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A 737-300/400/500MAINTENANCE MANUAL
E. Collins 628T-2 HF Transceiver (Fig. 2)
(1)
The transmitter output is nominally 400 watts PEP (peak effective power) with a maximum average power of 125 watts. The HF transceiver has a dual-conversion receiver that produces 100 mw received voice audio output, 100 mw of sidetone output and 500 mw of SELCAL audio. Operating voltages are produced by internal power supplies that operate from a 3-phase, 115-volt, 400 Hz primary source.
(2)
Power Control
(a) Turning the HF control panel's mode switch from OFF energizes the ON/OFF relay; which provides 3-phase 115v ac to the power supply. Phase C operates the relay driver and the blower which provides cooling air during transmit operations.
(3)
Frequency and Mode Selection
(a)
The operating mode and frequency are selected on the HF control panel and supplied to the HF transceiver. This parallel data is serialized then sent to the tuning control circuits where it is converted into bcd (binary coded decimal) data. The bcd data is used to tune the frequency synthesizer. The USB, LSB, or AM modes of operation enables either the 69.3 or 70.3 MHz injection oscillator, respectively.
(b)
Within the frequency synthesizer, the bcd frequency data is applied to variable dividers in a dual phase-locked loop. The 71.8- to 99.7999-MHz output signal from the vco loop is the local oscillator signal to a mixer in the receiver/exciter.
(c)
When a change of operating frequency is selected on the HF control panel a rechannel signal is sent to the HF antenna coupler. This signal causes the HF antenna coupler to return to its home position. Before the HF transceiver can operate on this new frequency, the HF antenna must be tuned.
(4)
Transmit Mode
(a)
In transmit mode, the HF transceiver will produce nominally 400 watts PEP RF output in SSB operations and a nominal 125 watts average RF output in AM operation.
(b)
Pressing the microphone key or PTT switch initiates tuning of the HF antenna coupler and activates the transmitter circuits in the HF transceiver.
(c)
During tuning, the HF antenna coupler supplies a TIP (tune-in-progress) signal to the HF transceiver and holds the key line down until tuning is complete. Within the HF transceiver the TIP signal produces the following results: the transmitter is placed in the AM mode with low-power output (72 watts), and the tune tone oscillator produces a 1000-Hz modulating audio tone. When tuning is complete, the TIP signal is removed from the HF transceiver, the HF antenna coupler unkeys the transmitter, and HF transceiver returns to the receive mode. With the HF antenna coupler tuned to the selected operating frequency, the HF transceiver is then ready for transmission.
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