Motorola L305 Manuel de service

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Modifications to the Motorola UHF Micor mobile transceiver
for use with high speed FSK Data Modems
receiver and the transmitter. Since one
oscillator serves both the receiver and
transmitter, the transmit frequency will
“track” the receive frequency as it changes
with temperature.
The transmitter incorporates a circulator in the
antenna output network to protect the PA
transistors from high SWR. The presence of a
circulator insures that the UHF Micor will be
a “good neighbor” when installed at a site that
is shared by other services.
Before proceeding any further, take a few
minutes to become familiar with the radio
that you plan to convert. Refer to the
illustrations in the Motorola Service Manual
for the location of major components.
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Now that you know the physical layout of the
radio, let’s cover some of the technical aspects.
What is the transmit power output ?
The answer to this question can be found by
looking at the model number. The chart below
translates these numbers into useful
information.
While the model number may contain a
combination of 11 or more numbers and
letters, the first 5 of these are the ones of
interest. The rest describe various options such
as “ PL “.
Model Transmit current
T34RTA 25W 10.5 A @ 13.6 V
T44RTA 45W 15.9 A @ 13.6 V
T54RTA 75W 25.0 A @ 13.4 V
T74RTA 100W 35.5 A @ 13.4 V
As you can see, the 75 and 100 watt radios
draw a lot of current on transmit. If you have
one of these radios and you don’t need that
It is assumed that those attempting this conversion
will have the test equipment, service manuals, and
expertise necessary to tune and service this radio.
THIS IS DEFINITELY NOT THE RADIO
FOR BEGINNERS.
Please review the conversion instructions before
you begin. In several areas, there are two sets of
instructions, one set is for use with a TAPR/
G3RUH modem, the other is for use with a TPRS
Texnet modem. You might want to mark the steps
that apply to your modem. This could prevent some
confusion and possible mistakes during the
conversion process.
The UHF Micor mobile radio is a fine high
power UHF radio. This unit is a true “cadillac”
radio that incorporates many advanced
features.
The transmitter employs a hetrodyne exciter.
Receiver oscillator injection is mixed with the
signal from an offset oscillator to generate the
transmit frequency. The offset oscillator is
varactor modulated for true FM.
The receive channel element output is
multiplied by 24 and serves as the main
frequency determining element for both the
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3Modifications to the Motorola UHF Micor mobile transceiverfor use with high speed FSK Data Modemsreceiver and the transmitter. Since oneoscillator se

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125. Meter position 3. Tune L105 CCW for a peakon M3. Tune L104 for a peak on M3. Re-peakboth coils.6. Meter position 3. Detune L101 until meter 3drop

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13Adjust L305 [L405] for a peak reading.Adjust L306 [L406] for a minimum reading.Adjust L307 [L407] for a peak reading.Adjust L302 through L307 [L402

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4much RF or your power supply can’t handlethe load, don’t worry. There is a power adjustcontrol that will allow you to lower the power.For the record,

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5PL Encoder and decoder removal.If you do not have an encoder or decoder, skip tostep 3. If you have one board but not the other,follow step 1 or 2 an

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64. Remove the exciter board. This board isheld in place by 7 screws. You will alsoneed to remove 2 (or 3 WS) phono plugconnections. One is the excite

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7If you are using a TAPR/G3RUH Modem, skipsteps 3 ,4, 10 and 11.3. Refer to Appendix A for the data inverterschematic. Build the data inverter on asma

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8Pin 16 of P904 is connected to ground andthe foil that connects to this pin is a goodplace for the shield connection. It may benecessary to use a scr

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9Data Connections.Data connections to the outside world arebrought out on unused pins on the power plugP901. These connections are as follows:Pin Fun

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108. TX Data In. (TPRS Modem) Connect ashielded cable to P901-31 center, P901- 32shield. Route this cable from the powerplug to a hole in the side of

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118. Connect the center conductor of the TXdata cable to the free end of R319 (15K).This completes the standard excitermodifications. Re-install the e

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