SPECIFICATIONS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Before returning any TOSHIBA FT3809BK to the customer, a safety check of the entire instrument should be made. The service technician must be sure that no protective device built into the instrument by the manufacturer has become defective or inadvertently degraded during servicing.
OPERATING CONTROLS MAIN FEATURES ON HANDSET 1. Helical Antenna - Durable high -gain helical antenna. 2. TALK / FLASH Key & Indicator - Places the handset into talk mode when used away from the base unit/Access Services such as Call Waiting and Call Forwarding . The indicator lights when the handset is in talk mode. 3.
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DC 9V TEL.LINE REAR SIDE OF BASE UNIT BACK SIDE OF BASE UNIT SPEED DIAL INDEX MAIN FEATURES ON BASE UNIT 1. Phone Cord Jack -Plugs one end of the telephone line cord into standard RJ11C telephone line jack and the other end into this jack for connecting the base unit to the telephone line.
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE Perform the alignment of the Handset & Base using the test mode described below: 1. Test mode for Handset unit: 1.1 Connecting the 3.6VDC power supply to the battery contact. 1.2 Pressing the “#” and “3” keys at the same time for twice, “TALK/BATT LOW” LED will be on.
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3. Handset unit : 3.1 Test equipment required and connection. Digital Voltmeter RX -Loop-V TX-Loop-V RX-Audio Handset unit Audio MIC IN / (RF & Audio Board) Generator RX Audio TX Audio / REC + VTVM Batt. Frequency Counter 3.6V 3.2 Preparation from alignment Place the H/S Board into test mode, disconnect microphone wire at H/S Board and set the volume to “L”...
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4. Base unit : 4.1 Test Equipment required and connection. AC Power supply : 120V 50Hz Digital Voltmeter RX -Loop-V TX-Loop-V RX-Audio Base unit Pin4 &5 of BT1/ Quad-Tune / Audio VTVM Pin3 of BT1 (RF & Audio Board) Tx Audio Generator 9V DC IN Adapter...
B L O C K D I A G R A M Base Unit Audio Block Diagram Tx Filter Summing Amp Tx Mute Tx-Audio C o m p r e s s o r Speech Network Rx Mute Expandor Rx-Audio Pre-amp Tx Filter TA31103F...
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RF module Block Diagram SAW FILTER 2 POLE CERAMIC Ist Rx AMP 2nd Rx AMP MIXER IF AMP 10,7 MHz CERAMIC 10.7MHz CERAMIC V-Tune Rx-AUDIO Rx L.O. RX DATA TX L.O. 2 POLE CERAMIC V-Tune RSSI DUAL PRESCALER SYNTHESIZER 1 GHz LOW PASS TX O.P AMP V-Tune...
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS 1. The bell does not ring. When the PAGE SW of See 2, The bell does not ring the base is pressed, does & page does not ring. the ringer on the handset ring? When the TEL SG is joined By using voltmeter check with the base to made bell BU4 is defective.
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2. The bell does not ring & page does not ring. Check whether the base & Can the base and By using voltmeter, check the base & handset be connected. handset RX and TX-Loop-V handset PLL circuit (BU10/HU3 and are OK. surrounding circuit of BU10/HU3) By using voltmeter, check Check the base TX Power...
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3. The Base and handset can’t connect. Check whether the Check whether the handset By using voltmeter, check the base & handset and the base and the base RX, TX-Loop- handset PLL circuit (BU210/HU3and unit are connected. are OK. surrounding circuit of BU10/HU3) By using voltmeter, check Check the base TX Power the base TX circuit.
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4. Can’t make a phone call (pulse) Can the base and handset be See 3, the base and handset connected ? can’t connect. By using voltmeter, check While in Talk Mode press base BU3. dial key of the handset, can pulse feedback be heard from the handset receiver.
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6.Voice can’t be transmitted to other party. At the MIC of the handset, Check the handset MIC does the bias voltage exist. sensitivity. Check the handset TX AF Check the base RX TEL- circuit (around PIN1-11 of Line out. HU7 and HU5C). Check the base RX RF Check the base RX circuit and mixer circuit...
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7. The voice of the caller can’t be heard (incoming call). Check the RX IF circuit ( HU3 and surrounding circuit Check the handset receiver of HU3 ) and RX AF circuit ( HU7 and surrounding output. circuit of HU7 ) Check the handset RX Receiver of handset is Check the handset RX...
S E M I C O N D U C T O R L E A D I D E N T I F I C A T I O N H a n d s e t U n i t :MMBT3904 /HRQ /HRQ...
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B a s e U n i t :MMBT3904 BRQ3/BRQ4: MMBT3904 :MMBT3906 BRQ1/BRQ8/BRQ9:2SC4083 B : B a s e B : B a s e E : E m i t t e r E : E m i t t e r C : C o l l e c t o r C : C o l l e c t o r BU3:78M05CT...
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andset Unit: LOC NO PART NO REF NO DESCRIPTION RC010024 29-4003-11-02 BATT-ASSY NI-CD AA-SIZE RC007871 30-5273-00-00 DOOR-BATT,HS, TSB3809,BLK RC007870 30-5274-00-00 CASE-REAR,TSB3809,HS,BLK RC010058 31-4371-00-00 BATT-CONTACT HS ADLMK2C RC005733 10-0297-00-00 PTS,STL,D2X6,PH(+), ZN-CR P RC010122 35-4520-01-00 PCB VT9108 MK2C HS AUDIO RC010082 28-1039-00-00 BUZZER MD12085N-16R RC006236 28-0054-10-21 MICROPHONE CMT-60H RC010059...
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Base Unit: LOC NO PART NO REF NO DESCRIPTION RC010128 52-4257-02-00 CASE FT3809 BS ANT RC007050 92-4211-10-00 TOLL FREE LBL,SX-2007 RC007866 30-5279-10-00 BASE TOP,TSB3809,BLK RC010050 92-5221-11-00 POP LAB, FT3809 RC007868 30-5277-00-00 PAGE KEY,TSB3809,BLK RC010119 31-4344-00-00 contact-bkt,bu,tsb3809 RC005732 10-0296-00-00 PTS,STL,D3X8,PH(+) RC007157 30-4450-00-00 SWITCH CAP BU ADL MK2 RC010124 35-4460-02-00 PCB MK2C,BS, AUDIO...
COMPONENT LIST PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Products marked with a ! have special characteristics important to safety. Before replacing any of these components, read carefully the product safety notice of this service manual. REMARK: Since the RF parts are speical parts, so all components of RF parts with "R". HANDSET: LOC NO PART NO...
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LOC NO PART NO REF NO DESCRIPTION HRC83 RC010067 22-3334-16-M3 CAP,CER,0.33UF,25V,10%,0805 HRC13 RC006280 22-3470-25-G6 CAP,CER,RL,47PF,50V,5% HRC14 RC006280 22-3470-25-G6 CAP,CER,RL,47PF,50V,5% HRC16 RC006280 22-3470-25-G6 CAP,CER,RL,47PF,50V,5% HRC19 RC006280 22-3470-25-G6 CAP,CER,RL,47PF,50V,5% HRC20 RC006280 22-3470-25-G6 CAP,CER,RL,47PF,50V,5% HRC31 RC006280 22-3470-25-G6 CAP,CER,RL,47PF,50V,5% HRC35 RC006280 22-3470-25-G6 CAP,CER,RL,47PF,50V,5% HRC36 RC006280 22-3470-25-G6 CAP,CER,RL,47PF,50V,5% HRC37 RC006280 22-3470-25-G6 CAP,CER,RL,47PF,50V,5%...
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LOC NO PART NO REF NO DESCRIPTION HRR45 RC006291 23-0103-86-21 RES,SMD,0603,REEL,10K,1/16W,5% HRR51 RC006291 23-0103-86-21 RES,SMD,0603,REEL,10K,1/16W,5% HRR53 RC006291 23-0103-86-21 RES,SMD,0603,REEL,10K,1/16W,5% HRR54 RC006291 23-0103-86-21 RES,SMD,0603,REEL,10K,1/16W,5% HRR57 RC006291 23-0103-86-21 RES,SMD,0603,REEL,10K,1/16W,5% HRR67 RC006291 23-0103-86-21 RES,SMD,0603,REEL,10K,1/16W,5% HRR68 RC006291 23-0103-86-21 RES,SMD,0603,REEL,10K,1/16W,5% HRR48 RC006293 23-0106-86-21 RES,SMD,0603,REEL,10M,1/16W,5% HRR61 RC006293 23-0106-86-21 RES,SMD,0603,REEL,10M,1/16W,5% HRR6 RC010070 23-0120-86-21 RES,SMD,0603,REEL,12,1/16W,5%...
SPECIFICATIONS Measurement Conditions Standard Voltage Handset DC 3.6V + 0.1V Base AC 120V + 3V, 60Hz Temperature 77 º F (25 º C) + 9 º F (5 º C) Handset (Tx Freq.) Base (TX Freq.) Channel 925.05 MHz 902.3 MHz 925.35 MHz 902.6 MHz 925.65 MHz...
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Base Unit Receiver Unit Nominal Limit Sensitivity (-106 dBm, >30 800 Hz, CCITT) Channel Bandwidth Receiver Noise Figure <5.5 Sensitivity (25 dB Sinad) <-106 at duplexer Image Rejection (RF) >60 Adjacent Channel Rejection >60 Receiver Muting Level -108 -107 to -109 Transmitter Unit Nominal...
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Ringer Sensitivity Vac(not activated) <25 Vac(activated) >40 Off-hook DCR(20mA) 200-300 TOLR (0kft) -41 to -51 ROLR (0kft) 41 to 51 Frequency Response Tx Comply EIA-470-B Comply EIA-470-B Handset Unit Receiver Unit Nominal Limit Sensitivity(-106dBm, >30 800Hz,CCITT) Channel Bandwidth Receiver Noise Figure <5.5 Sensitivity(25 dB SINAD) <-106...
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REQUIREMENTS COMPLIANCE Unit is designed to fully meet with UL-1459 and FCC Rules, Part 15 and 68. Note : Nominal specs represent the design specs. All units should be able to approximate these-some will exceed and some may drop slightly below these specs. Limit specs represent the absolute worst condition that still might be considered acceptable;...