"ARC-5" Command Set Transmitter Pin-outs
David Stinson
arc5 at IX.NETCOM.COM
Wed Sep 1 09:51:49 EDT 1999
(Copied to the list for general information)
One of the "good guys" wrote:
Dave -
> You said that the Navy Transmitters were different beasts.
> I assume that means that the power connector on the back of this
> transmitter isn't the same as the ARC-5....
The Command Set transmitters come in several "flavors,"
all of which people sometimes incorrectly lump under "ARC-5."
The ATA/ARA units and SCR-274N (BC-4xx, -696) units are
nearly electrically identical and will fit and work
in each other's racks. The later AN/ARC-5 units
are different in several ways,
including a different power plug with different pin-outs.
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Transmitter Plug Pin-out:
(Note: If yours has an octal socket or anything
other then the 7-pin Mica connector,
then it's a modification and all bets are off.)
For AN/ARC-5-
There are seven pins. The pin in the center is
pin #7. Locate the pin that is grounded
to the chassis. This is pin #4.
Count the others *clockwise* around accordingly.
1. No Connection
2. +200VDC for the Osc. (needs to be right for stability).
3. Keying Relay (ground to key).
4. Ground.
5. A+ 24-28 VDC.
6. PA Screen Voltage (use 20K 5W dropping res. from B+).
7. PA Plate B+ Voltage +550VDC (not critical)
For ATA/ARA and SCR-274N:
There are seven pins.
The pin in the center is pin #7.
Locate the pin that is grounded
to the chassis. This is pin #1.
Count the others *clockwise* around accordingly.
1. Ground
2. Test point for PA grid current.
3. +200VDC for the Osc. (needs to be right for stability).
4. PA Screen Voltage (use 20K 5W dropping res. from B+).
5. Keying Relay (ground to key).
6. A+ 24-28 VDC.
7. PA Plate B+ Voltage +550VDC (not critical).
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73 OM DE Dave Stinson AB5S
arc5 at ix.netcom.com
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