Kenwood TS-570D User Manual - Page 70

Internal Adjustments

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16 MAINTENANCE INTERNAL ADJUSTMENTS REFERENCE FREQUENCY CALIBRATION Note: ◆ The transceiver is adjusted at the factory prior to shipping. Unless necessary, DO NOT perform this adjustment. ◆ If you have installed the optional SO-2 unit, you cannot perform this adjustment. 1 Set the following on the transceiver: • Mode: CW • AF control: Center • Menu No. 20 (CW RX pitch): 800 Hz • IF SHIFT control: Center • Receive bandwidth {page 38}: 600 Hz • RIT function: OFF • Break-in function (VOX): OFF 2 Remove the bottom case (8 screws) from the transceiver. 3 Remove the protective cover installed on the PC board (6 screws). 6 Adjust the TC500 trimmer to minimize the frequency difference between the received 800 Hz tone and the 800 Hz sidetone. TC500 7 Re-install the protective cover on the PC board (6 screws). 8 Re-install the bottom case (8 screws). ACCESSING THE INTERNAL FUSE 1 Remove the top case (8 screws) from the transceiver. 4 Tune in a standard frequency station such as WWV or WWVH at, for example, 10.000 or 15.000 MHz. • Adjust the Tuning control so that the display reads the exact frequency of the station. • You should hear a beat tone of approximately 800 Hz. • For 800 Hz: faf = (fdisplay/20.000 x ∆freference) + 800 Hz where ∆freference is the shift from the 20 MHz reference frequency 5 Close your CW key and you will hear a transmit sidetone of approximately 800 Hz. • This sidetone produces a double beat tone when it combines with the received signal. • Adjust the AF control to hear the double beat clearly. • For 800 Hz: fsidetone = 800 Hz±50 ppm (= 800 ±0.04 Hz) where ∆freference is the shift from the 20 MHz reference frequency 2 Remove the 12 screws that fasten the inner cover to the chassis. 3 Open the inner cover. • Be careful not to damage the speaker cable connected to the PC board. Fuse (4A) 64

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6
Adjust the TC500 trimmer to minimize the frequency
difference between the received 800 Hz tone and
the 800 Hz sidetone.
7
Re-install the protective cover on the PC board
(6
screws).
8
Re-install the bottom case (8 screws).
ACCESSING THE INTERNAL FUSE
1
Remove the top case (8 screws) from the
transceiver.
2
Remove the 12 screws that fasten the inner cover to
the chassis.
3
Open the inner cover.
±
Be careful not to damage the speaker cable
connected to the PC board.
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MAINTENANCE
INTERNAL ADJUSTMENTS
REFERENCE FREQUENCY CALIBRATION
Note:
The transceiver is adjusted at the factory prior to shipping.
Unless necessary, DO NOT perform this adjustment.
If you have installed the optional SO-2 unit, you cannot perform
this adjustment.
1
Set the following on the transceiver:
±
Mode: CW
±
AF
control: Center
±
Menu No. 20 (CW RX pitch): 800 Hz
±
IF SHIFT
control: Center
±
Receive bandwidth {page 38}: 600 Hz
±
RIT function: OFF
±
Break-in function (VOX): OFF
2
Remove the bottom case (8 screws) from the
transceiver.
3
Remove the protective cover installed on the PC
board (6 screws).
4
Tune in a standard frequency station such as WWV
or WWVH at, for example, 10.000 or 15.000 MHz.
±
Adjust the
Tuning
control so that the display
reads the exact frequency of the station.
±
You should hear a beat tone of approximately
800 Hz.
±
For 800
Hz:
f
af
= (f
display
/20.000 x
f
reference
) + 800
Hz
where
f
reference
is the shift from the 20
MHz
reference frequency
5
Close your CW key and you will hear a transmit
sidetone of approximately 800 Hz.
±
This sidetone produces a double beat tone when
it combines with the received signal.
±
Adjust the
AF
control to hear the double beat
clearly.
±
For 800
Hz:
f
sidetone
= 800
Hz
50 ppm (= 800
0.04 Hz)
where
f
reference
is the shift from the 20
MHz
reference frequency
TC500
Fuse (4A)