
LBI-38421A
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Receiver Voltage Reading
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IC and Chip Component Replacement
Procedures
Also, provided in the Maintenance Manuals for each
circuit board are IC Data Sheets with information about
each IC package used on that particular circuit board.
DTMF Microphone Modification
1. Remove the top radio cover and locate the
System Control/Synthesizer Board (A801).
2. To isolate J701-1 from the printed board,
carefully cut the zigzag run on the component
side of the board near capacitors C613 and C615
(see Figure 5).
3. Solder a wire (#24 AWG) to J701-1 on the
component side of the board.
4. Solder the other end of this wire to the output of
the 9-Volt Regulator IC207, pin 3. Pin 3 of
IC207 is the pin nearest the rear wall of the
radio.
5. Locate the connector plug on the DTMF
microphone and insert the blue wire in P701-1.
6. If an external speaker is desired with the DTMF
microphone, perform the following
modifications:
a. On the Transmitter/Receiver Board (A802),
connect jumper plug P502/551 across pins 1 and
2 of J502/J551 (IN).
b. Verify that the internal speaker plug P503/P552
is connected to speaker jack J503/552.
c. Locate the internal speaker in the front cap
assembly and cut the two wires from the speaker
terminals.
d. Solder two extension wires to these cut wires and
run the wires along the side wall near the System
Control/Synthesizer Board (A801) and through
the opening around J701 at the rear of the radio.
e. Add a connector to these wires and a mating
connector to the leads of the external speaker.
f. Strain-relieve the wires inside the radio with a tie
wrap at J701-8.
External Speaker Option LS1D
The standard MLS II is configured for internal speaker
operation. When an external speaker is used, change the J551
jumper connections on the Transmitter/Receiver Board as
follows:
SPEAKER J551 CONNECTION
Internal J551-1 to J551-2
External J551-2 to J551-3
Figure 5 - DTMF Microphone Modification
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