Sony SPP-69 User manual

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SERVICE MANUAL

SPECIFICATIONS

General

Frequency control Crystal-controlled PLL

Operation mode FM, duplex

Operation channel 10 channels

Supplied accessories AC power adaptorAC-T56 (1)

Telephone line cord (1)

Rechargeable battery pack BP-T16 (1)

Screws (2)

Directories (2 sheets)

Handset

Power source Rechargeable battery pack BP-T16

Battery life Standby: Approx. 14 days

Talk: Approx. 6 hours

Dimensions Approx. 2 3/8 ×7 3/4 ×1 7/8 inches (w/h/d), antenna

excluded (approx. 58 ×194 ×47 mm)

Antenna: Approx. 4 3/8 inches (approx. 110 mm)

Mass Approx. 7.8 oz (approx. 220 g), battery included

Base unit

Power source DC 9V from AC power adaptor

Battery charging time Approx. 12 hours

Dimensions Approx. 5 1/4 ×2 1/4 ×8 3/4 inches (w/h/d), antenna

excluded (approx. 132 ×56 ×220 mm)

Antenna: Approx. 12 1/4 inches (approx. 310 mm)

Mass Approx. 11 oz (approx. 310 g)

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

SPP-69/79

Singapore Model

CORDLESS TELEPHONE

MICROFILM

Ver 1.0 1999. 12

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. GENERAL

Setting up the phone ................................................................ 3

Making and receiving calls...................................................... 4

Speed dialing ........................................................................... 4

Resetting the digital security code........................................... 5

Paging ...................................................................................... 5

2. DISASSEMBLY

2-1. Cabinet (Lower) (Base Unit)............................................... 6

2-2. Cabinet (Rear) (Handset) .................................................... 6

3.TEST MODE

Base Unit Section .................................................................... 7

Handset Section ....................................................................... 9

4. ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS

Base Unit Section .................................................................. 12

Handset Section ..................................................................... 14

5. DIAGRAMS

5-1. IC Pin Descriptions ........................................................... 16

5-2. Block Diagram –Base Unit Section– ................................ 19

5-3. Block Diagram –Handset Section– ................................... 21

5-4. Printed Wiring Board –Base Unit Section– ...................... 23

5-5. Schematic Diagram –Base Unit Section– ......................... 25

5-6. Printed Wiring Board –Handset Section– ......................... 27

5-7. Schematic Diagram –Handset Section– ............................ 29

6. EXPLODED VIEWS

6-1. Base Unit Section .............................................................. 32

6-2. Handset Section................................................................. 33

7. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ........................................ 34

Notes on Chip Component Replacement

•Never reuse a disconnected chip component.

•Notice that the minus side of a tantalum capacitor may be dam-

aged by heat.

SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING!!

COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY MARK 0OR DOTTED LINE

WITH MARK 0ON THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS AND IN

THE PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION.

REPLACE THESE COMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTS WHOSE

PART NUMBERS APPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OR

IN SUPPLEMENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY.

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SECTION 1

GENERAL This section is extracted

from instruction manual.

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battery case lid assy

BTP 2.6x10

cabinet (rear

)

claws

claw

P 3x10

cabinet (lower

)

CN301

SECTION 2

DISASSEMBLY

Note : Follow the disassembly procedure in the numerical order given.

2-1. CABINET (LOWER) (BASE UNIT)

2-2. CABINET (REAR) (HANDSET)

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TP47

TP106

IC501

IC101 TP61

TP62

TP63

TP66

TP67

TP65

TP46

TP64

– base main board (conductor side) –

SECTION 3

TEST MODE

BASE UNIT SECTION

MANUAL TEST MODE

Set the Test Mode:

1. Set the DIAL MODE switch to “P” (pulse).

2. While pressing the HANDSET LOCATOR key, insert the AC

adaptor (Reset start).

3. With the HANDSET LOCATOR key, still held down, switch

the DIAL MODE switch “P” (pulse) t“T” (tone) t

“P” (pulse).

4. When the HANDSET LOCATOR key is released, test mode

starts.

5. Firstly, “0” will be dialled out at 10 pps. Then “1”, “4”, “8”

and “#” will be sent out by DTMF.

6. Set to TX ON. Goes to external line state in 1 CH.

Release the Test Mode:

1. Pull out the AC adaptor or turn off the power.

MACHINE TEST MODE

Set the Test Mode:

1. With one of the CH setting terminals in “H” input state, cause

Reset of Power ON. Equipment enters machine test mode.

2. Setting of CH according to logic input with CH setting

terminal.

3. ON/OFF of TX is according to the input logic of the DIAL

MODE terminal.

Release the Test Mode:

1. Pull out the AC adaptor or turn off the power.

2. Remove the short plug and turn on the power again.

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2. Output (Output ports for other than main tasks)

Pin Name Pin No. Function H Logic L Logic

CHARGE DET (TP21) 18 State in section 1. Input Refer to section 1. Input

29 28 27

TEST1 TEST2 TEST3 Operation with CHARGE LED Operation with TX ON

(TP67) (TP66) (TP65)

L L L If RSSI (H) is detected : Light ON If RSSI (H) is detected : Light ON

L L H If RSSI (L) is detected : Light ON If RSSI (L) is detected : Light ON

L H L If TX LOCK is detected : Light OFF If TX LOCK is detected : Light OFF

L H H If RX LOCK is detected : Light OFF If RX LOCK is detected : Light OFF

H L L BEEP output

H L H ID CODE output

H H L If RING is detected : Light ON If RING is detected : Light ON

H H H If HANDSET LOCATOR key is input : Light ON If HANDSET LOCATOR key is input : Light ON

Channel Setting:

During startup in machine test mode, make the following channel

settings by loading the terminal input data.

23 24 25 26 TX frequency RX frequency

M1 M2 M3 M4 (MHz) (MHz)

(TP61) (TP62) (TP63) (TP64)

CH1 H H H L 46.610 49.670

CH2 L L L H 46.630 49.845

CH3 46.670 49.860

CH4 46.710 49.770

CH5 46.730 49.875

CH6 46.770 49.830

CH7 46.830 49.890

CH8 H L L H 46.870 49.930

CH9 L H L H 46.930 49.990

CH10 H H L H 46.970 49.970

TEST1 L L H H 43.780 48.800

TEST2 H L H H 43.890 48.970

TEST3 L H H H 46.800 49.910

TEST4 H H H H 46.900 49.950

Machine Test Mode Input / Output:

1. Input (Input ports for other than main tasks)

Pin Name Pin No. Function Logic

M1 (TP61) 23

M2 (TP62) 24 Setting the CH (channel) Refer to channel setting

M3 (TP63) 25

M4 (TP64) 26

DIAL MODE 17 Setting the TX ON/OFF TONE : open, PULSE : short

(TP47)

HANDSET LOCATOR Manual : Channel increment Incrementing of channels in order from 1 to 25.

(TP46) 16 Machine : Dial data “5” is output to Key input with “L” input.

DTMF/DP exchange The first time there is output of “5” with DTMF.

Pin No.

Channel

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IC501

IC101

TP35TP36

TP55 TP33

TP44

TP43 TP14 TP13

TP16 TP15

TP17

– hand main board (side B) –

HANDSET SECTION

MANUAL TEST MODE

Set the Test Mode:

1. Enter the test mode by pressing 0 key while pressing 1 and

TALK keys when in idle condition.

(Key operation 0 t1 tTALK )

2. The RINGER will ring for 500 msec. when the test mode is

started.

3. Measurement mode of consumption current. (42# state)

4. Use key input to carry out the various settings.

5. Use port inputs to set output from LED terminals.

Release the Test Mode:

1. Press the 0 , 0 and # keys.

2. Turn off the power. (Remove the battery and replace them.)

MACHINE TEST MODE

Set the Test Mode:

1. When power on reset is applied while a “H” (high) is input the

TEST SW (TP43) terminal (IC501 r; pin), the RING (Level

H, 500 msec) sounds.

2. Following that, at timing in which the TEST SW terminal has

“H” (high) input, there is output of “L” (low) by the CH

(channel) setting control terminal. Then there is PLLsetting to

the CH which was read to with the CH setting terminal

according to that “L” (low) output.

3. Set the TX setting to TX OFF.

4. The channel is set by voice not by data.

5. Use port inputs to set output from LED terminals.

Release the Test Mode:

1. Press the OFF key.

2. Remove the short plug and turn on the power.

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Channel Setting:

During startup in machine test mode, make the following channel

settings by loading the terminal input data.

34 33 32 31 29 TX frequency RX frequency

ROW5 ROW4 ROW3 ROW2 ROW1 (MHz) (MHz)

(TP13) (TP14) (TP15) (TP16) (TP17)

CH1 H L L L L 48.760 43.720

CH2 H L L L H 48.840 43.740

CH3 H L L H L 48.860 43.820

CH4 H L L H H 48.920 43.840

CH5 H L H L L 49.020 43.920

CH6 H L H L H 49.080 43.960

CH7 H L H H L 49.100 44.120

CH8 H L H H H 49.160 44.160

CH9 H H L L L 49.200 44.180

CH10 H H L L H 49.240 44.200

CH11 H H L H L 49.280 44.320

CH12 H H L H H 49.360 44.360

CH13 H H H L L 49.400 44.400

CH14 H H H L H 49.460 44.460

CH15 H H H H L 49.500 44.480

CH16 L L H H L 49.670 46.610

CH17 L L H H H 49.845 46.630

CH18 L H L L L 49.860 46.670

CH19 L H L L H 49.770 46.710

CH20 L H L H L 49.875 46.730

CH21 L H L H H 49.830 46.770

CH22 L H H L L 49.890 46.830

CH23 L H H L H 49.930 46.870

CH24 L H H H L 49.990 46.930

CH25 L H H H H 49.970 46.970

TEST1 L L L H L 48.800 43.780

TEST2 L L L H H 48.970 43.890

TEST3 L L H L L 49.910 46.800

TEST4 L L H L H 49.950 46.900

Machine Test Mode Input / Output:

1. Input (Input ports for other than main tasks)

Pin Name Pin No. Function Logic

ROW1 (TP17) 29

ROW2 (TP16) 31

ROW3 (TP15) 32 Setting the CH (channel) Refer to channel setting

ROW4 (TP14) 33

ROW5 (TP13) 34

TEST CH (TP33) 1 Control terminal for setting the CH (channel) H : OFF, L : ON

TEST SW (TP43) 40 Start up of the test mode H : Start, L : Not start

TESTACK (TP44) 44 During the test mode, causes start of intermittent H : Intermittent start

operation with external input.

2. Output (Output ports for other than main tasks)

Pin Name Pin No. Function H Logic L Logic

TALK LED (TP35) 48 Various input/output monitor output No detection Detection

(default : RSSI (H) detection).

KEY LED (TP55) 2 During test mode :All light lit. However, does No light Light

not include measurment of consumption current.

Pin No.

Channel

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