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PD405 Digital Portable Radio SERVICE MANUAL...
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Preface This manual describes the information related to the product repair. It is intended for use by qualified technicians only. To repair the product properly, please read this manual carefully before repairing. This manual is applicable to the following product: PD40X Digital Portable Radio (X may represent 2, 5, 6 or 8)
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Copyright Information Hytera is the trademark or registered trademark of Hytera Communications Corporation Limited (the Company) in PRC and/or other countries or areas. The Company retains the ownership of its trademarks and product names. All other trademarks and/or product names that may be used in this manual are properties of their respective owners.
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Documentation Information Conventions Icon Conventions Icon Description Indicates information that can help you make better use of your product. Note Indicates references that can further describe the related topics. Caution Indicates situations that could cause data loss or equipment damage. Warning Indicates situations that could cause minor personal injury.
VHF (136‐174 MHz) Disassembly and Assembly 2. Disassembly and Assembly This section is designed to introduce the way to disassemble the radio. To assemble the radio, do vice versa. Caution Position the waterproof ring into the radio properly during reassembly. ...
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VHF (136‐174 MHz) Disassembly and Assembly Step 4 Remove the two screws on the aluminum chassis. Step 5 Remove the aluminum chassis and the main board. Step 6 Remove the eight screws on the main board. Step 7 Unsolder the soldering joint of the antenna connector and remove the main board.
VHF (136‐174 MHz) Exploded View and Packing Guide 3. Exploded View and Packing Guide Exploded View Parts list: Note For parts that are not marked with Part Number, their Part Numbers may vary with the frequency band. Part No. Description Qty.
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VHF (136‐174 MHz) Exploded View and Packing Guide Part No. Description Qty. Part No. Description Qty. M2.5*6.0 mm Waterproof Ring 5001210000720 Speaker 6100527100000 for Screw Main Waterproof 7400244000000 Speaker Pad 6101228000000 Ring Aluminum 6202121000000 Speaker Fixing Sheet 6300269000000 Chassis Waterproof Ring Self-tapping Screw 7101904020200 6101037000000...
VHF (136‐174 MHz) Specifications 4. Specifications General Frequency Range 136‐174 MHz Channel Capacity Channel Spacing 25 kHz/12.5 kHz Operating Voltage 7.4 V (rated) Battery 1500 mAh Li-Ion battery Battery Life (5-5-90 Duty Cycle, High TX Power) Analog: about 12 h High-capacity 1800 mAh Li-Ion Battery Digital: about 16 h Operating Temperature...
VHF (136‐174 MHz) Circuit Descriptions 5. Circuit Descriptions Baseband Section 5.1.1 Power Supply Module Diagram of Power Control The power supply employs a single cell 7.4 V Li-ion battery. The RF section uses LDO to generate a 5 V voltage for FGU and PLL circuits, as well as the control parts of TX circuits. The baseband section uses LDO to generate a 3.3 V voltage for Codec, MCU and SCT3928.
HF ( MHz) Circuit Descriptions ‐ 5.1.2 Control Module The radio employs the STM32F101VET6(MCU)+SCT3928(Baseband IC) control solution. STM32F101VET6 is the main controller unit (MCU), while SCT3928 is the baseband processor chip, which is used for analog and digital modulation/demodulation, as well as digital voice encoding/decoding. MCU communicates with SCT3928 via HPI BUS and connects to 512K EEPROM via I2C BUS.
VHF (136‐174 MHz) Circuit Descriptions 5.1.3 Audio Module Audio Diagram The audio processing section uses SCT3928 and TLV320AIC3204. The audio amplifier uses TDA2822D. The diagram is as follows: These two signals go to FGU for This signal is down converted by modulation RX end and output by BA4116 3V0D...
MHz) Circuit Descriptions ‐ RF Section 5.2.1 Transmitter Circuit The transmitter circuit is mainly composed of: RF Power Amplifier Circuit Low-pass Filter Circuit (for suppressing harmonics) Auto Power Control (APC) Circuit RF Power Amplifier Circuit The carrier signal (TX signal) generated by TX voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) is modulated and amplified via the buffer amplifier first, then passes through a pre-driver amplifier for primary power amplification.
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VHF (136‐174 MHz) Circuit Descriptions voltage via the sampling resistor and subtracter circuit (composed of the first operational amplifier). This voltage is compared with that of the APC circuit (output by DAC) at the second operational amplifier. Then the error voltage, which is output by the second operational amplifier, controls TX power by controlling the compensated gate bias voltage of the amplifiers (including the driver amplifier and the final-stage amplifier).
VHF (136‐174 MHz) Circuit Descriptions 5.2.2 Receiver Circuit The receiver circuit is mainly composed of RF band-pass filter, low-noise amplifier, mixer, IF filter, IF amplifier and IF processor. S21≤1.5dB Ripple Inband≤ 1dB Stop band attenuation: -30dBc 3V3FGU 3V3dc Lo Amp Low-Noise Amp Lo input level≥7dBm 2SC3356...
VHF (136‐174 MHz) Circuit Descriptions Receiver Back-end The processed first IF signal is sent to IC BA4116 for second mixing with the second harmonic signal (selected as the second LO signal) of the PLL crystal to get the 450 kHz second IF signal. Then the first IF signal passes through the 450 kHz ceramic filter which filters out the spurious signal before the second IF signal is amplified and frequency-discriminated.
VHF (136‐174 MHz) Troubleshooting Flow Chart 6. Troubleshooting Flow Chart Control Circuit Check the control circuit Power-on indication is The RF circuit is driven The control circuit normal?[1] normally?[2] is normal. Verify RF power supply circuit (including U302, U303, U306 and U310) and control circuit.
VHF (136‐174 MHz) Troubleshooting Flow Chart Receiver Circuit No Receiving Output of Output of 3V3A_RX is 3V3_RX_RF is Check U306 normal?[2] normal?[1] Check Q601 Quiescent operating point of Check Q602 Q602 is normal?[3] Quiescent operating point of Check Q604 Q604 is normal?[4] Input IF signal at Check Z601 to test whether...
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VHF (136‐174 MHz) Troubleshooting Flow Chart Descriptions of normal situation: [1] Output voltage by Q601 Pin 3 is about 3.3 V. [2] Output voltage by U306 Pin 5 or input voltage by Q601 Pin 4 is about 3.3V. [3] Check the collector voltage and base voltage of Q602 when the radio is not receiving. Normally, the base voltage is about 0.7 V, the collector voltage is about 2.7 V and the emitter voltage is 0 V.
VHF (136 - 174 MHz) Troubleshooting Flow Chart Transmitter Circuit Caution The following tests must be performed under the 7.4 V power supply. No Power Output Power supply Check power supply is normal?[1] circuit TV/APC is Check DAC VGG is normal?[2] normal?[3] output circuit Check 5VRT...
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VHF (136‐174 MHz) Troubleshooting Flow Chart Descriptions of normal situation: [1] Voltage of the power supply is about 7.4 V. [2] For low power, VGG is 1.8 to 2.1 V; for high power, VGG is 2.4 to 2.8 V. [3] For low power, TV/APC is 1 to 1.3 V; for high power, TV/APC is 1.8 to 2.1 V. [4] TX_En is about 3.3 V.
VHF (136‐174 MHz) Troubleshooting Flow Chart FGU Circuit Check FGU circuit Check the 5VFGU, VCC_VCO, power supply 3V3_FGU and circuit 3V3A_FGU_PLL are normal? Q1002, Q1004, Q1005, Replace Q1001 Q1001 and Q1010 are Does VCO oscillate? Q1011 and Q901 are and Q1010 normal?[2] normal?[1] Replace Q1002,...
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VHF (136‐174 MHz) Troubleshooting Flow Chart Descriptions of normal situation: [1] When the radio is transmitting, output voltage by Q1002 Pin 3 is about 4.2 V. When the radio is receiving, output voltage by Q1004 Pin 3 is about 4.2 V. [2] When the radio is transmitting, the emitter voltage, collector voltage and base voltage of Q1010 are about 1.8 V, about 4.18 V and about 2.6 V respectively.
VHF (136‐174 MHz) Tuning Description 8. Tuning Description Required Test Instruments Radio communication test sets: Aeroflex 3920 and HP8921 Power supply: 3 A/10 V Multimeter Tuner software Tuning Procedures 8.2.1 Tuning the Radio After re-assembling the radio, you need to tune it with the Tuner software. Note The items to be tuned and tuning operations are described in the table below.
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VHF (136‐174 MHz) Tuning Description Item Method Click the “Transmit On” button on Tuner. Adjust the power to the required level as follows: L: 1.2±0.1 W Connect the antenna connector of the radio to the RF port of HP8921, and set HP8921 to TX test mode. Set HP8921 as follows: IF Filter: 230 kHz Filter1: <20 Hz HPF...
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VHF (136‐174 MHz) Tuning Description Item Method Press the Enter key on the keyboard to confirm your settings. Click the “Transmit Off” button on Tuner. Click the dialog box below LOW_PORT. Select another channel and repeat Step 4 to Step 6. 10.
VHF (136‐174 MHz) Tuning Description Item Method Press the Enter key on the keyboard to confirm your settings. Connect the antenna connector of the radio to the RF port of HP8921, and set HP8921 to TX test mode. Receive Oscillator Open the Tuner software and go to “TUNE_DATA ->...
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VHF (136‐174 MHz) Tuning Description Step 5 Check all the tested items on Aeroflex 3920 and make sure they satisfy the following requirements: Frequency Error≤100 Hz Transmit Power: 4.7±0.3 W FSK Error≤5% Magnitude Error≤1% Receiving Performance Step 1 Open the Tuner software and go to “TEST ->...
UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Disassembly and Assembly 2. Disassembly and Assembly This section is designed to introduce the way to disassemble the radio. To assemble the radio, do vice versa. Caution Position the waterproof ring into the radio properly during reassembly. ...
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UHF (400‐470 MHz) Disassembly and Assembly Step 4 Remove the two screws on the aluminum chassis. Step 5 Remove the aluminum chassis and the main board. Step 6 Remove the eight screws on the main board. Step 7 Unsolder the soldering joint of the antenna connector and remove the main board.
UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Exploded View and Packing Guide 3. Exploded View and Packing Guide Exploded View Parts list: Note For parts that are not marked with Part Number, their Part Numbers may vary with the frequency band. Part No. Description Qty.
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UHF (400‐470 MHz) Exploded View and Packing Guide Part No. Description Qty. Part No. Description Qty. M2.5*6.0 mm Waterproof Ring 5001210000720 Speaker 6100527100000 for Screw Main Waterproof 7400244000000 Speaker Pad 6101228000000 Ring Aluminum 6202121000000 Speaker Fixing Sheet 6300269000000 Chassis Waterproof Ring Self-tapping Screw 7101904020200 6101037000000...
UHF (400‐470 MHz) Specifications 4. Specifications General Frequency Range 400‐470 MHz Channel Capacity Channel Spacing 25 kHz/12.5 kHz Operating Voltage 7.4 V (rated) Battery 1500 mAh Li-Ion battery Battery Life (5-5-90 Duty Cycle, High TX Power) Analog: about 12 h High-capacity 1800 mAh Li-Ion Battery Digital: about 16 h Operating Temperature...
UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Circuit Descriptions 5. Circuit Descriptions Baseband Section 5.1.1 Power Supply Module Diagram of Power Control The power supply employs a single cell 7.4 V Li-ion battery. The RF section uses LDO to generate a 5 V voltage for FGU and PLL circuits, as well as the control parts of TX circuits. The baseband section uses LDO to generate a 3.3 V voltage for Codec, MCU and SCT3928.
UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Circuit Descriptions 5.1.2 Control Module The radio employs the STM32F101VET6(MCU)+SCT3928(Baseband IC) control solution. STM32F101VET6 is the main controller unit (MCU), while SCT3928 is the baseband processor chip, which is used for analog and digital modulation/demodulation, as well as digital voice encoding/decoding. MCU communicates with SCT3928 via HPI BUS and connects to 512K EEPROM via I2C BUS.
UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Circuit Descriptions 5.1.3 Audio Module Audio Diagram The audio processing section uses SCT3928 and TLV320AIC3204. The audio amplifier uses TDA2822D. The diagram is as follows: These two signals go to FGU for This signal is down converted by modulation RX end and output by BA4116 3V0D...
UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Circuit Descriptions RF Section 5.2.1 Transmitter Circuit The transmitter circuit is mainly composed of: RF Power Amplifier Circuit Low-pass Filter Circuit (for suppressing harmonics) Auto Power Control (APC) Circuit RF Power Amplifier Circuit The carrier signal (TX signal) generated by TX voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) is modulated and amplified via the buffer amplifier first, then passes through a pre-driver amplifier for primary power amplification.
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UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Circuit Descriptions voltage via the sampling resistor and subtracter circuit (composed of the first operational amplifier). This voltage is compared with that of the APC circuit (output by DAC) at the second operational amplifier. Then the error voltage, which is output by the second operational amplifier, controls TX power by controlling the compensated gate bias voltage of the amplifiers (including the driver amplifier and the final-stage amplifier).
UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Circuit Descriptions 5.2.2 Receiver Circuit The receiver circuit is mainly composed of RF band-pass filter, low-noise amplifier, mixer, IF filter, IF amplifier and IF processor. S21≤1.5dB Ripple Inband≤ 1dB Stop band attenuation: -30dBc 3V3FGU 3V3dc Lo Amp Low-Noise Amp Lo input level≥7dBm 2SC3356...
UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Circuit Descriptions Receiver Back-end The processed first IF signal is sent to IC BA4116 for second mixing with the third harmonic signal (selected as the second LO signal) of the PLL crystal to get the 450 kHz second IF signal. Then the first IF signal passes through the 450 kHz ceramic filter which filters out the spurious signal before the second IF signal is amplified and frequency-discriminated.
UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Troubleshooting Flow Chart 6. Troubleshooting Flow Chart Control Circuit Check the control circuit Power-on indication is The RF circuit is driven The control circuit normal?[1] normally?[2] is normal. Verify RF power supply circuit (including U302, U303, U306 and U310) and control circuit.
UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Troubleshooting Flow Chart Receiver Circuit No Receiving Output of Output of 3V3A_RX is 3V3_RX_RF is Check U306 normal?[2] normal?[1] Check Q601 Quiescent operating point of Check Q602 Q602 is normal?[3] Quiescent operating point of Check Q604 Q604 is normal?[4] Input IF signal at Check Z601 to test whether...
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UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Troubleshooting Flow Chart Descriptions of normal situation: [1] Output voltage by Q601 Pin 3 is about 3.3 V. [2] Output voltage by U306 Pin 5 or input voltage by Q601 Pin 4 is about 3.3V. [3] Check the collector voltage and base voltage of Q602 when the radio is not receiving. Normally, the base voltage is about 0.7 V, the collector voltage is about 2.7 V and the emitter voltage is 0 V.
UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Troubleshooting Flow Chart Transmitter Circuit Caution The following tests must be performed under the 7.4 V power supply. No Power Output Power supply Check power supply is normal?[1] circuit TV/APC is Check DAC VGG is normal?[2] normal?[3] output circuit Check 5VRT 5V_TX_RF is...
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UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Troubleshooting Flow Chart Descriptions of normal situation: [1] Voltage of the power supply is about 7.4 V. [2] For low power, VGG is 1.8 to 2.1 V; for high power, VGG is 2.4 to 2.8 V. [3] For low power, TV/APC is 1 to 1.3 V; for high power, TV/APC is 1.8 to 2.1 V. [4] TX_En is about 3.3 V.
UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Troubleshooting Flow Chart FGU Circuit Check FGU circuit Check the 5VFGU, VCC_VCO, power supply 3V3_FGU and circuit 3V3A_FGU_PLL are normal? Q1002, Q1004, Q1005, Replace Q1001 Q1001 and Q1010 are Does VCO oscillate? Q1011 and Q901 are and Q1010 normal?[2] normal?[1] Replace Q1002,...
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UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Troubleshooting Flow Chart Descriptions of normal situation: [1] When the radio is transmitting, output voltage by Q1004 Pin 3 is about 4.2 V. When the radio is receiving, output voltage by Q1002 Pin 3 is about 4.2 V. [2] When the radio is transmitting, the emitter voltage, collector voltage and base voltage of Q1010 are about 1.8 V, about 4.18 V and about 2.6 V respectively.
UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Tuning Description 8. Tuning Description Required Test Instruments Radio communication test sets: Aeroflex 3920 and HP8921 Power supply: 3 A/10 V Multimeter Tuner software Tuning Procedures 8.2.1 Tuning the Radio After re-assembling the radio, you need to tune it with the Tuner software. Note The items to be tuned and tuning operations are described in the table below.
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UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Tuning Description Item Method Click the “Transmit On” button on Tuner. Adjust the power to the required level as follows: L: 1.2±0.1 W Connect the antenna connector of the radio to the RF port of HP8921, and set HP8921 to TX test mode. Set HP8921 as follows: IF Filter: 230 kHz Filter1: <20 Hz HPF...
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UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Tuning Description Item Method Press the Enter key on the keyboard to confirm your settings. Click the “Transmit Off” button on Tuner. Click the dialog box below LOW_PORT. Select another channel and repeat Step 4 to Step 6. 10.
UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Tuning Description Item Method Press the Enter key on the keyboard to confirm your settings. Connect the antenna connector of the radio to the RF port of HP8921, and set HP8921 to TX test mode. Receive Oscillator Open the Tuner software and go to “TUNE_DATA ->...
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UHF1 (400‐470 MHz) Tuning Description Step 5 Check all the tested items on Aeroflex 3920 and make sure they satisfy the following requirements: Frequency Error≤100 Hz Transmit Power: 4.2±0.3 W FSK Error≤5% Magnitude Error≤1% Receiving Performance Step 1 Open the Tuner software and go to “TEST ->...
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