TriStar 797 Bedienungsanleitung

Operation Manual

Tristar

797

200 Channel Mobile

5-Mode Transceiver

General

Description

The

TRISTAR

797

acombination

transmitter-receiver

designed

primarily for

mobile

use.

employs

the

very

latest

technology

provide

200

channels

operation

means

of digital

frequency

synthesis

with

PLL

(phase-locked-loop)

circuitry.

The

use

PLL

assures

precise

on-frequency

operation

every

channel

both

transmit

and

receive

mode.

The

TRISTAR

797

also

includes

many

other

features

which

will

provide

greater

operating

convenience

and

assure

optimum

communications

under

wide

range

conditions.

Operable

200

channels

divided

into

five

groups

channels.

3-way

Gain

switch.

Full

noise

reduction

features

-ANL

and

noise

blanker.

modes

operation

CW,

LSB,

USB,

AM,

selectable

with arotary

switch.

Provision

PA.

Concentrically

mounted

Fine

and

Coarse

controls

fine

tune

any

transmis-

sions

operate

inter-channel

frequencies.

Tone

switch

select

receive

tonal

quality

2-way.

power

output

switchable

3-way

for

required

communication

range.

lamp

that

indicates

you

are

on-the-air.

External

speaker

jack

for

extra

sound

source.

Electrically floating

chassis

for

negative

positive

ground

operation

without

switching,

Ahigh-sensitivity

dynamic

microphone

equipped.

CAUTION

FOR

REPLACEMENT

THE

FUSE

POWER

CABLE,

PLEASE

SURE

USE

3,5A

FUSE.

Channels.

Frequency

space.

Emission.

Power

source.

Receiver

Specifications

General

Frequency

composition.

PLL

synthesizer

Frequency

range.

A -

26.065

26.505

MHz

B -

26.515

26.955

MHz

C-

26.965

27.405

MHz

D-

27.415

27.855

MHz

E-

27.865

28.305

MHz

200

kHz

AM/FM/USB/LSB/CW

13.8

Sensitivity.

Selectivity.

Audio

Output.

Fine

Tune

range.

Coarse

Tune

range.

Squelch

range.

ntermed

iate

frequency.

Transmitter

- 1

micro-V

SIN

- 1

micro-V

SIN

SSB/CW

0.5

micro-V

SIN

2W@80hm

800

±5

kHz

0.5

300

micro-V

AM/FM

10.695

MHz/455

kHz

SSB/CW

10.695

MHz

power

output.

High

Mid

Low

SSB/CW

W8W 2W

~5W

lOW

SSB

generation.

Double-balanced

modulator

with

crystal

latice

filter

Coarse

Tune

range.

±5

kHz

r---------

Operating

Controls

and

Features

(1)

OffNolume

Control

Varies

the

sound

output

from

the

speaker.

Also

incorporates

on-off

switch

the

extremely

counterclockwise

position.

(2)

Band

Selector

Selects

group

channels

five

positions

(200

alll.

(3)

Squelch

Control

Used

eliminate

any

annoying

background

noise

when

signals

are

present.

The

degree

sensitivity

incoming

signals

adjustable.

When

the

Squelch

control

rotated

the

fully

clockwise

position, it

provides

maximum

squelch;

the

fully

counterclockwise

position,

provides

minimum

squelch.

(4)

Mode

Selector

Selects

the

mode

reception

and

transmission

(continuant

wave),

LSB

(lower

side

band),

USB

(upper

side

band),

(amplitude

modulation),

(frequency

modulation).

•

(5)

Fine/Coarse

Control

his

concentrically

located

contra

that

perm

its

ind

ividual

adj

ustment

receiv-

ing

and/or

transmitting

frequencies.

rA!'/

Fine

(inner

knob).

Provides

fine

tuning

the

receiver

section.

regular

and

reception,

this

will

permit

adjustment

off-frequency

transmissions.

the

SSB

(either

upper

side

band

lower

side

band)

mode,

this

used

voice

clarifi-

adjust

for

clearer

voice

reception.

This

control

will

not

affect

the

transmitter

frequency.

(

Coarse

Tune

(outer

knob).

This

control

operates

the

same

manner

the

Fine

knob

except

provides

adjustment

both

receive

and

transmit

frequencies.

(6)

Channel

selector.

50·detent

rotary

switch

select

any

200

channels

conjunction

with

the

Band

Selector

switch.

Window

above

this

switch

indicates

the

channel

selected

using

LED

(Light-

emitting-diode)

digital

readout.

(7)

indicator

Lights

when

transmitting.

(8)

Channel

indicator

digital

LED

display

show

channel

selected.

Turned

off

when

operating

PA.

(9)

Power

Selector

Enables

you

select

the

power

output

the

transceiver

ways:

High.

this

position

the

transceiver

produces

full

rated

power

for

maximum

communication

range.

!'.t1iddle.

this

position,

the

power

medium

level.

low.

this

position,

the

minimum

power

output

obtained,

may

used

for

short

range

communication.

Note.

The

power

output

level

(W)

which

each

position

provides

dependent

the

mode

operation.

See

Specifications

section

for

specific

power

output.

(10)

Tone

Switch

Changes

tonal

quality

receiving

ways:

High.

High

tones

the

sound

output

are

emphasized.

Low.

Low

tones

the

sound

output

are

emphasized.

(11)

CB·PA

switch

When

set

(lever

down)

position,

the

transceiver

acts

public

address

amplifier.

Before

operating

PA,

you

must

first

connect

external

speaker

Ohm,

than

the

Speaker

jack

the

unit

rear

panel.

(12)

switch

Activates

the

noise

blanker

circuit

which

effective

reduction

impulse

type

noises

(ignition

noise,

etc.).

(13)

switch

Activates

the

automatic

noise

limiter

the

audio.

The

ANL will

effective

reduction

atmospheric

(discharge)

interference.

(14)

Gain

switch

Selects

Gain

(receiver

sensitivity) of

the

transceiver

ways:

OX.

this

position,

the

receiver

section

provides

maximum

sensitivity

that it

can

pick

even

weak

signals.

Normally

this

switch

should

placed

this

position.

Mid.

this

position,

the

receiver

sensitivity

medium,

and

may

used

when

you

desire

pick

only

strong

fairly

strong

signals.

Local.

this

position,

the

receiver

sensitivity

minimum,

and

the

receiver

will

pick

only

the

strong

signals.

May

used

when

receiving

strong

(close)

signals

which

are

causing

overload

receiving

sound.

(15)

Meter

Serves

dual

purpose

When

receiving,

this

meter

gives

the

relative

strength

incoming

signals

in'S'

units.

When

transmitting,

this

gives

power

output

lower

scale.

(16)

Microphone

jack

Accepts

plug

from

the

microphone

supplied.

The

jack

has

locating

key

inside

and

allows

the

plug

inserted

only

one

way.

not

force

the

plug

but

align

key

way

properly

onto

the

Jack.

(17)

Microphone

Supplied.

With

transmit

pushbar

(PTT)

mounted

the

left

side.

®®@

@ @

Rear

Panel

Connection

(1)

Antenna

Accepts

PL-259

type

coaxial

connector

from

the

antenna

lead-in

cable.

(2)

Key

jack

Accepts

3.5

2-conductor

phone

plug

connect

key.

(3)

External

Speaker

jack

Used

connect

external

speaker

Ohm

extra

sound

source.

Inser-

tion

the

plug

from a

speaker

will

silence

the

internal

speaker

automatically.

(4)

Speaker

jack

Used

connect

speaker

Ohm

for

operation.

Before

operating

you

must

first

connect

speaker

this

jack.

(5)

13.8VDCjack

13.8

power

for

the

transceiver

supplied

through

this

socket

(using

power

cable

supplied).

Fine

Control

Opeation

This

control

provides

fine

tuning

the

receiver

0.8

kHz.

regular

reception,

this

will

permit

slight

adjustment

your

tuning

cases

where

the

received

signal

slightly

off-frequency.

For

SSB

reception,

this

control

used

voice

clarifier

turning

it for

clearest,

most

intelligible

voice.

Coarse

Tune

Ca.ntrol

Operation

This

control

acts

VFO

(variable

frequency

oscillator)

allowing

inter-channel

reception

and

transmission.

This

shifts

the

assigned

center

frequency

the

channel

kHz

(when

rotated

clockwise

fully)

down

(when

rotated

counterclockwise

fully).

the

center

position,

the

receiving

and

transmitting

frequency

normal

(as

listed

the

Frequency/Channel

Chart).

Operation

(1)

Set

the

Mode

selector

position.

(2)

Connect

key

the

Key

jack

the

rear

panel.

(3)

transmit

with

Morse

codes,

simply

operate

the

key.

Note.

transmit

CW,

you

may

not

depress

the

transmit

switch

(PTT)

the

microphone.

Morse

Codes

1·-)

1-'

·1

-,)

(-,

)

(

·1

(-_.

)

()

I,)

I·

---)

1--)

)

1---1

1--

-I

(

(-)

I··

.-'-)

I·

--I

(-_.

)

----I

---)

--I

(

()

(_.

)

(--

.. I

1---·

)

1----·

)

(-----)

Frequency/Channel

Chart

A·Band

B·Band

C-Band

D-Band

E-Band

MHz MHz

MHz MHz MHz

Channel

Frequency

Channel

Frequency

Channel

Frequency

Channel

Frequency

Channel

Frequency

26[)6~)

126S15 126.965 1

27~

865

226.075 226.525 226.975 2

AZ5

227.875

326.085 326.535 326.985 327A35 3

27.885

·••.27.905·

426.105 426.555 427.005 427A55 4

526115 526.565

27.015 527A65 527.915

G26.125 626.57S 627.025 627A

27.925

26.m

726585 727.035 727.485 727.935

26.155

•B26.605 .827.055 r827.505 #8

27.955

926165 926615 927.065 927.515 9

27.965

26175

26.625

27.075

27.525

27.975

185

26.635

27.085

27.535

27.985

••..

26.205

•

26655

27.105

27555

28.005

262E)

26.665

27.115

27565

28.015

26.225

26.675

27.125

575

28.025

26.235

26.685

27.135

27585

28.035

J26.705 •·.

055

•

26.255

27.155

27605

26.265

26.715

27.165

27.615

28.065

26.275

26.725

27.175

27625

28075

26.285

26.735

27.185

27.635

28085

·.•

•

26305

26.755

27.205

27655

28.105

26315

26.765

27215

27.665

28115

26325

26.775

27.225

27.675

28.125

26355?

26.805 \

27.255

27.705 )

28.155

26.335

26.785

27.235

27.685

28.135

26345

26.795

27.245

27.695

28.145

26.365

26.815

27265

27.715

28.165

26375

26.825

27.275

27.725

28.175

26385

26.835

27.285

27.

735

28.185

26395

26.845

27295

27.745

28.195

26405

26.855

27.305

27.755

28.205

26.415

26.865

27315

27.765

28.215

26425

26.875

27.325

27775

28.225

26.435

26885

27.335

27.785

28.235

26.445

26895

27.345

27.795

28.245

26.455

26.905

27355

27.805

28255

26.465

26915

27.365

27.815

28.265

2,6475

26.925

27375

27.825

28.275

2,6.485

26935

27.385

27.835

28.285

26.495

26.945

27.395

27.845

28295

2650"

26.955

27.405

27.855

28305

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