SR 10E RPU Receiver Manual D

TECHNICAL MANUAL
MARTI ELECTRONICS
SR-10E RECEIVER
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION PAGE NO.

INTRODUCTION – SR–10E 1
SPECIFICATIONS 2
UNPACKING AND INSPECTING 3
INSTALLATION 3
RACK INSTALLATIONS 3
RECEIVER CONNECTIONS 3
REMOTE CHANNEL SELECTION/SCANNING 3
ANTENNAS 4
BASE STATION ANTENNA INSTALLATION 4
Antenna Assembly 4
Transmission Line Connector Assembly 4
Moisture Proofing Coax Connectors 5
Location and Grounding of Coaxial Cable 5
System Grounding 5
Antenna Installation and Adjustment 5
OPERATION 5
PROGRAM LEVEL CONTROL 5
Squelch CONTROL 5
Power INDICATOR 6
AFC Lock INDICATOR 6
Test Meter AND SWITCH 6
SIG Level 6
PGM Level 6
AFC Level 6
+13 V Supply 6
Decode Level 6
Mixer Level 7
CHANNEL UP AND DOWN BUTTONS 7
CHANNEL SCAN BUTTON 7
MONITOR LEVEL 7
HEADPHONES RECEPTACLE 7
PROGRAMMING THE CHANNELS 7
THEORY OF OPERATION 9
CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–213A4E/–213A3E/–212A2E/–212A1E 10
FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER 800–287A4ER/–305A3ER/–305A2ER/–305A1ER 10
CONTROLLER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–339A2 10
PLL CONTROLLER/METER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–311AE 10
AUDIO CIRCUIT BOARD 800–228A10S/800–228A8S 11
TONE DECODER 800–229A 11
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POWER SUPPLY/SQUELCH 800–219CA 11
INPUT/OUTPUT FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–193A 11
36 kHz FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–207–30/25 kHz FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD 11
800–207–25
LCD DISPLAY CIRCUIT BOARD 800–340A2 11
LCD DISPLAY DRIVER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–341A 12
IF AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–208AC 12
MAINTENANCE 12
TEST EQUIPMENT 12
POWER SUPPLY/SQUELCH CIRCUIT BOARD 800–219CA 12
VU Meter Calibration 12
Squelch Circuit Calibration 12
DECODE CIRCUIT BOARD 800–229A 13
IF FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–207–30/–25 13
IF AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–208–AC 13
CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–213A4E/213–A3E/212A2E/212A1E 13
FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER CIRCUIT BOARD 14
800–287A4ER/305A3ER/305A2ER/305A1ER
PARTS LIST 14
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
FIGURE NO. TITLE PAGE NO.
1 SR–10E RECEIVER 1
2 CONTROLLER CIRCUIT BOARD 8
(VIEW FROM REAR OF UNIT)
3 FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER CIRCUIT BOARD 9
–––– SR–10E BLOCK DIAGRAM 17
–––– SR–10E ADJUSTMENT LOCATIONS 18
–––– 10500 kHz AUDIO CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–228A10S 19
8000 kHz AUDIO CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–228A8S
–––– CR–10 INPUT FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–193AC 23
–––– SR–10E/450 CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–213A4E 25
SR–10E/300 CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–213A3E
SR–10E/215 CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–212A2E
SR–10E/150 CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–212A1E
–––– FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD 36 kHz – 800–207–30 31
FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD 25 kHz – 800–207–25
–––– SR–10 POWER SUPPLY/SQUELCH CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–219CA 33
–––– AR–10/CR–10 DECODE CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–229A 35
–––– SR–10E/450 FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER CIRCUIT BOARD 37
– 800–287A4ER
SR–10E/300 FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER CIRCUIT BOARD
– 800–305A3ER
– 800–305A2ER
– 800–305A1ER
–––– PLL CONTROLLER CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–311AE 48
–––– SR–10E CONTROLLER CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–339A2 50
–––– SR–10E BREAKAWAY – 800–339A1/A2 51
SR–10E BREAKAWAY – 800–340A1/A2
SR–10E BREAKAWAY – 800–341A
SR–10E BREAKAWAY – 800–343A
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–––– LCD DISPLAY CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–340A2 54
–––– DISPLAY DRIVER CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–341A 56
–––– SWITCH INTERFACE CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–343A 58
–––– IF AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–208–AC 60
LIST OF TABLES
TABLE NO. DESCRIPTION PAGE NO.
1 SR–10E ELECTRICAL AND PHYSICAL 2
SPECIFICATIONS
2 SR–10E 450 MHz Unit – 705–SR1–4E 14
3 SR–10E 300 MHz Unit – 705–SR1–3E 14
4 SR–10E 215 MHz Unit – 705–SR1–2E 15
5 SR–10E 150 MHz Unit – 705–SR1–1E 15
6 10500 Hz AUDIO CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–228A10S 20
7 8000 Hz AUDIO CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–228A8S 21
8 CR–10 INPUT FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–193AC 24
9 SR–10E/450 CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD – 26
800–213A4E
10 SR–10E/450 CONVERTER BOARD ONLY – 26
800–213–1A4E
800–213A3E
12 SR–10E/300SF CONVERTER BOARD ONLY – 27
800–213–1A3E
800–212A2E
14 SR–10E/215 SF CONVERTER BOARD ONLY – 29
800–212–1A2E
800–212–A1E
16 SR-10E/150 SF CONVERTER BOARD 30
ONLY - 800-212-1A1E
17 FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD, 36 kHz – 800–207–30 32
18 FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD, 25 kHz – 800–207–25 32
19 SR–10 POWER SUPPLY/SQUELCH CIRCUIT BOARD 34
– 800–219CA
20 AR–10/CR–10 DECODE CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–229A 36
21 SR–10E/450 FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER CIRCUIT 38
BOARD – 800–287A4ER
25 PLL CONTROLLER CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–311AE 49
26 SR–10E CONTROLLER CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–339A2 52
27 LCD DISPLAY CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–340A2 55
28 DISPLAY DRIVER CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–341A 57
29 SWITCH INTERFACE CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–343A 59
30 IF AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–208–AC 61
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WARNING
THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE OPERATED WITH A 3–CONDUCTOR
GROUNDED AC POWER RECEPTACLE. FAILURE TO USE A
PROPERLY GROUNDED RECEPTACLE MAY RESULT IN IMPROPER
OPERATION OR A SAFETY HAZARD.
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INTRODUCTION – SR–10E.
The Marti SR–10E is a high–quality, frequency–agile, superheterodyne base station receiver designed for remote
broadcast pickup service. The SR–10E is equipped with a frequency synthesizer which allows the unit to be pro-
grammed to any frequency within the 150 MHz, 215 MHz, 300 MHz, and 450 MHz RPU bands. The unit is engine-
ered to deliver top performance in today’s congested RPU frequency bands. This is in contrast to modem
land–mobile equipment in which bandwidth, distortion, noise, and audio response have been sacrificed for interfer-
ence rejection.
The unit can be pre–programmed with up to 16 channels. Selection of a channel can be performed locally or re-
motely. A remote scan feature allows the unit to automatically locate the transmitter operating channel. Carefully
tailored IF bandwidth, skirt selectivity, bandpass ripple, and audio low–pass filtering produce optimum frequency
response, noise, distortion, and interference rejection for each of the broadcast channels. This type of performance
requires high quality ten–pole IF, active high–pass audio, and multi–pole low–pass audio filters. The filter design is
complemented by Marti’s exclusive automatic noise reduction circuitry.
Features of this receiver include:
Squelch relay with contacts available for external switching.
Subaudible tone decoder for signaling, automation control, or automatic repeater operation.
Low–pass filters designed to eliminate overshoot on complex audio waveforms.
Double–balanced mixer.
Bandpass filter for high selectivity with low distortion.
Test meter on front panel indicates Signal Level, Program Level, AFC Level, Power Supply Voltage,
Decode Level, and Mixer Level. Additional test points are inside receiver.
Front panel or remote selection of up to 16 operating channels. The unit is constructed at the factory to
operate in a 4 MHz group of frequencies within an RPU band. The RPU bands include 150 MHz, 215
MHz, 300 MHz, and 450 MHz.
A back–lighted LCD display indicates exact channel.
Automatic noise reduction circuit.
Built in monitor speaker with front panel level control.
Accessory connector for external dc power, remote control, remote metering, etc.
Low power consumption for operation on ac, solar cell, battery, or other single polarity DC source.
Terminal strip for balanced 600 ohm audio output.
Receiver powers up or resets to last channel used.
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FIGURE 1. SR–10E RECEIVER
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SPECIFICATIONS.
TABLE 1. SR–10E ELECTRICAL AND PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
PARAMETER SPECIFICATION
ELECTRICAL
FREQUENCY BAND 150 MHz/215 MHz/300 MHz/450 MHz as specified.
FREQUENCY RANGE ±2MHz from specified center frequency. Programmable
in 12.5 kHz increments.
SENSITIVITY 0.5 microvolt for 20 dB S+N/N.
INPUT CONNECTOR UG–58 A/U.
FREQUENCY STABILITY +.00025% from – 10°C. to +50°C.
SELECTIVITY Filter 3 dB 60 dB
F36 36 kHz 60 kHz
F25 25 kHz 42 kHz
SPURIOUS RESPONSE –90 dB
AUDIO OUTPUT +10 dBm, balanced, 600 ohms. Located on a barrier
strip.
MONITOR OUTPUT Built in 2 watt monitor amplifier, monitor speaker, and
level control.
SUBAUDIBLE TONE DECODER Provides relay closure upon receipt of 27 Hz tone
(±0.1 Hz.)
FRONT PANEL CONTROLS Up/Down/Scan Channel Select Switches, Squelch Adjust,
Monitor Speaker Level, Test Meter Switch, Headset Jack.
POWER REQUIREMENTS 120/220 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 10 Watts, 13.5 VDC @ 300 ma.
AC POWER SUPPLY Precision electronically regulated with current limiting.
METERING RF Signal Level, Audio Output Level, AFC Level,
Decode Level, and Mixer Level. LED indicators for
AFC, Open Squelch, and power.
PHYSICAL
DIMENSIONS 3.5 in. high x 19 in. wide x 12 in. deep.
WEIGHT 10 pounds.
Domestic Packed 17 pounds.
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UNPACKING AND INSPECTING.
The equipment becomes the property of the customer when the equipment is delivered to the carrier. Perform a vis-
ual inspection to determine that no apparent damage has been incurred during shipment. Do not accept a damaged
shipment or a shipment with shortages until the carrier’s agent endorses a statement of the irregularity on the ship-
ping documents. Without documentary evidence, a claim can not be filed.
Unpack the equipment immediately and carefully inspect for concealed damage. If damage is discovered, stop un-
packing and request an immediate inspection by a local agent of the carrier. A written report of the agent’s inspec-
tion with his signature is necessary to support the claim. The contents of the shipment should be as indicated on the
packing list. Do not discard any packing material until all items are located. Small items are often thrown away
with the packing material. Packing material should be retained until equipment testing has been completed. Any
equipment returned to the factory should be packed in the original cartons, insured, and pre–paid.
INSTALLATION.
RACK INSTALLATIONS.
Install rack–mounted equipment in a well ventilated, well–grounded, and shielded rack cabinet. Do not locate solid–
state equipment in a rack above high temperature producing tube–type equipment. Problems can also be avoided by
locating the unit away from other equipment containing strong magnetic field transformers. These fields can induce
hum and noise into the equipment and result in poor performance. Strong RF fields should be avoided where pos-
sible. Extensive shielding and filtering have been incorporated into the SR–10E to permit operation in moderate RF
environments. All equipment racks, cabinets, etc. should be connected together by a 2 inch wide copper grounding
strap to ensure that all system elements are at the same RF ground potential.
RECEIVER CONNECTIONS.
1. Connect the program audio output to TB–l. The audio output is balanced, isolated from ground, and will provide
a level of +10 dB at 600 ohms. A balanced audio output is also available at J4–4 and J4–5 on the J4
ACCESSORY connector.
2. ACCESSORY connector J4 has several uses such as receiver muting, automatic repeater, remote signaling or
switching, and external DC power. Connection instructions are furnished with these accessories.
3. Connect the receiving antenna coax to the Type–N J6 ANTENNA receptacle using a Type–N male connector. A
short flexible jumper of up to 20 inches in length may be used between J6 and the Heliax. A Marti Part No.
585–017 double–shielded low–loss RG–2 14/U jumper is recommended.
4. Connect the ac line receptacle on the rear panel to a 115 volt AC power source with the supplied ac line
cord. Use only 3 prong grounded outlet receptacles for safety.
REMOTE CHANNEL SELECTION/SCANNING.

ACCESSORY connector J4 is equipped with a control input for remote channel selection or channel scanning.
Header J107 on controller circuit board configures the circuit to advance to the next channel or scan the channels
when the remote switch is depressed. Scanning allows the receiver to automatically locate the transmitter operating
channel. If scanning operation is desired, the transmitter must be transmitting audio on a channel during the scan-
ning operation. Refer to Figure 2 in the following text and configure jumper P107 for the desired remote operation.
The remote channel selection/scanning input is located at J4–14 and requires a momentary contact to ground to en-
able the desired remote channel operation. If remote frequency selection/scanning is desired, connect a momentary
contact switch to J4–14.
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ANTENNAS.
BASE STATION ANTENNA INSTALLATION.
NOTE THE FOLLOWING SUGGESTIONS ARE FOR PERSONNEL RE-
SPONSIBLE FOR ANNTENA INSTALLATIONS TO AVOID ER-
NOTE RORS IN ASSEMBLY AND ADJUSTMENT. MARTI ELECTRON-
ICS, INC. ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE INSTAL-
LATION AND PERFORMANCE OF ANTENNA SYSTEMS USED
NOTE WITH MARTI EQUIPMENT. THE FOLLOWING TEXT IS NOT A
COMPLETE STEP–BY–STEP PROCEDURE. HOWEVER, THE
NOTE TEXT PRESENTS THE MOST FREQUENTLY REPORTED ER-
RORS IN ANTENNA SYSTEM INSTALLATION.
WARNING DEATH CAN OCCUR IF AN ANTENNA COMES IN CONTACT

WITH ELECTRIC POWER LINES OR EXPOSED ELECTRICAL
WARNING WIRING. USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN INSTALLING AN-
TENNAS. KEEP ANTENNAS AWAY FROM POWER LINES.
PERSONNEL MUST NOT BE NEAR A RADIATING ANTENNA. LOCATE

THE ANTENNA AS FAR AS POSSIBLE FROM PEOPLE AND EQUIP-
MENT SUSCEPTIBLE TO RF RADIATION. DO NOT MOUNT THE AN-
TENNA DIRECTLY ON TRANSMITTER. REFER TO ANSI C95.1
“LIMITS ON NON–IONIZING RADIATION”.
Antenna Assembly.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully. If no instructions were included with the antenna, call or write the
antenna manufacturer for instructions. Antennas which have phasing or stacking cables must be assembled carefully
to avoid phase reversal or signal cancellation.
Transmission Line Connector Assembly.

Do not use RG–58 U or RG–8 U cable with antennas. The cable has too much loss at VHF and UHF frequencies.
Follow the instructions furnished by the manufacturer when cutting coaxial cable. Inspect the cable ends for small
metal fragments which can short–circuit the line inside the connector assembly. Check the line for a short–circuit
condition using an ohmmeter after each connector is installed. Pressurized line should be checked for several days
under pressure before installation on a tower to ensure that there are no leaks in the line or fittings.
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Moisture Proofing Coax Connectors.
Extreme care must be exercised with coaxial cable before and after connectors have been installed to ensure that
moisture does not enter the line. Foam dielectric line can absorb moisture and is difficult to detect and remedy.
Therefore, keep the line dry while in storage with the ends tightly capped. Coaxial splices, connectors, and fittings to
be located outside should be made mechanically tight, then coated with a weatherproofing material over at least two
layers of vinyl plastic electrical tape. Moisture problems in antenna systems are usually traced back to connectors
which have NOT been properly taped. The Marti K–1 Grounding and Weatherproofing Kit is recommended for use
in each new antenna installation.
Location and Grounding of Coaxial Cable.
NOTE DO NOT STRAP RECEIVER CABLE TO THE MAIN ANTENNA

CABLE AT ANY POINT. PLACE THE RECEIVER ANTENNA CO-
NOTE AXIAL CABLE ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE TOWER
FROM THE MAIN ANTENNA CABLE.
Keep the RPU receiver coaxial cable as far from the broadcast transmitter RF output line as possible. Maintain max-
imum separation between these cables at all points including the distance from the tower base to transmitter building
as well as inside the building.
System Grounding.
It is essential that the RPU antenna system be properly grounded for safety and proper operation. Ensure the antenna
system is properly grounded.
Antenna Installation and Adjustment.

The polarization of the transmit and receive antennas of the RPU system must be the same. For example, if the
transmitting antenna is vertical, the receiving antenna must also be vertical. Each antenna should be attached to the
tower using the proper side mount or top mount hardware. If an RF watt meter is available, each antenna and trans-
mission line can be checked for VSWR conditions when the transmitter is producing RF power. The VSWR should
be less than 1.5 to 1 (1.5:1). If the antenna system fails to give the predicated signal strength, check the following
items:
1. Ensure the antenna is correctly assembled.
2. Ensure the antennas have same polarity.
3. Check VSWR of both the transmit and receive antennas. The VSWR should be less that 1.5:1.
4. Check for obstructions in the path such as trees and man–made structures. The base antenna must be high
enough to provide a line–of–sight path to the remote transmitting antenna.
OPERATION.
PROGRAM LEVEL CONTROL.
The SR–10E audio output level is adjusted using a small screwdriver and the PGM. LEVEL control. To adjust the
audio output level, operate the TEST METER switch to PGM. LEVEL and adjust the PGM. LEVEL control for
the desired output level. 0 VU on the TEST METER will be approximately +10 dBm at the TB–1 audio output ter-
minals.
SQUELCH CONTROL.
The SQUELCH ADJUST control is factory set to operate at a received signal level of approximately 0.5 micro-
volts. This level can be changed by increasing or decreasing the control setting. Very sensitive settings of the control
should be avoided to prevent noise or other signals could open the squelch. The SQUELCH–OPEN indicator pro-
vides a visual indication of the squelch operation.
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POWER INDICATOR.
The POWER indicator will illuminate to indicate ac power or an appropriate dc power source is applied to the unit.
AFC LOCK INDICATOR.

The AFC LOCK indicator illuminates when the frequency synthesizer VCO is locked to the reference. The indica-
tor should be illuminated at all times when the receiver is operating. The receiver squelch relay will not open unless
the AFC LOCK indicator is illuminated.
TEST METER AND SWITCH.
NOTE FOR NOMINAL METER VALUES, REFER TO THE RECEIVER

TEST DATA SHEET INCLUDED IN THIS MANUAL.
NOTE
RECORD ALL METER READINGS AT THE TIME THE EQUIP-
MENT IS INITIALLY INSTALLED TO AID IN FUTURE
TROUBLESHOOTING.
The TEST METER and selector switch allows the monitoring of important receiver parameters. The unit has a six
position rotary switch to display the following parameters.
SIG Level.
When the TEST METER switch is operated to SIG. LEVEL, the RF signal level at J6 will be displayed on the VU
meter. The following table presets typical signal levels in microvolts for various VU meter values.
Meter Reading Signal Strength

–15 VU 1 microvolts
–3 VU 10 microvolts
0 VU 100 microvolts
+2 VU 250 microvolts
PGM Level.
When the TEST METER switch is operated to PGM. LEVEL, the audio level at the 600 ohm balanced output ter-
minals will be displayed on the VU meter. 0 VU is approximately +10 dBm at TB–1. Peak values of 0 VU should
not be exceeded with program audio.
AFC Level.
When the TEST METER switch is operated to AFC LEVEL, the AFC error correction voltage in the phase–locked
loop will be displayed on the VU meter. The operating range of the AFC error correction voltage is between –2 VU
to +3 VU. Level errors greater than the normal range will require adjustment of the VCO center frequency (refer to
TUNE UP AND ADJUSTMENTS).
+13 V Supply.
When the TEST METER switch is operated to +13 V. SUPPLY, the 13 volt dc supply level will be displayed on the
VU meter. When the supply is equal to +13 volts, the meter will indicate 1 VU.
Decode Level.
When the TEST METER switch is operated to DECODE LEVEL, the level from the decoder circuit board will be
displayed on the VU meter. When the signal is properly decoded, the meter will indicate 0 VU.
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Mixer Level.
When the TEST METER switch is operated to MIXER LEVEL, the level from the mixer on the converter circuit
board will be displayed on the VU meter. The normal mixer level range is between –4 VU and +3 VU.
CHANNEL UP AND DOWN BUTTONS.

The channel UP/DOWN buttons allows the selection of the unit operating channel. The channels are selected by
depressing the UP or DOWN buttons as required to select the desired channel. The unit can be configured for up to
16 channels.
CHANNEL SCAN BUTTON.

The channel SCAN button instructs the unit to scan the operating channels for a transmitter signal. This button al-
lows the operator to conveniently locate the transmitter operating channel. If scanning operation is desired, the
transmitter must be transmitting audio on a channel during the scanning operation. To scan the channels:
1. Ensure the transmitter is transmitting audio on a channel.
2. Depress the SCAN button.
The receiver will locate the transmitter channel.
MONITOR LEVEL.
The MONITOR LEVEL control adjusts the level of the HEADPHONES receptacle. Adjust the MONITOR
LEVEL control to obtain the desired headphone level.
HEADPHONES RECEPTACLE.
The HEADPHONES receptacle allows the operator to monitor the program audio. The HEADPHONES receptacle
accepts any headphones with an impedance greater than 8 Ohms.
PROGRAMMING THE CHANNELS.

The SR–10E is constructed for a specified center frequency when shipped from the factory. This center frequency
selection is factory programmed into channel 1 and allows the unit to be programmed for operation within a ±2 MHz
range of the frequency. Within this 4 MHz range, the unit can be programmed to operate on any frequency in 12.5
kHz increments. This results in approximately 320 available operating frequencies.
Of the 320 available operating frequencies, up to 16 frequencies can be selected and assigned to operating channels
in the unit. The unit can be programmed for 16 channels, 8 channels, 4 channels, or 2 channels. To program the unit
for the desired number of channels and assign the frequencies to the channels, proceed as follows:
1. Remove the SR–10E top cover.
2. Connect the unit ac line cord to an appropriate power receptacle.
3. Refer to Figure 2 and locate the controller circuit board. This circuit board is the larger board directly
behind the front panel channel display.
4. Refer to Figure 2 and select the number of operating channels using jumper P105.
5. Refer to Figure 2 and place the OPERATE/PROGRAM jumper P104 on the controller circuit board in the
PROGRAM position as shown.
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FIGURE 2. CONTROLLER CIRCUIT BOARD (VIEW FROM REAR OF UNIT)
6. Assign a frequency to a channel as follows:

A. Use the front panel UP and DOWN buttons to select the channel to be programmed.
B. Calculate the local oscillator frequency to be programmed into the frequency synthesizer by using the
following formula.
Receive Frequency – 10.7 MHz = Local Oscillator Frequency.
Example: Receive Frequency – 231.8 MHz
– 10.7 MHz
––––––––––
= 221.1 MHz Local Oscillator
C. Refer to the PROGRAMMING DATA SHEETS shipped with the unit and locate the calculated
local oscillator frequency to be assigned to the channel. Highlight the 16 DIP switch programming
positions for the frequency.
D. Refer to Figure 3 and locate the synthesizer circuit board.
E. Refer to Figure 3 and program the 16 DIP switch programming positions for the desired frequency. The
DIP switch can be operated to the 1 or 0 position. To program a 1, the switch must be operated towards
the ribbon cable. To program a 0, the switch must be operated towards the synthesizer circuit board.
F. Refer to Figure 2 and depress the PROGRAMMING button. The programming LED will illuminate
when the switch settings are programmed into the controller circuit board.
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FIGURE 3. FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER CIRCUIT BOARD
G. Repeat the procedure for each channel to be programmed into the unit.
NOTE IF ALL THE CHANNELS ARE NOT USED IN A CONFIGU-

RATION, THE UNUSED CHANNELS SHOULD BE PRO-
NOTE GRAMMED WITH THE FREQUENCY FROM THE LAST USED
CHANNEL.
H. If all the channels in a configuration are not used, program the unused channels using the frequency from
the last used channel. For example, a unit is configured for 8 channels and only channels 1 through 6 are
to be used. Therefore, program channels 7 and 8 with the frequency assigned to channel 6.
7. When all the channel programming has been completed, refer to Figure 2 and return the
OPERATE/PROGRAM jumper on the controller circuit board to the OPERATE position.
NOTE ENSURE ALL THE DIP SWITCHES ON THE SYNTHESIZER

CIRCUIT BOARD ARE OPERATED TO THE 1 POSITION. THE
NOTE UNIT WILL NOT RECALL THE STORED FREQUENCIES
CORRECTLY IF THIS IS NOT PERFORMED.
8. Refer to Figure 3 and operate all the DIP switches to the 1 position. The unit will not recall the stored
frequencies correctly if this is not performed.
9. Replace the top cover.
THEORY OF OPERATION.
The SR–10E block diagram at the end of this manual presents an overall description of the SR–10E circuitry. Refer
to the diagram as required for the following circuit description.
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CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–213A4E/–213A3E/–212A2E/
–212A1E.
The SR–10E is equipped with 4 different converter circuit boards as determined by the band of operation. The
800–213A4E circuit board is used in the 450 MHz band units. The 800–213A3E circuit board is used in the 300
MHz band units. The 800–212A2E circuit board is used in the 215 MHz band units. The 800–212A1E circuit board
is used in the 150 MHz band units. The received RF signal is applied to the converter circuit board. After passing
through a three–section pre–selector, the signal is coupled to a dual–gate FET RF amplifier. The output of this am-
plifier is impedance matched to double–balanced mixer X1. X1 also receives a local oscillator frequency (L.O.)
generated by the frequency synthesizer circuit board. The L.O. frequency will be 10.7 MHz below the received sig-
nal. As a result, the mixer will output a 10.7 MHz signal to the input filter circuit board.
FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER 800–287A4ER/–305A3ER/–305A2ER/

–305A1ER.
The SR–10E is equipped with 3 different frequency synthesizer circuit boards as determined by the band of opera-
tion. The 800–287A4ER circuit board is used in the 450 MHz band units. The 800–305A3ER circuit board is used
in the 300 MHz band units. The 800–305A2ER circuit board is used in the 215 MHz band units. The
800–305A1ER circuit board is used in the 150 MHz band units. The frequency synthesizer consists of Phase–
Locked Loop IC5, voltage–controlled–oscillator Q2, pre–scaler IC4, reference oscillator Y1, and loop filter IC2A.
The SR–10E receiver frequency is synthesized using a local oscillator at 10.7 MHz below the receive frequency.
IC5 is a programmable device with a reference frequency generated by a crystal oscillator. The loop filter is an ac-
tive type. The pre–scaler is used to pre–scale the VCO frequency to make it compatible to the PLL. The PLL per-
forms three major functions:
1. Compares the phase of the pre–scaled VCO frequency with the frequency of resolution and produces outputs
that are used by the loop filter to generate a dc voltage. This dc control voltage is used to control the VCO
frequency.
2. Controls the pre–scaler by selecting the divisor.
3. Generates the frequency of resolution internally using the crystal oscillator.
The PLL has 16 programming pins that are used by controller circuit board 800–339A2 to select a VCO frequency
and produce a lock. An extremely stable crystal oscillator and noiseless loop filter make the synthesizer ultra stable.
The output of phase–locked VCO Q2 is buffered by IC3. The output of IC3 is low–pass filtered and connected to J1
(L.O. out). A coaxial cable is used to connect J1 with J2 (L.O. in) on converter circuit board assembly.
CONTROLLER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–339A2.

The controller circuit board consists of up/down counter U107 and EEPROMs U109 and U110. Pulses from the
channel selector switches on LCD display circuit board 800–340A2 are routed through a debouncing circuit
constructed from timer U106. The output from U106 is applied to a logic circuit consisting of NOR gates U101 and
U102. The logic circuit directs U107 to count up or down as determined by the up/down switches on the LCD dis-
play circuit board. The output of U107 functions as an address generator for U109 and U110. Both U109 and U110
respond to the address by selecting an 8 bit output with the information required to drive the PLL circuit on the fre-
quency synthesizer circuit board.
Header J104 configures EEPROMs U109/U110 for read or write operation. When P104A is installed in position 1–2
and S101 is depressed, data on the I/O bus will be stored in U109/U110 and LED DS101 will illuminate. When
P104B is installed in position 3–4, U109/U110 will be configured to place the frequency synthesizer programming
information on the I/O bus for application to IC5 on the frequency synthesizer circuit board. Header J107 is used to
configure the remote frequency selection control input for scan or select operation.
PLL CONTROLLER/METER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–311AE.

The PLL controller circuit board consists of VU meter M1, test meter switch S1, audio level control R3, sequelch
control R4, and AFC lock indicator D1. VU meter M1 displays the parameters selected by test meter rotary switch
S1. Audio level control R3 is used to adjust the program output level. Squelch control R4 is used to adjust the level
when the squelch relay opens. AFC lock indicator D1 illuminates to indicate when the PLL circuit on the synthesiz-
er circuit board is locked. The AFC lock indicator will not illuminate if the squelch relay is open.
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AUDIO CIRCUIT BOARD 800–228A10S/800–228A8S.
Audio from the FM detector on the IF amplifier circuit board is applied through notch filter IC1B to remove the sub-
audible encoding tone. This signal is then fed into de–emphasis circuit IC1A. The feedback circuit of this opera-
tional amplifier has a fixed 75 microsecond loop with an additional 75 microseconds selected by Q1. The additional
75 microseconds is used to provide noise reduction on weak signals of 1.5 microvolts or less. Q1 is enabled by the
output of comparator IC2A on power supply/squelch circuit board 800–219CA. Following the de–emphasis circuit,
the signal passes through two stages of a Butterworth low–pass filter consisting of IC2A and IC2B. From the low–
pass filter, the signal is applied to audio output dual operational amplifier IC3A and IC3B. Diodes D1 and D2 recti-
fy the output audio for level metering. A 600/600 Ohm transformer isolates the output amplifier from the line. One
amplifier in IC3 drives the line output and the other drives the monitor speaker. The speaker volume is controlled by
the front–panel MONITOR LEVEL control.
TONE DECODER 800–229A.

Pre–emphasized audio from the FM detector on the IF amplifier circuit board is routed to the inverting input of low–
pass filter/amplifier IC1A. Since subaudible tones in the band of 25 to 29 Hz are to be selected from the wide–band
audio, the low–pass filter/amplifier attenuates the high frequencies at 6 dB/octave. The output of the low–pass filter/
amplifier is routed to a second order positive feedback bandpass filter consisting of IC1B and IC1C. This is a very
narrow band filter have a 3 dB bandwidth of ±0.1 Hz and is tuned to the exact subaudible tone by potentiometer R7.
The subaudible tone selected by these filters is rectified by diodes D4 and D5. This rectified tone is filtered by C7
and applied to voltage comparator IC2. When this voltage exceeds the reference voltage of R16, the comparator
output goes HIGH. This enables transistor Q1 and relay K1. The relay contacts are accessible at connector J4 for
low current switching and signaling.
POWER SUPPLY/SQUELCH 800–219CA.

The power supply consists of bridge rectifier D1 through D4, filter C5, and regulator IC3. R8 and R9 establish the
output voltage. Diodes D5 and D6 protect IC3 from reverse voltages. Zener diode D7 provides a shunt regulated
reference voltage for comparators such as IC2 when the receiver is operated from an external unregulated dc supply.
Both signal sequelch comparator IC2B and noise reduction comparator IC2A have the signal level metering voltage
applied to the appropriate input. The output from signal squelch comparator IC2B is connected to relay driver Q2.
The collector of Q2 also operates the SQUELCH OPEN indicator on the front panel. Squelch adjustment is pro-
vided by potentiometer R4 on PLL controller/meter circuit board 800–311AE. The voltage from R5 divides the
comparator reference voltage through R11 and R12.
The signal level voltage is inhibited (shorted to ground) when the frequency synthesizer AFC LOCK indicator is not
illuminated. This will mute all receiver signal outputs. The signal level voltage is also connected to meter driver
amplifier IC1. The SIGNAL LEVEL position of the test meter is calibrated by R2.
INPUT/OUTPUT FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–193A.

The input/output filter circuit board is equipped with the accessory connector and RF filters. All input/output cir-
cuits connected to the accessory connector as well as the ac line input contain RF filters. The filters prevent RF sig-
nals from entering the unit.
36 kHz FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–207–30/25 kHz FILTER CIRCUIT

BOARD 800–207–25.
Each filter circuit board is equipped with bandpass filter FL1. Capacitors C1/C2 and inductor L1 provide input im-
pedance matching. Capacitors C3/C4 and inductor L2 provide output impedance matching.
LCD DISPLAY CIRCUIT BOARD 800–340A2.

The LCD display circuit board consists of three switches, two indicators, and an LCD display. Switch S201 operates
the channel display in the up direction when depressed. Switch S202 configures the circuitry to scan the operating
channels. Switch S203 operates the channel display in the down direction when depressed. AFC lock indicator
DS202 will illuminate to indicate when the PLL circuit on the synthesizer circuit board is locked. POWER ON indi-
cator DS201 illuminates when ac or dc power is applied to the unit. DS203 is a 2–digit LCD display. The display is
controlled by the circuitry on the LCD display driver circuit board.
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LCD DISPLAY DRIVER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–341A.
The channel display is controlled by circuitry on the LCD display driver circuit board. The output of U107 on the
controller circuit board also functions as an address generator for EEPROM U302. U302 is programmed with the
data used to generate the numerals on the LCD display. The output of U302 is pulsed by timer U301 and applied to
transistor array U303 which is used to drive the LCD display on the LCD display circuit board. DS301 is used to
back–light the LCD display.
IF AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–208AC.

The IF amplifier chain consists of two discrete transistor stages coupled by ceramic filters to an integrated circuit.
IC–1 contains high–gain FM limiters, quadrature detection, audio preamplification and wide range signal level me-
tering. IF symmetry at the IC input is compensated by L1 and C19. The IF amplifier circuit board has outputs to the
audio amplifier, decode, metering and power supply/squelch boards.
MAINTENANCE.
The SR–10E is thoroughly tested and inspected at the factory prior to shipment. The unit performance was recorded
on the RECEIVER TEST DATA sheet. Adjustments should rarely be necessary in the field and should only be at-
tempted by highly trained technicians familiar with this type of equipment. Laboratory grade test equipment is re-
quired and is listed under Test Equipment. Refer to the SR–10E ADJUSTMENT locations illustration in the follow-
ing text for the location of the adjustments and test points.
TEST EQUIPMENT.
The following text presents the test equipment required to perform the SR–10E adjustments.
1. Marconi RF Signal Generator, Model 2022C or TF2013.
2. Insulated Adjustment Tool.
3. Kron–Hite Distortion Analyzer, Model 6801.
POWER SUPPLY/SQUELCH CIRCUIT BOARD 800–219CA.

VU Meter Calibration
To calibrate the VU meter, proceed as follows:
1. Connect an RF signal generator to ANTENNA J6 on the rear panel. Adjust the generator for the receiver
selected operating channel at a 100 microvolt level.
2. Operate the TEST METER switch to SIG LEVEL.
3. Adjust R1 for a 0 VU test meter indication.
4. Remove the test equipment.
Squelch Circuit Calibration

To calibrate the squelch circuit, proceed as follows:
1. Connect an RF signal generator to ANTENNA J6 on the rear panel. Adjust the generator for: 1) the selected
receiver operating channel and 2) the correct deviation at 1 kHz.
2. Operate the TEST METER switch to PGM LEVEL.
3. Adjust the PGM. LEVEL control for a 0 VU test meter indication.
4. Adjust R17 until the test meter drops 2 VU.
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DECODE CIRCUIT BOARD 800–229A.
To calibrate the decoder circuit, proceed as follows:
1. Adjust the SRPT–40E transmitter for the proper encode frequency and modulation level. Ensure the SR–10E
is operated to the SRPT–40E transmit frequency.
2. Operate the TEST METER switch to DECODE LEVEL.
3. Adjust sensitivity control R1 on the decode circuit board for a 0 VU meter indication.
4. Adjust decode frequency control R7 on the decode circuit board for a maximum indication on the VU meter.
5. Adjust sensitivity control R1 on the decode circuit board for a –5 VU meter indication. Adjust control R16
until relay K1 closes.
6. Re–adjust sensitivity control R1 on the decode circuit board for a 0 VU meter indication.
IF FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–207–30/–25.

Inductors L1 and L2 are adjusted at the factory and will not require adjustment in the field. Do not adjust L1 and L2
in the field.
IF AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–208AC.

To adjust the circuitry on the IF amplifier circuit board, proceed as follows:
1. Operate the SRPT–40E and SR–10E to the desired operating channel.
2. Operate the TEST METER switch to SIG. LEVEL.
3. Using attenuators, reduce the SR–10E RF input level until the VU meter indicates approximately 1/3 scale.
4. Adjust L1 and C19 for a maximum signal level as displayed on the meter.
5. Modulate the SRPT–40E transmitter 100% at 400 Hz using the audio generator.
6. Adjust the PGM LEVEL control for a +8 dBm output at TB–1 using a 600 ohm load.
7. Tune the primary of T1 (slug nearest IC) for a maximum audio output level on the VU meter. Tune the
secondary slug of T1 for a minimum audio output level on the VU meter. The adjustments interact; therefore,
repeat the adjustments until no change in the meter is observed.
8. Connect the distortion analyzer to the SR–10E output at TB–1.
9. Ensure the TEST METER switch is operated to SIG. LEVEL.
10. Attenuate the RF signal level at J6 for a signal for a level of 100 microvolts. 100 microvolts is approximately
0 VU on the meter.
11. Modulate the SRPT–40E transmitter 100% at 400 Hz using the audio generator and re–tune the T1 primary
and secondary for minimum distortion.
CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–213A4E/213–A3E/212A2E/212A1E.

To adjust the circuitry on the converter circuit board, proceed as follows:
1. Operate the TEST METER switch SIG. LEVEL.
2. Connect an RF signal generator to the SR–10E ANTENNA input. Adjust the RF signal generator level until
the VU meter indicates approximately 1/3 scale.
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3. Tune circuit boards as follows:
A. Tune the three gold capacitors on top of pre–selector for maximum signal level.
B. On 800–213–A4E/A3E circuit boards, tune C27 and C32 for a maximum signal level and local oscillator
level on the VU meter.
C. On 800–212A2E and 800–212A1E circuit boards, tune L9 for maximum signal level on the VU meter.
FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER CIRCUIT BOARD

800–287A4ER/305A3ER/305A2ER/305A1ER.
The VCO and frequency synthesizer circuitry is adjusted at the factory and will not require adjustment in the field.
Do not adjust the circuitry in the field.
PARTS LIST.
The following text presents the SR–10E parts list information.
TABLE 2. SR-10E 450 MHz Unit - 705-SR1-4E
REF. DES. DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY.
–––– Cable Assembly, Receiver, 6.5 Inches 586–032–1 1

–––– Cable Assembly, AR/CR–10, 7 Inches Internal 586–044 1
–––– Ribbon Cable, 14 Inches HCSD–08–D14.00–0 586–138 1
–––– Final Wiring, SR–10E 586–172 1
–––– Cable Assembly, SR–10E Harness 586–174 1
–––– SR–10E Main Frame 700–226–51A 1
–––– CR–10 Input Filter Circuit Board 800–193AC 1
–––– Filter, Assembly 36 kHz 800–207–30 1
–––– IF Amplifier Circuit Board, AR/CR–10 800–208AC 1
–––– SR–10E/450 Converter Circuit Board 800–213A4E 1
–––– SR–10 Power Supply Circuit Board 800–219CA 1
–––– SR–10 10500 Hz Audio Circuit Board 800–228A10S 1
–––– AR–10/CR–10 Decode Circuit Board 800–229A 1
–––– SR–10E/450 Frequency Synthesizer Circuit Board 800–287A4ER 1
–––– PLL Controller Circuit Board 800–311AE 1
–––– Controller Circuit Board Assembly 800–339A2 1
–––– LCD Display Circuit Board Assembly 800–340A2 1
–––– Display Driver Circuit Board Assembly 800–341A 1
–––– Cable Switch Interface Assembly 800–343A 1

(Sheet 1 of 2)

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(Sheet 2 of 2)
––––– Cable Assembly, SR–10E Harness 586–174 1

–––– SR–10E Main Frame 700–226–51A 1

––––– Cable Assembly, SR–10E Harness 586–174 1
–––– SR–10E Main Frame 700–226–51A 1

(Sheet 1 of 2)

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(Sheet 2 of 2)

–––– Cable Assembly, SR–10E Harness 586–174 1
–––– SR–10E Main Frame 700–226–51A 1
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SR10E4
SR–10E BLOCK DIAGRAM

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SR10E5
SR–10E ADJUSTMENT LOCATIONS

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10500 kHz AUDIO CIRCUIT BOARD – 800–228A10S

8000 kHz AUDIO CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-228A8S
TABLE 6. 10500 Hz AUDIO CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-228A10S
(Sheet 1 of 2)
C01 Capacitor, Tantalum, 4.7 mF 16V ECS–F1CE47 299–470 1

C02 Capacitor, .001 mFD 2.5% 100V Polypro Seac 215–102 1
C04 Capacitor, .01 mF 50V GMV Disc Pace F6Z5U1 217–104 1
C05 Capacitor, Electrolytic 22 uF 25V Radial NI 219–220 1
C07 Capacitor, 150 pF 5% 200V Ceramic Dipped C3 215–151C 1
C12, C13 Capacitor, 470 pF 50V 10% Y5P Disc Pace F6 253–471 2
C15 Capacitor, Electrolytic 10 uF 25V Radial N 219–100 1
C17, C18 Capacitor, Electrolytic 220 uF 25V Radial N 219–221 2
C19 Capacitor, 470 pF 50V 10% Y5P Disc Pace F6 253–471 1
C21, C22 Capacitor, .02 mF 50V Z5U Disc 140–CD50Z6– 268–203 2
C23 thru Capacitor, Electrolytic 220 uF 25V radial N 219–221 3
C25
C26, C27 Capacitor, .005 mFD 2.5% 100V Polypro Seac 215–502 2
C28 Capacitor, .01 mFD 2.5% 100V Polypro Seaco 215–103 1
C29 Capacitor, .0039 mFD 2.5% 100V Polypro Sea 215–392 1
D1, D2 Diode, 1N4148 Philips 410–914 2
D3 Diode, Zener Motorola 1N754A 6.3V 410–754 1
IC1, IC2 Integrated Circuit, TI TL072CP 400–072 2
IC1, IC2 IC Socket, 8–Pin Keltron ICS–08–3–T 550–070 2
IC3 Integrated Circuit, National LM1877N–9 401–877 1
IC3 Heatsink, Slide–On Aavid 580200B00000 520–053 1
IC3 IC Socket, 14–Pin Keltron ICS–14–3–T 550–069 1
P1, P2 Connector, 8 Pin Molex Header 550–138 2
PCB PC Board, Audio RPU Receiver 800–228B 1
Q1 Transistor, 2N3822 423–822 1
R–16 Buss Wire 580–005 1
R01 Resistor, 47 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film M 145–473 1
R02 Resistor, 100 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film 145–104 1
R03 Resistor, 43 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Carbon Film 145–433 1
R05 Resistor, 24.9 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 1% RLR07C2492 145–249–1 1
R09 Resistor, 100 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 2% RLO7S104G 145–104–1 1
R12 Resistor, 7.5 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 145–752 1
R14 Resistor, 3.3 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film M 145–030 1
R16 Resistor, 10 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Me 145–100 1
R17 Resistor, 33 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 145–333–1 1
R18 Resistor, 1.2 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 2% RLO7S122G 145–122–1 1
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(Sheet 2 of 2)

R21 NOT USED ––––––– –
R22 Resistor, 1 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Me 145–102 1
R24 Resistor, 475 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 1% RN55D4753F 145–474–1 1
R25, R26, R27 Resistor, 1 Meg Ohm 1/4 Watt 2% RLO7S105G 145–105–1 3
R29 Resistor, 4.7 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film 145–472 1
–––– IC Socket, 14–Pin Keltron ICS–14–3–T 550–069 1

(Sheet 1 of 2)

C12, C13 Capacitor, 470 pF 50V 10% Y5P Disc Pace F6 253–471 2
C17, C18 Capacitor, Electrolytic 220 uF 25V Radial N 219–221 2
C19 Capacitor, 470 pF 50V 10% Y5P Disc Pace F6 253–471 1
C21, C22 Capacitor, .02 mF 50V Z5U Disc 140–CD50Z6– 268–203 2
C23 thru Capacitor, Electrolytic 220 uF 25V radial N 219–221 3
C25
C28 Capacitor, .01 mFD 2.5% 100V Polypro Seaco 215–103 1
C29 Capacitor, .0039 mFD 2.5% 100V Polypro Sea 215–392 1
IC1, IC2 Integrated Circuit, TI TL072CP 400–072 2
IC3 Integrated Circuit, National LM1877N–9 401–877 1
Q01 Transistor, 2N3822 423–822 1
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(Sheet 2 of 2)

R14 Resistor, 3.3 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film M 145–030 1
R16 Buss Wire ––––––– 1
R21 NOT USED ––––––– –
R25, R26, R27 Resistor, 1 Meg Ohm 1/4 Watt 2% RLO7S105G 145–105–1 3
–––– Heatsink, Slide–On Aavid 580200B00000 520–053 1
–––– Connector, 8–Pin Molex Header 550–138 1
–––– PC Board, Audio RPU Receiver 800–228B 1
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CR-10 INPUT FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-193AC

TABLE 8. CR-10 INPUT FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-193AC
C01 thru Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50V 5% 270–102 11

C011
C12 thru Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 22 pF 50V 5% K 270–220 3
C14
C15, C16 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50V 5% 270–102 2

J4 Connector, D–Sub 15–Pin Angle Keltron DNR– 550–170 1
JP1 Connector, 5 Dual Pin Header 550–185 1
JP1 & 2 Open Top Two Circuit Shunt Molex 15–38–102 550–182 2
L01 thru Inductor, 10 uH 1–43LQ105–1 330–018 5
L05
L06 Inductor, Fair–Rite #2961666671 330–019 1
L09
L10 Inductor, Fair–Rite #2961666671 330–019 1
L16
P1 Connector, 10–Pin Header 550–123 1
P2, P3 Connector, 6–Pin Molex Header 550–136 2
P4 Connector, 3–Pin Molex Header 550–186 1
PCB PC Board, I/O Filter STL–10 R–10 800–193B 1
R1 NOT USED ––––––– –
T1 Transformer, Audio, #671–9041 310–014M 1
TB1 Terminal, 2 Point With Brackets 511–043B 1
–––– Screw, 4–40 x 1/4” Phillips Pan Head M/S n 500–004 5
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SR-10E/450 CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-213A4E

SR-10E/300 CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-213A3E
SR-10E/215 CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800-212A2E
SR10E/150 CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-212A1E
(25)
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TABLE 9. SR-10E/450 CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-213A4E
1 SR–10E/450 Converter Box (BOX ONLY) (Locator List N/A) 700–226–A41E 1

2 SR–10E/450 Converter Board Only 800–213–1A4E 1
TABLE 10. SR-10E/450 CONVERTER BOARD ONLY - 800-213-1A4E

(Sheet 1 of 2)
C21 Resistor, 47 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Carbon Composite 145–470–C 1

30BJ250
30BJ250
C21 BK Capacitor, 15 pF 5% NPO Disc Pace 255–150 1
F6NP01C150J–JT
C21 Headers, DuPont #65566–131 .150 Center Single 511–034 1
Row Straight
30BJ250
Row Straight
C23 Capacitor, .001 mF 50V Disc –20+80% Pace 268–102 1
F5Z5U1C102Z–JT
C24 BK Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50v 5% Kemet 270–102 1
C1206C102J5GACTR
C1206C102J5GACTR
C27 Capacitor, Variable, 5–25 pF Sprague–Goodman 290–521 1
GKU–25000
C28 Capacitor, .001 mF 50V Disc –20+80% Pace 268–102 1
F5Z5U1C102Z–JT
C1206C102J5GACTR
C32 Capacitor, Variable, 5–25 pF Sprague–Goodman 290–521 1
GKU–25000
C33 BK Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50v 5% 270–102 1
KemetC1206C102J5GACTR
C43 Capacitor, Electrolytic 22 uF Radial 219–220 1
NIC UVX1E220M
C45 BK Capacitor, Monolithic Chip 4.7 pF 50v 5% 270–407 1
KEMET C1206C479D5GACTR
D5 Diode, Zener Motorola 1N4732 4.7v 410–470 1
J06 Terminal, Keystone 1238 511–038 1
J2 Connector, Phono Jack Molex 15–24–0503 550–084 1
L7 Headers, DuPont #65566–131 .150 Center Single Row Straight 511–034 1
L09 BK Cable Assembly With One Connector 586–114 1
KSM–2191–4.75”
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TABLE 10. SR-10E/450 CONVERTER BOARD ONLY - 800-213-1A4E
(Sheet 2 of 2)
L10 Inductor, 3 Turn 16 AWG 3/16 ID 350–127 1

L10 Buss Wire, #22 AWG Tinned Copper (use 1–3/4””) 580–005 1
L10 Coil Cans 20k #47271–012 350–046 1
L11 Buss Wire, #22 AWG Tinned Copper (Use 1–3/4”) 580–005 1
L11 Coil Cans 20k #47271–012 350–046 1
L12, L18 Inductor, 10 Turn .15 uH #90–03 350–121 2
PCB 800–213BM 1
Q05 Transistor, FET NEC NE25339 425–339 1
R10 Resistor, 330 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film 145–331 1
Mepco SFR25
Mepco SFR25
R15 Diode, Motorola MBD101 410–305–1 1
Mepco SFR25
Mepco SFR25
R20 BK Resistor, #263–100 Ohm 1/8 Watt 5% Chip 185–101 1
Mepco SFR25
X1 Mixer, SBL–1 350–124 1
BACK Resistor, 0 Ohm 1206 Chip Manufacturing Number 185–000 1
DALCRCW1206000ZT–X (2 Pieces)
BACK Harness, SR–10E Converter 586–175 1
Note: BK Indicates Component In On Back Of Board At Location.
–––– SR–10E/300 SF Converter Box 700–226–A31E 1

–––– SR–10E/300 Converter Board (BOARD ONLY) 800–213–1A3E 1
TABLE 12. SR-10E/300SF CONVERTER BOARD ONLY - 800-213-1A3E

(Sheet 1 of 2)
C20 NOT USED ––––––– –

Row Straight
Row Straight
C23 Capacitor, .001 mF 50V Z5U Disc –20+80% Pa 268–102 1
C24 BK Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50V 5% 270–102 1
C25 BK Capacitor, Monolithic Chip 4.7 pF 50V 5% KE 270–407 1
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TABLE 12. SR-10E/300SF CONVERTER BOARD ONLY - 800-213-1A3E
(Sheet 2 of 2)

C27 Capacitor, Variable, 5–25 pF Sprague–Goodm 290–521 1
C28 Capacitor, .001 mF 50V Z5U Disc –20+80% Pa 268–102 1
C29 NOT USED ––––––– –
C31 NOT USED ––––––– –
C32 Capacitor, Variable Trimmer 9–50 pF #24AA024 290–525 1
C33 BK thru Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50V 5% 270–102 5
C37 BK
C42 NOT USED ––––––– –
C45 NOT USED ––––––– –
D5 Diode, Zener Motorola 1N4732 4.7V 410–470 1
Finishing BK Capacitor, 15 pF 5% NPO Disc Pace 255–150 1
F6NP01C150J–JT
Finishing BK Cable Assembly With One Connector 586–114 1
KSM–2191–4.75”
Finishing Resistor, 47 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Carbon Composite 145–470–C 1
30BJ250
Finishing Resistor, 120 Ohm 1/4 watt 2% RL0S121G 145–121–1 1
Finishing BK Harness, SR–10E Converter 586–175 1
J06 Terminal, Keystone 1238 511–038 1
L07 Headers, DuPont #65566–131 .150 Center 511–034 1
Single Row Straight
L10 Coil Cans 20k #47271–012 350–046 1
L10 Buss Wire, #22 AWG Tinned Copper 580–005 1
L11 Coil Cans 20k #47271–012 350–046 1
L11 Buss Wire, #22 AWG Tinned Copper 580–005 1
L12 Inductor, 15 uH Coilcraft 90–27 330–012 1
L18 Inductor, .33 uH Coilcraft 70–07 330–020 1
PCB PC Board, Converter R Receiver Modified 800–213B 1
PREP BK Resistor, 0 Ohm 1206 Chip 185–000
Manufacturing Number DALCRCW1206000ZT–X
PREP BK Resistor, 0 Ohm 1206 Chip 185–000 1
Manufacturing Number DALCRCW1206000ZT–X
Q5 BK Transistor, FET NEC NE25339 425–339 1
R10 Resistor, 330 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film M 145–331 1
Mepco SFR25
R15 Diode, Motorola MBD101 410–305–1 1
Mepco SFR25”
R20 BK Resistor, #263–100 Ohm 1/8 Watt 5% Chip 185–101 1
X1 Mixer, SBL–1 350–124 1
Note: BK Indicates That Component Is Located On The Back Of The Board
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–––– SR–10E/215 SF Converter Box 700–226–A21E 1

–––– SR–10E/215 Converter Board Assembly (BOARD ONLY) 800–212–1A2E 1
TABLE 14. SR-10E/215 SF CONVERTER BOARD ONLY - 800-212-1A2E
BK–HARNESS Harness, SR–10E Converter 586–175 1

BK–L8 Cable Assembly With One Connector 586–114 1
KSM–2191–4.75”
BK–Q5 Transistor NEC NE93339 Replaces 428–837 493–339 1
BK–R20 thru Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50V 5% 270–102 3
BK–R22
C17 Capacitor, .001 mF 50V Disc –20+80% Pace F5Z5U1C102Z–JT 268–102 1
C21 Headers, DuPont #65566–131 .150 Center Single Row Straight 511–034 1
C23 Capacitor, 10 pF 5% NPO Disc Pace F6NPO1C1OOJ–JT 255–100 1
C26 Capacitor, 18 pF 5% NPO Disc Pace F6NP01C180J–JT 255–180 1
C29 Capacitor, Variable, 2.8–10 pF Sprague–Goodman GKU–10000 290–522 1
D1 Diode, Germanium BKC 1N270 412–494 1
JUMPER C21– Resistor, 82 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Carbon Comp 30BJ250 145–820 1
L8
L9 Inductor, 2 1/2 Turn Red Coilcraft 144–02J12S 350–039 1
NEAR R22 Terminal, Keystone 1238 511–038 1
NEAR R22 Label, “215 MHz” ––––––– –
PCB PCB, 140–260 MHz Converter Board (Modified) Cut Behine C25 Leaving C25 800–212BM 1
On Usable Part Of Board
R10 Resistor, 47 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Carbon Comp 30BJ250 145–470–C 1
R13 Resistor, 330 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Mepco SFR25 145–331 1
R14 Resistor, 1.5 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Mepco SFR25 145–152 1
R15 Resistor, 3.3 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Mepco SFR25 145–030 1
R18 Resistor, 22 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Mepco SFR25 145–223 1
R21 Resistor, 6.8 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 2% RL07S682G 145–682–1 1
R22 Resistor, 3.3 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Carbon Comp 30BJ250 145–030–C 1
X1 Mixer, SBL–1 350–124 1
Note: BK – Refers To Back Of Board
TABLE 15. SR-10E/150 CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-212-A1E
1 AR/CR–10/150 DF Converter Box (LOCATOR LIST N/A) 700–226–A12 1

2 AR/CR–10/150 DF Converter Board 800–212–1A1E 1
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TABLE 16. SR-10E/150 SF CONVERTER BOARD ONLY - 800-212-1A1E
BK–L8 Cable Assembly With One Connector 586–114 1

KSM–2191–4.75”
BK–Q5 Transistor NEC NE93339 Replaces 428–837 493–339 1
BK–R20 thru Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50V 5% 270–102 3
BK–R22
C21 Headers, DuPont #65566–131 .150 Center Single Row Straight 511–034 1
C23 Capacitor, 10 pF 5% NPO Disc Pace F6NPO1C1OOJ–JT 255–100 1
C26 Capacitor, 18 pF 5% NPO Disc Pace F6NP01C180J–JT 255–180 1
C29 Capacitor, Variable, 2.8–10 pF Sprague–Goodman GKU–10000 290–522 1
HARNESS Harness, SR–10E Converter 586–175 1
JUMPER C21– Resistor, 82 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Carbon Comp 30BJ250 145–820 1
L8
L9 Inductor, 2 1/2 Turn Red Coilcraft 144–02J12S 350–039 1
NEAR R22 Terminal, Keystone 1238 511–038 1
NEAR R22 Label, “215 MHz” ––––––– –
PCB PCB, 140–260 MHz Converter Board (Modified) 800–212BM 1
R13 Resistor, 330 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Mepco SFR25 145–331 1
R15 Resistor, 30 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Mepco SFR 145–300 1
R22 Resistor, 30 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Mepco SFR 145–0300 1
X1 Mixer, SBL–1 350–124 1
Note: BK – Refers To Back Of Board
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TABLE 17. FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD, 36 kHz - 800-207-30
C1 LEFT Capacitor, 75 pF 300V 5% Silver Mica CM04E 256–750 1

C1 RIGHT Capacitor, 240 pF 300v 5% Silver Mica CD10 255–241 1
C2 Capacitor, 160 pF 300V 5% Silver Mica CD10 255–161 1
C4 LEFT Capacitor, 360 pF 300V 5% Silver Mica CD10F 255–361 1
C4 RIGHT Capacitor, 270 pF 5% 200V Ceramic Dipped C3 255–271C 1
C5 Inductor, 3.3 uH Coilcraft 90–19 330–021 1
FL1 Filter, 30 KHz Toyocom T14A01–M 360–024T 1
J1, J2 Connector, Phono Jack Molex 15–24–0503 550–084 2
L1 Inductor, 3.0 – 7 uH With Shield Can #47271– 350–030 1
L2 Inductor, 1.5 – 3 uH With Shield Can #47271–0 350–025 1
PCB PC Board, IF Filter R Receiver 800–207B 1
TABLE 18. FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD, 25 kHz - 800-207-25
C1 LEFT Capacitor, 150 pF 200V 5% Ceramic Dipped C3 215–151C 1

C2 Capacitor, .001 mFD 300V 5% Silver Mica CD10 215–102 1
C3 LEFT Capacitor, 160 pF 300V 5% Silver Mica CD10 255–161 1
C4 LEFT Capacitor, 5 pF 5% NPO Disc Pace F6NPO1C5R 255–050 1
C4 RIGHT Capacitor, 270 pF 5% 200V Ceramic Dipped C3 255–271C 1
C5 Buss Wire 580–005 1
FL1 Filter, 25 KHz 10.7 MHz Netcom Model 1083 360–026 1
J1, J2 Connector, Phono Jack Molex 15–24–0503 550–084 2
L1, L2 Inductor, 1.5 – 3 uH With Shield Can #47271–0 350–025 1
PCB PC Board, IF Filter R Receiver 800–207B 1
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SR-10 POWER SUPPLY/SQUELCH CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-219CA

TABLE 19. SR-10 POWER SUPPLY/SQUELCH CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-219CA
C01 thru Capacitor, .001 mF 50V Z5U disc –20+80% Pa 268–102 4

C04
C05 Capacitor, Electrolytic 4700 uF 25V 25MR470 219–472 1
C06 thru Capacitor, Electrolytic 22 uF 25V Mepco 307 219–200 3
C08
C09 NOT USED ––––––– –
C10, C11 Capacitor, .1 mF 100V 10% Mylar 217–103 2
C12 NOT USED ––––––– –
C13 Capacitor, Electrolytic 10 uF 25V Mepco 307 219–080 1
C14 Capacitor, .1 mF 100V 10% Mylar 217–103 1
D01 thru Diode, General Instruments 1N4007 414–007 6
D06
D07 Diode, Zener Motorola 1N4741A 11V 5% 410–110 1
D08 Diode, General Instruments 1N4007 414–007 1
D09 thru Diode, 1N4148 Philips 410–914 3
D11
IC1 Integrated Circuit, TI TLC271CP 400–091A 1
IC1 Integrated Circuit Socket, 8 Pin Keltron ICS–08–3–T 550–070 1
IC2 Integrated Circuit, TI LM393P 400–293 1
IC3 Heatsink With LM350T 520–051A350 1
J1 Connector, 8–Pin Molex Header 550–138 1
J2 Connector, 10–Pin Header 550–123 1
K1 Relay, Aromat HB2E–DC12V 570–035–1 1
K1 Integrated Circuit Socket, 16 Pin Aries 16–3518–11 550–161 1
PCB PC Board, Power Supply R Receiver 800–219B 1
Q1 NOT USED ––––––– –
Q2 Transistor, Motorola 2N3904 425–301 1
R02 Potentiometer, 500 Ohm Cermet Bourns 3309P 101–501 1
R05 NOT USED ––––––– –
R06 NOT USED ––––––– –
R08 Resistor, 240 Ohm 1/4 Watt 2% RL07S241G DA 145–241–1 1
R09 Resistor, 2.32 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 1% RN55D2321F 145–232 1
R13, R14 Resistor, 4.7 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film 145–472 2
R17 Potentiometer, 5 k Ohm Cermet Bourns 3309P– 101–502 1
R18 thru R20 Resistor, 4.7 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film 145–472 3
R21 Resistor, 33 k Ohm 1/4 watt 5% Metal Film M 145–333 1
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AR-10/CR-10 DECODE CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-229A

TABLE 20. AR-10/CR-10 DECODE CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-229A
C01 Capacitor, .27 mF 100V 10% Polypropylene 226–274 1

CD MTC1
C02 Capacitor, .01 mFD 2.5% 100V Polypropylene Seaco 215–103 1
C04, C05 Capacitor, .047 mFD 2.5% 100V Polypropylene 215–473 2
Seaco
C06, C07 Capacitor, Electrolytic 22 uF 25V Mepco 307 219–200 2
C08 FACT SELEC
C09, C10 Capacitor, Electrolytic 22 uF 25V Mepco 307 219–200 2
C11 NOT USED ––––––– –
C12 NOT USED ––––––– –
D2 NOT USED ––––––– –
D7 NOT USED ––––––– –
IC1 Integrated Circuit, TL084CN 400–740 1
IC2 Integrated Circuit, TI LM393P 400–293 1
K1 Relay, Aromat HB2E–DC12V 570–035–1 1
PCB PC Board, Decode RPU Receiver 800–229B 1
R01 Potentiometer, 100 k Ohm Cermet Bourns 3309 101–104 1
R02 Resistor, 100 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 2% RL07S104G 145–104–1 1
R03 Resistor, 2.2 Meg Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film 145–225 1
R05 NOT USED ––––––– –
R07 Potentiometer, 20 k Ohm Cermet 594–64Y203 t 104–203 1
R09 Resistor, 68 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 2% RL07S683G DA 145–683–1 1
R18 NOT USED ––––––– –
R19, R20 Resistor, 4.7 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film 145–472 2
R21 NOT USED ––––––– –
R22 NOT USED ––––––– –
R23 Resistor, 1 Meg Ohm 1/4 Watt 2% RLO7S105G 145–105–1 1
–––– Connector, 10–Pin header 550–123 1
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SR-10E/450 FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-287A4ER

TABLE 21. SR-10E/450 FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-287A4ER
(Sheet 1 of 3)

C03 Capacitor, Tantalum, 15 mF 25V ECS–F1EE156 299–151 1
C12
C13 Capacitor, Electrolytic 1000 uF 16V Radial 219–102 1
C14 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 22 pF 50V 5% K 270–220 1
C15 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50V 5% 270–102 1
C19 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip 4.7 pF 50V 5% KE 270–407 1
C23
C24, C25 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip 4.7 pF 50V 5% KE 270–407 2
C27 Capacitor, Monolithic chip, 100 pF 50V 5% 270–101 1
C30 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 2.2 pF 50V 5% K 270–202 1
C33 Capacitor, Electrolytic 47 uF 16V Radial ME 219–470 1
C35 Capacitor, Variable .6 – 4.5 pF Sprague–Goo 290–527 1
C42 Capacitor, Tantalum, 2.2 mF 25V ECS–F1EE22 299–220 1
C43 Capacitor, Tantalum 33 uF 16V ECS–F1CE336K 299–330 1
C49, C50 Capacitor, Variable, 3.5–36 pF Sprague–Goo 290–523 2
C51 Capacitor, 100 pF N750 5% Disc .25 Lead Space 256–101 1
C54 thru C56 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50V 5% 270–102 3
C57 NOT USED ––––––– –
C59 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip 10000 pF 10%XR7 K 270–103 1
C65
C68 thru C70 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip 4.7 pF 50V 5% KE 270–407 3
D01 Diode, Zener 1N4734A 5.6V 414–734 1
D02, D03 Diode, Alpha SMV1204–99 Hyper–Abrupt Tunin 410–105 2
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D04 NOT USED ––––––– –

D06 Diode, Schottky Motorola 1N5818 415–818 1
D09
IC2 Integrated Circuit, OP–Amp Analog OP275GP 400–275 1
IC2 Integrated Circuit Socket, 8 pin Keltron ICS–08–3–T 550–070 1
IC3 Integrated Circuit, NEC UPC 1678G (MMIC) 401–678 1
IC4 Integrated Circuit, Motorola MC12022AD 400–501 1
IC5 Integrated Circuit, Motorola MC145152–P2 400–145 1
IC5 Integrated Circuit Socket, 28 Pin DIP 151–9028 550–190 1
J1 Connector, KSM S.FL2–R–SMT Surface Mount 550–193 1
L01 thru Inductor, 15 uH Coilcraft 90–27 330–012 3
L03
L04 Inductor, 10 Turn .15 uH #90–03 350–121 1
L06 Inductor, .33 uH Coilcraft 70–07 330–020 1
L07, L08 Inductor, 15 uH Coilcraft 90–27 330–012 2
M1 R–15C Synthesizer Oven 520–052AC 1
P1 Connector, 6 Pin Molex Header 550–136 1
PCB PC Board, STL–15C Frequency Synthesizer 800–287B 1
Q1 Part Of M1
Q2 Transistor, NE68833 420–901 1
Q3 thru Transistor, Motorola 2N3904 425–301 3
Q5
R03 thru Resistor, 10 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film M 145–103 3
R05
R08 Resistor, 1 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Carbon Film 145–010 1
29AB250–1
R10 NOT USED ––––––– –
R11 NOT USED ––––––– –
R12 NOT USED ––––––– –
R17 Resistor, #263–1 k Ohm 1/8 Watt 5% Chip 185–102 1
R19 Resistor, #263–100 Ohm 1/8 Watt 5% Chip 185–101 1
R20 Resistor, #263–2.7 k Ohm 1/8 Watt 5% Chip 185–272 1
R21 Resistor, #263–100 Ohm 1/8 Watt 5% Chip 185–101 1
R22, R23 Resistor, #263–8.2 k Ohm 1/8 Watt 5% Chip 185–822 2
R24 Resistor, 10 k Ohm 1/8 Watt 5% Chip AVX#CR3 185–103 1
R26 Resistor, 1.5 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film M 145–152 1
R27 Thermistor, Fenwal 142–102–FAG–RB1 1000 OH 120–002 1
R28 Resistor, 4.7 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Mepco 145–472 1
SFR25
29AB250–1
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R37 NOT USED ––––––– –
S1, S2 Connector, 8–Pin Socket Molex 90147–1108 550–210 2
Y1 Crystal, 12.8 MHz, Fundamental AT Cut, HC– 011–280 1
Y1 Crystal Socket, CS–109–07 520–040 1
Z1 Ceramic Filter, SR9000SPQ0514BY .620” lon 360–040 1
–––– Coax #421–099 High Shield RG–188 580–033 1
–––– Formed Cover, #50–CBS 2” x 2”Less Standoff 700–262 1
–––– Formed Cover, #50–CBS 2” x 2” With Hole Less 700–263 1
–––– Fence for 700–262 & 700–263 52–CBS 8”FENCE 700–264 1

(Sheet 1 of 3)

C03 Capacitor, Tantalum, 15 mF 25v ECS–F1EE156 299–151 1
C12
C19 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1 pF 50V 5% Kem 270–010 1
C23
C25 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 22 pF 50v 5% K 270–220 1
C35 Capacitor, Variable .8 – 8 pF Sprague–Goodm 290–528 1
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(Sheet 2 of 3)

C56 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip 10000 pF 10% XR7 K 270–103 1
C57 NOT USED ––––––– 1
C62, C63, C65 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50V 5% 270–102 3
C66 Capacitor, Electrolytic 470 uF 16V Radial 1 219–471 1
C67, C68 Capacitor, Tantalum, 4.7 mF 16V ECS–F1CE47 299–470 2
D1 Diode, Zener 1N4734A 5.6V 414–734 1
D2 Diode, Alpha SMV1204–99 Hyper–Abrupt Tunin 410–105 1
D3 Rectifier Bridge, DB103 410–103 1
D4 NOT USED ––––––– 1
D9
L3
L4 Inductor, 3.3 uH Coilcraft 70–19 330–021 1
PCB PC Board, STL–15C/215 Freq. Synthesizer 800–305B 1
Q1 Part Of M1
Q2 Transistor, Siliconix SST–310 421–310 1
Q5
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(Sheet 3 of 3)

R03 thru Resistor, 10 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Mepco SFR25 145–103 3
R05
29AB250–1
R10 NOT USED ––––––– –
R11 NOT USED ––––––– –
R12 NOT USED ––––––– –
R19 NOT USED ––––––– –
R20, R21 Resistor, #263–100 Ohm 1/8 Watt 5% Chip 185–101 2
R22 NOT USED ––––––– –
R26 Resistor, 1.5 k Ohm 1/4 WATT 5% Metal Film M 145–152 1
R28 Resistor, 4.7 k ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film 145–472 1
Mepco SFR25
29AB250–1
R37 NOT USED ––––––– –
S1 Connector, 8–Pin Socket Molex 90147–1108 550–210 1
S2 Connector, 8–Pin Socket Molex 90147–1108 550–210 1
X1 Crystal Socket, CS–109–07 520–040 1
Y1 Crystal, 12.8 MHz, Fundamental AT cut, HC– 011–280 1
Z1 Resonator, Coaxial (Freq. in MHz to 3 Deci 360–039 1
–––– Formed Cover, #50–CBS 2” x 2” Less Standof 700–262 1
–––– Formed Cover, #50–CBS 2” x 2” W/Hole Less 700–263 1
–––– Fence For 700–262 & 700–263 52–CBS 8”FENCE 700–264 1
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(Sheet 1 of 3)

C12
C23
C32 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50v 5% 270–102 1
C57 NOT USED ––––––– –
C67 NOT USED ––––––– –
D1 Diode, Zener 1N4734A 5.6V 414–734 1
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(Sheet 2 of 3)
D4 NOT USED ––––––– –

D9
L3
P2 NOT USED ––––––– –
Q1 Part Of M1
Q5
R05
29AB250–1
R10 NOT USED ––––––– –
R11 NOT USED ––––––– –
R12 NOT USED ––––––– –
R19 NOT USED ––––––– –
R22 NOT USED ––––––– –
Mepco SFR25
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(Sheet 3 of 3)

29AB250–1
R37 NOT USED ––––––– –
S1, S2 Connector, 8 Pin Socket Molex 90147–1108 550–210 2
Y1 Crystal, 12.8 mHz, Fundamental AT Cut, HC– 011–280 1
Z1 Resonator, Coaxial (Freq. in MHz to 3 deci 360–039 1
–––– Formed Cover, #50–CBS 2” x 2” Less Standoff 700–262 1
–––– Fence for 700–262 & 700–263 52–CBS 8” FENCE 700–264 1

(Sheet 1 of 3)

C12
C23
C32 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50v 5% 270–102 1
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(Sheet 2 of 3)

C57 NOT USED ––––––– –
C67 NOT USED ––––––– –
D1 Diode, Zener 1N4734A 5.6V 414–734 1
D4 NOT USED ––––––– –
D9
L3
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Q1 Part Of M1
Q5
R05
29AB250–1
R10 NOT USED ––––––– –
R11 NOT USED ––––––– –
R12 NOT USED ––––––– –
R19 NOT USED ––––––– –
R22 NOT USED ––––––– –
Mepco SFR25
29AB250–1
R37 NOT USED ––––––– –
S1, S2 Connector, 8 Pin Socket Molex 90147–1108 2 PIECES 550–210 2
Y1 Crystal, 12.8 mHz, Fundamental AT Cut, HC– 011–280 1
Z1 Resonator, Coaxial (Freq. in MHz to 3 deci 360–039 1
–––– Formed Cover, #50–CBS 2” x 2” Less Standoff 700–262 1
–––– Fence for 700–262 & 700–263 52–CBS 8” FENCE 700–264 1
–––– Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1 pF 50V 5% Kemet C1206C109C5GACTR 270–010 1
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PLL CONTROLLER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-311AE

TABLE 25. PLL CONTROLLER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-311AE
back Resistor, 68 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Mepco SFR25 145–680 1
back Wire, UL1429 22/7 OS–1 Green 580–046 1
back Resistor, 0 Ohm 1206 chip Mfg# DALCRCW1206000ZT–X 185–000 1
M1 Meter, Model HS–10 VU 030–039M 1
PCB PC Board, SR–10 PLL Controller (MODIFIED) 800–311B 1
P1 Connector, 8 Dual Row Header Right Angle Cu 550–211 1
R3, R4 Potentiometer, 5 k Ohm Cermet Bourns 3309P– 101–502 2
S1 Switch, Rotary 10WA135 530–059 1
–––– Spacer, 4–40 x 13/16 Hex Threaded Concord 3 PIECES 513–033 1
–––– Screw, 4–40 x 1/4“ Phillips Pan Head M/S n 3 PIECES 500–004 1
–––– #4 Lockwasher 500–055 1
–––– Subminiature Lamp, Lumex IFL–LX2162–16T 510–196 1
–––– Polytube, Markel #463 A–1 Sz 20 Yellow 510–005 1
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SR-10E BREAKAWAY - 800-340A1/A2
SR-10E BREAKAWAY - 800-341A
SR-10E BREAKAWAY - 800-343A
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TABLE 26. SR-10E CONTROLLER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-339A2
(Sheet 1 of 2)
C101 Capacitor, Electrolytic 1000 uF 6.3V Radial 218–102 1

SMG6.3VB102M8X11LL
C103 Capacitor, .01 mF 50V GMV Disc Pace 217–104 1
F6Z5UIc103Z–JT
C104 Capacitor, Tantalum, 2.2 mF 25V 299–220 1
ECS–F1EE225K Panasonic
C105, Capacitor, .1 mF 100V 10% Mylar 217–103 2
C106
C107 thru Capacitor, .01 mF 50V GMV Disc Pace 217–104 3
C109 F6Z5UIc103Z–JT
ME202–16V47
C111, Capacitor, .01 mF 50V GMV Disc 217–104 2
C112 Pace F6Z5UIc103Z–JT
C114 Capacitor, .01 mF 50V GMV Disc 217–104 1
Pace F6Z5UIc103Z–JT
C115, Capacitor, .1 mF 100V 10% Mylar 217–103 2
C116
C117, Capacitor, .01 mF 50V GMV Disc Pace 217–104 2
C119 Capacitor,Electrolytic 1000 uF 6.3V Radial 218–102 1
SMG6.3VB102M8X11LL
C120 Number N/A 299–470 1
D101 Diode, Zener 1N4733A 414–733 1
D102 thru Diode, Germanium BKC 1N270 412–494 5
D106
DS101B LED, Green MV5454a T–1 3/4 Difused QT 415–454 1
J101B Connector, 4 Dual Pin Header 550–197 1
J102 Connector, 8–Pin Socket Molex 90147–1108 550–210 1
J103B 8–Pin Dual Row Header Cut From 550–181 550–219 1
J104B Pop–Rivet, 3 x 12mm Gesipa Metric 500–191 1
J102A Connector, 6–Pin Socket Molex 90147–1206 550–209 1
P104B, Open Top Two Circuit Shunt Molex 15–38–1024 550–182 3
P106B,
P107B
Q101 Transistor, Motorola 2N2907A 422–907 1
R101 Resistor, 100 Ohm 1/2 Watt Carbon Comp 30BJ500 105–101 1
SFR25
SFR25
R105 Resistor, 100 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Mepco 145–104 1
SFR25
R106, Resistor, 22 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Mepco 145–223 2
R107 SFR25
R110 SFR25
SFR25
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TABLE 26. SR-10E CONTROLLER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-339A2
(Sheet 2 of 2)
SFR25
R114 SFR25
SFR25
SFR25
R118 Resistor, 30 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Mepco 145–300 1
SFR
SFR25
SFR25
R122 Resistor, 560 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film Mepco 145–561 1
SFR25
SFR25
S101B Switch, MC10191–00 Micro–Cosmos 530–064 1
S101B Buttons #805500009 For MC10191–00 Switch 530–064–1 1
U101, Integrated Circuit Socket, 14–Pin Keltron ICS–14–3–T 550–069 2
U102
U102 Integrated Circuit, CD4011BE 404–011 1
U103 Integrated Circuit Socket, 8–Pin Keltron ICS–08–3–T 550–070 1
U104 Integrated Circuit, 570–CD4027BE, Harris 404–027 1
U105 Integrated Circuit, Motorola NE555N 400–555 1
U107 Integrated Circuit,CD40193BE Harris 401–930 1
U109 Integrated Circuit Socket, 24–Pin (wide) A24–LC–TT 550–169 1
U109 Integrated Circuit, 28C04 402–804 1
U110 Integrated Circuit Socket, 24–Pin (wide) A24–LC–TT 550–169 1
U110 Integrated Circuit, 28C04 402–804 1
U101 Integrated Circuit, CD4011BE 404–011 1
U103, Integrated Circuit, Motorola NE555N 400–555 3
U106,
U108
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TABLE 27. LCD DISPLAY CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-340A2
DS203 LCD, Varitronix VI–201–DP–FC–S 410–201 1

J201, Connector, 8–Pin Single Row Cut From 550–214 550–280 2
J202B
R210 Resistor, 2 k Ohm 1/4 watt 2% RL07S202G 145–202–1 1
S201 Switch, MC10191–00 Micro–Cosmos 530–064 1
S201 Buttons #805500009 For MC10191–00 Switch 530–064–1 1
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TABLE 28. DISPLAY DRIVER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-341A
C302, C303 Capacitor, Tantalum, 4.7 mF 16V ECS–F1CE475K 299–470 8

C304, C304 C305
thru C308
C309 Capacitor, .22 uF 50V 10% Film CD MTC1P22K 226–224 1
J302, J303 Connector, 8–Pin Socket Molex 90147–1108 550–210 2
SFR25
R303, Resistor, 39 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Carbon Composite 145–390 2
R304 30BJ250
SFR25
RA301, Resistor Network, CTS 750–101–R–102 186–102 2
RA302 1 k 1/4 W 10–Pin Single Line
U302 Integrated Circuit Socket, 24–Pin (Wide) A24–LC–TT 550–169 1
57
11X17
FOLD
OUT
SWITCH INTERFACE CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-343A

(58)
58
TABLE 29. SWITCH INTERFACE CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-343A
BK–J401 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50V 5% 270–102 1

BK–J401 Capacitor, Monolithic Chip, 1000 pF 50V 5% 270–102
BK–J402 Capacitor,monolithic chip,1000 pF 50v 5% 270–102 1
BK–J401 Connector, 8–Pin Single Row (cut from 550–214) 550–280 1
BK–J403 Connector, 4–Pin Single Header (cut from 550–214) 550–226 2
BK–J404
BK–J4O2 Connector, 8–Pin Single Row (cut from 550–214) 550–280 1
J405 8–Pin Dual Row Header cut from 550–181 550–219 1
PCB PC BOARD 800–343B 1
S401, Switch, 8 Position DIP 571–4356405 530–060 2
S402
59
60
IF AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-208-AC

TABLE 30. IF AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT BOARD - 800-208-AC
C01 thru Capacitor, .01 mF 50V GMV Disc Pace F6Z5U1 217–104 8
C08
C15 Capacitor, 39 pF 5% NPO Disc Pace F6NPO1C3 295–390 1
C17 Capacitor, 130 pF 5% 50V NPO Disc Pace F6N 256–131 1
C19 Capacitor, Variable, 5–25 pF Sprague–Goodm 290–521 1
CF1, CF2 Filter, Ceramic Murata SFE10.7MJA10–A 360–032 2
IC1 Integrated Circuit, Sanyo LA1235 401–235 1
L1 Inductor, 3.0 350–030 1
P1 Connector, 8–Pin Molex Header 550–138 1
PCB PC Board, IF 10.7 MHz R Receiver 800–208B 1
Q1, Q2 Transisor, Motorola 2N2857 440–245–1 2
R01, R02 Resistor, 150 Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film M 145–151 2
R19, R20 Resistor, 10 k Ohm 1/4 Watt 5% Metal Film M 145–103 2
T1 Detector, SNY–074–1919A (235SU1) 350–123 1
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TECHNICAL MANUAL

DESCRIPTION PAGE NO.

MAILING & SHIPPING ADDRESS:

REMOTE CHANNEL SELECTION/SCANNING.

WARNING DEATH CAN OCCUR IF AN ANTENNA COMES IN CONTACT

PERSONNEL MUST NOT BE NEAR A RADIATING ANTENNA. LOCATE

Transmission Line Connector Assembly.

Location and Grounding of Coaxial Cable.

NOTE DO NOT STRAP RECEIVER CABLE TO THE MAIN ANTENNA

Antenna Installation and Adjustment.

AFC LOCK INDICATOR.

TEST METER AND SWITCH.

NOTE FOR NOMINAL METER VALUES, REFER TO THE RECEIVER

Meter Reading Signal Strength

CHANNEL UP AND DOWN BUTTONS.

CHANNEL SCAN BUTTON.

2. Depress the SCAN button.

The receiver will locate the transmitter channel.

PROGRAMMING THE CHANNELS.

1. Remove the SR–10E top cover.

2. Connect the unit ac line cord to an appropriate power receptacle.

6. Assign a frequency to a channel as follows:

NOTE IF ALL THE CHANNELS ARE NOT USED IN A CONFIGU-

NOTE ENSURE ALL THE DIP SWITCHES ON THE SYNTHESIZER

FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER 800–287A4ER/–305A3ER/–305A2ER/

CONTROLLER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–339A2.

PLL CONTROLLER/METER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–311AE.

TONE DECODER 800–229A.

POWER SUPPLY/SQUELCH 800–219CA.

INPUT/OUTPUT FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–193A.

36 kHz FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–207–30/25 kHz FILTER CIRCUIT

LCD DISPLAY CIRCUIT BOARD 800–340A2.

IF AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–208AC.

POWER SUPPLY/SQUELCH CIRCUIT BOARD 800–219CA.

Squelch Circuit Calibration

IF FILTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–207–30/–25.

IF AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–208AC.

CONVERTER CIRCUIT BOARD 800–213A4E/213–A3E/212A2E/212A1E.

FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER CIRCUIT BOARD

TABLE 2. SR-10E 450 MHz Unit - 705-SR1-4E

REF. DES. DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY.

–––– Cable Assembly, Receiver, 6.5 Inches 586–032–1 1

TABLE 3. SR-10E 300 MHz Unit - 705-SR1-3E

REF. DES. DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY.

–––– Cable Assembly, Receiver, 6.5 Inches 586–032–1 1

REF. DES. DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY.

––––– Cable Assembly, SR–10E Harness 586–174 1

TABLE 4. SR-10E 215 MHz Unit - 705-SR1-2E

REF. DES. DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY.

–––– Cable Assembly, Receiver, 6.5 Inches 586–032–1 1

TABLE 5. SR-10E 150 MHz Unit - 705-SR1-1E

REF. DES. DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY.

–––– Cable Assembly, Receiver, 6.5 Inches 586–032–1 1

REF. DES. DESCRIPTION PART NO. QTY.

–––– Ribbon Cable, 14 Inches HCSD–08–D14.00–0 586–138 1

COPYRIGHT  1997 MARTI ELECTRONICS, INC

SR–10E BLOCK DIAGRAM

COPYRIGHT  1997 MARTI ELECTRONICS, INC

SR–10E ADJUSTMENT LOCATIONS