sunair ASB-100A User manual
sunair
e
ectronics,
inc.
3181
S.W.
Tbird
Avenue, Fort
Leilderdale,
Florida
33315-3389,
U.S.A.
OPERATION
AND
MAINTENANCE
MANUAL
SSB
TRANSCEIVER
6th
EDITION,
1
JANUARY,
1982
MANU
AL
PART
NUMBER
0993980007
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TRAINING
PROGRAMS
Sunair offers Training Programs of varying lengths to cover operation, service,
and maintenance.bf
al1
Sunair manufacturedequipment. Uptoeight technicians
can be accomodated
in
these programs.
For
more information, contact:
ProductSupportITraining Director
Sunair Electronics, Inc.
3101
S.
W.
Third Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 3331
5
USA
Telephone: (305)
525-1
505
Telex:
51
-4443
Cable: Sunair
FIL-
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IN
CASE
OF DIFFICULTY
If your Sunair Electronics, Inc. equi pment, develops a malfunction,
please follow the steps out1ined below to expedite your equipment
repair.
1.
Note al1 of the symtoms of the problem, i.e, when does it occur;
how often;
which
modes of operation work, which do not; and
anything else which might assist in problem solving.
2.
Note mode1 number and serial number.
3.
When and from whom (dealer, representat
i
ve or
f
actory) equipment
was acquired.
4.
Note peripheral equipment being used in conjunction with the
Sunair equipment. 1s the peripheral equipment working properly?
After determining the answers
to
the above, contact your dealer or
representative and discuss
the
problem with him, he may be able to
fix
the problem locally, avoiding shipping delays. If it becomes
necessary to return the equipment to the factory, please follow the
procedures outlined in Section
II
of this manual.
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SUNAIR ASB-100A
Section
Page
Section Page
1 GENERAL INFOKMA'flON
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1-1
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1.1 System Description
1-1
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.
1.2 Specifications
I
I
1.3 Equipment Supplied
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1-2
1.4 Equipment Required Rut Not
Supplied
...........................
1..2
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1.5 Optional Equipment (Not Supplied)
1-3
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1.6 Description
1-3
1.6.1 SCU-l0 Control Unit
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1-3
......
1.6.2 KE-1000 Recciver/Exciter 1-3
1.6.3 PA-IOIOA Power Amplifier/
.................
Power Supply 1-3
...................
1.6.4 Accessories 1-4
......................
1.6.5 Options 1-4
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11
INSTALLATION 2-1
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2.1 General 2-1
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2.2 Unpacking 2-1
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2.3 Reshipping 2-1
2.4 Installation
Considerations
and Mounting
........................
Information 2-1
2.4.1 Type and Location of Antenna to
...................
be Installed 2-2
2.4.2 Factors to Consider before
Installation
of
a Fixed Antenna
..
2-2
2.4.3 Installation of SCU-I0 Control
.........................
IJnit 2-2
2.4.4 Installation of RE-1000 and
....................
PA-1010A 2-2
2.4.5 Static
Dischargers
.............
2-2
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2.4.6 Microphone 2-9
............................
2.5 Cabling 2-9
2.6
Checks and Adjustments after
.........................
Installation 2-9
...................
2.6.1 Channeling 2-9
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2.6.2 Transmitter Output-AM 2-9
2.6.3 Transmitter Output-SSB
........
2-9
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2.6.4 Sidetonc 2-9
2.6.5 Antenna Coupler
.............
2-10
....................
2.6.6 RFGain 2-10
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2.6.7 Volume Control 2-10
.....................
2.6.8 Clarificr 2-10
2.6.9
Aircraft Power-Up
............
2-10
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111
THEORY
OF
OPEKATION 3-1
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3.1 Gcncral 3-1
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3.2 ASB-100A System 3-1
3.3 Excitcr
.............................
3-1
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3.3.1 Mike Amplifier, ZlOO 3-1
......
3.3.2 Ralanccd Modulator, 2200 3-1
.......
3.3.3 Carrier Oscillator, Z500A 3-3
3.3.4 Amplifier, 2200
...............
3-3
........................
3.3.5 Filter 3-3
3.3.6 Emittcr Follower and ALC,
2800
.........................
3-3
.........
3.3.7 Compatible AM Mode 3-3
3 3.8 1650
kHz
Amplifier and Emitter
Follower, 2300
................
3-3
3 3.9 Balanced Mixer, 2300
..........
3-3
.............
3.3.10 Channcl Oscillator 3-4
.........
3.3.1
1
Tuned Amplifier, 2300 3-4
3.3.12 Emitter Follower Driver, 2300
.
.
3-4
......
3 3.13 Wideband Amplifier, 2400 3-4
.......
3.4 Powcr Amplifier/Power Supply 3-4
..............
3.4.1 Amplifier Section 3-4
.................
3.4.2 Powcr Supply 3-5
3.5 Receiver
............................
3-5
....................
3.5.1 SSB Mode
3-5
....................
3.5.2 AM Mode 3-7
..............
3.6 Controls and Indicators 3-9
..............
3.6.1 General Controls
3-9
3.6.2 Control Unit
..................
3-9
...........
3.6.3 Automatic Controls 3-10
1V ALIGNMENT PROCEDURES
............
4.1
4.1 General
...........................
-4-1
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4.2 Test Equipment 4.1
4.3 Alignment of Receiver/ Exciter
........
4-1
4.4 Alignment of Power Amplifier
.........
4-5
V MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLE-
.............................
SHOOTING 5-1
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5.1 Preventive Maintenance 5-1
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5.2 General Malfunction 5-1
...................
5.2.1 Power Loss
5-1
5.2.2 Relays, Connectors, and
Switchcs
.....................
5-1
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5.2.3 Effects of Damage 5-2
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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
(Continued)
Section
Page
Section
Page
5.3
Trouble Locatioil and Testirig
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5-2
VI
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FREQtJENCV
5.4
Exciter..
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5-2
CHANGE
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6-1
5.5
Receiver.
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5-4
6.1
Method of Prequency Change
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6-1
5.6 Power Amplifier] Power Supply
.
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5-6
6.2 Replacing Components
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6-1
5.7
Control Unit
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5-8
6.3
Wiring for Compatible AM Mode
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6-1
6.4
Turiing Procedure
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.6-1
VI1 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS AND PARTS
I.IST
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7-1
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LlST
OF
ILLUSTRATIONS
Figure Page
Sunair ASB-100A SSB ~ommunica~ions
..............................
Equipment iv
Installation Dimensions. SCU-IO Control
Unit
....................................
2-3
Installation Dimensions. PA-IOIOA
............
Power Amplifier/Power Supply 2-3
Installation Dimensions. RE-1000
.........................
Receiverl Exciter
2-4
Interconnect Diagram. ASB-100A/ CU-
1
10
..................................
Systcm 2-5
MCU-30. ASB-100A. Control Head Schematic
...................
and Mounting Diagram 2-6
Interconnect Diagram. ASB-100A/
...................
ACU-ISOA
(
)
System 2-8
Block Diagram. Exciter and Power
Amplifier
...............................
3-2
..................
Block Diagram. Receiver 3-6
........
Example of Frequency Relationships 3-8
................
ReceiverjExciter. Top View 5-9
............
ReceiverlExciter. Bottom View 5-10
Power Amplifier/Power Supply.
..............................
Top View 5-1
1
Power Amplifier/Power Supply.
Front View
.............................
5-12
Figure Page
5.5 Power AmplifierlPower Supply.
...........................
Bottom View 5-13
...........
5.6 Control Unit SCU.10. Top View 5-14
..................
5.7 Wafer Switch Diagrams 5-15
.....................
5.8 Channeling Diagram 5-16
......................
5.9 ASB-100ATestSet 5-17
.
......................
5
IO
Test Set Schematic 5-18
.........
5.11 Test Set Interconnection Diagram 5-19
..............
7.1 PA-IOIOA PA/PS Schematic 7-4
7.2
RE-
1000 ReceivcrlExciter Schematic
........
7-6
7.3 1000
Hz
Tone Oscillator Schematic
........
7-9
7.4 PCB ALC Amplifier, 2900
...............
7-10
.......................
7.5 PCB Power Supply 7-11
...............
7.6 PCB Mike Amplifier, ZlOO 7-12
7.7 PCB Balanced Modulator, 2200
...........
7-13
...............
7.8 PCB Exciter/Audio, Z300B 7-14
7.9 PCB Wideband Amp, 2400
...............
7-15
7.10 PCB Receiver Oscillator, 2500
............
7-16
............
7.1
1
PCB Carrier Oscillator, Z500A 7-17
7.12 PCB Exciter. Z300A
.....................
7-18
7.13 PCB Exciter Tune Circuit 2700
...........
7-19
7.14 PCB Receive Tune Circuit 2600
...........
7-20
...........
7.15 SCU-IO Control Unit Schematic 7-21
7.16
RF
lnvertcr Assembly ZlOOl
..............
7-22
LlST
OF
TABLES
Table Page Table Page
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5.1 ASB-100A Relays 5-1 5.5 SCU-IO Troubleshooting 5-8
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5.2 Exciter Troubleshooting 5-3 6.1 Ciistomi7ing Components and Crystals
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6-2
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5.3 Receiver Troubleshooting 5-4 6.2 Summary of Frequency-Dependent
5.4
Power Amplifier/ Power Supply Components
.............................
6-3
.........................
Troubleshooting 5-6 7.1 Recommended Spare Parts List
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7-23
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SCU-10 CONTROL UNlT
CONTROL UNlT
(OPTIONAL)
PA-1010A POWER AMPLIFIER/ RE-1000 RECEIVER/
POWER SUPPLY EXCITER
Figure
1
.l.
ASB-100A
SSB Communications Equipment
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SUNAIR ASB-IOOA
SECTION
1
GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
TheASB-IOOA SSBCommunication Equipment is
a lightweight, airborne 10-channel, single sideband
(SSB) and compatible amplitude modulated (AM)
transmitting-receiving system designed for long
range voice communications in the 2-18
MHz
fre-
quency range. The system consists of three units:
RE-1000 ReceiverIExciter, PA-IO
I
OA Power
Amplif'ier/Power Supply, and SCU-IO Control
unit. (The optional MCU-30 Miniature Control
unit can
he
substituted for the SCU-10.)
Input Power:
Receive:
.
.
.........
.3amps at 14 volts 2.5
amps at 28 volts
..........
Transmit: .14 amps at 14volts
9
amps at 28 volts
TRANSMITTER:
........
Power Output AM: 25 Watts Carrier
SSB: 100 Watts
PEP
nominal
Output Impedance
....
.50 ohms, nominal
....
Frequency Stability
f
20
Hz
1.2
SPECIFICATIONS
..............
Sidetone Adjustable to lOOmw
Qualified under FAA Technieal Standard Order into 500 ohms
C3
1
b and C32b, environmental category
CAAAAAX. Duty Cycle..
..........
Continuous
Typeacceptedunder FCCRegulations, Parts83,85 RECEIVER:
and 87. Input Impedance..
....
.50 ohms nominal
...
Frequency Range
.....
.2,000 to 18,000
KHz
Frcqucncy Stability .0.0025%
Number of Channels
...
10
single or double fre- Clarifier
..............
Provided for tone
qucncy simplex control
...........
Channel frequency
.....
Unlimited Selectivity .AM: 6.0
kHz,
6db
spacing down
20
kHz,
60db
Channeling time
......
.2seconds maximum down
SSB:
2.0
kHz,
6db
Modes of operation
...
.Compatible amplitude down
modulation, receive and 6.5
kHz,
60db
transmit down
Sensitivity
...........
.AM: 2uv for 6db signal-
Upper sideband, receive plus-noise to noise
and transmit ratio or better
Lower sideband, receive
and transmit
SSB: 0.7uv for lOdb
signal-plus-noise
to noise ratio or
better
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Gain
.................
Not inore thari 10uv for Airdio Kespoiise
......
.Output will not Vary
lOOmw output more than 8db from 350
to 3,000 cps
AGC
................
.Output will riot Vary
more than l0db with an Audio Distortion
.....
.AM: Not more than
input from 10 to 20% at l00mw
500,000~~
SSR:
Not more than
10%at l00mw
....
Audio Outprit
........
.100inw into 500 ohms Spurious Kesporise .60db dowri from Channel
frequency at
f
10
kHz
AM
and -1-6.5
kHz
§SB
The followinlg table is
a
list of equipnienl, with
appropriate Suilairpart iiunlbers,supplied wiih the
ASB-100A system.
1.3.1 ReceiverlExciter, RE-1000
1.3.2 Power Amplifier/Power Supply, PA-1010A
1.3.4 Shockmount, RE-1000
1.3.5 Shockmount, PA-1010A
1.3.6 Connector Kit, PA/KE
1.3.7 Plug Assennbly, mates RE-1000 to SCIJ-IO
(2
each)
1.3.8 Operation and Maintenance Manual
SUNAIR PART NO.
14V 0999110004
28
V
0999120000
14
V
0999130005
28
V
0999140001
14
V
0998950009
28
V
0998970000
5
V
0998890006
0999150006
0999160001
0972220003
0747400008
0993980007
1.4.1 Antenna Coupler, CU-110 with connectors 14
V
0998161 101
28
V
0998161209
1.4.2 Autoinatic Antenna Coupler, ACU-150A
28
V
(only) 8042100094
1.4.3 Antenna:
a.
HF
Anti-Precipitation Static Antenna Kit
b.
HF
Bare Wire Fixed Antenna Kit
1.4.4 Microphone
1.4.5 Hcadsct
1.4.6 Installation Cable Custom Made
1.4.7 Coax Cables Set Custorn Made
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SUNAIR ASB-100A
1.5
OPTIONAL
EQUIPMENT
(NOT SUPPLIED)
1.5.1 Coax Relay Kit
1.5.2 Switch, DPDT, to operate Coax Relay
1.5.3 ASB-100A Test Set (without cables)
1.5.4 ASB-10OA Test Set Cables
1.5.5 Control Unit, MCU-30
1.5.6 1000
Hz
Tone Oscillator
1.6
DESCRIPTION
can be used as
a
tuning indicator for a trailing wire
antenna. The meter indicates relative transmitter
1.6.1 SCU-IO CONTROL UNIT (Figure 1.1) power output.
Operation oftheASB-100A system is remotely con-
trolled by the SCU-IO Control Unit. The controls
located in the SCU-IO unit are:
1.
RFgain control
2.
Volume control
3. On-off switch
4.
Clarifier
5.
Mode selector
6.
Channel selector
The RFgain control, volume control, and on-off
switch is a dual potentiometer with a DPSTswitch.
The RFgain control provides the operator a means
of adjustingthereceiver sensitivity to
a
desired level
whilc thevolume control is used to adjust the audio
level. The DPST switch
is
operated by the volume
controlshaft.Onesection of this switch operates the
on-off power relay locatcd in thePA-1010A andthe
other section is used as an on-off switch for the
SCU-10 panel lights.
A
clarifier control provides the
operator an adjustment for obtaining naturalvoice
quality audio.Themodeselector is used toselect the
mode of operation desired, upper sideband
(USB),
lower sideband
(LSB),
or compatible amplitude
modulation (AM).
The meter located on the front of the SCU-IO pro-
vides the operator a means of checking the opera-
tion of thetransmitter andfixedantennasystemand
1.6.2 RE-1000 RECEIVER/EXCITER (Figure
1.1)
The complcte receiver section and the exciter por-
tion of thetransmitter forthe ASB-100A systemare
contained in the RE-1000 ReceiverIExciter unit.
Channelingof this unit is accomplished by means of
a
rotary solenoid remotely controlled by the SCU-
IO
controlunit. There is a microphonejack, a head-
phone jack, and connectors for inter-unit cabling
locatcd on the front of the KE-1000. The sidetone
potentiometer for adjusting the sidetone output
level is accessible from the front of the unit. The
shockmount supplied with the unit can be
assembled, to mount the unit either horizontally or
vertically. See page
2.4
for details.
1.6.3 PA-IOIOA POWER AMPLIFIERI
POWER SUPPLY (Figure 1-1)
The PA-101OA Power Amplifier/Power Supply
unit contains the amplifier driver, power amplifier
and power supplyfor the ASR-I00A system. Chan-
neling of this unit is accomplished by mcans of a
rotary solenoid controlled by the master wafer
located in the RE-1000 ReceiverIExciter Unit. Al1
connectors for inter-unit cabling, the A+ fuse and
the HI-LO power switch are located on thefront of
theunit.
A
shockmount is suppliedformountingthe
PA-IOIOA unit.
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1.6.4
ACCESSORIES
1.6.5
0lPTIONS.
The
ASB-100A
systeril cari be used
witli
either
a
7'lie
IWCIJ-30
(Figrire
1-l),
miniaturized control
fixed antenna syste~i~or
a
traili~igwire antenna.
A
i~riit
is
an option which can be substituted for the
fixed antenna systern includes a
fixed
antenna,
S(';lJ.-IO
in installatioiss wliere cockpit space is a
either barewire type oranti-precipitation
type,
with
pioblem.
It
piovides al1 the functions to the
ASB-
an antenna coupler turied to the fixed antenna.
A
100A systeril
as
does tlne
SCU-IO
except
that
it
does
erailing wire anteiina cari be either inanually
or
elec- izot corne
ey
rripped
with
a
metcr.
tfically operated.
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CAUTION
TO INSURE THAT CABLE HAS NOT BEEN DAMAGED DURING SHIPMENT,
ALL CABLE ASSEMBLIES MUST BE CHECKED FOR CONTINUITY OR SHORTS,
FROM PIN TO PIN, BETWEEN CONNECTORS BEFORE INITIAL RADIO OR
SYSTEM POWER UP.
CONNECTORS INSTALLED
BY
THE CUSTOMER MUST BE WlRED INACCORD-
ANCE WlTH INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED IN THE OPERATION
AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL. THE CABLE MUST BE CONTINUITY CHECKED
AFTER INSTALLATIONAND PRIOR TO RADIO OR SYSTEM POWER UP.
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SUNAIR ASB-IOOA
SECTION
2
INSTALLATION
2.1
GENERAL
siire to careftilly pack each unit separately, using
suitable cushioning matei-ialwhere necessary. Very
Adherence tothe suggestions and instructions con- special attention should bc given to providing
tained in this section will assure an easier and more enough packing material around controls, connec-
satisfactory installation of the ASB-100A SSB tors, and other protrusions from the radio. Rigid
Communication System. cardboard sliould be placed at the corners of the
eyuipinent to protect against dcnting.
Unpack and inspect al1parts and equiprnent as soon
as received. Do not accept a shipment whcrc thcrc
are visible signs of damage to the cartons until
a
completeinspection is made.
If
there is a shortageof
items orif any evidencc of damage is noted, insist on
a notation to that effect on the shipping papers
before signing the receipt from the carrier.
If concealed damage is discovered after a shipmcnt
has been accepted,notify thecarrier immediately, in
writing, and await his inspection before making any
disposition of thc shipment. A full report of the
damageshould also be forwardedtoSunair. lnclude
the following:
a) Order number
b) Mode1 and serial number
c) Name of transportation agency
When returning one or more subassemblies for
rcpair, plcasc ship AIR PARCEL POST consigned
to:
SUNAIR ELECTRONICS,
INC.
3
101
SW
3rd Avenue
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
333
15
1J.S.A.
Plainly mark with, indelible ink,.all mailing docu-
ments as follows:
U.S. GOODS RETURNED FOR REPAIR
VALUE
FOR
CUSTOMS
-
$100.00
and be sure to mark on al1 sides of the package
"FRAGILE
-
ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENT"
When Sunair receives this information, arrange-
Befüre shipping, cureful(~inspect
ments will
he
made for repair or replacement.
thepackage tü he sure it
is
marked
pvoperlv and
is
securelv wrapped.
2.4
INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS
The shipping cartons for thc ASB-100A have been
AND MOUNTING INFORMATION
carefully designed to protect the Keceiverl bxciter, The location and installation of the ASB-100A sys-
PA
and their accessories during shipment. These tem will depend onthe type of aircraft in which the
cartons and their associated packing mateiials, equipnient is to be installed; however, thefollowing
should be used to reship the radio. gcncral requirements, applicable to
al1types of
air-
craft, should be considered when planning
the
If the original sliipping carton is not available, be installation.
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2.4.1
TYPE
AND LOCATION OFANTENNA
TO
BE
INSTALLED
le is reconnmended that a fixed antenna with an
anterina coupler be installed asthe primary antenna
system. If this is riot desirable or a secondary or
back-up systein is required, then a trailing wire
antenria caii be iiistalled.
2.4.2 FACTORS
1'0
CONSIDER BEFORE
lNSTALLATlON OF A FIXED
ANTENNA
2.4.2.1 Recornmended Type and Length.
Refer
tu
antenria coupler ir~anual(ACU-15OA or
CU-1 IO) for reccrmrnended antenna configuration
and installation.
2.4.2.2 Location of Aritenna Couplcr.
'The ai-itennacuupler should be installed within 12
iiiches of the feed-through insulator.
2.4.2.3
Anteinna Wire.
It is recornrnended that #18 bare copperweld wire
with
a
rninirriirn~breaking strengthof 153pounds or
aniti-piecipitation static antenna wire with a min-
irnitrn conductor breakirig strength of 250 pounds
be used. Thefittirigs used should meet orexcccd the
breaking strength of the wire. See paragraph 1.4,
page 1-2, forlisting of Sunairantennakits available.
2.4.3 INSTALLATION OFSCU-IOCONTROL
lJNlT
Installation dimensions for the SCU-IO Coriirol
Unit areshowriin Figure2.1. TheSCU-IO should bc
iiistalled within convenient view and reach of the
opcrator. The SCIJ-10 is designed for installation
on a standaid AN console panel. It is secured tothe
console
by
nieatis of four Dzus fasteners.
2.4.4 INSTALLATION
OF
RE-1000
RECEIVERIEXCITER AND PA-IOIOA
POWER AMPLIFIER/POWER SUPPLY
Locate the RE-1000 and PA-1OlOA units so that
they areaccessible for inspection and maintenance,
and in an area that is free from excessive vibration
and heat. Allow sufficient space for shockmount
travel and sway. Installation dimensions for the
PA-IOIOA and RE-1000 are shown iri Figures
2-2
and2-3. TheRE-1000unit can be mounted in either
a horizontal or vertical position. To change the
mounting position of the RE-1000 shockmount:
a) Remove thc fastener and grourid straps
from the shockmount
b)
Remove the four shock isolators
c) Remove the six screws holding the side
rails to the front and rear brackets
d) Rotate the frontand rear brackets 90' and
align side rail holes to front and rear
bracket holes
e) Install the six screws for securing the side
rails to the front and rear brackets
f)
Replace shock isolators, fastener and
ground straps.
To change thc mounting position of the RE-1000
ReceiverJExciter unit:
a) Remove the dust cover from the unit
b) Removc the crystal oven cover
c) Remove the two locating pins on the rear
of the iinit and re-install pins in the two
holes not being used
d) Replace crystal oven cover
e) Change location of the retaining hook on
the front panel as shown in Figure 2.3
f)
Replace dust cover.
2.4.5 STATIC DISCHARGERS
Itis recomineiided tl-iatstaticdischargers be installed
on the aircraft. Consult the aircraft maintenance
manual or the aircraft manufacturer for informa-
tion pertaining to type, location, and quantity to be
installcd.
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