0.
3 Press Jog Dial.
The MESSAGES lamp on the base tit goes off,
and you will hear a long confiiation beep.
Using “Caller ID with call waiting”
service
This telephone is compatible with the “Caller ID WI& caU waiting”
service. Make wre that your telephone company offers this service.
Like the basic C&r ID semce. you need to subscribe to “Caller ID
with cdl waiting” in order to use this service.
Even though you may have already subscribed to “Caller ID” and
“call waiting” as two separate sewices, you need to request a
subscription to “Caller ID with call waiting” as a single service.
This is a new service that combines the lwo services.
Even though you now have a “Caller ID with call waiting”
comwtible ohone. unless YOU subscribe to the combined “Caller ID
v&call wditing” service,you will not be able to see the name
and number of the second caller.
When a new ca” comes in while you are tal!ung, you hear two short
beep. The ca,kr’a name and/or phone number of the new call appears
on the display for about 20 seconds.
To switch to another caller
--I To swtch to the new caller,
press (CALL WNrING, w.ASH)
2
To switch back to the first caller,
press (CALL WAITING, FLASH)
again
If you move or change your telephone company
Message waiting signals m sent in me of two ways: FSK signaling or
“stuttd signaling c(ou telephone company can provide you with
more information about your service).
The first time this phone receives a voice mail message, It will set itself
to the FSK service and will lock out the stutter service if your
telephone company is in FSK service.
When you move or change your telephone company, you need to reset
this phone. To reset, perform the following procedure. The phone will
Wurns to ready state for either FSK orstutter dial tone voice mail
recognition
To reset this phone
1 Press IPGM).
2 Pres?.@l.
3 Turn Jog Dial up to make “RESET” flash and
press Jog Dial.
You will hear a long confirmation beep and the
phone is reset.
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SECTION 2
DISASSEMBLY
Note : This set can be disassemble according to the following sequence.
HANDSET q CASE (REAR) + RF UNIT (HS), HAND MAIN BOARD
BASE UNIT I, BASE (BOTTOM) q BASE MAIN BOARD + RF UNIT (BU) q LED BOARD
Note : Follow the disassembly procedure in the numerical order given.
2-1. CASE (REAR)
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9
case (rear)
P
battery case
0
2-2. RF UNIT (HS), HAND MAIN BOARD
lid (HS)
moval the solders.
HAND MAIN board
charge terminals

2-3. BASE (BOTTOM)
BTP 3x12 . base (bottom)
P
BTP 3x12
2-4. BASE MAIN BOARD
$
screws (3x30)
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p BASE~*,Nboard
Removal the solders.
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2-5. RF UNIT (BU)
PBTP 3x12
2-6. LED BOARD
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SECTION 3
ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS
3-1. HANDSET
1. Test Mode
Entry- Press “PGM” key and enter “**TEST” on keypad.
Alternative entry- Write 99h into LSB of location 9 in EEPROM
Exit- Press on “OFF” key.
LCD test- Press the “7” key.
Toggle TX power- Press the “0” key.
Increment RF channel- Press the “#” key.
2. Test Equipment Required and Connection
- HAND MAIN BOARD -
Cl029 Cl031
- RF UNIT (HS) -
BATTERY 1
3.6V 1
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UlOOl
Jl
3. Verify Procedure
counter
1.j
Item
18.4MHz Frequency Error
Remark
Connect the frequency counter to the test point Jl, press “0” key to turn on the TX power. Then, check
the frequency + 1 kHz. If the result is within + 1 kHz, then no adjustment required. Otherwise, refer to
item 4. for Adjustment Procedure.
4. Adjustment Procedure
Item Adjustment Element
Remark
18.4MHz Frequency Error Cl030 1. Remove C 103 1 from the HAND MAIN board.
2. Solder an 20PF chip capacitor Cl030 (l-164-160-11) on the
HAND MAIN board (in parallel of C1029).
3. Connect the frequency counter to the test point Jl. Adjust for 0 Hz +1 kHz.
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3-2. BASE UNIT
1. Test Mode
Entry- Simultaneously press the “HANDSET LOCATOR’ key and toggle the “DIAL MODE” switch. When in test mode, the “LINE” and
“CHARGE” LEDs will be light on.
Alternative entry- Write 99h into LSB of location 9 in EEPROM.
Exit- Remove the AC power adaptor.
Toggle TX power- DIAL MODE switch (S2001)
T (TONE) position : TX ON
P (PULSE) position : TX OFF
Increment RF channel- Press the “HANDSET LOCATOR’ key.
2. Test Equipment Required and Connection
frequency
counter
- BASE MAIN BOARD
- BASE MAIN BOARD
(SIDE B) - (SIDE A) -
3. Verify Procedure
Item Remark
18.4MHz Frequency Error Connect the frequency counter to the test point Jl, press “0” key to turn on the TX power. Then, check
the frequency c 1 kHz. If the result is within f 1 kHz, then no adjustment required. Otherwise, refer to
item 4. for Adiustment Procedure.
4. Adjustment Procedure
Item Adjustment Element Remark
18.4MHz Frequency Error C2016 1. Remove C2017 from the BASE MAIN board.
2. Solder an 20PF chip capacitor C20 16 (I- 164- 160- 11) on the
BASE MAIN board (in parallel of C2015).
3. Connect the frequency counter to the test point J 1. Adjust for 0 Hz ir 1 kHz.
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SECTION 5
EXPLODED VIEWS
NOTE:
l The mechanical parts with no reference
number in the exploded views are not supplied.
l Items marked “*” are not stocked since
they are seldom required for routine service.
Some delay should be anticipated
when ordering these items.
l -XX and -X mean standardized parts, so
they may have some difference from the
original one.
l Color Indication of Appearance Parts
Example :
KNOB, BALANCE (WHITE) (RED)
t t
Parts Color Cabinet’s Color
5-l. HANDSET SECTION
l Accessories and packing materials are
given in the last of this parts list.
Ref. No
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Part No. Descrbtion Remark Ref No. Part No. DescriDtion
1 3-038-147-01 KEY(HS),RUBBER (ID970)
15 3-041-535-01 FELT,RX
2
3
4
5
6
a
9
10 3-038-080-01 CASE(REAR) (HAND)
11 3-038-083-01 LID (HS), BATTERYCASE
12 4-356-741-21 SCREW,TAPPlNG (BIND 2X8)
13 4-356-741-11 SCREW,TAPPlNG (BIND 2X6)
14 3-038-085-01 KNOB (HS),VOL
3-038-147-11 KEY(HS),RUBBER(ID971) * 16
A-3672-865-A HAND MAIN BOARD,COMPLETE(ID970)
3-038-079-01 CASE (FRONT)(HAND) * 16 A-3672-898-A HAND MAIN BOARD,COMPLETE(ID971)
3-041-211-01 RUBBER,MlCROPHONE 17 3-038-084-01 DIFFUSER(HS)
3-038-081-01 LENS(HS) 18 3-041-536-01 SHEET
3-041-520-01 HOLDER(HS), LCD
3-041-537-01 RING,CUSHION RECEIVER
3-041-212-01 CUSHION,SPEAKER
A-3672-864-A RF UNlT(HS)
7-685-548-19 SCREWtBTP 3X12TYPE2 N-S
19 3-041-547-01 COVER (HS), HOOK
ANT10011-754-103-11 ANTENNA
JlOOl 3-041-208-01 TERMINAL,CHARGE
J1002 3-041-208-01 TERMINAL,CHARGE
J1003 3-041-210-01 TERMINAL, BATTERY
Remark
J1004 3-041-210-01 TERMINAL,BATTERY
LCDlOOi l-803-832-11 LCD MODULE
U1003 l-542-260-31 MICROPHONE,ELECTRETCONDENSER
U1005 l-505-593-11 SPEAKER (2.8cm)
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5-2. BASE UNIT SECTION
Ref. No
-
* 51
52
53
54
55
56 4-356-741-21 SCREWTAPPING ( BI ND 2x8)
57 A-3672-867-A RFUNlT(BU)
* 58 l-676-045-11 LED BOARD
59 3-038-088-01 KEY, PA G E
60 3-038-092-01 BASE, LENS
J1003,
No. Part Descrbtion
A-3672-868-A BASE MAIN BOARD,COMPLETE
7-685-548-19 SCREWtBTP3X12TYPEP N-S
3-044-144-01 TERMINAL BOARD,ANTENNA
3-041-551-01 BASE,STUD
3-044-146-01 SCREW (3X30)
64
‘52 52’
Remark Ref. No.
No. Part
Description
61 3-038-090-01
HOOK
62 3-o3a-086-01 BASE(TOP)(ID970)
62 3-038-086-11 BASE(TOP)(ID971)
63 3-044-143-01
PLATE,ANTENNA RETAINER
64 3-038-091-01 KNOB,TPSW
65 3-038-087-01 BA SE (BOTTOM)
66 3-041-534-01
FOOT,RUBBER
ANT2001 I-501-999-31 ANTENNA
J1003 3-041-209-01 SPRING,CHARGE
J1004 3-041-209-01 SPRING,CHARGE
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SECTION 6
ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST
1BASE MAIN /
NOTE:
l Due to standardization, replacements in
the parts list may be different from the
parts specified in the diagrams or the
components used on the set.
l -XX and -X mean standardized parts, so
they may have some difference from the
original one.
l RESISTORS
All resistors are in ohms.
METAL:Metal-film resistor.
METAL OXIDE: Metal oxide-film resistor.
F:nonflammable
The components identified by
mark a or dotted line with mark
n are critical for safety.
Replace only with part number
specified.
l Items marked
“*:” are not stocked since
they are seldom required for routine service.
Some delay should be anticipated
when ordering these items.
l SEMICONDUCTORS
In each case, u : p, for example:
uA.. : PA.. UPA.
uPB.. : yPB.. UPC.
l CAPACITORS
uF: pF
l COILS
uH: uH
pPA..
pPC.. uPD.. : pPD
I
Les composants identifies par une
marque n sont critiques pour
la securite.
Ne les remplacer que par une piece
portant le numero specific. A
When indicating parts by reference
number, please include the board.
Ref. No. Part No. Descriution Remark
C2017 l-162-964-11 CERAMIC CHIP O.OOiuF 10% 5ov
C2018 l-107-826-11 CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10% 16V
C2019 l-126-963-11 ELECT 4.7uF 20% 5ov
C2020 1-107-826-11 CERAMICCHIP O.luF 10% 16V
C2021 l-107-826-11
CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10% 16V
Remark
C2026 1-107-826-11
C2027 l-107-826-11
C2028 l-107-826-11
C2029 1-107-826-11
C2030 l-107-826-11
C2031 l-107-826-11
C2034 1-127-675-11
C2035 l-135-201-11
C2036 1-135-201-11
C2037 1-115-156-11
C2038 1-115-156-11
C3047 1-162-964-11
C3048 I-162-964-11
C3060 1-162-964-11
D1006 l-801-730-11
D1007 8-719-911-55
01008 8-719-911-55
D1009 8-719-911-55
DlOlO 8-719-911-55
DlOll 8-719-909-90
D1012 8-719-909-90
D1015 8-719-909-90
D1016 8-719-909-90
D2001 8-719-077-35
J1001 1-779-215-11
J1006 1-565-999-11
LlOOl l-408-117-00
L1003 l-408-117-00
L1004 1-408-117-00
L1005 l-408-117-00
L1006 1-408-117-00
No. Ref. Part No.
DescriWon
*
Cl001
A-3672-868-A BASEMAlNBOARD,COMPLETE
*i;*%*:%**~*a**~*g++:::+4::~.~~~~
<CAPACITOR>
l-104-665-11 ELECT 1OOuF 20%
1-126-933-11
ELECT 1OOuF 20%
1-102-973-00 CERAMIC IOOPF 5%
1-l 02-973-00 CERAMIC 1OOPF 5%
i-109-994-11 CERAMIC CHIP 2.2uF 10%
25V
16V
5ov
5ov
iov
Cl004
Cl006
Cl007
Cl 009
CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10% 16V
CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10% 16V
CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10% 16V
CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10% 16V
CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10% 16V
Cl010 1-165-176-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.047uF 10%
Cl012 l-162-967-11 CERAMICCHIP 0.0033uF 10%
Cl013 l-107-826-11 CERAMICCHIP O.luF 10%
Cl014 1-107-826-11 CERAMICCHIP O.luF 10%
Cl015 l-162-967-11 CERAMICCHIP 0.0033uF 10%
16V
5ov
16V
16V
5ov
CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10% 16V
ELECT 22uF 10% iov
TANTALUM CHIP 1OuF
20% 4v
TANTALUM CHIP 1OuF 20% 4v
CERAMICCHIP 1uF iov
Cl016 1-164-862-11 CERAMICCHIP 33PF 5%
Cl017 l-164-940-11 CERAMICCHIP 0.0033uF 10%
Cl018
1-162-927-11 CERAMIC CHIP 1OOPF 5%
Cl020 1-164-862-11 CERAMICCHIP 33PF 5%
Cl021 1-164-940-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.0033uF 10%
16V
16V
5ov
16V
16V
CERAMICCHIP 1uF 1ov
CERAMIC CHIP O.OOiuF 10% 5ov
CERAMIC CHIP 0,OOiuF 10% 5ov
CERAMICCHIP O.OOiuF 10% 5ov
<DIODE> Cl022 1-162-927-11 CERAMICCHIP IOOPF 5%
Cl023 l-107-826-11
CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10%
Cl024 1-162-919-11
CERAMICCHIP 22PF 5%
Cl025 1-164-227-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.022uF 10%
Cl026 1-164-227-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.022uF 10%
5ov
16V
5ov
25V
25V
VARISTOR
DIODE U05G
DIODE U05G
DIODE U05G
DIODE UO5GCl027 l-162-114-00 CERAMIC CHIP 0.047uF 10%
Cl028 l-165-176-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.047uF 10%
Cl 029 1-162-919-11
CERAMIC CHIP 22PF 5%
Cl030 l-107-826-11 CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10%
Cl031 1-128-582-11 ELECT 1OuF 20%
2KV
16V
5ov
16V
6.3V
DIODE BAV99
DIODE BAV99
DIODE BAV99
DIODE BAV99
DIODE BB555 Cl032 l-107-826-11 CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10%
c2001 l-107-826-11 CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10%
c2002 l-107-826-11
CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10%
C2003 l-107-826-11 CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10%
C2004 1-126-964-11
ELECT 1OuF 20%
16V
16V
16V
16V
5ov
<JACK>
JACK,DC(DCIN 9V)
JACK,MODULAR 2P(LINE)
<COIL>
C2006 l-107-826-11 CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10%
C2007
1-162-919-11 CERAMIC CHIP 22PF 5%
C2008 l-164-227-11
CERAMIC CHIP 0.022uF 10%
c2009 1-162-918-11 CERAMIC CHIP 18PF 5%
c2010
1-162-962-11 CERAMICCHIP 470PF 10%
16V
5ov
25V
5ov
5ov
MICROINDUCTOR 1OuH
MICROINDUCTOR 10uH
MICROINDUCTOR 10uH
MICROINDUCTOR 1OuH
MICROINDUCTOR IOuH
c2011 1-126-964-11 ELECT IOuF 20% 5ov
c2012 l-107-826-11 CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10% 16V
C2013
1-162-964-11 CERAMIC CHIP O.OOluF 10%
5ov
C2014 1-162-912-11 CERAMICCHIP 7PF 0.5PF 5ov
C2015 1-162-915-11 CERAMICCHIP IOPF 0.5PF 5ov <TRANSISTOR>
Cl1006 8-729-026-06 TRANSISTOR MMBT3904LTi
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Ref. No. Part No. Description
QlOO7 8-729-113-08 TRANSISTOR 2N3906
(11008 8-729-026-06 TRANSISTOR MMBT3904LTl
Cl2001 8-729-026-07 TRANSISTOR MMBT3906LTi
(12003 8-729-050-67 TRANSISTOR SST297AT116
<RESISTOR>
RlOlO l-216-841-11 METALCHIP 47K
RIO11 l-216-833-11 METALCHIP 10K
R1012 l-218-271-11 RES,CHIP 2K
RI015 l-219-632-11 METALCHIP 8.2
RI016 l-216-833-11 METAL CHIP IOK
Rl017 l-216-833-11 METALCHIP 10K
RI018 I-216-825-11 METALCHIP 2.2K
Rl019 i-216-845-11 METALCHIP IOOK
RI020 l-216-818-11 METALCHIP 560
RI021 l-216-820-11 METALCHIP 820
RI022 l-216-812-11 METALCHIP 180
R1023 l-216-812-11 METALCHIP 180
RI024 l-218-345-11 RES,CHIP 9.lK
RI025 1-216-837-11 METALCHIP
22K
R1026 l-218-292-11 RES,CHIP 20K
Rl027 i-218-292-11 RES,CHIP
RI028 l-216-833-11 METALCHIP
RI029 l-219-570-11 METALCHIP
R1031 I-259-880-11 CARBON
RI032 l-219-570-1 METALCHIP
RI033 1-219-570-l
R1034 1-259-880-I
RI035 1-219-570-i
RI036 1-220-869-l
R1037 1-220-869-i
METALCHIP
CARBON
METALCHIP
RES,CHIP
RES,CHIP
RI038 l-216-833-11 METAL CHIP IOK
R1039 l-216-833-11 METALCHIP 10K
RI042 l-216-848-11 METALCHIP 180K
RI043 l-216-845-11 METALCHIP IOOK
R1044 1-219-570-11 METALCHIP
10M
RI045 l-219-570-11 METALCHIP 10M
R1046 1-216-857-11 METALCHIP 1M
RI047 l-216-857-11 METALCHIP 1M
R1048 I-216-833-11 METALCHIP 10K
RI049 l-216-833-11 METALCHIP IOK
RI050 l-218-288-11 RES,CHIP 300
R2001 l-216-813-11 METALCHIP 220
R2003 l-216-813-11 METALCHIP
220
R2004 l-216-813-11 METALCHIP 220
R2005 l-216-813-11 METALCHIP
220
R2009 l-216-823-11 METALCHIP 1.5K
R2010 l-216-833-11 METALCHIP IOK
R2011 l-216-864-11 METALCHIP 0
R2015 l-218-161-11 RES,CHIP 62K
R2017 1-218-166-11 RES,CHIP 300K
R2018 l-218-161-11 RES,CHIP
R2019 1-216-841-11 METALCHIP
20K
10K
IOM
2.2M
IOM
10M
2.2M
10M
1.6M
1.6M
62K
47K
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1 %
1 %
1%
5%
Remark
Ref. No. Part No. Descrbtion Remark
R2020 i-218-292-11 RES,CHIP 20K 5% lll6W
R2021 I-216-821-11 METALCHIP 1K 5% 1/16W
R2023
R2025
R2026
1116W
lil6W
1/16W
l/lOW
1/16W
-216-833-11 METALCHIP IOK 5% 1/16W
-216-849-11 METALCHIP 220K 5% 1/16W
-216-846-11 METALCHIP 120K 5% 1/16W
-218-292-11 RES,CHIP 20K 5% 1/16W
-216-833-11 METALCHIP 10K 5% 1/16W
R2028
R2030
R2032
-216-833-l
R2033 1-216-864-l
R2034 1-216-864-l
1 METALCHIP
IOK 5% 1/16W
1 METALCHIP 0 5%
lll6W
1 METALCHIP 0 5% 1/16W
1/16W
lll6W
ll16W
1/16W
lll6W
R2035 l-216-835-1 1 METALCHIP
15K
5% 1/16W
R3011 1-216-861-l 1 METALCHIP 2.2M 5% 1/16W
<SWITCH>
S2001 I-571-377-11 SWITCH,SLIDE (DIAL MODE)
lll6W
1/16W
1116W
1/16W
1116W
<LINETRANSFORMER>
TIOOI l-431-208-11 TRANSFORMER,LINE
<IC>
1116W
UlOOl 8-759-391-69 IC MC78M05CDT
ll16W U1002
8-719-821-66 PHOTOCOUPLER TLP627
1/16W UlOO3 8-759-700-44
IC NJM2902M
ll4W U2001 X-3378-158-1 ASlCASSY(ASIC BOARD,COMPLETE)
1116W U2002 8-759-466-52 IC CAT93C86S-LElO
lll6W
1/4w
ll16W
lil6W
1/16W
U2003 8-759-651-11 IC LP2981lM5-3.0
<FUSE>
WI001 I-533-842-11 FUSE(250mA/250V)
1/16W
1/16W
lll6W
lll6W
1/16W
<VIBRATOR>
1/16W
1/16W
1/16W
1116W
1/16W
:*
A-3672-865-A HAND MAIN BOARD,COMPLETE(ID970)
*
A-3672-898-A HAND MAIN BOARD,COMPLETE(ID971)
***************************
<CAPACITOR>
1/16W
1/16W
1/16W
lil6W
1/16W
Cl001 l-162-964-11 CERAMICCHIP O.OOluF 10% 5ov
Cl002 I-162-970-11 CERAMICCHIP O.OluF 10% 25V
Cl003 I-107-826-11 CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10% 16V
Cl004 l-107-826-11 CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10% 16V
Cl005 l-164-346-11 CERAMICCHIP 1uF 16V
lll6W
1/16W
1/16W
l/lOW
l/lOW
Cl006 1-162-970-11 CERAMICCHIP O.OluF 10% 25V
Cl009 I-164-346-11 CERAMICCHIP IuF 16V
Cl011 l-107-826-1
CERAMIC CHIP O.luF
10% 16V
Cl012 1-110-501-1 CERAMICCHIP 0.33uF 10% 16V
Cl013 l-135-201-1 TANTALUMCHIP 1OuF 20% 4v
l/lOW
1116W
Cl014 1-107-826-l CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10% 16V
Cl015 1-107-826-I CERAMIC CHIP O.luF 10% 16V
Cl016 l-162-919-1
CERAMICCHIP 22PF 5% 5ov
- 35 -