Ericsson MPI-II VHF manual

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    Mobile Communicatio n s SER VICE SECT ION FOR M P I -I I VH F P E RS O NA L RA D I O Printed in U.S.A. Copyright January 1991, E ricsson G E Mobile C ommunications, Inc. Main tenance Ma n ual LB I-3 8557A Ericsson GE Mobile C o mmunications I n c . Mountain View Road • Lyn chburg, Virginia 24502[...]

  • Page 2

    INTRODUCTION This se r vice secti on c ontains the necessary information to ali gn and troublesh oot the MPI-II (1 36-174 MHz) Per- sonal Radio. This manual includes steps for disassembly and procedures for replacing surface mount components and integrated circuits. Preventive m ai ntenance checks are pro- vided as well a s battery service d ata. T[...]

  • Page 3

    FRONT COVER 1. Remov e th e bat tery a s describ ed in the previo us section. 2. Remove the tw o scr ews at (A) ( S ee F igure 2). 3. Caref ull y lift the f ron t co ve r from the r ad io . 4. Unplug t he ca ble betw een the front cover MIC B oard and the T/R B oard . 5. To gai n acces s to the micropro ces sor, remov e the thre e scre w s at (B) a[...]

  • Page 4

    Severa l tests are presented which will help isol ate a pos- sible RF o r control circuit problem. The control circuits , which are l ocated on the T / R Board, contain no adjustments and there is n o alignment required for the control circuits. See the Trou- bleshooting section for test i nformation if a problem i s sus- pected in the control circ[...]

  • Page 5

    Figure 4 - Location of Tuning Controls and Test Points LBI-38557 LBI-38557 4[...]

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    2. Check power on the lower channel . A djust C124 in the direction that increases powe r output to a level half way betw ee n t he i niti al low er a nd u p pe r ch an nel levels. 3. Rechec k the upper channel po wer. If the u pper ch annel power is r educe d , r eset to th e prev ious le vel by adjust- ing C126. 4. Repeat this procedu re until th[...]

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    3. Check for proper operat ion of the synthesizer. Th ere should be approxim ately 0 dBm d rive level on the SYNTH output li ne for proper transmit operation. If a Syntheiszer problem is suspected, followin g the suggestions in Troubleshooting S ynthesizer s ection. 4. If curren t consump tion ap pears normal, a nd th e sy n- thes izer o utput lev [...]

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    D.C. Analysis Battery voltage (7.5/10 V olts, B+) is supplied to a 5.4 volt regula t or circuit consisting of transistors Q801, Q802 and Q803. Diode re gulator U801 provides a 2.5 volt reference for this circuit. Battery voltage (B+) is also supplied to the Syn- thesizer Board for isolation a mplifie r U206. the 5.4 volt regu- lator s upplies both [...]

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    SURFACE MOUNT COMPONENT REPLACEMENT 1. "Tin " one te rmina l en d o f the ne w compon ent an d the corresponding pad of the P WB. Use as little solder as possible. 2. Plac e th e com ponen t on th e PWB p ads, o bservin g prope r ori enta tio n for capa cito rs, diod es, transistors, etc. 3. Simult aneo us ly tou ch the "tinned"[...]

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    2. A full ch arge c ycle using an appropria te Eric s so n GE charge r. 3. This p roce dure should be r epeated a gain. P erfor ming the rated discharge and charge cycle a t least twice should sufficiently rest or e the battery . MODIFICATION INSTRUCTIONS (Alternate IF Option) T o install the Alternate IF Option, follow the instructions shown below[...]