Daniel,

You need to start way before the speaker to make sure
that the receiver and the audio amplifiers are working
at all.

I always look at the volume squelch HI pin coming from
the receiver. This is audio from the discriminator
that is amplified. This is found on the systems board
P104 on pin 11. It is marked volume squelch hi. It is
very near the audio output transformer. 

I use a scope at this point and if your receiver is
working then you will see random noise like what you
would hear with an open squelch. If you have an audio
amplifier then you could hook up the input to this
point and you would hear an open squelch. The audio
level is about 1 volt at this point.
 
Try this and see if your receiver is working.

If you have audio at this point the you need to check
to see if it is getting to Pin 13 which is the audio
input to the amplifier. It comes from the wiper of pot
R3 on the systems board. This pot sets the audio level
into the audio amplifier. This pot is near the large
400 uf filter capacitor and near the metering socket.

You also want to make sure that power is getting to
the audio output transistors. Pin 20 is A- or ground
in a base station and pin 15 is A+ or 13.8 volts.

Let me know what you found out.

John Lloyd, K7JL

Intermountain Intertie

http://utahvhfs.org/snowlink.html







3. Service speaker not workinng
    Posted by: "Daniel M LePage"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] dmlgnnv
    Date: Sun Dec 10, 2006 2:12 pm ((PST))

When I changed the shelf this reciever did have
service speaker 
operated. The number stamped on the drawer is PL
19D4172G2G1 
REV "Blank". I have been trying to find the right
print on the web site 
but I can not find it. I have tested the speaker with
an audio tone and 
it does work from pins 11 & 12 of J932 but I get no
audio there. The 
audio from the system board on pins 952 16 and 17 look
like large 
orange and red wires going to J 931. 
If any one can guide me to get this to work please do
so. I am still 
trying to get the receiver sens problem resolved but
need to be able to 
hear the repeater locally when I am working on the
receiver. 

73's
Dan
WA1OOH


 
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