[wxsig] Tx problem fixed
John Koster w9ddd at tapr.orgTue May 12 22:05:20 UTC 2009
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Please refer to my message of 4-28 where I suggested changing it to 0.1 mF. On Tue, 12 May 2009, pedro.motilla at ono.com wrote: > Hi, today I isolated the problem, it was the capacitor 111, I do not know why, but it does not permit the signal to reach pin8 on P100. > The procedure was to follow the signal with the scope. Finally it was clear that this cap was causing the problem, so I jumped the cap, and, voilá¡¡¡¡¡ the signal was on the air. > Now I have one question, what is the function of this capacitor?, should I change the value of the cap? or can I leave it without the cap? > On my last comunication I made some mistakes with the measurements of the scope. Today it has been my second time on using a scope, I am not still used to work with the oscilloscope. The pin 7 on U100, has a sine wave signal with 500 Hz, not 50 Khz, as I said. I used a loudspeaker from an old toy. So, I could assure that from pin 7 were going out signal. Also on pins 1 and 2 voltage is not 30 mv and 20 mv, but 3 and 2 mv. > So I put the signal on the air, but a little bit worried because I do not know if the absence of the cap 111 could affect to the modem's performance or the transceiver. > Cable is good, the wiring works ok. > I do sorry if I confused some of you with my measurements. > Thanks to everyone, hope anybody can tell me something about the c111. > Best Regards. > EA5BFT, Pedrolo._______________________________________________wxsig mailing listwxsig at tapr.orghttps://www.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/wxsig > -- 73, John, W9DDD
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