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Mobile Communicatio n s MTL-SX 146 - 174 MHz P OR T AB L E TW O- W A Y FM RA D I O Mainte nance Man u al LBI-38432A TABLE O F CONT EN TS R E AR CO VE R A SS E MB LY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L BI - 38 59 7 FRONT COVER AS SEMBLY (EA RLIER) AND C O NT RO L B OA R D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LB I- 3 8 51 4 FR ONT CO VE R A SS[...]
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T A BLE O F CO NTENT S Page SPECIFI C ATIONS ..... ....... ..... ....... ..... ........ ....... ..... ....... ..... ........ ....... ..... ....... ..... ....... ........ ..... ....... ..... .. 3 OPTIONS AND ACCE SSORIES . .... ... .. ... ... .. .... .... ... ... .. ... .... .... ... .. ... .... .... .... .... .... ... .. ... ... .. .... .... ... ..[...]
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SPECIFICATI O NS* GENERAL Frequen cy Rang es 146 - 162 M Hz 15 7 - 17 4 MHz FCC Type A cceptance N umber AXATR-182-B5 (146 - 162 MHz) AXATR-18 2-C5 (1 57 - 174 MH z) DOC Numb er TR-182-D 2 Channel Capaci ty 16 Frequen cy Stab ility 5.0 ppm Channel Spacing 30 kHz Operatin g Temperatur e Range -30°C to +60°C Maximum Relativ e Humidity 90% at 55°C [...]
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LBI-38432 OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES Radios, Antennas, Batteries Carrying Accessor ies Audio Accessories Chargers 146-162 MHz HELICA L ANTENN A P A NC1C 157-174 MHz HELICA L ANTENN A P A NC1D 440-470 MHz HELICA L ANTENN A P A NC1F BEL T CLIP P AHC1C MU LTI-CHARG ER H2A2L2A 120 VAC 14 HR H2A2J1A 120 VAC 1 HR H2A2M2A 240 VAC 14 HR H2A2N1A 240 VAC 1 HR U[...]
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INTRODUCTION The Ericsson GE MTL-SX radio is a high-quality mi- croprocessor-controlled synthes ized portable F M radio. All transmitter and receiver func tions are controlled by the mi- croprocessor-base d circu itry. The MTL-SX radio’ s sturdy die-cast aluminum case has rotary volum e and channe l controls on its top pa nel and three (3) reces [...]
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• A vailable Options - Thes e options include the an - tennas, audio accessories, batteries , carrying acces- sorie s, chargers, l anyards, and the vehicular char ger/re peaters. DESCRIPTION The MTL-SX portable radio is consists of a two primary assemblies. The Front Cover Assembly contains all of the microproc essor circuitry, audio circu itry a[...]
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rapid charge units. In addition, the vehicular chargers/repeat- ers simultaneously charge the battery while the radio i s o per at i n g . The battery packs should be fully charged in an appro- priate charger before they are placed into service. T his ap- plies to new battery packs received from the factory and to battery p acks that have be en sto[...]
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PROGRAMMING The radio ’s personality is p rogrammed using an IBM PC or compatible computer. A full-screen portable PC can be used for field programming. The Programmi ng Manual and Software is TQ-3339 an d TQ-4339. TQ-3339 is supplied with 5 -1/4 inc h floppy disks and TQ-4339 is supplied with 3-1/2 inch d isks. This software uses a series of scr[...]
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FEATURES PROGRAMMABLE ON A PER CHANNEL BASIS • T ransmit and Recei ve Frequencies • T one or Digital C ha n nel Guard Encode/Decode • T ype 99 T o ne D eco de Enabled or Disabled • T ransmit Power Lev el High or Low • T ransmit STE On or Of f • Channel Busy Lockout Enabled or Disabled • Carri e r Co ntrol Timer • Alert T ones On or [...]
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ACCESSORIES The accessories t ha t follow are approved for use with intrinsi c ally sa fe radios. Use of accessories other than those listed voids Factory Mutual approval. PAAB1A Headset/M icrophone (19B8 01 50 8P3) PAAC1A Earpiece Kit (19B8 01 50 8P2) PAAC1B GE-STAR Lanyard (19B8 01 50 8P8) PAAE1A Speaker/Micro phone (19B8 01 50 8P1) PAAE1B Speake[...]
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Printed in U.S.A. (19D438678, Sh. 3, Rev. 8) Fig ur e 3 - F ro nt Pa ne l Par ts LBI-38432 11[...]
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LBI-38432 BLOCK DIAGRAM Figure 4 - Rear Cover Assembly Block Diagram 12[...]
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BLOCK DIAGRAM L BI-38432 Figure 5 - Front Cover Assembly Bl oc k Diagra m 13[...]