Technical Manual: Atlantis

Technical Manual
Atlantis
TP8705
HAND-PORTABLE RADIO
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Contents
Contents-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
Contents-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2
Technical specifications ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3
User’s guide--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
Authorised usage and intended usage -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
For your safety -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
Preparing the radio for use ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6
Basic functions -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
Using the menu ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
Battery charging and maintenance----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
Declaration of Conformity ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 13
Product description:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
Other guides ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14
Guide to menu functions------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14
Setup guide ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
Mechanical assembly ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 15
Exploded view, part 1---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15
Exploded view, part 2---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16
Chassis --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17
Front 6-Key----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18
Front 18 Key --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19
Top Part--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20
Antenna trimming table --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21
Tuning procedure ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22
Logic board, version TP281i --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23
Description ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23
Schematic ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 27
PCB Layout ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28
Parts list--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30
UHF RF board TP391b ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34
Description ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34
Schematic ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 36
PCB layout ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 37
Parts list--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 38
Accessories ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41
Description HM805------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41
Schematic ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 42
PCB Layout ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43
IrDa programmer / PE-802 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 44
Description ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44
Schematic ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 45
PCB layout ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46
Parts list--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48
Charger BL-805 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50
Description ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50
Schematic ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 51
PCB layout ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 52
Parts list--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54
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Technical specifications
General LOW UHF Standard UHF
Frequency Range: 350 – 410 MHz 400 - 470 MHz
Number of channels: 127 127
RF-bandwidth: 60 MHz 70 MHz
Channel spacing: 20 or 25 kHz or (12.5 KHz)

Frequency error: ± 2.5 ppm
Length of channel name text:: 10 characters (alphanumeric)
Radio start-up text: 4 lines, each with10 characters
Mode of operation: Simplex / Semi-duplex (two frequency simplex)

Antenna impedance: 50 Ohm
Temperature range: -25°C to + 55°C
Dimensions incl. 800 mAh battery: H. 146, W. 61, D. 32 mm
Weight incl. 800 mAh battery & antenna: 450 g
Receiver (25 KHz ch. spac.)

12 dB SINAD: 0.35 µV typ. (emf)
20 dB SINAD: 0.6 µV typ. (emf)
1. Intermediate freq: 45 MHz

2. Intermediate freq: 450 kHz
AF output power: 1W
AF bandwidth: 300 - 3000 Hz - 6 dB / Octave
Signal / noise ratio: > 45 dB
Co-channel rejection: - 8 dB
Adjacent channel selectivity: > 70 dB (60 dB)
Spurious rejection: > 70 dB
Intermodulation selectivity: > 66 dB
Blocking: > 100 dB
Spurious emission from
antenna and cabinet: <0.2 nW or - 57 dBm
Squelch level: Keyboard programmable
Transmitter
Output power: Keyboard/setup programmable in 4 steps 0,5 - 1 - 3 & 5 W
Spurious emission from
antenna and cabinet: < 0.25 µW or - 37 dBm
Max. Deviation: +/- 5 kHz / 25 kHz channel (+/- 2,5 KHz / 12,5 KHz channel)
Modulation distortion: < 5 % @ +/- 3.0 KHz
Signal / noise ratio: 40 dB
AF freq. Response: 300 - 3000 Hz + 6 dB octave
Power Supply
Standby current drain 37 mA
Transmit current drain (max.): 2A
Period of operation at default TX power = 3 W, 5 % TX, 5 % RX and 90 % Standby:

800 mAh battery: 8 hours
Standby only with 800 mAh battery: 21 hours.
Optional 1600 mAh battery available
Signalling
CCIR, ZVEI, EEA & EIA Programmable tone length and length of long tone (any position) & pre-amble.
Individual Call, GroupCall, All Call, Emergency Call, Text Call, Radio Stun Call.
Tone sequence length: Tx: 8 x 8 x 8 tones max.
Rx: 8 x 8 tones max.
CTCSS Encoder & Decoder. Each channel can be programmed with different CTCSS tones.
DTMF Encoder.
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User’s guide
Authorised usage and intended usage
The TP8705 is a PMR-band hand-portable two-way radio. This radio must not be used unless you have a valid licence
for the use of the radio in your country. Usage of the radio may be limited under the terms of your licence to a limited
geographical area. Possession of the radio may not be authorised in your country unless you have a valid licence. The
radio must only be used on the frequencies for which it is licensed.
The radio has been approved for use in most European countries. Other countries in which the radio has been approved
may be listed below. Certificates of compliance can be found at the end of this guide.
The radio is intended to be used for voice and / or data communication in the relevant PMR band. It is not intended to
be used in an environment where the presence of vapour, dust or other substances constitutes an explosion risk.
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For your safety
Driving
Use of the radio normally requires one free hand. It can be dangerous to drive while operating the radio, since only one
hand is then available to control the vehicle, and operating the radio controls or looking at the radio display may distract
you. You should not operate the radio while driving, unless a hands-free control unit is used. You may chose to leave
the radio powered on while driving, either using an external antenna (recommended) or the rubber antenna supplied
with the radio. If you drive with the radio switched on, you should pull in and come to a halt before replying to a call or
making a call. Local regulations in your area may prohibit the use of a two-way radio in a vehicle or while driving.
Operating environment
The radio must not be used:

• in places where there is a explosion risk.
• while refuelling a vehicle.
• in an aircraft without the express permission of the captain.
• in areas of hospitals where life-critical medical electronic devices are used
Pacemakers and other bio-medical electronic devices

The radio should never be used closer than 20cm to a pacemaker.
Servicing the radio

Only authorised service personnel may open the radio for servicing. If non-authorised persons open the radio, the
guarantee will be rendered void, and the radio may no longer be waterproof.
Battery care
The battery must be handled with care. It must never be disposed of in a fire or in municipal waste. The battery can
explode if placed in a fire, or if the battery terminals (the metal studs at the bottom and at the back of the battery) are
short-circuited. Do not allow any metallic object to touch two or more of the battery contacts at the same time. Apart
from the risk of explosion, short-circuiting will destroy the battery. Do not attempt to charge the battery in any charger
other the chargers designed for the TP8000 series. See the section on battery charging and maintenance.
Type approval label

The Type approval label/serial number label can be found under the battery. The serial number is important for service
and software updates. The label also shows the degree of certified protection (IP standard compliance). Removing or
tampering with the serial number label will render the guarantee void.
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Preparing the radio for use

Before the radio can be used, the battery must be in a charged state (see the section on battery maintenance), and there
must be an antenna connected to the radio (normally the rubber antenna supplied). The antenna must be the correct
type and length for the frequencies you use. Typically, the dealer will have trimmed the antenna to match your
frequencies. If this is not the case, a cutting chart will be supplied, enabling you to cut the antenna to match your
frequencies. If the radio is used without a correct antenna, the radio will be damaged and the guarantee will be rendered
void.
Fitting and removing the battery

To remove the battery, follow the steps shown below. To fit the battery, reverse steps 3 and 4.
Connecting and disconnecting the antenna

Your antenna may be different than the type shown.
Connecting the antenna
Disconnecting the antenna
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Controls and connectors
Radio seen from front
Transmit indicator LED

Squelch indicator LED
Antenna connector
Tone call button
E Emergency call button
Loudspeaker mute / squelch bu
PTT switch
(transmit button)
Display
Clear entry button
C M Menu / select button
1 2 3
Volume / scroll buttons
4 5 6
7 8 9 CH Channel button
0 # On / off button
*
Keypad
Loudspeaker / microphone
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Radio seen from back side (battery removed)
Lock for battery latch

(shown in unlocked position)
Battery latch release button
Accessory connector
(with dummy plug)
Press to talk (PTT) switch
Serial number label
IrDa port
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Basic functions
Important!
The volume change function, channel change function and other basic functions are not
accessible while a user menu item is visible in the display (when ”SELECT” or “END” is
visible in the display). To leave the user menu, press and hold the key until ”SELECT” or
“END” disappears from the display.
Typical display Typical display
abc..
123..
2 123..
MENU 2-2-1-1
2-1
1 S E LOK
EC T
Normal mode – basic functions accessible Menu mode – basic functions not accessible
Turning on the radio

To turn on the radio, press the key. Own id. will flash in the display if an own id. has been
programmed for the channel. The radio retains the channel setting from last correct power-off.
The id. will continue to flash until one of the other keys is pressed.
Volume
To raise or lower the volume use the and keys.
Channel
To change the channel, press the key, then use the or key to scroll to the desired
channel. Press the key to select the new channel. The channel can also be entered via the
numeric keys on the keypad. If only one channel has been set up in your radio, the channel key will
not be functional.
Loudspeaker muting
To mute the loudspeaker, press the key. To unmute the loudspeaker, press the key again.
To force the squelch open, press and hold the key.
To close the squelch, press
TONE TONE TONE
2 2 2 M ENU
MENU MENU
Loudspeaker open Loudspeaker muted Squelch forced open
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Sending a call
(Only relevant for radios equipped with optional tone board)
Before calling, you should unmute the radio (see previous page) and listen to ensure that the
channel is not busy. To send a default-type call, enter the required number using the keypad, then
press the key to send the call. For other call types or for a call from the radio registry (call
directory), see instructions overleaf for calling from the menu.
Transmitting
To transmit, press the Press To Talk switch at the left side of the display and speak normally, with a
mouth-to-radio distance between 5 and 20 cm. Release the PTT switch to listen. If selective calling
has been set up on your radio, you should unmute the radio (see previous page) and listen to ensure
that the channel is not busy before transmitting.
Sending an Emergency call

To send an emergency call (if enabled – option), press and hold the key until the red LED
illuminates.
Locking and unlocking the keypad (function lock)

To lock the keypad, press . To unlock the keypad, press . The keypad lock also
locks the PTT button, call button and the emergency button, i.e. all functions are locked. When
locked, the radio can still receive calls.
Bargraph display
In standby and transmit modes, the bargraph at the right side of the display indicates the battery
level. If only one bargraph segment is visible, the battery is low and it should soon be charged or
replaced with a charged battery. When receiving a signal, the bargraph shows the signal strength if
this option has been selected in the set up menu.
Low battery warning

When the battery charge falls to a low level, an optional beep may sound every 30 seconds to alert
you to the low battery. The output power drops to ½ watt on transmit. If you wish to continue using
the radio, you should remove the battery and replace it with a charged battery. Remember to switch
off the radio before removing the battery if you want the current settings (volume, channel etc) to be
saved. If you do not swap the battery, the radio will automatically turn off after some time and the
current settings will not be saved.
Turning off
To turn off the radio, press and hold the key until the display shows
abc..
123..
123..
2-2-1-1
2-1 S E LOK
EC T
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Using the menu
Depending on the configuration of your radio by the factory or by the dealer, you may have access to several items in
the main user menu. Your supplier may have blocked access to several or to all of the items shown below.
Manual DTMF call

Example of normal display Main menu (Telephone tone signalling)
END
227 M M M
2 1 OK 1 END
The number is sent as the keys are pressed.

Press M to enter the menu structure. To leave the dial mode press the “END” key
M 2
To send calls from the number list
2 OK
and to edit the number list
M 3
3 OK
To set up loudspeaker, microphone,
bar graph, beep tones and display light
M 4
When inside the menu structure, To set up transmit power level
4 OK
press M to select the menu (individual channels can be set to fixed
or sub-menu item shown power levels via set-up software - on
in the display. these channels menu 4 is not active).
M 5
5 OK
To program frequencies, channel names,
own call identity and squelch level
N.B. requires password!
M 6
6 OK
To display internal tests and measurements
To other main menu items
Press the C key to go one level back in the menu. Press and hold C to leave the menu.
N.B. Any settings changed will not be saved until the radio is switched off correctly.
Any changes made will be lost if the battery is removed before the radio is switched off.
Submenus are not shown in this user guide. An extensive guide to the menu tree can be
downloaded from the TP Radio Internet site: www.tpradio.dk
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Battery charging and maintenance

Batteries are supplied in the discharged state. Before attempting to use your radio for the first time, the battery should
be charged.
Batteries for the TP8000 should only be charged in the charger supplied by your dealer for that purpose. If you have a
charger with refresh function, you should run the battery through a refresh discharge-charge cycle on a regular basis.
NiCd batteries
Nickel cadmium (NiCd) type batteries should be discharged before every charge.
NiMH batteries
Batteries of the nickel metal hydride (NiMH) type should not be used when the ambient temperature is below 0°C.
Li-ion batteries
It is not necessary the discharge li-ion batteries before charging.
Battery disposal
Batteries should be disposed of in a recycling facility. Place the used battery / batteries in a refuse container designated
for battery recycling by your local authority.
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Declaration of Conformity
Manufacturers Name: TP Radio
Manufacturers Address: Agenavej 37 2670 Greve Denmark
Declare under our sole Responsibility that the Product:
Product description:
Land Mobile Portable Transceiver TP8000
Type- or Model Names: Type 8705 Atlantis
Product variants: 8705 Atlantis 6-key, 8705 Atlantis On Board
Conforms to the essential requirements of the European Union Directive

1999/5/EC.
(Radio & Telecommunication Terminal Equipment Directive).
Standards used in the assessment:
• EN 300 086-1 v1.2.1

• EN 300 086-2 v1.1.1
• EN 300 219-1 v1.2.1
• EN 300 279 v1.2.1
• ETS 300 720 (1997)
Name: Jørgen Sindt
Position held: Technical Manager
Location: Greve, Denmark
Issue Date: 14. June 2001
Signed: …………………
TP Radio
Agenavej 37, 2670 Greve Denmark. Tel: +45 4390 6048 Fax. +45 4390 5207 URL: www.tpradio.dk
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Other guides
Guide to menu functions
A guide to the menu functions of the TP8000 series can be downloaded from the TP Radio site www.tpradio.dk
Setup guide
A guide for the latest version of the setup software can be downloaded from the TP Radio site. The setup software can
also be downloaded, along with the latest radio software and a utility for uploading the radio software to the radio. The
software is on the password-protected area of the TP Radio site. Contact your dealer or TP Radio (sales@tpradio.dk)
to obtain the password.
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Mechanical assembly
Exploded view, part 1
BP886 (3) ME-7713
ME-9714
ME-9966
(8) ME-7710
(8) ME-1030
ME-9808
(4) ST-1618
ME-9965
(15) ME-7711
TP-2281
ME-9939
TP-2283 (2) ST-1619

(OPTION)
ME-3043
ME-9922
ME-9902
ME-9841C
ME-9833
(2) ME-9941
(2) ME-9940
ME-9826
ME-9850
Revision: Sign: Title: Scale: Date: Sign:

T P8000, exploded view NP
Sheet: 1 Drawing no:
Of: 2
PCB no:
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Exploded view, part 2
(2) MA4-9924
Also on underside of screen ME-9864
(2) ME-7712
ME-9864
(12) ME-7712
TP-2293 (2M) / TP-2262 (UHF)
ME-9860
ME-9921
ME-9808
ME-7713
(2) ME-9713
ME-9933
(2) ME-0005
ME-9827
ME-9835 ME9935
ME-9714
ME-9934
Revision: Sign: Title: Scale: Date: Sign:

T P8000, exploded view NP
Sheet: 2 Drawing no:
Of: 2
PCB no:
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Subject: TP8000_2 chassis Date: 2008-06-27 Sign:
Component Tegn.nr/lagernr. Count
CHASSIS
Chassis for radio - forniklet MA-0439 1
Antennebøsning ME-9836 1
O-ring ME-1044 1
Centertap for antennebøsning ME-9837 1
Isolationsskive for antennebøsning ME-9839 1
Plastbøsning for antennebøsning ME-9838 1
Fjederstift ME-7500EX 1
8000chassis_2.doc
Subject: TP8000 Front standard - 6knap Date: 2008-06-27 Sign:

FRONT
Frontpart for radio m. rude og tryk MA-0128 /R (rød), /G (grøn) 1
Lysleder for dioder i top ME-9940EX 2
Lysleder for bund IRDA ME-9941 2
Lysleder for display ME-9939 1

Låsebøsning for tast ME-9833 1
Gummitast PTT ME-9850 1
Gummitaster apparattop MA-0103 1
Tastaturmåtte MA-0101 1
Pakning for højttaler MA-0181 1
Net for højttaler MA-0102 1
Display ramme ME-9916 1
Display ME-3043 1
Siliconeconnector for display ST-1619 2
Skrue for TP281 M2x4 ME-7711 15
Print logik TP-2281 1
8000front_6_ny.doc
Subject: TP8000 Front - standard Date: 2007-11-12 Sign:

FRONT
Frontpart for radio m. rude og tryk ME-9826 /R (rød), /G (grøn) 1
Lysleder for dioder i top ME-9940EX 2
Lysleder for bund IRDA ME-9941 2
Lysleder for display ME-9939 1

Låsebøsning for tast ME-9833 1
Gummitast PTT ME-9850 1
Gummitaster apparattop ME-9902 1
Tastaturmåtte ME-9841C 1
Pakning for højttaler MA-0181 1
Net for højttaler MA-0102 1
Display ramme ME-9916 1
Display ME-3043 1
Siliconeconnector for display ST-1619 2
Skrue for TP281 M2x4 ME-7711 15
Print logik TP-2281 1
8000front.lwp
Subject: TP8000 Top Date: 01-08-1 Sign:
TOP
Top for radio ME-9714 1
Pal for batterilås ME-9713a 1
Pal for batterilås ME-9713b 1
Fjeder for batterilås MA-0005 2
Knap overdel ME-9934 1
Knap underdel ME-9933 1
Lås m. kærv ME-9935 1
Låsepal for stik ME-9827 1
Fjeder til stik ME-9835 1
Skrue for top M2x8 ME-7714 1
8000top.lwp
Antenna trimming table for TP8000
Antenna type No. Length mm Antenna bandwidth

(SWR<2.5)
AN-808 UHF ¼ l 1 177 362 - 420

2 168 400 - 440
3 157 425 - 450
AN-807 UHF helix 5 75 390 - 450

6 72 412 - 465
7 69 430 - 485
AN-802 2M helix 8 169 144 - 155

9 157 152 - 164
10 147 160 - 174
2M compact helix 11 92 143 - 150

(Special order) 12 89 148 - 155
13 86 154 - 161
14 83 161 - 169
Length measurement includes the connector but not the plastic cap.
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Tuning procedure
Requirements
• RF test set, or rf signal generator, frequency counter, and dummy load
• Test box for TP8000, test jig and jumper flat cable
• Core trimming tool
• DC voltmeter with offset / non-linear response, to measure 1.2 – 2.0 V (for RSSI measurement)
Test conditions
• Start RF level from generator 2μV EMF
• Radio set-up for 5W power level on test channels.
• Radio programmed with either the final customer frequencies or the default frequencies. Radios can be
programmed with the default test frequencies from the keypad (existing user settings and frequencies will be
deleted!) To do so, turn on the radio while holding the and buttons. When “Select VHF UHF” appears in
the display, release the on/off button , followed by the and the button. Then select UHF (3). The default
profile will take a few seconds to load. The default test frequencies are as follows:
1. Low limit frequency = 400.100 MHz
2. Mid-band frequency = 435.100 MHz
3. Upper limit frequency = 469.900 MHz
Adjustment
1. Set channel to mid-band frequency. Adjust RX VCO (L13) for 2V at test point.
2. Key the transmitter (PTT switch or TX switch on testbox). Adjust TX VCO (L23) for 2V at test point.
3. Select the highest channel programmed (Channel 3 if using the default test frequencies). Key the
transmitter and adjust for correct frequency with P1 and correct power level (5W) with P2. Monitor
current consumption. If it exceeds 2A, reduce the transmitter power level until maximum current drain is
2A on any channel selected while sending at maximum power level.
4. Check that output power remains constant (within 2dB) and that TX VCO voltage is 1.5 – 3.5V on lower
and upper limit channels.
5. Adjust RX LO (L16) for max. DC voltage on test point (normally between 0.3 and 0.5V). It may be
neccessary to remove the brass core completely.
6. Adjust L1, L2, L5 and L6 for max. RSSI voltage (between 1.2 and 1.5V) at RSSI measuring point on test
jig.
7. Adjust L9 for max. AF output at AF output measuring point on test box.
8. Check that sensitivity is normal and that the RX VCO voltage is between 1.5 and 4V on upper and lower
limit channels.
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7. Logic board, version TP281i
Description
General
The Tp281i board contains the logic, audio, display, keyboard, infrared port and power supply circuits of the TP8000
hand portable radio
Power Supply
The 7.2V line comes from the battery via the RF board. When the on/off button is pressed (initial radio state = OFF),
the gate of MOSFET Q1 is pulled low via D5, turning on Q1, which supplies 3 separate 7V rails via D13, D15 and D16.
At the same time, the base of Q10 is pulled low and Q10 switches on, delivering a high to pin 8 of IC2, the inverted
shutdown (SHDN) input of the switched converter. The LTC1174-3.3 device used in this position retains high
efficiency over the full range of output current demand. IC2 starts up and provides 3.3V to most of the logic circuitry,
including the PIC microcontroller IC7, which carries out the start-up sequences. The 3.3V supply is also used by the
analogue circuitry on the radio board. Pin 2 of IC7 goes high at the end of the initial start sequence, turning on Q5a,
which holds the gate of Q1 low thus maintaining Q1 in the ON state. The initial start sequence lasts 200ms, so if the
on/off button is pressed for less than 200ms, the radio will not turn on. When Q5a or Q5b is switched on, the base of
Q10 is held low, maintaining a high at the inverted shutdown input of IC2, keeping the converter active. When the full
start-up sequence is completed, pin 34 of the main processor IC12 goes high, turning on Q5b and holding the gate of Q1
and the base of Q10 low, maintaining the 3.3V and the derived supplies, thus keeping the radio in the ON state. A 12V
supply is derived from the 3.3V supply by DC – DC converter IC1. IC1 is active only when pin 10 of IC7 goes high
during a boot start. It provides a 12V source to the main processor IC, IC12. This 12V input is used to “burn” the
internal flash ROM during a boot start, under control of IC7, the PIC processor. IC10 provides a precision 3.3V
reference, derived from the +7Vfilt rail, to the main processor. The reference is used by the 2 on-chip D-A converters,
which provide band-tuning voltages for the radio. IC4 holds the reset input of the PIC processor high on start-up until
the 3.3V supply stabilises. It also resets the PIC controller, causing a reboot of the radio, if there is a fault on the 3.3V
rail. IC24 provides a regulated 5Vsupply, derived from the +7Vfilt rail. IC25 is a DC – DC converter which converts
the 5V from IC24 to +10V, used by the band-tuning op-amps IC8a and IC8b.
PIC
IC7, a PIC 16V505, is a low-power 8-bit microcontroller with an internal 4MHz oscillator. It has 1K x 12 bit of internal
program memory (EPROM) and 72 bytes of RAM. It is a one-time programmable (OTP) device. It executes the start-up
sequence, which has 2 variants:
1. Normal start.
The reset line (/RESET) to the CPU is released. The PIC then waits 200ms while the CPU initialises. On
completion, the logic part of the TP8000 radio is ready for normal radio operation (the additional time required
for the radio to actually become operational depends on the PLL lock time etc). If the start up sequence is not
executed correctly, boot mode will be entered automatically.
2. Boot mode.
Boot mode is used to update the radio software. If pin 11 at J1 is pulled low, pin 3 of IC7 follows low. Boot
mode can also be entered from the radio menu. In this case, pin 3 of IC7 is driven low. IC7 generates a bit rate
clock, which goes from pin of IC7 to pin 4 of retriggerable monostable IC27C. Pin 2 of IC7 goes high, turning
on the 12V DC-DC converter and illuminating the blue LED. Then pin 12 pulses high, flashing the red LED. Pin
12 strobes with incoming IrDa RxD data. Pin 10 of IC7 goes high, supplying 12V to pins 10 and 75 of the CPU,
enabling writing to the flash PROM. Pin 8 of IC7 also goes low, resetting both the CPU (pin 63) and the display
driver IC23 (pin 16). At the end of the write operation, the /UM output of the CPU goes steady-state high (pin 13
IC7) and the PIC controller returns to normal operation.
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CPU
IC12 is a H8/3048F microcontroller. It integrates system supporting functions with a H8/300H CPU core.
It has a 32-bit internal architecture with sixteen 16-bit general registers. The on-chip supporting functions include 128
Kbytes of flash ROM, 4 Kbytes of static RAM, a 16-bit integrated timer unit (ITU), a programmable timing pattern
controller (TPC), a watchdog timer (WDT), a serial communication interface (SCI), an A/D converter, a D/A converter,
I/O ports, a direct memory access controller (DMAC), and a refresh controller. The microcontroller communicates via
serial ports with the IrDa device and with the rf board via radio bus. Serial communication is also carried out via the
GMSK bus to an optional digital audio board, via the C bus to audio processing devices, via the I2C bus to the keypad
encoder, the clock and to the squelch threshold-setting device. There is a serial interface between IC12 and the display
driver IC23.
The controller monitors the following bi-state inputs:
• RX PLL lock
• TX PLL lock
• TX power output
• Battery state
• Internal / External handset status
• Key
• PTT 2
• Tone key
• Interupt from keypad
The levels at the following inputs are also monitored:
• Temperature sensor
• Battery voltage
• RSSI
In addition to the data ports, the controller has the following bi-state outputs:
• On
• Battery test
• End user mode
• TX power level (3-bit output)
• External / Internal microphone switch
• External / Internal loudspeaker switch
• Beep output
• Red LED
• Blue LED
• Squelch switch
• Backlight
The program code in the internal flash PROM is divided into two operational areas: the main operating program and the
boot program. Bootmode is entered via the keyboard (password protected), or by shorting pin 17 of J1 to ground. New
program code can then be loaded via the IrDa link.
EEPROM
IC6 is a 64 kByte EEPROM. It stores the user-configurable parameters, such as channel names, frequencies, Tx power
levels, timer values, tone system, tone sequences, etc. Communication between the EEPROM and IC12 is via the I2C
bus.
-Revised 02-12-2008
Version 1.01
25
Keypad encoder
IC5 is an 8-bit I/O expander for I2C bus applications. Here the ports are only used as inputs. The keypad consists of 21
keys, each of which has 2 independent pull-to-ground switches. The switches are isolated by diodes. Note that the array
is not a simple 4X4 matrix; although 16 keys ground one row and one column each, the remaining 5 keys pull down 2
rows or 2 columns. Each time a key is pressed, an interrupt is sent and a byte is sent on the I2C bus to the main
controller. If 2 or more keys are pressed at the same time, the binary value of the byte sent to the controller does not
correspond to a valid entry in the look-up table, and the controller ignores the input.
Temperature sensor
IC22 is a temperature sensor. The output is +10mV/°C, and the device has a lower measuring limit of -30°C. The
temperature measurement can be used by the radio software to offset temperature drift in various areas, such as squelch
detector output level. If enabled by the radio software/setup, the internal temperature can also be shown in the display.
IrDa
IC3 is an infrared communication IC. Unlike the IrDa used in the earlier versions of the board, the HSDL3201 does not
process/condition the pulse streams on the RxD and TxD lines. An external pulse stretching and shaping circuit is used
on the RxD line, retriggerable monostable IC16B. The time constant of the monostable is switchable between 9600 and
19200 bps with IC27B. On the TxD side, a bit rate clock must be generated. This is done by IC7 in boot mode (output
on pin 6), or by IC12 (output BR_SM on pin 71) in normal mode. The TxD bitstream is shaped and clocked by
retriggerable monostable IC16A and IC27C, with the monostable time constant switchable by IC27D.
Band-tuning amplifiers
IC8a and IC8b are the Tx and Rx band-tuning amplifiers respectively. They increase the range of the band-tuning
output of the internal D-A converters in IC12 from 0 – 3.3V to 0 – 10V. C13 and C14 provide filtering to minimise h.f.
noise on the RX_BAND and TX_BAND lines.
Clock
IC9 is a micropower clock IC. The clock is powered via R23 when the radio is turned off. Capacitor C20 allows the
clock to continue to run during battery change. The alarm function of the clock IC sends an interrupt via pin 3 to wake
up the microcontroller. If enabled/setup in radio software, the time can also be displayed in the display.
Tx power level D-A converter

Q6a, Q7a and Q7b form a 3-bit D-A converter for setting the transmit power level. Depending on the 3-bit output of
pins 54, 55 and 56 of IC12, the transistors present a variable pull-down load at pin 26 (TX_BAND) of J1.
Squelch circuit
IC13b amplifies the high frequency component of the detector audio (AF). A DC level corresponding to the level of hf
noise is produced by D8, D9 and associated components. IC26 is a 10-bit D-A converter, which converts a binary
string sent by IC12 over the I2C bus into a variable DC current. The variable voltage drop across load resistor R83 is the
reference at the inverting input of comparator IC13a. When the level of hf noise detected falls below the threshold set
by IC26, pin 89 of IC12 is pulled low.
Audio processor and Rx audio preamplifier

IC19 carries out low-pass filtering and volume control of the receive audio and gain control, limiting, low-pass filtering,
muting and mixing of the Tx audio. It also incorporates an internal DTMF and FFSK generator. IC14 incorporates
encoder/decoder for CTCSS and Sellcall tone signalling. When CTCSS is active the hi-pass filtered Rx audio is send
from the tone IC to the audio preamplifier IC 15. If the tone IC is not active the Rx audio is send from the audio
processor to the preamplifier. Deemphasis of Rx audio is carried out in the preamplifier, IC 15a. From there the signal is
fed back to a variable gain stage (volume control) in IC19, before being sent to the loudpeaker amplifiers. Although the
primary loudspeaker muting is carried out by switching off the loudspeaker amplifiers, Rx audio is also muted by the
volume control stage in IC19. Data input from IC12 via the C_Bus controls muting, attenuation and gain in both Rx and
Tx signal paths.
-Revised 02-12-2008
Version 1.01
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Microphone amplifier
IC17b and IC11a forms the preamplifier for the internal Microphone and IC11b is the preamp for the ext. Microphone.
The Microphone gain may be set by IC21 and IC28 via the Radio menu. IC16 is a limiter securing that the max.
deviation is limited before entering the audio processor. The pre-emphasis for the Tx voice audio is incorporated in IC
17b. Microphone switching is controlled by IC12. A high on pin 37 enables the internal microphone. A high on pin 36
enables the external microphone.
Ampilfier IC17a is delivering the “beep” tones from IC12 to the speaker amplifier.
Rx voice pre-amplifier
IC15a de-emphasises the Rx voice audio.
Loudspeaker amplifiers
In all standby/mute/Tx modes, the loudspeaker amplifiers run in a power-saving mode, with low current drain. The
microcontroller enables one or both of the loudspeaker amplifiers when a ring signal is produced or when radio audio
should be heard from the loudspeaker. Pin 38 of IC12 goes high to enable the internal loudspeaker amplifier and/or pin
39 goes high to enable the external loudspeaker amplifier via Q14b and Q14a respectively. IC20 is the amplifier for the
internal speaker. IC18 is the external speaker amplifier. Both amplifiers are used in a bridge configuration to provide
maximum output level. Depending on the radio software version and radio settings, the selection of internal/external
loudspeaker (and microphone) may be controlled by level at pin 3 of IC12 (EXT line on logic board, BOOT/AL line on
radio board).
Vibrator circuit
The radio can be configured for a “silent” call. In this configuration the loudspeaker remains muted when the radio
receives a call. The vibrator motor M1 causes the radio to vibrate, alerting the bearer of the radio of an incoming call.
A pulse train is at pin 51, IC12 switches Q11 to drive the vibrator motor.
Backlight
A high at pin 2, IC12 switches on Q13, biasing Q12 and Q8 on, and illuminating the LED backlight array.
Display
Display driver IC23 drives the dot matrix display LCD1. Data is transferred serially from IC12 to IC23. The display
driver has a built in supply voltage regulator with a temperature co-efficient which matches that of the display to
provide maximum display contrast over a wide variety of operating temperatures.
-Revised 02-12-2008
Version 1.01
330k +VCLOCK
R23 L1
Q1 MBR0520L
+7V2
FDN338P +7VTXVCO C38 C39
2 3 5.5uH
SEG10
SEG11
SEG12
SEG13
SEG14
SEG15
SEG16
SEG17
SEG18
SEG19
SEG20
SEG21
SEG22
SEG23
SEG24
SEG25
SEG26
SEG27
SEG28
SEG29
SEG30
SEG31
SEG31
SEG30
SEG29
SEG28
SEG27
SEG26
SEG25
SEG24
SEG23
SEG22
SEG21
SEG20
SEG19
SEG18
SEG17
SEG16
SEG15
SEG14
SEG13
SEG12
SEG11
SEG10
1u
1u
1u
1u
SEG0
SEG1
SEG2
SEG3
SEG4
SEG5
SEG6
SEG7
SEG8
SEG9
SEG9
SEG8
SEG7
SEG6
SEG5
SEG4
SEG3
SEG2
SEG1
SEG0
D13 MBR0520L D12
R35
10k
+7VRXVCO 1u 1u
R15
C65
7
33k
C3
C4
12
11
10
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
C5
C6
9
OUT
IN
LX
1
D15 MBR0520L /RESET 16 128 41

10u SR1 COM0 COM0
C1+
C2+
SEG0
SEG1
SEG2
SEG3
SEG4
SEG5
SEG6
SEG7
SEG8
SEG9
SEG10
SEG11
SEG12
SEG13
SEG14
SEG15
SEG16
SEG17
SEG18
SEG19
SEG20
SEG21
SEG22
SEG23
SEG24
SEG25
SEG26
SEG27
SEG28
SEG29
SEG30
SEG31
SEG31
SEG26
SEG27
SEG28
SEG29
SEG30
SEG25
SEG24
SEG23
SEG22
SEG21
SEG20
SEG19
SEG18
SEG17
SEG16
SEG15
SEG14
SEG13
SEG12
SEG11
SEG10
SEG9
SEG8
SEG7
SEG6
SEG5
SEG4
SEG3
SEG2
SEG1
SEG0
C1-
C2-
COM0
Q5B Q5A +7Vfilt GND GND GND GND (Reset) 127 42

IC1 COM1 COM1
COM1
FMG1 FMG1 3 +3V3 +3V3 +3V3 +3V3 +3V3 126 43

MAX606 SHDN COM2 COM2
COM2
4
GND D16 MBR0520L 10k +3V3 CX12a CX12b 7 125 44

L3 220uH
VDD COM3 COM3

COM3
3 1 6 TONEKEY 8 124 45
C36
CX23
PGND
10u
SS R81 VOUT COM4 COM4
COM4
GND
C71
123 46
R21
10k
FB
10k COM5 COM5
COM5
PTT2
R80 100n GND 100n GND COM6
122 47
COM6
C7
COM6
35
68
62
91
2
ON
121 48
1
2
1
COM7 COM7
100n
1u
10n
COM7
GND GND TX_CD +3V3 13 120 49

R36 GND COM8 COM8
VCC
VCC
VCC
STBY
P84
COM8
C78 GND GND GND GND C61 119 50

L5 220uH
10k COM9 COM9

COM9
GND GND 15 118 51
SR2 COM10 COM10
COM10
GREEN_P 73 61 117 52
10u 1u
MD0 ø
20
COM11 COM11
116 53
COM11
CS1 COM12 COM12
COM12
74 96 CS 19 115 54
MD1 PA3 / TP3 / TIOCB0 / TCLKD CS2 COM13 COM13
COM13
GND BAT_TEST +7Vfilt C48 95 CTRL/DISP 21 114 55 LCD1
PA2 / TP2 / TIOCA0 / TCLKC A0 COM14 COM14
COM14
75 22 113 56
MD2 FR COM15 COM15
330k
COM15
23 IC23 32 11 DOTMATRIX
R16
CL COM16 COM16
COM16
GND 1u 10 33 10
RESO COM17 COM17
R3
1k
COM17
SED1528 34 9
IC10 MIC5205-3.3 COM18 COM18
COM18
24 35 8
D0 COM19 COM19
COM19
1 5 76 52 25 36 7
Vin Vout AVCC P27 D1 COM20 COM20
COM20
26 37 6
C40
D2 COM21 COM21
1u
COM21
Cbyp
GND
77 27 38 5
EN
AVref D3 COM22 COM22
COM22
10u
10u
28 39 4
6
D4 COM23 COM23
COM23
29 40 3
4u7/10V
1k5
4
4u7/10V
D5 COM24 COM24
Vin
COM24
3 1 GND 94 SCLOCK 30 41 2
LBin Vout R13 PA1 / TP1 / TEND1 / TCLKB D6 COM25 COM25
C1
C2
C9
C8
COM25
L4 +3V3 93 SDATA 31 42 1
C45
IC2
10n
PA0 / TP0 / TEND0 / TCLKA D7 COM26 COM26
5 L2
COM26
100k
+3V3 43 100
R17
LTC1174-3.3 SW COM27 COM27

COM27
GND GND 39uH 220uH 86 100 14 44 99

AGND PA7 / TP7 / TIOCB2 M/S COM28 COM28
COM28
17 45 98
100uF/10V
MBR0520L
WR COM29 COM29
COM29
AGND 99 18 46 97
D14
R89
100p
C64
C41
C47
1M
C37
PA6 / TP6 / TIOCA2 RD COM30 COM30

1u
1u
100n
COM30
GND +3V3 ON 34 47 96
SEG32
SEG33
SEG34
SEG35
SEG36
SEG37
SEG38
SEG39
SEG40
SEG41
SEG42
SEG43
SEG44
SEG45
SEG46
SEG47
SEG48
SEG49
SEG50
SEG51
SEG52
SEG53
SEG54
SEG55
SEG56
SEG57
SEG58
SEG59
SEG60
SEG61
SEG62
SEG63
SEG63
SEG62
SEG61
SEG60
SEG59
SEG58
SEG57
SEG56
SEG55
SEG54
SEG53
SEG52
SEG51
SEG50
SEG49
SEG48
SEG47
SEG46
SEG45
SEG44
SEG43
SEG42
SEG41
SEG40
SEG39
SEG38
SEG37
SEG36
SEG35
SEG34
SEG33
SEG32
SHDN
P37 COM31 COM31

LBout
COM31
GND
7 98 N67 GND 48 95
VR
Ipgm PA5 / TP5 / TIOCB1 COMS COMS
V1
V2
V3
V4
V5
COMS
2
/RESET 63
RES
1 GND GND GND GND 97
100k
R51
R90
33k
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
8
1
2
3
4
5
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
37
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
PA4 / TP4 / TIOCA1
5 X 100n
R82
10k
Q10 GND BAT_LOW +3V3
R24
SEG32
SEG33
SEG34
SEG35
SEG36
SEG37
SEG38
SEG39
SEG40
SEG41
SEG42
SEG43
SEG44
SEG45
SEG46
SEG47
SEG48
SEG49
SEG50
SEG51
SEG52
SEG53
SEG54
SEG55
SEG56
SEG57
SEG58
SEG59
SEG60
SEG61
SEG62
SEG63
SEG63
SEG62
SEG61
SEG60
SEG59
SEG58
SEG57
SEG56
SEG55
SEG54
SEG53
SEG52
SEG51
SEG50
SEG49
SEG48
SEG47
SEG46
SEG45
SEG44
SEG43
SEG42
SEG41
SEG40
SEG39
SEG38
SEG37
SEG36
SEG35
SEG34
SEG33
SEG32
DTA124 1M
N68
3
27
+3V3 CX7
P30 SW1GND
R20
R25
10k
1M
GND 28
C70
C69
C68
C67
C66
P31
+3V3 CX3 GND CX16 +3V3 +3V3 +3V3 LD1 330R +3V3
ON12V
100n GND RF_LOW 29
ON5V
P32 R84
5
14
+3V3 GND FMG1
100n 1
14
4u7/10V GND MAX6328UR-29-T CLOCK 30 69 RED 3 1 +7Vfilt D41 68R +7Vfilt 47R
1
R22
R42
10k
10k
VDD P33 P63 RED_P
GND
+3V3 IC4 +3V3 RED Q12
3
R109 Q18B R100 R104

VDD
GND
2 10 TX_DATA 31 60 GREEN Q18A BC859

RB5 RC0 P34 P62
VCC
GND
3R3
2
BAV99
2
6 7 IrDa_mode
TXIR MODE Q8
8 /BM 3 9 TX_LE 32 GND LD2 100R 1 1
3
R78
10k
VLED
5 12 TxD
RB4 RC1 P35 R102 BC859
RXIR TX R85
GND +
33k
R101
7 2 4 8 /RESET TX_VCO_ON 33 FMG1
R50
33R
1k5
IC3 TxD RES RB3/MCLR RC2 P36
3
11 RxD 3 1
IRDA_HSDL-3201 RX GREEN_P GREEN M1
2 x 47R
R6k3a
R6k7a
R6k11a
R6k15a
R6k19
C84
Rk10
Rk15
Rk16
Rk17
Rk18
6 5
IC7 RB0 13 /UM
R6k1
R6k2
R97
R99
Q17B
1k
1k
1k
1k
1k
1k
1k
1k
1k
1k
1k
1k
1k
1k
1k
1k
Rk1
Rk2
Rk3
Rk4
Rk7
Rk8
Rk9
RxD RC5 Q17A
K51
K53
2 4 /Reset_IrDa 88 IRQ1 2 3 LD6k4a LD6k5a
PIC16C505
1
OSC1 RESET P81 / IRQ1

C11
2
5 6 12 10k LEDTEST
3
SD IC27 RC4 RB1 RED_P Q11

CHASSI
K14
K15
K16
K17
K49
K55
K57
K59
15p 24
R6k4a
R6k5a
C79 MCP2120 EN 13 GND 66 87 IRQ0 GND 5 4
K1
K2
K3
K4
K6
K7
K8
K9
33k BC849
AGND
R57
1k
1k
+3V3 EXTAL P80 / IRQ0 +3V3
3
2 15p TxD 7 11 BR_SIM
Cx RC3 RB2 R103 +3V3 Q13
8MHz
3 10 15p 90 IRQ3
R110
1 Connector
D3 1
DTC124
1
X1
OSC2 BAUD0 P83 / IRQ3
100n GND C12 LDk1 LDk2 LDk3 LDk4 LDk7 LDk8 LDk9 LDk10 LDk15 LDk16 LDk17 LDk18 LD6k3a LD6k7a LD6k11a LD6k15a
9
LEDTEST GND X3GND C85 9 +3V3 67 10k LD6k1 LD6k2 LD6k19

BAUD1 XTAL 1k 4k7
1PS76SB21
2
GND GND 7.3728MHz /Reset_IrDa 51 VIBRA
1PS76SB21
8 GND 15p
P26 R88 R87 GND LDk5 LDk11 LDk12 LDk13 LDk14 LDk19 LDk20 LDk21 LDk22 LD6k3b LD6k4b LD6k5b LD6k7b LD6k11bLD6k15b
SWboot BAUD2
D46
+7Vfilt RxD 15 2 BACKLIGHT GND GND

R79
10k
IC22 P93 / RxD1 PB0 / TP8 / TIOCA3

D6 D18
LM45CIM3 TxD D1 13 4.032MHz
1
P91 / TxD1
GND +
1PS76SB21 TAST1 1PS76SB21

VO
2 TEMP 14
P92 / RxD0
C_BUS
E D6k1 IC12 3k9 10R 1M
E C26 C27
COMDAT
COMDAT
Dk1 12
P90 / TxD0 PB3 / TP11 / TIOCB4
5 Test1
Vbias R43 +5V R112 CX19+3V3 10k +3V3 CX14 +3V3 R55
K22 TAST0 H8/3048F Vbias C62
IRQ1
IRQ1
R56
3
GND GND
REP
REP
CLK
CS1
CLK
CS1
SWk1 +7Vfilt KEYIRQ 16 6 Test2 2 C83 GND 10p 10pGND
3.0mA
MIC_INT
P94 / SCK0 / IRQ4 PB4 / TP12 / TOCXA4 +3V3
8
GND SW6k1 TAST2 GND 100n 100n X2 4.032MHz
4k7
10k
C22 445mV for 5kHz div.
IC11A
12
24
12
24
R127
220R
LS GND 1u 1u C76
R108
2k2
D6k2 ON/OFF BR_CLK 17 7 1
1
R48
R47
R4
1k
IC24 P95 / SCK1 / IRQ5 PB5 / TP13 / TOCXB4
TONE D6k3 LS Dk2 TONE Dk3 TX_BAND 4u7/10V C21 C77 LMV722LD
100R
2
R12
COM DAT
COM DAT
VCC
VCC
GND
XOUT
XOUT
CLK
CS
GND
CLK
CS
XIN
XIN
REP
IRQ
REP
IRQ
K61 K23 K24 MIC5205-5 +5V 8 6 3
9
PB6 / TP14 / DREQ0
V+
Buf out
VCAin
C13 100n
120k
100n
4
MIC1
R124
SW6k3 SWk2 SWk3 1
Vin Vout
5 RSSI 78
P70 / AN0
GND GND SW6k2 GND SW6k19 9 GND 1 100n 100n GND IC16 100k 820k
PB7 / TP15 / DREQ1 / ADTRG
Cbyp
GND
18k TX_CD 79 4 SSM2165-1 7 11 MIC FFSK/DTMF 16 21 TX SUB AUDIO OUT IC14
7
10k
EN
R91 4k7 R62 R58
275mV for 5kHz div.

P71 / AN1 Audio in Vout FFSK TX
FX828
CTCSS / DCS /
TAST3
SELCALL TX
4u7/10V
Comp set
R26 R27
1u
AVG cap
A
B
Connector
R6k37
IC19
0R
D6k4 D6k5 RX_LOCK 80 37 GND 6

CS INT MIC GAIL C74
2
C42
3
P72 / AN2 P11 CS
GND
330k
M Dk4 C Dk5 PTT FX829
100R
R126
D6k19 +10V AGND RX AUDIO OUT 16
R30
A2
C55
K25 K26
3 1 K27 2 10mV/°C TEMP 81 36 DATA MIC GAIL 5 3
A1 K P73 / AN3 P10 SDI IC28 GND GND DTMF 100k 150k
8
SWk4 SWk5 SWk6 FILTER OUT 15 17 TX AUDIO OUT 100n

1PS76SB21
100k AD5165 R61 R63
6
Dk6 IC8A
R118
GNDSW6k4 GNDSW6k5 GND TAST4 AGND 1 BAT_TEST 82 CLK MIC GAIL 4 2 275mV for 5kHz div.
R54
1k5
R77
1k
P74 / AN4 CLK VDD +3V3
C60
D17
R123
D6k7 +10V LMC6482 18 GND GND
C63
P40
1u
1k
Dk7 3 Dk8 2 Dk9 1 Dk10 +10V 3
R76
83
P75 / AN5 3k9 C75
C25
4
K28 K29 K30 K31 1 5 19 28,4mV for 5kHz div. 14 RX OUT FILTER Vbias SUM IN 17 15 RX OUT Vbias SUM IN 18
Vin Vout
GND 68k
P41 Vbias R129 FILTER
4u7/10V
100n GND 84 P76 / AN6 / DA0
C87
SWk7 SWk8 SWk9 SWk10 6 AGND Vbias
100n
CX8
C29
CAP+
GNDSW6k7 GND GND GND TAST5 20 MIC_EXT 6 GND GND 100n
C44
270p
R117
P42
150k
330k
1u
330k
IC25
C28
R65
R66
27k
C14 100n
R1
D6k11 85
C43
4k7
10k
P77 / AN7 / DA1
1u
6 5 4 LM2665 IC11B
R128
Dk11 Dk12 Dk13 Dk14 C73
100p
220R
2 33k +3V3 21 7 FILTER
270p
R53
2k2
5k6
R86
R5
GND P43
K32 K33 K34 K35 3 4 AGND GND C24 C72 LMV722LD 13 SUM OUT 18 14 SUM OUT 19
R92
CAP- SD 18k 10k R106 4k7 R41 56mV for 5kHz div.
SWk11 SWk12 SWk13 SWk14 R28 R29
/UM 45
P20 P44
23 CS INT MIC GAIL 5 RX IN RX IN
100n
R120
GNDSW6k11 GND GND GND TAST6 AGND 5k6 FFSK RX 410mV for 5kHz div.
1k
D6k15 AGND PTT2 46 24 CS EXT MIC GAIL 100n 100n CTCSS / DCS / SELCALL RX
100R
R31
P21 P45 R115

CH Dk15 9 Dk16 8 Dk17 7 Dk18 6
CARRIER DET
K36 K37 K38 K39 TONEKEY 47 25 DATA MIC GAIL
C50
10n
C81
P22 P46
2n2
COMP OUT
A
CARD CAP
22 MOD1 OUT
23 MOD2 OUT
22 MOD1 OUT
23 MOD2 OUT
SWk15 SWk16 SWk17 SWk18 CX9 7 IC8B 6 56k GND
A/D CAP2
10 A/D CAP1
R64
47k
47k
R2
COMP IN
21 VOL OUT
CS 100k
19 MOD1 IN
20 MOD1 IN
GNDSW6k15 GND GND GND TAST7 LMC6482 KEY 48 26 CLK MIC GAIL +3V3
20 VOL IN
P23 P47 R116
Vbias
13 Vbias
ON/ 5 5 3
SDI IC21 GND GND
OFF Dk19 # Dk20 0 Dk21 * Dk22 GND 100n RX_LE 49
P24 AD5165
CX17
K40 K41 K42 RX_BAND 4 BEEP 4 2 6
100n
1PS76SB21
330k
4
10
11
8
PB2 / TP10 / TIOCA4 CLK VDD +3V3
SWk19 SWk20 SWk21 SWk22 D51 RX_DATA 50 C86
KEYIRQ
100n
P25 R113
VCC
GND
IC17B
10u
100n
GND GND GND GND 7
100n
2,8mV for 3kHz div.
10k
D49
1u
1u
+3V3 2 x 1PS76SB21 +3V3 R71
1u
4,7mV for 5kHz div. 400mV @ 25kHz BW for 5kHz div.
D50 64 43 CS1 MIC862 +1V65
C34
C35
C10
C51
24 x 1PS89SS05 PCF8563TS 320mV @ 20kHz BW
MIKE_EXT
1SS355
NMI P17
C46
C80
C49
32k768
3 1 1SS355 KEYIRQ GND 5 100n 200mV @ 12.5kHz BW
AF
D48
INT IC9 OSCI Vbias

100uF/10V
TX_MOD
D10 IrDa_mode 70 42 REP
X4
D5 1PS76SB21 SCL 6 2 TONEKEY

P64 P16 R105 GND GND GND
AF
C20
SCL OSCO +VCLOCK 190mV for 5kHz deviation

BR_SIM 71 41 COMDAT All levels are given @ 1kHz sine wave GND GND 2k2
1PS76SB21 P65 P15
330k
+3V3 SDA 5 7 D11

R44
SDA CLKOUT
GND PTT2 9,6-/19,2 72 40 CLK
P66 P14
GND Vbias
INT/EXT_MIC/HT 3 39 SP_EXT +3V3
R10
R11
R18
R19
R6
R7
R8
R9
PB1 / TP9 / TIOCB3 P13

CX6 +3V3 GND
+3V3 R114
2
8
TX_PWR 38 SP_INT C53 33p C54 33p Vbias
330k
R75
C58
10n
33k P12
IC17A 1
1PS76SB21
120k
GND 100n 54 C59 10k 4k7 MIC862 C82 100k

R34
R33
R32
27k
18k
R39 R40
D4
P51
C52
C18
C17
C56
89 SQ 3 6
4
P82 / IRQ2 R49 R52 470k +7Vfilt +7Vfilt 560k R60

10 TAST0
11 TAST1
12 TAST2
14 TAST3
16 TAST4
17 TAST5
19 TAST6
20 TAST7
4
Q6A 55
P52
VCC
GND
100n GND 220uF/10V 4u7/10V 7 IC15B 100p
C57
100k
10n
10n
10n
10n
10n
1 56 59 SCL MIC862 100k
P53 P61 R59 R67
4
7
WP A0
1 +3V3 Q7B GND CX18 CX20 GND
SP1 5
+1V65
4
120k
120k
IC6 3 58 SDA +3V3 100k
7
R14
R38
R37
R74
27k
27k
FMG1 P60
P0
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
P6
P7
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
2
15 SCL 6 2 3 GND 2
P50
GND SCL24FC256I/SN
A1 Q6B R68
VCC
VCC
GND
GND
8
GND Q7A LS 5 4 4 5 2
CX5 FMG1 - -
5
GND IC5 SDA 5 3 IC18 IC20 1 IC15A

R73
R72
10k
10k
53
11
22
44
57
65
92
SDA A2 FMG1
100n MIC862
R125
PCF8574TS 1 TDA8541 TDA8541
10R
5 GND GND GND GND GND GND GND EXT 8 3 3 8 1 3
MODE
MODE
+3V3 VCC + + Vbias
SDA
SCL
4
SDA
SVR
SVR
SCL
INT
A0
A1
A2
I2C_BUS FMG1
2
GND
GND
100n
C23
6
51
41
HT_FOSTEK_4043
4u7/10V
+3V3 GND GND 1 Q14A 3 Q14B
C15
C16
4u7/10V
SDA
SCL
+3V3 CX26 100n FMG1 FMG1

560k 330k GND
KEYIRQ
2
R119 R111
EXT
D9 GND GND GND GND

R46
4
C19
C31
1k5
1n
1n
330k C33 1PS76SB21 +3V3

VCC
GND
2
R45 R69
8
10k
BOOT_VCC_TEST
GND 6 100n 1 7 IC13A 1

R83
68k
+3V3 SHDN IC26 Iout

KEY
1PS76SB21
3
LMC6482
330k
R70
C32
100n
D8
LTC1427-50
TX_VCO_ON
BOOTMODE
1 Q9 IC13B 7 +3V3 CX13 SCL 6 3 3

SCL A0
TONEKEY
TX_BAND
TX_DATA
DTC124
4
RF_LOW
TX_PWR
LMC6482
CLOCK
TX_CD
RX_LE
TX_LE
5 SDA 5 2 GND GND 10k

PTT2
SDA A1 +3V3
KEY
EXT
100n GND GND

2
GND GND
AF
V1
GND
AUDIO_BUS NC
V2
+7VRXVCO +7V2 AGND +3V3 GND GND +7VTXVCO
AF
1PS76SB21
22 MIKE_EXT
RX_BAND
RX_LOCK
C30 100n
RX_DATA
29 TX_MOD
GND
RSSI
14 LS
D47
10
12
11
13
16
15
18
17
20
19
21
24
23
26
25
28
27
30
2
9
2X15M
J1
M1 Revision: Sign.: Title: Scale: Date: Sign:

MIC1 TP8000, Logic Board A2 : A3 070508 EWP
1 2 6 1 / 070905 EWP Sheet: of: Drawing no:
REF1F REF2F REF1B REF2B REF12AREF23AREF12BREF23B 1 1
MOTOR
1 EA2-9808
MIC
C:\Documents and Settings\EWP\Dokumenter\TP8000\TP281I\Schematic\TP281i.sch
12-Dec-2008 13:22:15 Schematic Diagram for PCB no: Tp281i 070508
PARTS LIST
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Subject: TP281i Date: 28-09-07
SMD assembly Ver: 2
Component Description Position no. Stock no. Count
Resistors:
10R Resistor 10R 1% 0.1W 0603 R112, R125 MOX1100EX 2
33R Resistor 33R 1% 0.1W 0603 R50 MOX1330EX 1
47R Resistor 47R 1% 0.1W 0603 R99, R97, R104, R109 MOX1470EX 4
68R Resistor 68R 1% 0.1W 0603 R100 MOX1680 1
100R Resistor 100R 1% 0.1W 0603 R12, R31, R30, R85 MOX1101EX 4
220R Resistor 220R 1% 0.1W 0603 R128, R127 MOX1221EX 2
330R Resistor 330R 1% 0.1W 0603 R84 MOX1331EX 1
1k Resistor 1k0 1% 0.1W 0603 R3, R48, R54, R88, Rk8, Rk9, Rk4, Rk1 MOX1102EX 27
Rk2, Rk7, Rk3, R120, R123, R6k1, R6k2
Rk18, Rk10, Rk16, Rk17, Rk15, R6k11a
R6k15a, R6k19, R6k3a, R6k4a, R6k5a, R6k7a
1k5 Resistor 1k5 1% 0.1W 0603 R13, R46, R101, R118 MOX1152EX 4
2k2 Resistor 2k2 1% 0.1W 0603 R47, R53, R105 MOX1222EX 3
3k9 Resistor 3k9 1% 0.1W 0603 R43, R129 MOX1392EX 2
4k7 Resistor 4k7 1% 0.1W 0603 R52, R86, R87, R91, R92, R108 MOX1472EX 6
5k6 Resistor 5k6 1% 0.1W 0603 R41, R115 MOX1562 2
10k Resistor 10k 1% 0.1W 0603 R4, R5, V1, R27, R21, R20, R29, R22 MOX1103EX 24
R35, R36, R42, R49, R57, R56, R69, R79
R71, R78, R72, R73, R82, R81, R80, R110
18k Resistor 18k 1% 0.1W 0603 R28, R26, R32 MOX1183EX 3
27k Resistor 27k 1% 0.1W 0603 R33, R38, R37, R117 MOX1273EX 4
33k Resistor 33k 1% 0.1W 0603 R9, R7, R6, R8, R11, R18, R19, R10, R15 MOX1333EX 14
R51, R103, R102, R106, R114
47k Resistor 47k 1% 0.1W 0603 R2, R64 MOX1473EX 2
56k Resistor 56k 1% 0.1W 0603 R116 MOX1563EX 1
100k Resistor 100k 1% 0.1W 0603 R17, R59, R61, R62, R67, R68, R60, MOX1104EX 9
R77, R90
120k Resistor 120k 1% 0.1W 0603 R14, R34, R74, R124 MOX1124EX 4
330k Resistor 330k 1% 0.1W 0603 R1, R16, R23, R44, R45, R65, R75, R70 MOX1334EX 11
R111, R113, R124
1M Resistor 1M 1% 0.1W 0603 R24, R25, R55, R89 MOX1105EX 4
0R Resistor 0R 1% 0.063W 0402 R6k37 MOY0000EX 1
Capacitors:
1u Capacitor 1uF 10% 25V X7R 0805 C3, C6, C5, C4, C38, C39, C37, C43, C48 KO-6105EX 15
C40, C44, C55, C64, C61, C71
10u CAP 10µF 10% 16V X5R C8, C9, C36, C65, C78 KO-9106EX 5
10p Capacitor 10pF ±0.1p 50V NP0 0603 C26, C27 KOX1100EX 2
15p Capacitor 15pF 1% 50V NP0 0603 C12, C11, C84, C85 KOX1150EX 4
33p Capacitor 33pF 1% 50V NP0 0603 C53, C54 KOX1330EX 2
100p Capacitor 100pF 5% 50V NP0 0603 C29, C47, C82 KOX1101 3
270p Capacitor 270pF 5% 50V NP0 0603 C28, C87 KOX1271 2
1n Capacitor 1nF 10% 50V X7R 0603 C19, C31 KOX2102EX 2
2n2 Capacitor 2,2nF 10% 50V X7R 0603 C81 KOX2222EX 1
10n Capacitor 10nF 10% 50V X7R 0603 C7, C18, C17, C45, C58, C57, C56, C52 KOX2103EX 9
C50
100n Capacitor 100nF 10% 16V X7R 0603 C13, C14, C21, C24, C23, C33, C30, C35 KOX2104EX 40
C32, C46, C49, C59, C66, C60, C69, C68
C67, C73, C77, C76, C72, C75, C74, C79
C70, C86, CX6, CX8, CX9, CX7, CX5, CX19
CX17, CX14, CX13, CX16, CX23, CX26, CX12b
CX12a
1u Capacitor 1uF 20% 16V X5R 0603 C10, C51, C62, C63, C80, C83 KOX2105EX 6
10u Capacitor 10uF 20% 6V3 X5R 0603 C34 KOX3106EX 1
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SMD assembly Ver: 2
Electrolytic Capacitors:
4u7/10V Tantal 4.7uF/10V C1, C2, C16, C15, C25, C22, C42, CX3 TA-2475EX 9
CX20
100uF/10V Tantal 100uF/10V C20, C41 TA-2107 2
220uF/10V SMD, Ellyt 220uF/16V CX18 AL-9227 1
Inductors:
5.5uH 5,5uH 1,4A 0,096ohm L1 SP-1552 1
39uH 39uH 0,75A 0,31ohm L2 SP-1393 1
220uH 220uH 0,23A 3,12ohm L5, L3, L4 SP-1224 3
Diodes:
1PS76SB21 Diode Schottky RB500V-40 40V 0,1A D1, D5, D6, D4, D3, D8, D9, D17, D18 DI-2040EX 15
D11, D10, D47, D49, D46, D50
MBR0520L Schottky Rectifier 20V/0,5A D12, D15, D13, D16, D14 DI-2520 5
RED LED red 0603 LD1 DI-6015 1
1SS355 Diode High-Sp Switch 80V 100mA D48, D51 DI-1355EX 2
1PS89SS05 Diode High-speed Double 80V 0,2A SOT490 Dk9, Dk6, Dk3, Dk2, Dk1, Dk4, Dk8, Dk5 DI-8905EX 31
Dk7, D6k7, D6k2, D6k3, D6k5, D6k1, D6k4
Dk12, Dk18, Dk14, Dk19, Dk17, Dk11, Dk10
Dk15, Dk13, Dk16, Dk20, Dk22, Dk21, D6k19
D6k15, D6k11
GREEN LED green 0603 LD2 DI-6016 1
HCL1909AWC-1 LED amber 0603 LDk1, LDk4, LDk2, LDk7, LDk9, LDk5 DI-6017 36
LDk8, LDk3, LD6k3b, LD6k15a, LD6k7a
LD6k4b, LD6k5b, LD6k11b, LD6k4a, LD6k15b
LD6k1, LD6k5a, LD6k2, LD6k3a, LD6k19
LD6k11a, LD6k7b, LDk12, LDk17, LDk16
LDk10, LDk15, LDk14, LDk19, LDk11, LDk18
LDk13, LDk22, LDk21, LDk20
AMBER LED amber 0603 vinklet LD39, LD38, LD37, LD40 DI-6018 4
BAV99 2 x Diode D41 DI-1199 1
Transistors:
FMG1 2 x NPN-digital transistor Q6, Q7, Q5, Q18, Q14, Q17 TR-1001EX 6
DTC124 NPN-digital transistor Q9, Q13 TR-1124EX 2
DTA124 Trans PNP digi 50V 100mA 200mW Q10 TR-2124EX 1
FDN338P MOSFET P-Channel 20V, 1.6A, Vgs ±8V Q1 TR-3338EX 1
BC849 NPN-TRANSISTOR Q11 TR-1849 1
BC859 PNP-transistor Q8, Q12 TR-2859 2
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SMD assembly Ver: 2
Integrated Circuits:
IRDA_HSDL-32 IrDA IC3 IC-3201EX 1
TDA8541 1W BTL audio amplifire IC18, IC20 IC-8541 2
MCP2120 Infrared Encoder/Decoder IC27 IC-0212EX 1
LMV722LD Dual OPA low noise IC11 IC-0722EX 1
MIC862 Dual OPA Low Power IC15, IC17 IC-0862EX 2
MIC5205-3.3 150mA LDO Voltage Regulator 3V3 IC10 IC-5203 1
LMC6482 Dual OPA IC8, IC13 IC-6483EX 2
PCF8563TS Real-time clock/calender I²C IC9 IC-8563 1
LTC1174-3.3 Step-Down DC-DC controler IC2 IC-1174 1
AT24C64F 2-Wire Serial EEPROM IC6 IC-2464 1
PCF8574TS 8-bit I/O expander for I2S-bus IC5 IC-8574EX 1
LM45CIM3 Temperatur Sensor IC22 IC-0045EX 1
SSM2165-1 Mic pre. amp. m, compression og noise ga IC16 IC-2165 1
AD5165 Digital Potentiometer 100k IC28, IC21 IC-5165EX 2
MIC5205-5 150mA LDO Voltage Regulator 5V IC24 IC-5205EX 1
PIC16C505 Microcontroler IC7 IC-6505 1
LM2665 SCVC IC25 IC-2665EX 1
MAX606 Step-Up DC-DC controler IC1 IC-0606 1
LTC1427-50 D/A 10-bit IC26 IC-1427 1
H8/3048F 16-Bit Microcontroler IC12 IC-3048 1
MAX6328UR-29 Reset IC4 IC-6328EX 1
SED1528 LCD-Driver IC23 IC-1528 1
FX828 CTCSS/DCS/SELCALL Processor SSOP24 IC14 IC-0828EX 1
FX829 Baseband Signal Processor SSOP24 IC19 IC-0829EX 1
X-TAL:
8MHz CRYSTAL SX-1 X1 XT-8001 1
32k768 CRYSTAL 32.768kHz 20ppm X4 XT-1032 1
7.3728MHz X-TAL 7.3728MHz ±50ppm 10p 1.3mm X3 XT-7372EX 1
4.032MHz Crystal SX-1 X2 XT-4033EX 1
Connectors:
2X15M Connector 2 x 15, 1.27mm male J1 ST-2230EX 1
Connector 1.27mm 2x6 J4 ST-2406 1
Switches:
SKQR PusBottom ALPS SWk4, SWk9, SWk3, SWk5, SWk8, SWk7 OM-1017EX 30
SWk2, SWk1, SW6k5, SW6k19, SW6k7, SW6k3
SW6k11, SW6k2, SW6k1, SW6k15, SW6k4, SWk11
SWk15, SWk14, SWk19, SWk13, SWk18, SWk12
SWk16, SWk10, SWk17, SWk20, SWk21, SWk22
Tilt Switch SW1 OM-1028EX 1
Not Used:
NC Chip Resistor 0603 N.C. V2 9999999 0
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SMD Ver: 1
Acoustic Components:
HT_FOSTEK_40 Speaker Ø40 SP1 HØ-4043 1
MIC MICROPHONE MIC1 MI-0140 1
Mecanical:
MOTOR Vibrator M1 VM-1843 1
Switches:
EX_TD-26EA PusBottom TD-26EA SWk6 OM-1026EX 1
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UHF RF board TP391b

Description
General
The TP391b board contains all the radio-frequency circuits of the TP8705 hand portable radio
Power Supply
The 7.2V battery feeds the board direct via two studs mounted on the underside of the board. The battery is internally
fused. The 7.2Vsupply exits the board via fuse F1 and pin 10 of J1 to supply the logic board. Most of the r.f. circuitry is
fed from the 3.3V line supplied from the logic board via pin 13 on J1. There are two 5V regulators, IC7, which supplies
the TXVCO, and IC4, which supplies the RXVCO. IC7 is active only in TX (KEY) mode.
Reference oscillator
X02 is the temperature-controlled reference oscillator. The 14.85 MHz output at pin 3 feeds both the Rx PLL (IC5) and
the Tx PLL (IC8) at pin 8. After 2 stages of band-pass filtering, the third harmonic supplies the 44.55 MHz second local
oscillator input to pin4, IC3. A REF_MOD input (pin 17 of J1) is provided for optional low-frequency TX modulation
applications
Antenna filter / switch

L31, L30, L29 and associated components form a three-pole low-pass pi filter. D19 – D21 comprise the T/R switch.
These diodes are forward-biased in Tx mode by a DC voltage supplied by Q19. When on, D20 and D21 provide a low-
impedance path to ground at the Rx input, while D19 provides a r.f. path for the output from the p.a. Q21. In Rx mode,
D19 blocks any rf noise generated by the p.a. transistor. L28 and associated capacitors form an additional low-pass
filter and impedance transformer for the receiver input.
Receiver front end

L1-D2 and L2-D3 and associated components form a double-tuned bandpass filter. The filter tracks the receiver
frequency, tuned by a control voltage (RXBAND) which reverse-biases the varactor diodes. Q1, a p-gate FET is biased
on by R10, supplying 3.3V to hybrid amplifier IC1, which provides 18 dB r.f. gain. In Tx keyed mode, Q19 turns on,
causing the RF_SW line to bias Q1 off and removing power from the front end. A second double-tuned filter stage
feeds the input of the double-balanced mixer, IC2.
Mixer and demodulator

Pin 4 of IC2 is fed with fRx+45MHz at –6dBm. The 45MHz i.f. output is fed to crystal filter XF1, and from there to the
demodulator IC3. The tripled reference oscillator signal at 44.55Mhz is fed to the second local oscillator injection port,
pin 4. Two stages of 450kHz second i.f. filtering are provided by ceramic filters CF1, CF2 and CF3. A received signal
strength output is provided at pin 5.
Rx PLL
The RX_BAND tuning voltage rough-tunes the VCO to the approximate operating frequency, by altering the reverse-
bias on varactor diodes D10 and D11. The VCO buffer Q4 feeds Fo to pin 6 of the PLL IC, IC5. The control voltage
output is on pin 2. This signal fine-tunes the oscillator to hold it on frequency and in phase-lock with the reference
oscillator. An additional stage of buffering and gain is provided by IC6, followed by a tuned band-pass filter, before the
signal is fed to the balanced mixer, IC2.
On radio start-up, the main processor loads the Rx channel information serially to the PLL via the RX_DATA line (pin
12, IC5). If the Rx PLL loses or fails to achieve lock, pin 14, the LD output of IC5 goes low, turning on Q3 and pulling
the RX_UNLOCK line high.
Tx PLL
The Tx PLL can be configured to run in both Tx and Rx modes or in Tx mode only. This is under software control. The
TX_BAND tuning voltage rough-tunes the VCO to the approximate operating frequency, by altering the reverse-bias
on varactor diodes D15 and D16. The VCO buffer Q15 feeds Fo to pin 6 of the PLL IC, IC8. The control voltage output
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Version 1.01
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is on pin 2. This signal fine-tunes the oscillator to hold it on frequency and in phase-lock with the reference oscillator.
The TX_MOD line modulates the VCO by superimposing a lo-level af voltage on the control bias to D14.
In normal operation, the time constant of the PLL, determined by R79, C107 and C108, and by variable internal
configuration of the dividers in the PLL IC, is long to enable low frequency / data modulation.
On radio start-up, the main processor loads the Tx channel information serially to the PLL via TX_DATA line (pin 12,
IC5). When both inputs of the OR gate IC9 are low, the output is low, turning on Q11 and Q13 and powering the driver
and output stages. In Tx KEY mode, the /KEY line is low. If the Tx PLL loses or fails to achieve lock, pin 14, the LD
output of IC5 goes low, turning on Q9 and pulling the /LOCK line high, causing a high at one of the inputs of IC9 and
disabling transmitter operation.
Three additional stages of buffering and gain are provided by IC12, Q18 and Q2, delivering drive to the output
transistor Q21.
Tx output power control

When the logic board sends a Tx KEY, pin 4 of IC9 goes low, turning on Q11 and Q12, supplying power to the driver
amplifier Q2 and to the power level control amplifier IC13. Absolute reference of the power-setting circuit is set by
preset P2. Diodes D17 give a DC output level proportional to the r.f. level at the output filter, with a constant dc offset
set by R115 and D18. IC13a buffers this detected level. A second reference level is provided by the TX_PWR line from
the logic board, enabling the setting of output power by the processor. Comparator IC13b holds the level at pin 7 of
IC13b to the value determined by the combination of the reference voltage and the buffered offset detected level. This
voltage controles the gate bias of DMOS FET’s Q2 and Q21 and thereby the TX output power.
-Revised 02-12-2008
Version 1.01
Antenna 7,2V
F1
FUSE Q12
FB8 C140 C145 R116 R132 Q11
3,3V
7Vbatt DTC124 DTA124
68K 10K KEY
DTC143TUA 3,3V
n33 n33 D1 C136 R1 /key C94
C146 10µF n33 Q17 TX_CD
C175 4p7 GND TX_PWR
1
3
4
n33 n33
C148 C147 C143 47K
GND GND GND GND
Q13
C191 4n7 2 LMC6482 GND 2n2 BC859c 1 C103
PSMA10A R69
GND p47 C137 R103 GND R104 R94 4 100nF GND
Q19 1 n33 IC9 47K
IC13A 6K8 2K2 2 /lock (47nF)
C177 FDN338P GND 100K
L31 4p7 P2 3 R105 R102
5W--3V
2
15nH 50K 10K GND GND Q9 Q10
47K SN74AHC1G32DB
C173 R130 2mA 5 0,5W--1V R95
C135 R77
DTA124 R70 GND FMG1
4K7 3,3V
8
10nF 220K
GND 10K 7 47
(only data)
C149 R108 IC13B (150K) Q8
10pF C166
D17 1nF 47K C151 Values in paranthesis apply for data version
R19 6 DTA124
4
BAS70-04W GND
NC 100nF C104
NC GND
2,5 MHz/V GND
Q7
L30 R115 GND
10nF
R107 Bw=55Hz
1,3mA
470nH GND RF_SW GND GND RF_SW DTC124
3
4
9
22K 220K C132 10nF n=3,5 orange 400-470 MHz (250Hz) R76
C168 1p8 R92 6
AGND
DGND
GND
GND 3VBUF Fin
330 C95
C167 Q15
8p2
D18 C150 C142 R106 47 C122 C109 14 D4 47nF
GND 100nF 1K FB10 BFS540 n33 C123 R85 5 LD
GND 10nF R114 R91 n33 330 GND Fin DI-2520 3VBUF
7Vbatt 680 C133 33 GND R66
L29 GND Max 5V C127 n33 n33 10 GND 4K7
GND (47) R79 CE
15nH GND PA_current bias 2n2 R88
C164 R89 4K7 C116 18K R78 15
R128 Z1 BFS540 6K8 R84 Vcc2 C101 GND
Vin NC C152 R101 -10dBm L23 10pF L20 (82K) NC
GND FB12 R96 LM4040-5.0 L24 47 C124 Q16 680 1µH 1 7 100nF
R24 IC10 10nF 18nH C129 FLo Vcc1
8p2 47mohm out 22pF IC8 C102 C98
3K3 R110 10nF C121 48nH-3,5 C108 TXVCO_ON
10nF GND 390pF
2
GND GND C114 LMX2306
load R109 2K2 15pF D14 (22nF) 470nF R68
RF_SW FB11 R129
C178
IC12 C126 C120 GND C115 33pF BB179 C100 4 3
FB7 ZXCT1009 3K3 L25 10 25mA 22µF R58 2 Vref On GND
3p9 CPo 10nF 47K
4221 18nH C134 R71 IC7
R99
22 C118 C112 C107 16 5 1 7V_TXVCO
GND
1nF 10pF 47 4p7 (2n2) Vp Vout Vin
clock
C171 C154 R90 R83 n33
data
C155 GND FB6 R113 Q18 GND C119 100nF 47nF 22 R67
osc
390pF R121 R117 10µF
LE
GND GND BFG540W/X 150 33pF 680 MIC5205 47 C96
680 680 1nF MBC13916 GND n33
D19 330
GND C97
11
12
13
R111 GND C125 R87 L22 C113
C111
MA4P282 L33 R75 47K
R7
C153
C141 2K2 n33 GND GND D16 2K2 470nH L21 TX_LE C99 1µF
5nH n33 BB178 1µH
47 p47 GND GND
16dBm
GND R93 R86 10µF
C190 C138 D15 (NC) C106
L27 C156 47 220K C105 R74 47K
470nH 150pF 150pFGND n33 C110 10nF BB179 R82 R81 n33 2n2 TX_DATA
n33 GND
GND L35 C138b GND GND 10nF
TXantfilt loss=0,9dB
GND
150nH GND n33 8,5mA C117 100nF 220 22K R73 4K7 TX_MOD
GND L36 C128 1nF R112 5V_TX GND
C196 8nH C139 56
2mA 170mV @ 5KHz
C157 C84 3,3V
R80 5V_TX TX_MOD 29 30 7V_TXVCO
2`harm >50dB
390pF NC (2p2?) C131 C195 4p7 TX_BAND

1nF R118 100nF 5V_RX
47pF R133 GND 330 Frequency adj. R136 82K 10K TXVCO_ON 27 28 TX_BAND
C169 L34 GND C93
L26 L37 HQ? C12 10nH R135 P1 5K R134 1,65VDC R138 TX_LE 25 26 TX_PWR
4
120 150pF NC
R127 56pF C86
R65 GND GND TX_DATA 23 24 TX_CD
Vdd
15nH 5nH 120 1K R59 33K 68K R137 27K 10K
C170 100nF XO2 CLOCK 21 22 MIC
C13 TCXO (47K) (97K6) GND
8p2 NC 3 5 PA_current 19 20 PTT2
GND 14,85MHz
8
DC_ctrl
C159 C130 C193 Q2 12pF Ref.mod adjust
C158
RD01MUS1 1 7 REF_MOD 17 18 TONEKEY
GND
4p7
OUT
IC16A IC16B P3 R72 4K7
18pF 27pF GND
L17 2 LMC6482 6 R139 R140 CLOCK 3,3V FB14 GND 15 16 GND
47pF 50K REF_MOD REFOSC
4
HQ? C194 C192 R6 GND 330nH R64 3,3V_IN 13 14 LS
R50 C87 R60 R62
1
HQ? NC 68pF 6R8 220K 1,2 - 2,2VDC NC 4K7
GND GND GND GND GND bias 150 11 12 LS-
GND GND R18 R61 GND 47K 12K (6R8) Loop Bw 100Hz C91 C92
Q21 GND
GND 9 10 7,2V
PD54008 6K8 6K8 33pF GND
2,2 MHz/V n33 n33
5V_RX RX_LE 7 8 KEY
ca 3V REFOSC
R125 C88 RXBAND RX_DATA 5 6 AF
Not mounted C179 3p3 C85 R63 GND
3,3V J R9 C71 BAS70 R55 RX_UNLOCK 3 4 RSSI
6K8 4K7 4n7 Q6 33pF 4K7 8mA 100nF RX_BAND 5V_RX
R97 R119 R123 GND GND R40 47K RX_BAND 1 2 7V_RXVCO
4K7 22K LMC7101
C172 C89 33pF GND
BFS540 D22 1K RX_DATA
C160 47K 4n7 R54 C76
5p6 R17 GND 47 R46 GND C75 J1
bias L14 220K L11 n33 C57 R39 47K RX_LE GND 12750A
GND 3 GND 4K7 D8 GND C74 1µH D11 L12 1µH 10nF
GND
2
Off 105 gr. BAS70-04 GND C81 n33 R47 D10 10µF
1 L18 n=1,5 white 470nH BB179 GND GND
11
12
13
BB178 2K2
8
L28 On 75 gr. IC11 330nH
15nH 4 GND RXBAND R37 MIC5205 R36
R51
clock
5
C65
osc
LE
data
n33 GND GND C70 C66 R45
180 22pF 22 47
R98 Q14 C90 D12
R57 18pF C67 100nF 680 C58 16 5 1 7V_RXVCO
GND C176 C61 Vp Vout Vin
MBC13916
R124 GND 33pF 47K C174 22 10nF
NTC 100K DTC124 GND R120 BB179 n33
C161 12pF 4p7 2 C56 IC4
3p3
47K R131 2K2
C80 C73 GND Q5 R122 C64 D9 CPo 10nF 4 3
NC (120K) 400-470 C79 22µF 6p8 GND 3p3 Vref On
D20 GND GND 8p2 BFS540 C69 BB179 C49 C48
R100 L16 2p2 GND n33
MA4P282 GND C59
2
C163 L40 C72 12pF L13 C54 C50
FB1 350-400 100nF IC5 1µF
D21 100µF LS NC GND IC6 GND 33pF 1 7 C55 10nF
29nH-1,5 18nH 48nH-3,5 R44 L10 FLo LMX2306 Vcc1
MA4P282 GND R126 C63 1µH 10nF 100nF
FB2 100
R49
8p2 680 Bw 15 GND
MIC C83 6K8 R48 R42 Vcc2 3,3V1,3mA
*LS 6,4mA n33 4K7 47K C60 10 R35 GND
FB3 D13 C68
PTT2 GND 445-515 MHz n33 CE R38 22
C162 *MIC RF_SW C78
R52
FB4 3,3V C77 33 Q4 GND C62 R43 5 330
n33 *PTT2 TONEKEY R56 2n2 n33 GND Fin 14 C52
LD
DGND
BFS540 n33 R34
AGND
22 10nF 330 47nF C51
*TONEKEY BAS70-04 6
GND
FB5 LS- C82 Fin
100K n33
*LS- R12 R11 1p0 3,3V R53 47 C53
22 10K n=3,5 orange RX_UNLOCK
GND C189
3
4
9
10nF
n33 Q3 R33
R10 - 8dBm DTA124
GND GND 47K
C180 C181 C182 C183 C184C185 C186 C187 C188 10K
GND GND Tune L6 to max. DC (1-1,4V)
n33 n33 n33 n33 n33 n33 n33 n33 n33 44,55MHz
Q1 C35 C36 C37 C38 C39
FDN338P 100nF 100nF 3,3V 3,5mA
1mA 100nF 100nF 10µF
GND 3,3V GND GND GND
C14 NC C34
n=2,5 violet n=2,5 violet
13
12
17
19
15
GND C3 GND R32
6
n33 C28 100nF
C15 C29 680
n33 R22 2 5 RSSI
100nF 10
4
R20 100nF
MBC13916 GND IC3 C47
R23 R31
G
L7 C46
L1 R8 47 L8 SA606/616 47K n33
L2 L3 330nH 330nH XF1 1K 10nF
4
3
2
38nH-2,5 330 C16 L6 38nH-2,5 C26 R30

38nH-2,5 33nH 4p7 L5 38nH-2,5 C20 C21 D45015GQ1 1 9
8p2 8p2 n33 5 GND
8 GND 3 6 100K
IC1 C31 IN OUT
C5 8p2 C7 8p2 GND
20
18
16
14
11
10
8
L4 IC2 C42
C4 L32 C19 C22 33pF 390pF R27 R28
C8 C23 1 3,3V 3,3V L15
2
C1 1p5 C11 33nH C17 1p5 D7 1pF MC13143 AF
1p5 15pF 330nH GND 15pF
D6 15pF 1,7V 6 CF1 3 100µH
15pF 1 C41 47K 680 R29 ca 70mV RMS
5
R21 C30 C33 E 22pF
3 3 220 C45
D2 D3 R142 10K 1p8 C44
7
BB179 BB179 C32 8p2 C43 10nF

BB179 BB179 C9 3R3 C18 C24 Bw 4 4 Bw 1 CF2 3 R25 L9 10nF
C2 C10 4p7 4p7 33pF 33K 1µF R41
6p8 R3 R4 1µF R14 R15 6 1 CF3 3
1 6 E 330µH
4p7
47K 47K 47K 47K C27 GND GND G GND GND
2
R16 GND 33K
2
GND R2 GND GND
R5 GND GND GND GND R13 GND GND GND
100nF IC15 IC14 GND
R26
2
47K 47K 47K 47K 3157 3157 C40 120K
GND GND GND GND Bw
+18 dB 100nF
1-9V C25 R143
NC
Q22
GND GND GND GND
n33 DTC124
C6
n33 RXBAND GND
Revision: Sign.: Title: Scale: Date: Sign:

Loss: 2,26dB Loss: 3,3 dB
TP8000 RADIO 400 - 470 MHz 05-06-28 JH
RX VCO: 445,3/7,5 480/6,3 513,2/5,5 2006-04-19 JH
spejl: 50/40 dB
nabo 71,5/73 72/73,5 71/72
spejl: 50/50 dB Sheet: 1
of: 1
Drawing no:
UHF TP391b
2006-05-01 JH
FID1
FID
FID2
FID
FID3 uden skaerm
2007-05-14 JH
EA3-0413
FID
C:\Jan\TP8000_PA\Dia\TP391b.SCH 14-May-2007 10:51:57 Schematic Diagram for PCB no: TP391b

Subject: TP391b_voice SMD assembly Date: 2006-11-06 Sign: JH
UHF RX/TX for TP8000 handheld radio w. new PA
Component Position no. stock no. Count
3R3 0603 1% R142 MOX1033EX 1
10R 0603 1% R22, R109 MOX1100EX 2
22R 0603 1% R12, R35, R37, R56, R58, R71, R122 MOX1220EX 7
33R 0603 1% R52, R91 MOX1330EX 2
47R 0603 1% R7, R20, R36, R53, R54, R67, R70, R92, R93, R99, R101 MOX1470EX 11
56R 0603 1% R112 MOX1560 1
100R 0603 1% R126 MOX1101EX 1
150R 0603 1% R50, R90 MOX1151EX 2
180R 0603 1% R51 MOX1181EX 1
220R 0603 1% R29, R82 MOX1221EX 2
330R 0603 1% R8, R38, R43, R76, R85, R113, R118 MOX1331EX 7
680R 0603 1% R28, R32, R44, R45, R83, R84, R114, R117, R121 MOX1681EX 9
1K0 0603 1% R23, R55, R65, R106 MOX1102EX 4
2K2 0603 1% R47, R87, R104, R110, R111 M OX1222EX 5
3K3 0603 1% R96, R120, R129 MOX1332EX 3
4K7 0603 1% R9, R17, R48, R63, R66, R72, R73, R88, R95, R140 MOX1472EX 10
6K8 0603 1% R18, R49, R61, R89, R103, R125 MOX1682EX 6
10K 0603 1% R10, R11, R21, R80, R105, R130, R132, R138 MOX1103EX 9
12K 0603 1% R62 MOX1123 1
22K 0603 1% R81, R115 MOX1223EX 2
27K 0603 1% R137 MOX1273 1
33K 0603 1% R25, R41, R135 MOX1333EX 3
39K 0603 1% R79 MOX1393 1
47K 0603 1% R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R13, R14, R15, R16, R27, R31, R33, R39, R40
R57, R60, R68, R69, R74, R75, R102, R108 MOX1473EX 22
68K 0603 1% R42, R116, R134 MOX1683EX 3
82K 0603 1% R136 MOX1823EX 1
100K 0603 1% R30, R34, R94 MOX1104EX 3
120K 0603 1% R26 MOX1124EX 1
220K 0603 1% R46, R64, R77, R86, R107 MOX1224EX 5
6R8 0805 5% R6 M O-1068EX 1
120 0805 5% R127, R133 M O-1121EX 1
0,047 1206 5% R24 M O-5047EX 1
5K TRIMPOT P1 PO-1502 1
50K TRIMPOT P2, P3 PO-1503EX 2
Capacitors.
p47 0603 NP0 CER +/-0,1 C113, C191 KOX1047EX 2
1pF 0603 NP0 CER +/-0.1 C22, C82 KOX1010EX 2
1p5 0603 NP0 CER +/-0,1 C4, C8, C19 KOX1105EX 3
1p8 0603 NP0 CER +/-0,1 C30, C168 KOX1108EX 2
2p2 0603 NP0 CER +/-0,1 C79 KOX1202EX 1
3p3 0603 NP0 CER +/-0,1 C64, C88, C161 KOX1303EX 3
3p9 0603 NP0 CER +/-0,1 C115 KOX1309EX 1
4p7 0603 NP0 CER +/-0,1 C10, C16, C18, C24, C120, C139, C159, C174, C175, C177 KOX1407EX 10
5p6 0603 NP0 CER +/-0,1 C160 KOX1506EX 1
6p8 0603 NP0 CER +/-0,1 C2, C67 KOX1608EX 2
8p2 0603 NP0 CER +/-0,1 C5, C7, C20, C21, C33, C63, C80, C164, C167, C170 KOX1802EX 10
10pF 0603 NP0 CER 1% C116, C134, C173 KOX1100EX 3
15pF 0603 NP0 CER 1% C1, C11, C17, C23, C121 KOX1150EX 5
18pF 0603 NP0 CER 1% C70 KOX1180EX 1
56pF 0603 NP0 CER 1% C12 KOX1560 1
33pF 0603 NP0 CER 1% C31, C32, C72, C85, C87, C89, C90, C114, C119 KOX1330EX 9
390pF 0603 NP0 CER 5% C42, C98, C171, C196 KOX1391EX 4
n33 0603 X7R CER C6, C14, C25, C26, C28, C47, C48, C51, C60, C61, C62, C68, C74, C75
C81, C83, C91, C92, C94, C96, C109, C111, C112, C122, C123, C125
C127, C137, C138, C138B, C141, C145, C146, C147, C148, C156, C162
C180, C181, C182, C183, C184, C185, C186, C187, C188, C189 KOX2331EX 47
1nF 0603 X7R CER C128, C149, C155, C178 KOX2102EX 4
2n2 0603 X7R CER C78, C106, C133, C136 KOX2222EX 4
4n7 0603 X7R CER C143, C172, C179 KOX2472EX 3
10nF 0603 X7R CER C44, C45, C46, C50, C53, C55, C56, C57, C58, C77, C100
C102, C104, C105, C110, C129, C132, C135, C150, C152 KOX2103EX 20
22nF 0603 X7R CER C107 KOX2223 1
47nF 0603 X7R CER C52, C95 KOX2473 2
100nF 0603 X7R CER C15, C27, C29, C34, C35, C36, C37, C38, C40, C54, C59, C66
C71, C84, C86, C101, C103, C117, C118, C142, C151 KOX2104 21
18pF 0805 NP0 CER 5% C158 KO-1180 1
27pF 0805 NP0 CER 5% C130 KO-1270 1
47pF 0805 NP0 CER 5% C193, C195 KO-1470EX 2
68pF 0805 NP0 CER 5% C192 KO-1680EX 1
1nF 0805 NP0 CER 5% C157 KO-1102 1
TP391b_voice.doc
Subject: TP391b_voice SMD assembly Date: 2006-11-06 Sign:

UHF RX/TX for TP8000 handheld radio w. new PA

Capacitors
1µF 0805 X7R CER C9, C43, C49, C97 KO-9105 4
10µF 1210 X5R CER C39, C140, C154 KO-9106EX 3
220nF 1812 FOIL C108 KO-9224EX 1
10µF A TANTAL C76, C99 TA-2106 2
22µF A TANTAL C73, C126 TA-2226 2
100µF D TANTAL C163 TA-2107 1
Coils.
FERRITE BEAD 0603 FB11, FB12 SP-4223EX 2
FERRITE BEAD 0805 FB1, FB2, FB3, FB4, FB5, FB10 SP-4219EX 6
FERRITE BEAD 1206 FB6, FB8, FB14 SP-4220EX 3
FERRITE BEAD POWER FB7 SP-4221EX 1
18nH 0805 CER L24, L25, L40 SP-0018EX 3
1µH 0805 FER L10, L11, L14, L20, L21 SP-1000EX 5
100µH 0805 FER L15 SP-0104EX 1
33nH 1206 CER L3, L4 SP-1320EX 2
10nH 1206 CER L34 SP-1010EX 1
150nH 1206 CER L35 SP-1551EX 1
330nH 1206 CER L7, L8, L17, L18, L32 SP-1331EX 5
470nH 1008CS CER L12, L22, L27, L30 SP-1471EX 4
5nH MINISPRING L33, L37 SP-1105EX 2
8nH MINISPRING L36 SP-1108EX 1
15nH AIR COIL 33CS L26, L28, L29, L31 SP-1150EX 4
330µH ADJ. CP-4L2 L9 SP-4331EX 1
29nH-1,5 ADJ. MC152 L16 SP-4029EX 1
38nH-2,5 ADJ. MC152 L1, L2, L5, L6 SP-4038EX 4
48nH-3,5 ADJ. MC152 L13, L23 SP-4048EX 2
Diodes.
MA4P282 PIN DIODE D19, D20, D21 DI-4282EX 3
BAS70-04w DUAL DIODE D8, D13, D17, D18, D22 DI-2705EX 5
BB178 CAP.DIODE D11, D16 DI-3178EX 2
BB179B CAP.DIODE D2, D3, D6, D7, D9, D10, D12, D14, D15 DI-3179EX 9
PSMA10A ZENER D1 DI-5010EX 1
Transistors.
PD54008 Q21 TR-5408EX 1
RD01MUS1 Q2 TR-5400EX 1
BC859c Q13 TR-2859 1
BFS540 Q4, Q5, Q6, Q15, Q16 TR-1957EX 5
BFG540W/X Q18 TR-1540EX 1
DTA124 Q3, Q8, Q9, Q11 TR-2124EX 4
DTC124 Q7, Q12, Q22 TR-1124EX 3
DTC143TUA Q17 TR-1243EX 1
FDN338P P-MOSFET Q1, Q19 TR-3338EX 2
FMG1 DUAL TRANSISTOR Q10 TR-1001EX 1
IC.
LMC6482 DUAL OPAMP IC13, IC16 IC-6483EX 2
LMX2316 PLL IC5, IC8 IC-2316EX 2
MC13143 MIXER IC2 IC-3143EX 1
MIC5205 5V REGULATOR IC4, IC7 IC-5205EX 2
MBC13916 MMIC IC1, IC6, IC12 IC-3916EX 3
SA606 IF IC3 IC-1606EX 1
SN74AHC1G32DB IC9 IC-7433EX 1
ANALOG SWITCH 3157 IC14, IC15 IC-3157EX 2
LM4040-5.0 Z1 IC-4040EX 1
ZXCT1009 IC10 IC-1009EX 1
CFUCG450 EX CERAMIC FILTER CF1, CF2 CF-4450EX 2

CFUCG450 G CERAMIC FILTER CF3 CF-4451EX 1
D45015GQ1 X-TAL FILTER XF1 XF-1753EX 1
FUSE 0,5A F1 SI-1005 1
TCXO 14,85 MHz XO2 XO-1002EX 1

CONNECTOR 2x15 J1 ST-1230EX 1
PCB TP391b TP-0391 1
TP391b_voice.doc
Subject: TP391/392 HAND assembly Date: 06-01-06 Sign:

RX/TX for TP8000 handheld radio Voice
PCB SMD monteret 1
Skærmdåse VCO ME-9862 2

Skærmdåse LO ME-9863 1
Fjederkontakt antenne ST-2021 1

Fjederkontakt stik ME-9717 6
Fjederkontakt batteri ST-2022 2
Gevindstag ME-0441 1
Skrue M2 ME-7712 2
Siliconepakning ME-9860 1
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Accessories
Description HM805
The HM805 monophone is designed for use with the TP8000 series of hand portable radio transceivers.
It is specially designed for the TP8000Ex series of portable radios for potential explosive atmospheres.
It comprises a powerful Loudspeaker, which is capable of handling up to 2 watts audio power, a sensitive microphone, a
Pres To Talk Switch and an auxiliary Switch often used for signaling purposes.
HM805 is equipped with a special plug that only fits into the accessories connector of the
TP8000 series.
The loudspeaker volume is adjustable via the TP8000 keypad.
Auxiliary Button
Tone Key
PTT Button
Loudspeaker
Microphone
-Revised 02-12-2008
Version 1.01
KB-0315/8
Yellow
Blue
Tone key
Black Tone
GND LS
key
TOP
Key
LS - 24 ohm
Microphone
TP313
Red
Mic Key LS
Green
White
TP397B EX safety related max values

max capacitance between any 2 terminal 1nF
max indutance between LS terminals 200uH
loudspeaker power disapation see EA3-0426 page 3

Hand microphone/speaker HM-804EX 20060613 PLJ
Sheet: of: Drawing no:
EA4-0432
C:\HW\TP397\TP397B\SCH\TP397B HM-801ex rev 2.SCH 13-Jun-2006 10:30:41 Schematic Diagram for PCB no:
10
18
7
ITEM NO. QTY. Stock_no Description Material
1 1 MA-0578 Bagpart for HM ( Ny clips ) PC/ABS
2 1 MA-0579 Forpart for HM PC/ABS
22
3 1 ME-9948EX TP 8000 Hand mic gasket Rubber
4 1 HØ-4040EX TP 8000 EX Speaker HØ-4040EX Metal etc. 20
5 1 KB-0315/8EX Wire for hand mic -
6 6 ME-7221EX M2,5x16 Screw Steel
1
7 6 ME-1033EX O-ring 1,80 x 1,00 NBR 70
8 1 TP-0397EX TP397 PCB -
9 1
ME-9712EX +
TP 8000 Accessory connector POM
17
TP-0313EX
10 1 CL-0361EX Standart Clip -
11 1 GV-8001EX Audio Goretex vent Goretex 21
12 1 MA-0590EX TP 8000 EX Rubberholder for microphone Silicone
13 1 MI-0143EX Microphone for EX radio -
8
14 1 MA-0192EX Net infront of speaker -
15 1 MA-0057 Lille tastebøsning for Håndmikrofon ABS
16 1 MA-0058 Stor tastebøsning for Håndmikrofon ABS
12
17 1 MA-0060 Foam for Handmic. Foam
18 1 ME-1032EX O-ring NBR 70 13
19 1 MA-0717 Rubber stress relief Rubber ( Shore ? )
20 2 SW-1008 MicroSwitch
11
21 4 ME-7107 M2x10 screw Steel
22 4 ME-7001 M2 Nut Steel
23 1 MA-0715 Cable stress relief for HM - Fixed part PC 4
24 1 MA-0716 Cable stress relief for HM - Loose part PC
25 4 ME-7736EX M2,2x8 Torx, Panhoved, Selvskærende PT, Sort 15
16
14
3
5
2
24 25 19
9
Rev. : Date & Sign. : Proj. Tollerance : Size : Scale : Date & sign. :
A - TP RADIO Mat. :
± A3
Treatment : -
1:1 31/03-08 / TMJ
B -
Tlf. : +45 43 90 60 48
C - Color :
D - Title : Weight : Surface area: Drawing no. :
23 E - HM 805 Styklistetegning MA3-0836

F - 2D-File : MA3-0836 HM 805 Styklistetegning 3D-File : MA3-0836 HM 805 Styklistetegning Print date : 21-10-2005 09:27:39
Units : mm
44
IrDa programmer / PE-802

Description
General
The PE802 (TP406B) IrDa programmer is primarily used for the uploading of the user set-up code and flashing the
firmware to the TP8000 radio . Programming requires a PC with the relevant software and a serial cable terminated in
USB connector. The programmer is powered via the USB connector.
The necessary USB drivers are delivered together with the programming software.
-Revised 02-12-2008
Version 1.01
C8 +3V3
GND
4.7uF/10V
C13
C6 L1 +5V C7
+3V3 C1
47uH_CDRH4D18 GND
100n
GND 10n 4.7uF/10V
3
C3 C2 100n
VCC
GND
14
+3V3 47R
1
8
R11 VLED
VDD
GND
GND 100n 100n GND
19
/MODE 7 6 7
1
MODE TXIR TxD IC1
IRDA_HSDL-3201
VCC
VCCIO
J1 30 TX 12 5 6
TXD TX RXIR RxD
1
VCC
15 2 RX 11 5
USBDM RXD RX SD
CHASSI
2 NC C9
AGND
DATA-
32 /RESET IrDA ctrl4 2 2
3
/RST R2 RESET OSC1 Cx
DATA+
14 8 13 GND 100n
9
USBDP /CTS +3V3 EN X1
4
DI
31 10 3 GND GND
/DTR BAUD0 OSC2
GND
5 C5 +3V3
18 IC2 6 9 3.6864MHz
/RESET /DSR IC3 BAUD1 IC5
USB_MINI-B X1
15p
C12
C11
SCREEN FT232RQ
5
7 100n 2 4 8 MCP2120
/DCD BAUD2
X2
SCREEN NC7SZ04M5
3
27 3
OSCI /RI
X3 GND
SCREEN
GND LD1
X4 470R +5V
SCREEN
28 22 TX_aktiv TX activ
GND
OSCO CBUS0 R5
21 LD2
CBUS1
+3V3 470R
16 10 RX_aktiv RX activ
3V3OUT CBUS2 R6
0R
11
100n
CBUS3 R1 LD3
C4
470R
9 Ready Ready
AGND
CBUS4 R3 R7
TEST
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND NC
LD4
470R
26
24
17
20
GND R10 Power On

GND

USB to IrDa, Programmer for TP8000 (EX) A4 : A4 06-09-06 EWP
B / 10-10-06 EWP Sheet: of: Drawing no:
1 1
EA4-0439
I:\Dokumenter\TP8000\TP406B\Diagram\EA4-0439 TP8000 programmer_B.SCH
11-Oct-2006 12:46:58 Schematic Diagram for PCB no: TP406B
Subject: PE-802 Programeringsenhed for TP 8000 med USB Rev.: A Date: 14/12-2006 Sign: TMJ
Component Stock no. Count
Emballage 4059 1
Spejl for IrDA MA-0205 1
Bundplade MA-0628 1
Modificeret plasthus MA-0629 1
Type skilt for PE-802 MA-0633 1
Skrue ME-7601 8
Gummifod ME-8103 4
Lysleder ME-9943 3
Lysleder ( Trykknap ) ME-9944 1
USB kabel SK400 1
Tryk for programeringsenhed med USB T-MA0626 1
PCB TP406 TP-1406 1
Brugermanual for PE-802 UG-0001 1
PARTS LIST
Page: 1 of 1
Subject: TP406B, USB to IrDa, programmer for TP8000 (EX) Date: 09-08-16
SMD, assembly Ver: 0
Resistors:
0R Resistor 0R 0.1W 0603 R1 MOX1000EX 1
47R Chip Resistor 47R 1% R11 MOX1470 1
470R Resistor 470R 1% 0.1W 0603 R6, R5, R7, R10 MOX1471 4
Capacitors:
15p Capacitor NP0 15pF 1% C11, C12 KOX1150 2
10n Capacitor 10nF 10% 50V X7R 0603 C6 KOX2103EX 1
100n Capacitor X7R 100nF 16V C4, C3, C1, C5, C2, C9, C13 KOX2104 7
Electrolytic Capacitors:
4.7uF/10V Tantal 4.7uF/10V C8, C7 TA-2475EX 2
Inductors:
47uH_CDRH4D1 47uH 0,28A 0,68ohm L1 SP-7473 1
Diodes:
LED0603GREEN LED SMD 0603 GREEN 180MCD LD3 DI-6022 1
LED0603YELLO LED SMD 0603 YELLOW 100MCD LD1, LD2 DI-6023 2
LED0603RED LED SMD 0603 RED 65MCD LD4 DI-6024EX 1
IRDA_HSDL-32 IrDA IC1 IC-3201EX 1
MCP2120 Infrared Encoder/Decoder IC5 IC-0212 1
FT232RQ USB to RS232 converter w. EEPROM IC2 IC-2232 1
NC7SZ04M5 INVERTER HIGH SPEED SINGLE IC3 IC-4504 1
X-TAL:
3.6864MHz CRYSTAL SX-1 X1 XT-3686 1
Connectors:
USB_MINI-B USB connector Mini-B J1 ST-1641 1
Not Used:
NC Chip Resistor 0603 N.C. R3 9999999 0
NC Chip Resistor 0603 N.C. R2 9999999 0
PCB's:
PCB TP406 RA PCB raw PCB1 TP-0406 1
PCB TP406 SM PCB TP406A smd PCB2 TP-1406 1
Made by TP Radio
50
Charger BL-805
Description
General
The BL805 is an intelligent 3 chemistry charger for the standard TP8000 Atlantis series of hand portable radios.
Charge time under 2 hours for the standard 850 mAH NiMH Battery pack BP886.
BL805 can also charge heavy-duty NiMH Battery pack BP815, BP815M and NiCd Battery pack BP811, BP811M
and the Li-Ion Battery pack BP810, BP816.
Requires 230 AC adapter BL801.
Caution: Do not charge batteries at ambient Temperatures less than 0°C or higher than 45°C
For more informatio see special User guide for BL805
-Revised 02-12-2008
Version 1.01
+5V
TP11 R39 TP12

10K
U input Q1 U NiMh 3 J2
3 4 D3 12v max R16
2 NiMH
MJD45H11 BYS10_35 330P 1U_X7R 1
0.10R
TP5 D7
BAT C5
ZXCT1009
1
R6 C7 C9 2 1
1N Vin IC4 Load
BYS10_35 R2 R3 100K
Iout
1K 100R R10 GND
J1 220UF/16V MIC5205-5 +5V 1K D4
3
D9 220UF/16V
1 PSMA15A 1 5 2
R1 Vin Vout +5V Q2 R11
8
IC1 C4 100R C8 1SS355
100R C3 10K
2 1 1
Cbyp
GND
R7
R5
EN
RSX301LA-30 IC2A 20K0
3 C1 C2 D1 D2 1U 3 CAPACITOR N.C.
4
BC849 +5V LMC6482
PSMA15A
4 GND GND GND GND R24 R4 GND GND GND
10U X5R 15K 220R
R23
C26
TP6 100N 100R
GND
C16
GND R18
C14
R21 1K
5K6 100N
100N
Ref 2.00V
GND
+5V
C23 100N GND
GND
R8 C6
10
27K R9
1
C11
Vcc
AVcc
18K
2
NC 100N
10U_X5R_6V
GND
3 48 Uin
NC PB0/AN0
C17 100N 47 Iout
GND PB1/AN1
+5V 4 46 Uout
Vcl PB2/AN2
45
3
R30 +5V PB3/AN3 R25

+5V
+
IC7 10K C15 6K8

2 5 41 R22
RES RESn NC
GND
4K7
1
100N
6 42
+
GND TEST NC IC6
2 LM61CIM3
1
LM809M3-2.93 VO
43 GND
GND
NC TP13
GND IC5 +5V
X-TAL-SMD-4.9152MHZ 44 U LiIon 3 J3
3
NC DTA143
2
H8_3672_48PIN R15 2 LiIon
Q8
12P C19 8 GND 1 1
OSC2 0.10R
TP7
40 ZXCT1009
X1 P17/IRQ3n/TRGV
3
TX 2 1
TP8 R37 Vin IC3 Load
12P C20 9 39
Iout
OSC1 P16 0603N.C. R31 TP3
TP9
GND 38 10K
3
P15 C12
11 37
P50/WKP0n P14/IRQ0n 100N
-8V
TP10
12 D8 C25
P51/WKP1n GND
1SS355
22UF/10V
D5
13 36 R17
P52/WKP2n P22/TXD
100K
14 35 +5V
P53/WKP3n P21/RXD R12
NiMh LiIon Full On GND BZX84_C4V7
+5V +5V +5V +5V 15 34 220k GND
P54/WKP4n P20/SCK3 C21 C22 R27
LD1 LD2 LD3 LD4 R28 1K
16 10K C10 100N
P55/WKP5n/ADTRGn 100P 100P RX 6
+5V R32 R20 R19
20 33
P56 E10T_2 NC 2K2 2K2 IC2B
3
R33 R34 R35 R36 GND IC8 TP4 7

C13 LMC6482
470R 470R 470R 470R 21 32 1 R13
5
P57 E10T_1 4 2 TP2

100R 5
Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 NC7SZ04M5 GND
3
31 3 J4
3
E10T_0
2
1 1 1 1 Q7 2 GND
DTC124 R14
17 30 Vcontrol GND 1
P10 P84/FTIOD GND 10U_X5R_6V 0.10R
GND TP14
2
18 29 Icontrol
DTC144 DTC144 DTC144 DTC144 P11 P83/FTIOC 1K = 150 mA
GND GND GND GND
+5V GND 19 28
P12 P82/FTIOB 470 ohm = 70 ma
+5V
27
8
C24 P81/FTIOA 150 ohm = 20 ma

VCC
GND
22 26 R29
100N P74/TMRIV P80/FTCI 100K 3k3 = 435 ma
D6 TP1
1 7 23 25 Prog
A0 IC9 WP P75/TMCIV NMIn R26
C18 1SS355 1K
2 6 24
A1 SCL P76/TMOV
Vss
24FC256I/SN 100N
3 5
A2 SDA
7
R38
GND Revision: Sign.: Title: Scale: Date: Sign:
10K
GND GND PLJ
REF5 REF6 REF1 REF2 REF3 REF4 20050103 PLJ
TP380B Charger 2004-09-21
Sheet: of: Drawing no:

+5V 20050928 PLJ
DOT DOT DOT DOT DOT DOT
ver1.3/20061005 PLJ
ver1.4/20061031 PLJ C:\HW\TP380\TP380B\SCH\TP380B v1.4.Sch 31-Oct-2006 10:43:11 Schematic Diagram for PCB no: TP380B
PARTS LIST
Page: 1 of 2
Subject: TP380B Smart Charger smd assembly Date: 2006-10-05
Ver: 1.3
Resistors:
0.10R Chip Resistor 100mOHM R14, R15, R16 MO-5010 3
100R Chip Resistor 100R 1% R1, R3, R5, R13,R23 MOX1101 5
220R Chip Resistor 220R 1% R4 MOX1221 1
470R Chip Resistor 470R 1% R33, R34, R35, R36 MOX1471 4
20K0 Chip Resistor 20k0 1% R7 MOX2002 1
1K Chip Resistor 1k 1% R2, R10, R26, R27,R18 MOX1102 5
2K2 Chip Resistor 2k2 1% R19, R20 MOX1222 2
10K Chip Resistor 10k 1% R11, R28, R30, R31 MOX1103 4
15K Chip Resistor 15k 1% R24 MOX1153 1
100K Chip Resistor 100k 1% R6, R17, R29 MOX1104 3
220k Chip Resistor 220k 1% R12 MOX1224 1
Capacitors:
12P Capacitor NP0 12pF 1% C19, C20 KOX1120 2
100P Capacitor NP0 100pF 1% C21, C22 KOX1101 2
330P Capacitor X7R 0,33nF 10% C7 KOX2331 1
1N Capacitor X7R 1nF 50V C5 KOX2102 1
100N Capacitor X7R 100nF 16V C10, C11, C12, C14, C15, C16, C17, C18 KOX2104 11
C23, C24, C26
1U Capacitor X7R 1uF C4 KO-2105 1
1U_X7R Capacitor X7R 1uF C9 KO-9105 1
10U_X5R_6V Capacitor X5R 10uF 6.3V C6, C13 KO-1106 2
10U X5R Capacitor X5R 10uF C3 KO-9106 1
Electrolytic Capasitors:
22UF/10V Tantal 22uF/10V C25 TA-2206 1
220UF/16V SMD, Ellyt 220uF/16V C1, C2 AL-9227 2
Diodes:
HSMG-C670 LED grøn 0805 LD3, LD4 DI-6010 2
BYS10_35 Schottky Rectifier 35V/1.5A D3, D7 DI-1020 2
HSMH-C670 LED rød 0805 LD1, LD2 DI-6011 2
PSMA15A Power Zener Diode 15V D1, D2 DI-5015 2
1SS355 High-Speed Switching Diode 80V 100mA D4, D6, D8 DI-1355 3
BZX84_C4V7 Zener Diode 4,7V D5 DI-5047 1
RSX301LA-30 Diode Schottky 30V 3A D9 DI-2301EX 1
Transistors:
MJD45H11 PNP-POWER transistor 80V 8A Q1 TR-4511 1
DTA143 PNP-digital transistor 4k7 Q8 TR-2143 1
DTC124 NPN-digital transistor Q7 TR-1124 1
DTC144 NPN-DIGITALTRANSISTOR 47K Q3, Q4, Q5, Q6 TR-1144 4
BC849 NPN-transistor Q2 TR-1849 1
LMC6482 Dual OPA IC2 IC-6482 1
H8_3672_48PI 16bit H8tiny micro IC5 IC-3672 1
NC7SZ04M5 INVERTER HIGH SPEED SINGLE IC8 IC-4504 1
LM61CIM3 Temperatur Sensor IC6 IC-0045 1
MIC5205-5 150mA LDO Voltage Regulator 5V IC1 IC-5205 1
ZXCT1009 Current monitor high side IC3, IC4 IC-1009 2
LM809M3-2.93 Reset IC7 IC-1809 1
Made by TP Radio
PARTS LIST
Page: 2 of 2
Subject: TP380B Smart Charger smd assembly Date: 2005-01-03
Ver: 1.1
X-TAL:
X-TAL-SMD-4. Crystal SX-1 4.9152 MHz X1 XT-4915 1
Made by TP Radio
PARTS LIST
Page: 1 of 1
Subject: TP380B Smart Charger hand assembly Date: 20061031
Ver: 1.4
Resistors:
10K Resistor 10k 5% 1/8W R39 MO-6103 1
Connectors:
MODUL4PIN_BO Modular 4pin bottom entry J1 ST-2211 1
Mecanical:
TERM_MA0451 Terminal for batterilader J2, J3, J4 MA-0451 3
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Channel spacing: 20 or 25 kHz or (12.5 KHz)

Mode of operation: Simplex / Semi-duplex (two frequency simplex)

Receiver (25 KHz ch. spac.)

1. Intermediate freq: 45 MHz

Period of operation at default TX power = 3 W, 5 % TX, 5 % RX and 90 % Standby:

For your safety

The radio must not be used:

Pacemakers and other bio-medical electronic devices

Servicing the radio

Type approval label

Preparing the radio for use

Fitting and removing the battery

Connecting and disconnecting the antenna

Connecting the antenna

Disconnecting the antenna

Controls and connectors

Radio seen from front

Transmit indicator LED

Tone call button

E Emergency call button

Loudspeaker mute / squelch bu

Clear entry button

C M Menu / select button

Radio seen from back side (battery removed)

Lock for battery latch

Battery latch release button

Press to talk (PTT) switch

Serial number label

Typical display Typical display

Turning on the radio

TONE TONE TONE

Loudspeaker open Loudspeaker muted Squelch forced open

Sending an Emergency call

Locking and unlocking the keypad (function lock)

Low battery warning

Using the menu

Manual DTMF call

The number is sent as the keys are pressed.

To other main menu items

Battery charging and maintenance

Manufacturers Name: TP Radio

Manufacturers Address: Agenavej 37 2670 Greve Denmark

Declare under our sole Responsibility that the Product:

Type- or Model Names: Type 8705 Atlantis

Product variants: 8705 Atlantis 6-key, 8705 Atlantis On Board

Conforms to the essential requirements of the European Union Directive

Standards used in the assessment:

• EN 300 086-1 v1.2.1

Name: Jørgen Sindt

Position held: Technical Manager

Location: Greve, Denmark

Issue Date: 14. June 2001

BP886 (3) ME-7713

TP-2283 (2) ST-1619

Revision: Sign: Title: Scale: Date: Sign:

Exploded view, part 2

TP-2293 (2M) / TP-2262 (UHF)

Revision: Sign: Title: Scale: Date: Sign:

Subject: TP8000_2 chassis Date: 2008-06-27 Sign:

Component Tegn.nr/lagernr. Count

Subject: TP8000 Front standard - 6knap Date: 2008-06-27 Sign: