MAINTENANCE SERVICE MANUAL FT-180/180A YAESU MUSEN CO., LTD. €.P.0. BOX 1500 YAESU U.S.A. 17210 Edwards Re.CONTENTS (Page) PREFACE .. SECTION 1 — GENERAL GENERAL DESCRIPTION ..... a SPECIFICATIONS . SEMICONDUCTORS. = _ FRONT PANEL CONNECTIONS AND SWITCHES REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS . INSTALLATION . OPERATION 1-16 SECTION 2 — TECHNICAL NOTES SIGNAL TRACING . . CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION .... FREQUENCY RELATIONSHIPS SECTION 3 — SERVICING OUTER COVER REMOVAL/REAR PANEL REMOVAL . 34 FRONT PANEL REMOVAL ..... MAINTENANCE AND ALIGNMENT RECEIVER ALIGNMENT .. TRANSMITTER ALIGNMENT ......... COMMON CIRCUITS ALIGNMENT ..... MODIFICATIONS ...... LSB FILTER INSTALLATION — ‘ OPTIONAL CRYSTAL OVEN INSTALLATION CHANNEL INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ........ FT-180A MODIFICATION PROCEDURE FOR USE WITH THE FT80..... SOLDERING TECHNIQUE BOARD LAYOUT ........ CIRCUIT BOARD LAYOUT AND TEST VOLTAGES RF UNIT (PB-2269A) IF UNIT (PB-2273B) AF UNIT (PB-2270B) REG/CONTROL UNIT (PE-2271B) ......... PA UNIT (PB-2149B: 10W, PB-2013B: 50W/100W) XTAL OSC UNIT (PB-2268, PB-2230, PB-2231) ...... LPF/ALC UNIT (PB-2272) ... FAULT IDENTIFICATION AND LOCALIZATION TROUBLESHOOTING BAND TABLE ....... PARTS LIST .....PREFACE ‘The purpose of this manual is to provide the reader with information critical to the maintenance and repair of the FT-180/180A transceiver, as well as information useful for understanding its functions and operation more thoroughly. Technical explanations are geared toward providing a clear understanding of the overall system design, rather than attempting to cover many specific circuit details. Therefore descriptions have been kept brief, although photographs and drawings are utilized liberally. Use of this manual is entirely at the owner's risk. The FT-180/180A uses high quality components and # design and construction intended to last a long time without the need for alignment or servicing. Should the reader discover any errors in this manual, however, wwe invite any corrections; although Yaesu can not assume liability for damage which may occur When this manual is used as a reference. ‘Your attention to the note below is requested, ‘Yaesu Musen Company, Ltd. Tokyo Copyright © 1984 Yaesu Musen Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved No portion of this Manual may be reproduced in any form without written permission of Yaesu Musen Co., Ltd.YAESU FT-180/180A HF SSB SOLID STATE TRANSCEIVER GENERAL DESCRIPTION ‘The FT-180/180A is a rugged, compact SSB transceiver for base or mobile HF applications. Designed to provide a typical PEP power output of 10, 50 or 100 watts over the 1.6 to 18 MHz range, the FT-180/180A employs modern FET and bipolar technology for state-of the-art performance and reliability. As many as 6 channels may be installed in the FT-180/180A. Once installation is com- pleted, no further tuning procedure is required for full operation on each channel. The FT-180/180A is packaged in a heavy gauge metal case for excellent mechanical stability, and the final amplifier transistors are fully protected against possible damage from high antenna SWR. GENERALGENERAL SPECIFICATIONS GENERAL Frequency coverage: 1.6 — 18 MHz (except for #1 MHz near the 10.7 MHz IF) Emission type: J3E (USB, LSB), H3E (AM) (LSB filter optional) Number of channels: 6 simplex or 3 semi-duplex Operating temperature range: —10°C to +50°C Power requirements: 13.4 volts DC 10% negative ground Power consumption: 20 amps transmit, 1 amp receive (100W w/o oven £10 PPM type) Case size: 100W type: 95(H) x 240(W) x 310(D) mm. SOW type: 95(H) x 240(W) x 290(D) mm. 10W type: 95(H) x 240(W) x 260(D) mm Weight: 100W type: 6 kg. SOW type: 5.5 kg. 10W type: 5.0 ke. TRANSMITTER Power output: ‘As per power amplifiers SSB — 100 watts; AM — 35 watts SSB — 50 watts; AM ~ 17 watts SSB - 10 watts; AM — 3.5 watts Unwanted sideband suppression: Better than 50 dB Carrier suppression: Better than 50 6B Spurious emissions: Better than 65 dB down Third order distortion products: Better than 31 dB down Transmitter frequency response: 300 — 2700 Hz (—6 dB) Maximum bandwidth: 3 kHz (SSB) Stability: Better than +10 ppm Distortion products: —20 dB or better Microphone impedance: 600 ohms (dynamic) Tone signal: 1500 Hz Antenna output impedance: 50 ohms nominal RECEIVER Sensitivity: ‘SSB better than 1 nV for 20 4B S/N AM better than 10 #V for 20 dB S/N Selectivity: SSB 2.4 kHz at —6 dB, 4.0 kHz at —60 dB AM 6.0 kHz at —6 dB, 12 kHz at —50 dB Receiver type: Single supetheterodyne Intermediate frequency: 10.7 MHz IF rejection: Better than 60 dB Image rejection: Better than 60 dB Audio output power: 2 watts @ 10% THD Audio output impedan 4 ohms Specifications subject to change without notice. AKHOTUFT-180A FCC Rule Part No. 21.900(K) 74.402(D), 81, 83, 87 & 90SEMICONDUCTORS Integrated Circuits (IC): 28C732GR a ANOSSI 1 2SC732BL 1 ICL7660CPA 1 2SC1583 3 MC1496P 1 2SC1589 — MC14016BCP 1 2SC1815Y 16 MC14572UB 1 2SC1815GR 2 uPCISIA 1 2SC1815BL 1 uPC2002V 1 2SC1923R 3 uPC7808H 1" 2SC1959¥ 2 uPC78LO8 2 te 2SC2166 Tee 1 #** —-28C2290 2 Me Field Effect Transistors: 282395 2% 2SK192AGR 3 28C2407 2 28K125 4 28C2509 2, uae 3SK73GR 9 2sp288K t &. 28D7170 2 Transistors: 2SD844K 1 28A564Q 2 28A564R 1 Diodes: 2sca96y 1 1N270 7 ACCESSORIES Microphone (YM-36) 1 (M3090026) DC Power Cord 1 10W model (79006806) SOW model (79006815) 100W model (19006820) Miniature External Speaker Plug (P2240) 1 (P0090034) Headphone Plug (SH3010) 1 (P0090007) Accessory Plug FT-180 (FM-148P) (1090164) FT-180A (sc-120M) (P0090078) Coaxial Antenna Plug (MP-5) 1 (P0090021) Spare Fuse 1 10W model 6A (Q0000012) SOW model 15A (Q0000008) 100W model 20 (90000009) Remote Control Plug _(P-1620BA-CA) 1 (P0090128) 13 GENERAL 181555 (Si) 17 12208 (Varactor) 1 18853 (Si) 27 1897 22 (Schottky barrier) 1N60 (Ge) 9 10E1 (Si) 14 10D10 (Si) 4 BZ140 (Zener) 1 HZSC-1 (Zener) 2 HZ9C1 (Zener) 4 HZ3C1 (Zener) 1 Q) FC63 (Varactor) 1 + 100W model ** SOW model “8% 10W model () with crystal ovenGENERAL FRONT PANEL CONTROLS AND SWITCHES (Mic This eight-pin connector accepts the microphone input, as well as push-to-talk control (PTT) line. The microphone input impedance is 600 ohms. (2) PHONES This is 2 standard phone jack for accommodation of the headphone plug. Audio output impedance is 8 ohms. Insertion of the headphone plug into this jack automatically disconnects the internal speaker. (3) POWER ON/OFF (REMOTE .. . FT-180A) This is the main ON/OFF switch for the transceiver and accessories, when used. The FH-180 Remote Controller is only switched on when this switch is set to the REMOTE (lower) position. The FC-420 Remote Controlled Antenna Coupler and/or op- tional crystal oven are switched on in either the ON (upper) or REMOTE position, (4) NB This switch activates the noise blanker. (5) FUNCTION CALIB/CALL This isa momentary switch used for sending tone calling signals, as well as for calibrating the trans- ceiver for incoming signals, (6) METER This switch selects the display function for the front panel meter. On receive, this meter functions as a signal strength meter (S-meter). On transmit, the source voltage, final amplifier collector current, relative power output or reflected power can be displayed (7) MODE This switch selects the operating mode: LSB, USB (J3E) or AM (HE) (LSB filter optional). Do not operate this switch while transmitting. (8) RF GAIN This is 2 manual gain control for the RF and IF stages of the receiver, Counterclockwise rotation decreases the RF and IF gain. (9) AF GAIN This control sets the audio output (volume) level for the receiver. Clockwise rotation increases the volume level. (10) SQL The squelch control quiets the receiver when no signals are being received. This control should be set to the point where the background noise just disappears, in order to retain maximum sensitivity.(11) CLAR This control allows fine tuning of the signal received, for precise tracking of unstable or off- frequency signals. (12) CHANNEL, This switch selects the operating channel. Do not operate this switch while transmitting, (13) METER This is the front panel S-meter, FWD/REF PO ‘meter, IC meter and source voltage meter. (14) SPEAKER This is the grill for the internal speaker. REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS (1) EXT SP (FT-180A) This is the external speaker output jack. Insertion of a plug into this jack automatically disconnects the internal speaker. (@) GND For best performance and safety, a good ground should be connected at this point. (3) ANT (FT-180A) This SO-239 jack accepts the antenna cable connector. (4) POWER (FT-180A) Connect the DC power cord at this point. Never apply AC power or improper DC input voltages to this transceiver. 15 (5) REMOTE (FT-180A) This blue, 20-pin connector accepts the power and control signals from the optional FH-180 Remote Controller, which provides remote control of the CHANNEL selector, AF GAIN and CLAR func- tions, as well as microphone input and audio output from a telephone handset and/or speaker. However, to use the FH-180, certain modifications must be made within the T-180A, the details of which are desoribed on page 42. (6) ANTENNA COUPLER (FT-180A) This 12-pin connector provides power and channel switching control signals for the optional FC-420 Remote Controlled Antenna Coupler, which will then match the antenna impedance for each chan- nel as selected by the FT-180A or FH-180 CHANNEL selector.YM-36 MICROPHONE/ACC PLUG — YM-36 MICROPHONE CONNECTIONS cores ome} CHS.GND CHa. GND CH3 GND CH 2.GND C41. GND GND hav PIN Oo © ‘VIEWED FROM “8” SIDE ACC PLUG CONNECTIONS (FT-180) Ne BAND sw BAND SW Sano SW BAND SW GND GNo. Power a e ¢ 5 BE suPeLY FT-180 1-6GENERAL INSTALLATION ANTENNA CONSIDERATIONS Next to the transceiver, the antenna is the most important component in a successful communica- tions station, as the communication range is directly related to the efficiency of the antenna. Therefore, great care should be taken in the instal- lation of the antenna system. If a proper antenna is not otherwise available, see your Yaesu dealer for a specially factory adjusted YAc1O single band dipole antenna, YA-11 dual band dipole antenna, or RSL series antenna (for mobile installations). These antennas are capable of meeting most requirements. The FT-180/180A requires a load impedance of 50 ohms at the operating frequency. If the load impedance differs greatly from this figure, the final amplifier protective circuit will cause the power output to decrease. If this impedance cannot be secured on all desired channels an antenna tuner must employed in order to provide a 50 ohm load impedance for the transmitter. The following section will describe two common types of antennas which satisfy the impedance requirement of the FT-180/180A. (1) Doublet Antenna ‘The Doublet, or Dipole antenna consists of a half- wavelength of wire, cut into two equal sections and fed at the center. At this feeding point, an antenna balun may be utilized to prevent unwanted radiation from the coaxial cable, Maximum radia- tion exists at right angles to the wire. Ceramic insulators should be installed on both ends of the antenna, and a suitable center insulator must also ‘be used. However, some types of antenna baluns include mounting hooks for the antenna elements, ‘thus eliminating the need for a center insulator. These parts may be obtained from your Yaesu dealer. The correct length for a doublet or dipole antenna can be determined by using one of the following formulas: 468 Length = 25 quia (feet) 142.5 Length Freq (MHz) (meters) Cut the appropriate length of wire (allowing some extra length for fastening) into two equal pieces. Tie one end of each to a ceramic insulator, and connect the other ends to the antenna balun (or center insulator). Connect the coaxial feedline (type RG8A/U or equivalent) to the antenna balun. If an antenna balun is not being used, connect the center conductor of the coaxial feedline to one side of the center insulator's wire, and connect the shield of the coaxial line to the other side of the center insulator (there is no direct connection of ‘one half of the dipole to the other). The far ends of the wire elements may then be secured, using nylon rope tied to the insulators. Using supporting poles, hoist the antenna as high an in the clear as possible, Check to see that the SWR is less than 1:1.5 at the operating frequency. If so, the installation is complete. The dipole antenna works best if it is placed high and in the clear, so use the highest support possible. When building the supports, remember that they should form a line perpen- dicular to the line representing the shortest distance to the station with which communication is desired. Tneutaore (3) Doublet AntennaGENERAL (2) Quarter Wave Wire Antenna Usually constructed in a vertical configuration, Rafrteasion the quarter wave antenna is sometimes used in base insulator station installations. However, it is more commonly used on ships or yachts, especially when the space ee for a doublet antenna is not available. The length mena of the quarter wave antenna can be determined by using one of the following formulas: 234 Menai = Freq (tia) “*P 2S _, ect Length. Freq alli) (meters) Fe autor The wire has one end connected to a ceramic insulator, which is, in tum, hoisted up a non- metallic mast. The other end of the wire is connected to the center conductor of the coaxial cable. For base station installations at the higher frequency channels, the vertical element may be Back Stay used ascAntenna Element ‘made of aluminum tubing (self-supporting). The shield of the coax is connected to a good RF ground. The ground system may consist of six to twelve wires 3% longer than the radiator, extending radially from the center of the antenna and buried slightly beneath the surface of the ground. A cold water pipe may provide @ usable ground in many instances. On yachts, the ground foil in the hull must be used. The vertical radiator must be insulated from ground, and it should not touch any trees, buildings, etc. For all antenna types, be certain that the FT-180/ 180A meter needle, when switched to the PO (REF) position, stays in the GREEN zone of the meter scale while transmitting, If the deflection is outside of the GREEN zone, your antenna must be checked or readjusted for the correct impedance, GROUND CONNECTION ‘The FT-180/180A should be connected to a good earth ground for best performance and safety. Use a heavy braided wire, not more than 3 meters in length, for connection to the station ground bus The ground connection at the transceiver may be Antenna Element installed separately ‘made at the rear panel GND stud.POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS DC OPERATION ‘The FT-180A comes equipped for operation from a DC supply. The DC supply should be capable of 20 amperes (100 watt model) for 13.4 volt operation. Before connecting the power connector to the rear apron, be sure the power supply voltage does not exceed 15 volts. Adjust the power supply voltage, if necessary, to ensure a safe supply level, ‘A fuse is located in the DC cord for the trans- ceiver. For 13.4 volt operation, a 20 ampere fuse is used. When replacing fuses, be absolutely certain to use a fuse of the proper rating. Before connect ing the power connector to the transceiver, verify that a fuse of the proper rating has been installed. CAUTION Our warranty does not cover damage caused by the use of incorrect fuses. Unless otherwise specified, proper fuses are as follows: 100 watt model: 20 ampere fuse 50 watt model: 15 ampere fuse 10 watt model: 6 ampere fuse Connect the RED power supply lead to the POSITIVE supply post, and connect the BLACK power supply lead to the NEGATIVE supply post. ‘The DC cord is included with the transceiver. GENERAL AC OPERATION ‘The FP-700 will allow operation from AC supply voltages of 100/110/117/200/220/234 volts, 50/60 Hz. Before commencing operation with the FP-700, be absolutely certain that the voltage specification marked on the rear of the FP-700is the same as your local AC supply voltage. Do not connect the FP-700AC cord to a DC supply. Also, be certain that a fuse of the proper rating is in use. For 100/ 110/117 volt operation, use a 6 ampere fuse in the FP-700. For 200/220/234 volt operation, use a 3 ampere fuse. CAUTION Our warranty does not cover damage caused | by improper power supply connections, nor | damage caused by the use of an incorrect fuse. When all voltage inspections have been completed, connect the FP-700 output voltage cable to the FT-180A rear panel POWER jack. Plug the FP-700 power cord into the wall outlet. AC installation is now complete.GENERAL err on oe Stover 2 Ba Poh a 2so7i7-0 (28D1084) f = tog ee ge 2) 1 Pe 77 oe SSeS TL | ae oe | Gl Tl Swhes wees Or | 1 | as 08 | as age or | eal] ee a Bi | pS rods, Loos lena |i ETS 1h Tk 8 once Vee J CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ur to uw ho 100 nananananna pri ac ac ac ac | ac ac 234v 0 _z20v 200 uv Hoy oo POWER TRANSFORMER PRIMARY CONNECTIONS 1-10MOBILE INSTALLATION A DC cable for mobile installation is included with the transceiver. If the DC cable needs to be extended, a heavy, low resistance cable must be used to avoid excessive voltage drop in the cable. For under-dash mounting, a special mobile mount- ing bracket is available from Yaesu dealers. This bracket, model MMB-2 (or MMB-16), allows easy mobile installation of the FT-180A. ‘The FT-180A should be mounted where there is adequate space around the heat sink to allow free circulation of air. Allow a space of about 20 cm behind and around the heat sink, and do not posi- tion the transceiver directly in the path of the heater ducts. When making battery connections, be absolutely certain that the proper polarity of the power cord is observed. CAUTION Permanent damage will result if reversed polarity supply voltage is applied to this, transceiver. Our warranty does not cover damage caused by reversed power supply connections. GENERAL Power connections should be made directly to the battery instead of to the ignition switch. The battery provides considerable filtering against igni- tion noise, while connection to the ignition switch can place the FT-180A in a noise-producing circuit. ‘The power leads must be kept as short as possible, and should be kept away from ignition cables as much as possible. When making battery connections, be certain to connect the RED power cable lead to the POSI- TIVE (+) battery terminal, and the BLACK lead to the NEGATIVE (-) terminal. Before connecting the DC cable to the transceiver, check the battery voltage with the engine running fast enough to show a charge on the vehicle’s ammeter, or immediately after starting the engine, If the voltage exceeds 15 volts, the automobile voltage regulator should be adjusted, so as to limit the maximum voltage to less than 15 volts. This transceiver should not be operated from a power source of less than 12 volts. The trans ceiver should always be tured off when the car is started, to prevent transients in the automobile electrical system from damaging the transistor circuitry of the FT-180A. CAUTION Be certain to observe proper polarity of the power cord when making connections to the vehicle battery.GENERAL MMB-2 MOBILE MOUNT INSTALLATION 1. Listed below are the parts included in the MMB-2 kit. Only the parts shown with an asterisk (*) are required for FT-180/180A installation. Universal bracket MMB-2 Catch chip Right (90°) angle hinge Knob screws Screws for the catch clip (M3x4) Screws for right-angle hinge (M3x6) Screws for the MMB-2(MS5x10) 8) Lock washers for the MMB-2 *9) Flat washers for the MMB-2 10) Nut for the MMB-2 *1) 2) 3) *4) 3) 6) *7) (5000038) (0061920) RRAR RR OU 2. Use the universal mounting bracket as a template for positioning the mounting holes. Use a 3/16” diameter bit for drilling these holes, allowing enough room for the trans- ceiver, its cables, microphone and controls. Secure the mounting bracket with the screws, washers and nuts supplied, as shown in the drawing. 3. Using the slotted knob screws, attach the FT-180/180A to the MMB-2 universal bracket. 4, The angle of the transceiver may be adjusted to whatever position is most convenient and easily accessible. CAUTION If the FT-180/180A is installed in a car which has an Electronic Fuel Injection carburetor, we strongly recommend that the FT-180/ 180A. be installed as far away as possible from any equipment related to the carburetor located within the passenger compartment. sere 5 270) ed Figure 2 1-12MMB-16 MOBILE MOUNT INSTALLATION Note that the FT-180/180A have three mounting holes in each side, only two of which are used for mobile mounting. Select which two holes to use according to the desired distance that the equipment is to project forward of the bracket in the final ‘mounting position. Preassemble the slotted mounting brackets to the side plates using the four small screws. If installing an amateur transceiver only, the GENERAL Now remove the main mounting plate, and use it asa template to locate the mounting holes on the vehicle. Use a 3/16 inch (4.8mm) bit for drilling the holes. Affix the main mounting plate to the vehicle as shown in the diagram, and then finally affix the side plates, with the equipment affixed, to the main mounting plate. Notice that there are three possible positions for the rear bolt, allowing several choices of mount- mounting brackets are not needed, ing angle, 3. Bolt the side plate/brackct assemblies to the transceiver using the upper holes in the mounting brackets. 4. Temporarily bolt the main mounting plate to the side plates, and determine the proper mounting location in the vehicle, This must allow for several inches of clearance around the heat sink, and sufficient clearance for all cables (front and rear) and controls. In general, the FT-180/180A is designed to function properly regardless of the mounting position, but it should not be mounted directly in the path of the vehicle heater yents, nor where it could interfere with driver vision or vehicle operation. MAIN MOUNTING notte G5) as Lock Washer knob Serew for ta shor Side Plate SIDE PLATE Mounting Surface Kot Serew for ‘Transceiver Bracker MOUNTING BRACKET, Fiat Wasner Serow for Mounting Bracket —— serewGENERAL FH-180 REMOTE CONTROLLER INSTRUCTIONS The FH-180 Remote Controller is specifically designed for use with the FT-180A HF Transceiver, after the Transceiver has been appropriately modified. A ten meter cable is supplied with the FH-180 to allow complete control of the FT-180A from any convenient location, and the FC-420 Remote Antenna Coupler, when used with the FT-180A, is also controlled by the FT-180. The part number of the Modification Kit required for the FT-180A is D3000266, and the procedure is given on page 3-16, Specifications Power requirements: 13.4 VDC at 1 A, and 8 VDC at 0 mA (supplied by the FT-180A) Functions Power ON/OFF, Channel selection, AF gain control, Clarifier adjustment, Tone CALL, Microphone input, Receiver output (from Handset and Speaker), PTT (Push-To-Talk) AF Output: Speaker; 2 W (4 ohms) Handset earpiece; 0.2 W (4 ohms) Handset Microphone: —68 dBm output (600 ohms) Dimensions (WHD): 80 x 120 x 240 mm Weight: 1.4 kg. Installation ‘The FH-180 can be installed in any desired mount- ing position, and on any surface 1. The supplied mounting brackets can be posi- tioned so that the mounting screws are either under the Controller, or on either side, accord- ing to individual requirements. If the mount- ing screws are to be located underneath the Controller, temporarily bolt the brackets to the Controller and hold it in the mounting position while marking the positions of the brackets on either side. Then remove the brackets from the Controller and use the brackets as templates for locating and drilling the mounting holes. If the channel frequencies are not already shown on the channel plate beneath the hand- set, write the frequencies on the label paper and install it under the channel plate. 3. After the FT-180A has been modified, con- nect the female connector on the Controller Cable to the FH-180, and the male connector to the REMOTE jack on the modified FT- 180A. MsOperation Set the POWER switch on the FT-180A to the REMOTE position, and set the FH-180 POWER switch to ON. The green lamp will light, Select the desired channel using the CHANNEL selector on the FH-180. Set the SPEAKER switch to ON, and adjust the AF GAIN control for the desired volume level. This control and the AF GAIN control on the FT-180A function inde- pendently, so that only the control on the trans- ceiver will affect the speaker in the transceiver, and only the control on the FH-180 will affect the volume from the FH-180 speaker or earpiece. When privacy is desired, communications may be conducted only through the handset. To disable the FH-180 speaker, set the SPEAKER switch to the MUTE position. This will silence the FH-180 speaker when the handset is removed from the cradle, though the speaker will be reactivated when the handset is replaced. =F Control Cable 10m (32.6 feet) v GENERAL To transmit when using the FH-180, squeeze the PIT switch on the inside center of the handset handle, and talk, Release this switch to retum to receive. The CALL and CLAR controls on the FH-180 function identically to their counterparts on the FT-180A. NOTE The handset must always be pressed snugly into the cradle when not in use. Otherwise the FH-180 speaker will be disabled if the SPEAKER switch is set to the MUTE posi- tion, and incoming calls may not be heard. od =GENERAL OPERATION (1) Make certain that all power supply and ground connections have been correctly made. Connect a 50-ohm antenna for the desired operating frequency to the rear panel ANT jack. Q (3) Insert the microphone plug into the front panel MIC jack. If a non-standard microphone is used, be sure that the microphone has an impedance of 600 ohms. Connect your headphones, if used, to the front panel PHONE jack, (4) Refer to the CAUTION notice on this page, and preset the controls and switches as fol- lows: MODE To desired mode AF GAIN Adjust later to comfortable level RF GAIN Fully clockwise METER S/FWD CLARIFIER 12 o'clock position CHANNEL Desired channel SQL Fully counterclockwise Turn the POWER switch ON. The pane! lamps and indicators should become illuminated. Adjust the AF GAIN control to a comfortable listening level. Adjust the CLARIFIER control for a natural sounding reproduction of the incoming signal Adjust the SQL control to the point where the background noise just disappears when the channel is clear, in order to provide maximum squelch sensitivity. (9) If pulse-type noise is present on the incom- ing signal, turn the NB switch ON, Most pulse- type noises will be eliminated by the blanker, although some atmospheric and man-made white noise will not be totally removed. (10) To transmit, press the microphone push-to- talk switch, and speak with a normal voice into the microphone. Release the switch for receiver recovery. SELECTIVE CALLING FEATURE A 1500 Hz tone generator is available for selective calling. Calibration and operation using this feature are simple: (1) When a 1500 Hz tone is received from another station, set the CALIB/CALL switch to CALIB and rotate the CLARIFIER control so your tone matches that of the incoming signal. Your set is now calibrated to the same frequency as that of the other station. (2) To transmit the 1500 Hz tone, push the CALIB/CALL switch up to the CALL posi- tion, The transmitter will be activated and the 1500 Hz tone sent for as long as you hold this switch. Sey CAUTION NEVER CHANGE CHANNELS OR MODES WHILE TRANSMITTING, AS DAMAGE TO THE TRANSCEIVER MAY RESULT. AL- WAYS RELEASE THE PIT SWITCH AND/ OR CALL SWITCH TO DEACTIVATE THE TRANSMITTER WHEN CHANGING CHAN- NELS OR MODES.TECHNICAL NOTES WVEDSVid I007E ‘vostoaria ma | me mois ab} EE ee ae poccaa ine ai Xu 3GOW GSS VO8L/O8L-L4 21TECHNICAL NOTES WvueviG 10078 vosi/oars X¥ 3GOW HEV VO8L/O8L-L4TECHNICAL NOTES Wvuovia yo07e ‘vost/osl-1a oa! ee Ho = 2000 wow FS om Tinh aw EHH SSS Sma XL JGOW ASS VOSL/O8L-L4TECHNICAL NOTES ‘Wvuovid y0018 ‘Yosrosris (ite waiwinoair ———~~=—— 4 | aioe? [See To | svisinsse _soor-ome | 1 Tusroneooce | | LL | onrm aco wes” DES | XL JGOW HEV VO8L/O8L-L4 24TECHNICAL NOTES CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION The block diagrams and circuit description to follow will provide you with a better understand- ing of this transceiver. Please refer to the schematic diagrams for specific component details. RECEIVER The RF input signal from the antenna is fed through relay RLsou, lamp fuse Faoo, and then a highpass filter before delivery to pin 2 of Joo: on the RF Unit, The signal passes through individual antenna coils for each channel and a 10.7 MHz trap, and is then amplified by Qioo (38K73GR), a dual gate MOS FET with excellent freedom from cross modulation and intermodulation. The amplified sig through an individual diode-switched tuned cireuit, which protects the mixer from out-of-band signals. al is fed The RF signal is buffered by Quo, (28K125) and the output from the source Of Qroos is fed to a single balanced mixer, consisting of Qyo0s, Qiooe (2SK125), where the RF signal is mixed with a local signal delivered from Quooy (282407). This results in a 10.7 MHz IF signal which is delivered through Jyooq to the UF unit. The local signal applied to the local amplifier, Qioor; is. produced in the following manner: the local oscillator, consisting of Qeor /Quoos (28C1923R) and a local crystal, generate a ‘al for each individual channel. The crystal for th channel is selected by # diode switch, Dsos — Doc /Dsooi ~Deooe (18853) provided for ystal. The control voltage from the channel switch is applied to these diode switches to activate the appropriate crystal. The output from the collector of Qsor/Quoor is fed to a buffer Qooo/ Qéooe (2SC1923R), and then delivered through Pos (Pooos WJi00s t0 Qioo> On the RF unit each NOTE: In order to discriminate CARRIER/LOCAL OSC Units with and without the optional crystal oven, units with the oven have part numbers of the form 6XX, and units without the oven have part numbers of the form | 60XX. 25 The 10.7 MHz IF signal is fed to a common gate FET amplifier, Qsoor (28K125), and the output passes through XFo0s, a 20 kHz bandwidth monolithic crystal filter, which provides carly protection against IMD products while allowing enough bandwidth and delay time for the noise blanker citcuit. The signal then passes through noise blanker diodes Dsoie—Dsois, which act as switches driven by noise blanker controller Qcore (2SC181SGR). The IF signal is amplified by Qzooe (2SK192AGR), and then delivered to a crystal filter for USB, LSB or AM, where un- wanted adjacent signals are cut out. Finally, the IF signal from the crystal filter is fed through diode switches to a three-stage IF amplifier, Quoos —Qao0s (3SK73GR), where the IF signal is amplified to a sufficient level to drive the SSB and AM detectors. A portion of the output from Qsogs is fed to buffer Qeoos (2SC1B815Y) and detected by Dsois, Dzoa (1N60), resulting in a fluctuating DC voltage. This voltage is amplified by Qroo (28C1815Y), where the recovery time of this DC voltage is also deter- mined. This DC voltage acts as the AGC control voltage, which is fed to gate 2 of the RF and IF amplifiers. This voltage is also delivered to S- meter buffer Qzo11 (2SK192AGR). Output from the buffer is delivered to Smeter amplitier Qzors (2SA564AR) and squelch control amplifier Qzors (AN6S51). The buffered output from the emitter of Qsoor is also delivered through AM detector diode Dever (INGO) to AF buffer Qrox (28C1815Y), and it is then delivered to AF analog switch Qso0s (MC14016BCP) on the AF unit. This analog switch selects output from either the AM detector or the SSB demodulator, depending on the mode of operation The SSB signal from Qzoos on the IF unit is delivered to Jyoox on the AF unit, where it is fed to product detector Dsoo:—Dsoos (IN60), and con- verted to an audio signal, using the carrier signal supplied by crystal oscillator Ques /Qsoos (2SC- 1923R) and buffer Qeos/Qsoor (2SK192AGR). The carrier oscillator changes its frequency depend- ing on the activated mode, and clarifies the control voltage with diode switches Deo, /Dsoo7s Dsos/Deoos (18853) and variable capacitor diode Dsos/Dsoos (152208).TECHNICAL NOTES ‘The selected AF signal from analog gate Quoos is delivered to an active lowpass filter at Qzoos (2SC1815Y), which eliminates any high-pitch noise on the audio signal. It is then delivered to buffer Qsoio (25C1815Y). Next, this signal passes through a potentiometer, which controls the AF output, to audio power amplifier Quo: (uPC2002V), and is then delivered through Jso.e to the speaker. ‘A portion of the RX IF signal from Quoo7 is delivered to three stages of noise amplifier, Quoir, Qzois and Qzois (28C1583). Each individual transistor contains two sections, which are con- figured as differential amplifiers. When a carrier or noise-free signal is received, the noise signal is rectified by Dass, Dress (1N60), producing a DC voltage. This DC voltage is amplified by Quors (28C181SY), which charges Cyizo for noise blanker AGC purposes. ‘The AGC time constant is designed so as not to respond to pulse-type noises. This AGC voltage is used to control the gain of Quoir and Quois- When pulse-type noise is received, Dror and Daoas rectify the noise signal, which controls noise blanker switch Qaois. Noise pulses are of very short duration, but high amplitude, Because of the very short time constant of the Rzoor/Cz11s discharge path, AGC voltage is not induced by these short duration pulses. There- fore, the noise amplifiers operate at full providing maximum voltage to the base of Qzors. When a desired signal and noise pulse are received simultaneously, the blanking action is not im- paired, because the relative difference between the desired signal and the noise pulse is still high. 26 TRANSMITTER SSB The audio input signal from microphone jack Jo, is fed to Jpg: On the AF unit. The speech signal is amplified by Qo (2SC732BL) and delivered through microphone gain control potentiometer VRioo to two stages of AF amplifier, Qsoos (28C732GR) and Qaoos (28C1815Y). The output from the emitter of Qaooc is applied to double balanced modulator Qsoo6 (MC1496P), where the amplified speech signal and applied carrier signal produce a DSB signal at the IF frequency (10.7 MHz). The balanced modulator provides high carrier suppression stability corresponding to various temperature changes. The signal is then fed to soo: for delivery to the IF unit. ‘The IF signal appearing at pin 2 of Jao: is fed through buffer Qaee: (3SK73GR) to the appropri- ate crystal filter for the mode in use (LSB, USB, A3h) according to the instructions from the mode selector. The resulting SSB signal is amplified by Qsoo2 (3SK73GR) and then delivered to single balanced mixer Qyooe and Qioos (3SK73GR) on the RF unit. Here the IF signal is mixed with the local signal from the local signal oscil- lator/buffer. Finally, the RF signal is amplified by Qreoz (38K73GR) and Qjons (282407) in the RF unit, A3h The USB signal at Qsoo2 from the USB filter is joined by a 10.7 MHz carrier signal from the carrier oscillator, resulting in an A3h signal. The carrier level is determined by VRzoor on the IF unit, sending the A3h signal on the same path followed for SSB. 100/50W POWER AMPLIFIER The input signal is amplified by pre-driver Qsoor /500 (28C1589), push-pull drivers Qsoo2/ sua Qsoos (sons (28C2395), and then further amplified by the push-pull final amplifier Quoos v0o!+ Qaaos 9s (28C2290). which supplies approxi mately 100/50 watts of RF output. This RF signal is then fed to the LPF unit.NOTE Parts with numbers of the form 8XXX are used in the SOW model, while those with numbers of the form 9XXX are used in the 100W model LL 10W POWER AMPLIFIER The input signal is amplified by driver Qroor (28C2166) and delivered to the push-pull final amplifier, consisting of Qzoo2 and Qraos (28C2509). This RF signal is then delivered to the LPF unit ALC Cireuit A variety of level control systems are included in the FT-180 for protection against overdrive and high SWR. ‘At the directional coupler the output voltage is sensed, and when a high SWR condition exists the voltage is detected by Dsor, Daoiz (18897), and the overdrive ALC voltage is detected by Deora, Dore (18897). These rectified ALC control voltages are amplified together by Quo: (2SA564Q) and Quoos (2SC181SY) (A3H: Qaoos — Qaoos), for the control of TX IF stage. 27 TECHNICAL NOTESTECHNICAL NOTESTECHNICAL NOTES 29TECHNICAL NOTES Ti ssoneovze-a INA av | | I “BY Astoiosz 0 Asieisez wooss262 om 60D 62 _AsIeI06z £10 we yo ele ae Be antl 2-10TECHNICAL NOTES [(ovowaeizeaa Inn WW/ae0SS—S—~—CSs—s—SSC) TX IF Coil Alignment Disconnect Py, from its jack yoo.) on the RF unit, and terminate Pp, with a 50 ohm resistor. Connect the RF probe of the VTVM t0 Pog Adjust Tago, and Tro. for maximum deflec- tion on the VTVM. IC Meter and Idling Current Alignment Disconnect the +13.5 volt line to the PA unit, and connect an ammeter in series with the fine. Turn the CALIB/CALL switch to CALL. Adjust VReoo: So that the reading on the IC meter will show the same value as that on the ammeter. Now release the CALIB/CALL switch, and set the MIC control fully counterclockwise. Press the PTT switch, and adjust VRaoos (100W PA), VRsoor (SOW PA), or VRroo: (OW PA) for a reading of 100 mA on the ammeter. FWD Meter Setting Tum the CALIB/CALL switch to CALL, and adjust VRsoo: to 80% of full scale on the S/FWD meter. ALC Alignment Do not switch channels or modes during transmission. Note: LPF/ALC UNIT 37 a) b) a) °) ) 2) SERVICING Preset the potentiometers and MODE switch, as follows: VRio AF Unit Fully counterclockwise VRoor IF Unit Fully clockwise LPF Unit Fully clockwise LPF Unit Fully counterclockwise LPF Unit Fully counterclockwise witch A3h On any channel, close the PTT switch and adjust VRepo. for a power output of 50 watts on the dummy load/wattmeter. (SOW PA: 25 watts; OW PA: 4 watts) Check the power output for each frequency and set the CHANNEL selector to the channel at which minimum power is obtained. Again adjust VRzoo, for a power output of 67 watts on the dummy load/wattmeter (SOW PA: 33 watts; 10W PA: 7 watts). Adjust VRaooz for 35 watts on the wattmeter (SOW PA: 18 watts; LOW PA: 4 watts) Now set the MODE switch to USB, the CALIB/CALL switch to CALL, and adjust VReoos for a reading of 100 watts on the dummy load/wattmeter (SOW PA: 50 watts; 1OW PA: 10 watts). Release the CALIB/CALL switch, and apply 4 2 mV 1000 Hz signal from the AF generator to the MIC connector. Set the MODE switch to SSB (USB or LSB).SERVICING h) id Adjust VRsoo: to the point where the specified power output is obtained on the dummy load/wattmeter. Connect three 50 ohm dummy loads in a parallel fashion, so as to present a 17 ohm load to the amplifier (1:3 SWR with reference to 50 ohms). Tum the CALIB/CALL switch to CALL, and adjust VRsoo, for 75 watts power output, as indicated on the wattmeter (SOW PA: 37.5 watts; 10W PA: 7.5 watts). - ¢e& © © cf € os Note for SOW Model Never attempt to adjust VRaoo or VRéoos without performing the entire ALC alignment procedure, as this may cause the final transistors to exceed the specified power output, leading to damage by overheating. Tre To SOW/100W PA UNIT 38SERVICING COMMON CIRCUITS } Remove the VI'VM from Poo: and connect the frequency counter to the plug. d) Set the CLARIFIER control to the center a position, and adjust the core of Tsoo: for a Note: When the optional crystal oven is reading of 10.700 MHz installed, there is a difference in the part numbers used in the FT-180/ 180A. Part numbers of the form 60XX should be read as 6XX (ce, f) Next, remove the counter from Poss and Deoos * Deas) connect the frequency counter to Jyeos on the RF unit. 1. Carrier/Local Oscillator Alignment en e) Now close the PTT switch and adjust TCsoo> for a reading of exactly 10.700 MHz. 2) The local oscillator frequency must be a) Disconnect Pgoss from its jack (Js903) on the adjusted by the appropriate trimmer capaci- AF unit, and connect the RF probe of the tor, corresponding to the CHANNELselector. VTVM to Pyoos Adjust the trimmer capacitors on the CAR- RIER/LOCAL OSC Unit as shown below to the exact crystal frequencies. b) Adjust Tyoos for maximum deflection on the VIVM. The nominal value is approximately 0.2 volts. TCeo02 is “Tans TCee0s 2 TCeoos TCeaae lator Alignment Connect the frequency counter to TP3.0: on the AF unit, turn the CALIB/CALL switch to CALL, and adjust VRsoo. for a frequency of 1500 Hz +20 Hz. Connect the AF voltmeter to the internal speaker terminals, and turn the CALIB/CALL switch to CALIB. Adjust VRyoos on the AF unit for a reading of 0.45 volts on the AF voltmeter. Connect the AF voltmeter to TPsoo1, tum the CALIB/CALL switch to CALL, and adjust, VRsoos for a reading of 80 mV on the AF voltmeter. REGULATOR/CONTROL UNIT 3.9SERVICING MODIFICATIONS LSB FILTER INSTALLATION 1) Remove the bottom cover of the trans- ceiver, and carefully disconnect all connectors on the IF unit. Then, unscrew the four IF unit mounting screws on the corners of the unit, 2) Install the LSB Filter on the IF unit using the nuts provided, in the space beside the existing IF filters. Solder the pins of the filter to the cireuit board. 3) Install the IF Unit in exactly the same configuration as before, and secure it with the mounting screws. Connect all plugs to their jacks, and close the transceiver. BOTTOM VIEW AM FILTER X Tsao» » Croas» Cross CHANNEL 2: CH 2 (RX) Troos s Tro0s » Croa2 » Cross CHS (TX) Troi0, Trois » Cioas » Cross CHANNEL 3: CH 3 (RX) Trove Tio07 + Cros Cross CH6 (TX) Trotzs Trova» Crore Cross SERVICING Install the Channel Select Jumper(s) from the point adjacent to Joy to the point adjacent to Jn, for the semi-duplex channel(s) being installed, as shown in Figure 9. Referring to step 5 and Part B of Figures 7 and 8 in the Simplex Channel procedure, install the LPF jumper(s) for the TRANSMIT frequency in the CHI, CH2 or CH3 positions (points in common with pins 4, 5 and 6 of Jio, respectively). Do not install any LPF jumper for semi-duplex channels in the CH4, CHS or CH6 positions. Referring to Figure 10, cut the wire to con- nector Py, that corresponds with the CH location that is being used as the transmit frequency for the semi-duplex channel. That is, if CHI is to be semi-duplex, cut the wire to pin 4 (designated CH4 in Figure 10). For CH2 semi-duplex, cut the wire to pin 5 (CH: and for CH3 semi-duplex, the wire to pin 6 (CHO). SEMI-DUPLEX JUMPER CONNECTIONS Figure 9 RF Unit Ff || i femal = Me e i s anh a . yee 315 (CHS Semi-duplex (cH2 Semistuplex (CHI Semi-duplex cuT FOR Tx ON SEMI-DUPLEX CH (cut for CHS semicuniex) "CHS. [cut for CH2 smi-cuplex) LT Bog it Sitch JB ower cur —cni J pi Figure 10SERVICING ET-1 804 MODIFICATION PROCEDURE FOR USE WITH THE FH-180 Kit required: Part number D3000266 L steoua sa Disconnect the FT-180A from the power source, and remove the 4 screws affixing the top cover. Loosen the side plate screws, and remove the cover. Referring to Figure 11, locate the two screws affixing the Connector Unit. Remove these screws, but do not remove the connectors from the Unit yet. Carefully disconnect plugs Pyo, Py and Piz from RF Unit (previously beneath the Con- nector Unit). Also disconnect plugs P.; and Pas from the Connector Unit. Remove the CHANNEL selector knob, mount ing nut and washer, and remove this switch and its wires disconnected in the previous step. Install the new BCD switch supplied with the kit, with wires and plug Ps: 10. ul Connect one end of each of the supplied connection cables to the RF Unit: Pi to Foro» Prs to Juor, and Piz t0 Sore Referring to Figure 12, install the Remote Control Unit (supplied with the kit) using the the supplied mounting screws. Make sure that no wires or connectors are pinched or trapped beneath the Unit. Connect the other ends of the new connection cables to the Remote Control Unit: Psp to Joos, Pee t0 Iros , and Pey to Iron. Disconnect the following plugs one at a time from the Connector Unit, and connect them to the jacks on the Remote Control Unit: Pas to Trors Pas to Ino2, Par t0 Ino; and Pys to Ties Connect Ps: from the new CHANNEL selector switch to Jog on the Remote Control Unit. Replace the top cover and its 4 screws. This completes the modification. (CHANNEL swrTCH Tae snap _ pee 0 oy ° Fein ope sro rena | eon ees ema MRE OLIT W co . ne ww ares oe — ri — Fig. 11 Hy-22: TOP VIEW 316SERVICING REMOTE CONTROL UNIT (Optional Accessory for FT-180A) 317SERVICING SOLDERING TECHNIQUE SOLDERING AND DESOLDERING TECHNIQUE ON PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS ‘The FT-180/180A circuit boards are tough, but mishandling during soldering can cause circuit traces to “lift.” While this does not cause perma- nent damage to the board, much servicing trouble can result, because of the tendency for this lifted trace to break. A few simple precautions will keep your circuit boards in A-I condition, 1. Use only a 12 to 30 watt chisel-tip soldering iron. Yes, some “repairmen” have been known to use small blowtorches on cards. 2. Use only a soldering iron equipped with three-wire cord, with the tip grounded. Also acceptable is a soldering iron isolated through a transformer. An old soldering iron or gun may have 117 volts on the tip, and will certainly cause more damage than it repairs! 3. USE ONLY 60/40 ROSIN CORE SOLDER. Acid core solder should be thrown away if you find it in your radio shop! 4. Use a solder sucker and solder tape to ensure a professional repair job. 5. If you do lift a trace, don't worry! Read on to find out how to repair traces like a pro. INSERTION OF PARTS ON CIRCUIT All of the below are acceptable ways of inserting components into cireuit board mounting holes. =S- (a) Bend leads slightly =e © Straightin mounting 318 NOTES ON USE OF CMOS IC’S: As CMOS devices are extremely sensitive to damage from static electricity, special precautions must be observed, In storage, use only sponge specially designed for CMOS components. When installing a CMOS IC in a socket, or on 2 circuit board, be certain that the power is off. In addition, the technician should rest his hand on the chassis as the component is inserted, so as to place his hand at the same potential as the chassis (better to discharge small amounts of static electricity through your fingers than through a $5 IC!) When soldering a CMOS IC onto a circuit board, use a low wattage iron, and be sure to ground the tip with a clip lead, if the tip is not grounded through a three-wire power cord BOARDS (©) Vertical mounting (a) Preformed dise ceramic =S\— capacitor Preformed resistor, diode, ete.BASIC SOLDERING PRACTICE \4\" eG @) @) Prepare soldering iron and solder, Apply soldering iron to surface to be soldered. Apply solder to heated surface. When enough solder is applied, remove solder. Continue to apply heat until solder flows cleanly. Remove iron from work. Do not apply more heat than necessary for good solder flow. Soldering to terminal posts: (Be certain to apply heat to both post and wire.) Apply seldar here ren EXAMPLES OF POOR SOLDERING PRACTICE Solder bridge (caused by use of too much solder) S== “Cold joint” (caused by in- sufficient heat to part of work, resulting in poor solder flow) Unstable joint (caused by in- sufficient heat or solder) ar m= Wire Terminal If you have previously lifted a trace, make an etch cut on each side of the lifted trace as shown in the drawing, and install a wire bridge. Copper. “Lifted” Trace Coat Cut Area With Eastman 910BOARD LAYOUT (FT-180) (FT-180A) TOP VIEW (FT-180) (ET-180A) BOTTOM VIEWSERVICINGergo | eg yon RF UNIT PB-22698 *4:2182kH2 MODE: USB RX: ANT INPUT LEVEL 0 d8u ‘TX: OUTPUT POWER 100 Watts AF: MIC INPUT LEVEL 1 mVio oo] 15 Z ) G 5 a feces = wee \ Te Olas 9] efle a fees 5 3) RF UNIT VOLTAGE CHART — (wc vorts) cm | es) | xn | G2 | REMARKS aio | ws | 29 | 28 | 46 | RX am | 6 | ie | us | a9 | 1x 103 97 | 19 | 26 1 ai04 94 | 12 | 0 RX Q105 sa | 3a | 0 RX Qi06 9a] aa | 0 RX gor | ue] 47 | sa RX qos | ue] io | to | a0 | 1x qo | us] iio | to | io | ca RF UNIT PAR) PHO : 2 i Qo) k fo 0 O} a Soo lie ‘Viewed from component side “> * "GATE No oRAIN 3SK73GR GATE No.2 32SERVICING 'S LAYOUT Viewed from solder side EMITTER GATE COLLECTOR pase DRAIN eoGaRE 2802407 28K125SERVICING r PB 1 Tx: 4amv vom I 3 as a | : ! ~av |oF age [oe shitrer anyon 322‘Ask 3 h CARRIERSIF UNIT P. 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NOTCH PINT Mc1496P Mc14016BcP 28C732BL/GR 3-25 N eurreR COLLECTOR SAE EMITTER, BASE 2SC1815V/GR/BLSERVICING | _REG/CONTROL UNIT PB-22718 «I Q5001 IC type ~8V Supply : ie T iT PE 7 aos ssoriey iy | SSIES fel mL Yt 5 0sjgo7_seeersy (Se i + 3 * | Bl [ver L led ey aye x «| | als = ° ve emt E PASE) ORR T fot aro jew ser ve 3-26REG/CONTROL UNIT VOLTAGE CHART «wc vous) Viewed from solder side c E B REMARKS (05002 BI “14 BA | es00¢ | tnzis of SSB/A3H ~ 95006 | 11.7709 0108 RX/TX os007 | 11.7/0.9 0 7 95008 | 11.7/0.8 oor | IW | our es009 | 11-7/0.8 0/0 s003 | 118] 80 1[2[3[a]s [eo ]7][s[» [w]u | ]is [as [is] w | remanxs ‘as005 | Nc] Nc|a/7.9| 80/0] 8.0/0] 0/78] 018.0] 070 [017.9] 7.9/0] 077.9] 8070] 8010 |o/80| 0/79] a.ve.0] RxPTX 1f2][3]4]s]«]7]8 sor | nc] 40] 0 |-33/-38] 29] 38 | 79 LECTOR Pins: EMITTER, a PIN 16 Pine. poten 28018 15Y MC14572UB 28C1959Y GROUND NP INPUT ourrur: HPC14308 GROUND wPc7edeH) PINS pine pina PIN) NOTCH ICL7660cPAe-20r SOW/100W PA UNIT = * 639, cas 36 03 3-27 100W 1200 pF 1000 pF 22pF 0020632 sow 820 pF 470 oF Not used 0021284 SERVICINGSERVICING 10W PA UNIT PARTS LAYOUT 10W MODEL. ‘Viewed from component side PA UNIT VOLTAGE CHART (10W MODEL) (WC VOLTS) € E B | REMARKS ev | us | ro | is | avs | 3s | 0 or | gms | as | 0 o7 | 1% ov | us | o7 | 13 | COLLECTOR. Bags EMITTER, COLLECTOR EMITTER COLLECTOR 2802166 Base coLLector. (eoTToM SURFACE) EMITTER 7 BASE 2scagey COLLECTOR. oe “cottecton 3-28SERVICING (a14..) + 1090..} or (080..) 50W/100W MODEL Viewed from component side PA UNIT VOLTAGE CHART (50W/100W MODEL) yc yours) é E 3 REMARKS awooves00r | issnss | asios | 13/3 002705002 | 13.5135 a0 07107 * annsves00s | 13.535 0 o7107 ‘ax0odas008 | 135/138 a 07107 : as00sfan00s | _13.8/13. oo 07107 soo7ias007 | ea.o | anion | aia - IN ouT REMARKS eaoosiase | a3snas | aomo | sowsioow — EMITTER ROUND Dee COLLECTOR Sane Sieeerrun < a coutector urea eae EMITTER COLLECTOR ewitteR 201 ‘GROUND 589 282200 pecan P1408 2802395 wec7e08H) 3-29SERVICING cera) oezz-64 unm Towne nano | 3:30CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR UNIT PARTS LAYOUT em | we | es REMARKS e601 | 42 | 21 | 29 | Remove crystal from the erystal socket oso2 | 57 | 34] 42 eos | 56 | 20] 27 ‘esos | 73 | 61 | 56 331 SERVICINGSERVICING OVEN CONTROL/HEATER UNIT PARTS LAYOUT lee {0 fl 3 ‘a 8 : wa wees Bee we Viewed from = side at Viewed from solder side Viewed from component and solder side 3:32OVEN CONTROL UNIT/HEATER UNIT VOLTAGE CHART BCVOLTS) [em | es | ne REMARKS [eo | as | ies | ua 2 | ios | os | ua 9402 135 n2 | ns Ti ]2]3 [4] s] 6] 7 [8 | remarks a | [ [ra[ass| 0 SOURCE SOURCE mane cate DARIN GATE f Pina me fine 2SK19TMGR 28K182AY weotsia COLLECTOR EMITTER COLLECTOR. BASE BASE EMITTER coLLector 2sci923R sonee (asp1064a/R) 3.33 SERVICINGSERVICING [oponiaaizeaa Linn S9V/aa7 Asioigse owvocvse 1] S00 208 10 | | | | | | | | ! | |SERVICING Viewed from solder side LPF/ALC UNIT VOLTAGE CHART (we VOLTS) COLLECTOR cle 8 | REMARKS: a EMITTER, voor | -33 | -06 | -o7 | ox over | 39 af e403 | 2.9 ¥ oaos | 2.9 [# = 2scigisY 4005 | 3.8 ee 335SERVICING FAULT IDENTIFICATION AND LOCALIZATION The process uf troubleshooting any electronic equipment is highly individualistic. Fundamentally though, the process is one of logical elimination, Begin with a visual inspection of the transceiver, looking for broken, discolored, or charred com- ponents, Smell the unit, as transformers smell differently than resistors, ete. If you do find a component that is cooked, remember that another fault may have caused the destruction of the part you have located Initially, turn on the receiver, and check out only the RX side, Any malfunctions you detect on the receiver side should be repaired before you check out the transmitter. In doing this, you may well cure the entire problem, as much circuitry is shared on TX and RX. The logical process of fault identification is to determine the missing function (no RX on USB), then the board at fault (IF UNIT), then the bad circuit (USB filter), then the malfunctioning part (Qaoo7 ). If, after the receiver inspection is completed, all appears OK. switch to the transmit side. following the same logical procedure (function — hoard uit, — component). Concentrate on those sections unique to the transmit side, as you have already performed a thorough checkout of alll receiver and shared circuits. Use only a dummy Joad. NEVER troubleshoot using an antenna. In this manual, we will provide troubleshooting advice which leads you directly to suspect com- ponents. As there are some 2,000 parts in the FT-180, though, it obviously is impossible for us to trace the path of every possible malfunction in the radio. Therefore, if our tips do not lead to identification of the trouble, the logical elimi- nation process is the way to go. 3-36SERVICING TROUBLESHOOTING A FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE TROUBLE The failure may be caused by one of the following: 1) Mechanical defect 2) Electrical defect 3) Others (Murphy's Law, etc.) 1, MECHANICAL DEFECTS Typical examples of mechanical defects encountered by the technician are. a) Damage from shock during transportation (remember the unit was probably subjected both to sea and truck shipment), b) Damage caused by vibration in service. c) Damage caused by forcing stubborn knobs or switches. This difficulty is usually preceded by one of the two above defects. 2. ELECTRICAL DEFECTS Typical electrical defects encountered are: a) Part(s) failure caused by aging: b) Failures caused by improper application of supply voltage or by voltage spikes: ¢) Improper operation (e.g. transistors. without load — this usually points to a failure elsewhere, in addition to the damaged transistor or IC). d) Loose connections, at the power receptacle, caused by cold solder joints, etc. 3. OTHERS ‘Among the miscellaneous types of failures or difficulties encountered are: a) Antenna troubles — be on the alert for antenna problems when the owner of the just-aligned transceiver complains of difficulty “when I switch to the antenna.” b) Poor power source ~ extremely high or low voltage, insufficient capacity, poor regulation, ete. c) Murphy’s Law — use of 2 non-Yaesu microphone with different connections, for example, (See page 1-6.) 3:37SERVICING RECEIVE Problem Condition Probable cause(s) (1) Nothing happens when switched on @) icy Fuse OK Fuse blows Detective power switch Defective DOT Defective J5001, 15002 Defective RLOT Loose contact at Power Jack JO4 Defective C03, 04 or 05 Defective Power Connector JO4 413,8V line shorted (2) No reception @ to S-meter OK, no audio ‘output from speaker No audio output on SSB No audio output on AM e speaker EXT SP Jack J03 445001, J5002 PHONE Jack JO2 13006 Defective audio circuit around 03011, 03012 end associated circuit Defective 03008 Defective 13005 SSB RX BY line shorted Low carrier level Detective 03007 Defective 13004 Defective T3002 Defective 03008 (2822708) Defective J3005 (3) Squelch inoperative @ ‘SQL control does not function * Defective VRO2 Defective 02013 and associated circuit Defective 03011 and associated circuit 3:38TRANSMIT Problem (1) No power output (2) Poor TX performance (8) No change over from RX to TX ® Cy @ (a) to) Condition No power output No power output one or more channels No power output on LSB/USB and no module tion on AM mode TX OK in CALL position No TX in GALL position SERVICING Probable cause(s) Loose contact at J1003 Loose contact at J1006 Defective 01003 and associated circuit Defective 01002 and associated circuit | Defective 01008, 1009 and associated circuit, Defective RL4011 Defective 07001, 7002, 7003 and associated circuit Defective 08001, 08002, 08003, 08004, 08005 end associated circuit Defective RL4001—RL4010 Defective LPF circuit | Defective J4003 | Defective T1002—T1013 Low local signal level Defective microphone Loose contact at microphone connector JOT Defective 13001 Defective 03001, 03003, 03004, 02006 and associated circuit Defective VR3001 Defective 3008 TX 12 line shorted Failure in PTT line Defective MIC PTT switch Defective JO1 MIC JACK Loose J5006 connection Defective 05008, 05006, 05007 Defective RL6001, RL5002 Loose J5001, 6002 connection (4) inoperative on AM mode () No power output Defective 05005, 05008, 05009 Defective J5004 Defective $5 (MODE) Defective RL5003, RLE004 Defective J2007, D2011 BV line shorted, (5) Fuse blows on transmit (a) OK on RX TX 13.8V tine grounded Defective 10W AMP ur Defective PA unit 3:39SERVICING (6) Abnormal meter (a) Meter does not deflect at all | * Defective MOT ‘operation * Defective S04 * Defective JO8 * Defective 406 Defective RL5002 Defective 02011, 02022 Defective 12004 Defective J5008 Defective RLSOO2 | {b) Smeter does not function (c) FWD. REF meter does not function Defective $04 Defective J5008, Defective 4001 Defective 04015, D4016 (a) Source meter does not Defective 15008 function * Defective VA5001 and associated circuit 3-40SERVICING COMMON CIRCUITS Problem L Coneition Probable causets) (1) XTAL OSC Unit (2) Crystal oscillator does not | * Defective D6001-D6006 oscillate * Defective channel Xtal * Cold solder joint between Xtal unit and J1007 * Defective Q8001, 06002 Defective X6007 Defective 08003, 06004 Defective T6002 Loose connection at 11007 (0) No carrier output (2) REG/CONTROL Unit | (a) No DC #8 Volt output * Defective 05003 * 48V line shorted (0) No DG ~8 Volt output * Defective 05001 (or 05010} and associated circuit BY line shorted lo) No TX/RX 12 voit * Defective RLSOOT * TX/RX 12 volt line shorted (a) No TX/RX 8 volt Defective RL5001 TXIRX BV line shorted AM RX BV line shorted Defective 3004 Defective 02010, D2021 (e} AF circuit appears OK, no | * Defective T3002 ‘S-meter deflection * Defective 12003-T2009 Defective 02003-02009, 02011, 02012 and associated circuit Defective XF2001—XF2003 and associated circuit Detuned T2003-T2009 Defective J2004 (RX 8V line) Defective L2013, L2017, L2019, L2020 and L2021 Defective J2009 Defective O1001, 1004, 01005 and 01006 Defective T1015, T1016 No local signal Defective 1007 Defective T1017 Detuned 71002-11013 (3) Partial reception (a) Poor reception on oneor | * more channel (some + Defective T1002—T1013 channels OK) * Channel switched control line open or shorted ‘Low local signal level 341SERVICING BAND TABLE RANGE TRANS. wopmics.| FREQUENCY | yormens |ty CERAMIC CAPACITORS ay TION Troo2—Tiors (Cro2i—1026+Cross—r0ss) KINO. poo | 16— 20min | Loomer | 2 SOWV Tange cH woni7si81 | 2 2.0 2.25 MHz SOWV 120pF CH (K02175121) 3000117 | 2.0— 25MHz | 10020973 | 2 2.25—2,5MHz SOWV 100pF CH (K02175101) 2.52.15 MHz SOWV 82pF CH (K02175820) 3000118 | 25— 3.0MHz | 10020973 | 2 2.75—3.0MHz SOWV S6pF CH (K02175560) | 2 3.03.25 MHz SOWV 150pF CH (KO2175151) | 2 p3o0o119 | 3.0 3.5MHz | 0020974 3.25—3.5MHz SOWV 120pF CH (Ko2175121) | 2 3.5 —4.0MHz SOWV 100pF CH(KO2175101) | 2 3000120 | 35— 4.5MHz | 10020974 =| 2 - — | 40-45MHz SOWV 75pF CH (K02179018) | 2 3000121 | too20974 | 2 | SOWV S6pF CH (K02175560) | 2 5.0—5.5MH2z SOW 62pF CH (K02179017) 3000122 | 5.0— 6.0MHz | 10020975 5.5—6.0MHz SOWV 47pF CH (K02175470) 6.0—6.5MHz SOWV 39pF CH (K02175390) | 2 3000123 | 6.0— 7.0MHz | 0020975 65—7.0MHz SOWV 33pF CH (K02175330) 3000124 | 7.0- 80MPz | 10020976 | 2 SOW SipF cH (KO2179016) | 2 3000125. | 80— 9.0MPiz | 0020976 | 2 SOWV 39pF CH (KO2175390) | 2 |'‘D3000126 | 9.0-10.2Mem | 10020977 | 2 39pF CH (K02175390) | 2 Fbs000401 | 10.2—11.7MHz | 10020977 | 2 27pF CH (K02175270) | 2 3000127 | 11.7-14.0Mez | 10020977 | 2 15pF CH (K02175150) | 2 13000128 | 140—17.0MPiz | 10020977 | 2 SOW _ 6pF CH (K02173060) | 2 3000129 | 17.0-18.0MH | Loow977 | 2 SOW 3pF CH (Ko2172030) | 2 Channel frequencies in this range cannot be installed in the special 9.1 MHz IF version. 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