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By Robert W. Meister WA1MIK
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This is a collection of supplementary information for the R100 station. I recorded the voltages on my working station when other people were troubleshooting problems with their stations.

R100 Repeater Control Board GLN6815 Integrated Circuits List:

The "Marked" column indicates the part number stamped on the IC. The "Actual" column indicates a substitute that may be commercially available however there may be other ICs that have the same pin-out and functionality. "N/U" means Not Used. The R100 manual has a table of Vcc and Gnd pins on the first page of the control board schematic. Some don't use the standard pins. There is no U813 or U830.

U#DescriptionMarkedActual
800Quad Op-amp- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
801Quad Op-ampLM2902 LM2902
802Quad Op-ampLM2902 LM2902
803Audio Power AmpLM380 LM380
804Quad Nand Gate- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
805Quad Nand Gate- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
806Triple 3-Input Nand Gate- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
807Quad Nand Gate- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
808Quad Nand Gate- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
809Quad Or GateMC14071 MC14071
810Quad Nand Gate- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
811Triple 3-Input And Gate87K28 CD4073
812Hex Inverter87K01 CD4049
814Schmitt Hex Inverter04M21 CD40106
815PLL- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
816PLL- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
817PLL- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
818PLL- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
819PLL- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
820PLL- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
821Quad Analog SwitchMC14016 MC14016
822Quad Analog SwitchMC14016 MC14016
823Quad Analog SwitchMC14016 MC14016
824Quad Op-ampLM2902 LM2902
825Quad Nand GateMC14011 MC14011
826Quad And GateMC14081 MC14081
827Dual TimerMC3456 MC3456
828Triple 3-Input Or Gate87K29 CD4075
829Quad Nand GateMC14011 MC14011
831Dual J-K Flip-Flop- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
832Quad Nor GateMC14001 MC14001
833Sync 4-Bit Counter- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
834Dual Sw-Cap Filter- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
835Dual Sw-Cap Filter- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
836Triple 3-Input Nand Gate- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
837Quad Op-amp- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
838Quad Analog Switch- - N/U - - - - N/U - -
839Dual Op-ampRC4558 RC4558

R100 Repeater Control Board GLN6815 Electrolytic Capacitors List:

Some of the parts shown in the schematic and actually installed on the board are not listed in the parts lists.

All capacitors are radial leads unless marked otherwise.

C#Value @ Voltage
800100 @ 25
80510 @ 33
811100 @ 25
815100 @ 25
816Axial 1000 @ 16
8184.7 @ 35
84510 @ 33
89210 @ 33
894100 @ 25
899100 @ 25
9082.2 @ 50
91510 @ 33
960220 @ 32
961220 @ 32
962220 @ 32

Here's the list sorted by quantity and value. Capacitors with the same value but a higher voltage can always be substituted. 35V instead of 25, 32, or 33V is perfectly acceptable. 25 or 35V is fine for the 16V cap, but check the length; new caps are usually a lot smaller than ones made 20 years ago.

QtyValue @ Voltage
12.2 @ 50
14.7 @ 35
1Axial 1000 @ 16
3220 @ 32
410 @ 33
5 *100 @ 25

* Note: Add another 100uF 25V capacitor (C6) if your station has the QLN4314A Interface Board that mounts to the control board.

R100 25W UHF Repeater Battery Reverting Power Supply Regulator Board Voltages:

All voltages measured with a Fluke 189 DMM. The negative lead was attached to the negative terminal on the main power supply filter capacitors. Some of the voltages below may be different depending on what you've adjusted the A+ voltage to. The TX alignment section of the manual calls for 13.2V but the power supply theory section mentions 13.6-14.0V (nominal 13.8V). My supply was set for ~13.2V.

DC voltages on U52, the 14-pin IC, in RX mode.

Pin#VoltageNotes
10.11High When Battery Voltage Low (Pin 2 < Pin 3)
28.65Nearly ~8.9
36.86 
412.50Regulated 12V
58.87Extremely Close To Pin 7
68.87Same As Pin 7
78.87Varies With Battery Charge Voltage And R70
80.11High When Line Voltage < 50VAC (Pin 9 < Pin 10) (Activates Relay)
913.64Nearly ~13.5
106.66 
110.00Ground
125.32Nearly ~5.3
137.32 
140.03High When PS Voltage Too High (Pin 12 > Pin 13) (Activates Relay)

The station draws about 0.5A in RX mode from the external battery terminals with no AC connected.

DC voltages on 1/4 inch quick disconnect terminals, in RX and TX modes.

TermRX TXNotes
J1013.236 12.93Regulated 13.2VDC From Series-Pass Transistors
J11A13.223 12.92Regulated 13.2VDC To PA
J1213.196 13.23External DC (Battery) Input

DC voltages on J2 that goes to the station's Tone Remote Control (TRC) board, in RX mode.

Pin#ColorVoltageNotes
1BLACK0.0Ground
2KEYWAY- - - 
3GREEN0.0 High When On Battery (Pulled High On TRC)
4YELLOW6.0 Low When Low Battery (Pulled High On TRC)
5ORANGE13.2Regulated 13.2V

DC voltages on J1 that goes to the series-pass transistors, in RX mode.

Pin#ColorVoltageNotes
1BLACK0.0Ground
2KEYWAY- - - 
3ORANGE13.2Current Sample
4RED13.1Regulated 13.2VDC
5BLACK24.8 Unregulated DC Voltage Input
6WHITE13.8 Drive To Series-Pass Transistors

The green LED is lit when AC power is providing DC voltage to the regulator board. The red LED is lit when the relay is energized and external DC power is being used to provide DC voltage to the station.

If the relay actuates when AC power is present (both LEDs lit at the same time) and no external DC is available, U51 at the bottom of the board will get very hot as it tries to supply all the power to the station.

I measured the power supply voltage at the terminal feeding the RF Power Amplifier with varying amounts of load provided by an electronic dynamic load. I unplugged the 7-pin Molex connector at the repeater control board. Here are the results.

AmpsVolts
013.18
513.10
1012.96
1512.68
1712.14

The supply went into current fold-back at 18A and provided 3.5A to the load at 0.9V. Once the load was removed, the supply recovered to 13.18V. The supply is rated for about 10-12 amps.

R100 25W UHF Repeater non-Battery Reverting Power Supply Regulator Board Voltages:

All voltages measured with a Fluke 189 DMM. The negative lead was attached to the chassis. Some of the voltages below may be different depending on what you've adjusted the A+ voltage to. The TX alignment section of the manual calls for 13.2V but the power supply theory section mentions 13.6-14.0V (nominal 13.8V). My supply was set for 13.68V and the line voltage was 119VAC. This power supply has horrible line regulation, meaning that if the AC line voltage varies, so does the DC output voltage. The DC output voltage dropped by 0.6 VDC for a 30 VAC input change.

These are the voltages on the six-pin connector on the regulator board, no input signal, station in standby, RPTR DIS and PL DIS switches activated.

Pin#ColorVDC VAC
1No pin/wire- - -- - -
2WHITE0.000.00
3TAN/BLUE10.729.06
4No pin/wire- - -- - -
5RED13.72<1mV
6YELLOW13.74<1mV
7YELLOW/RED14.35<1mV
8ORANGE24.1850mV

I also measured the load regulation: the output voltage dropped by 0.7 VDC with a 10A load applied.

R100 Repeater Control Board GLN6815A Connector Voltages:

This is with the station running on AC power, RPTR DISABLED, nothing else attached. This is the least-populated board without the tone remote components and no other board, connector, or cables are plugged into it.

P5 - RPTR TX: Pins 1, 2, and 3 are used for programming. Pins 4, 5, and 6 also go to P4 pins 4, 6, and 8 respectively.

Pin# VoltageSignal Name
1 3.64Hub
2 3.56PTT/Data In
3 8.71Exciter Audio/Data Out
4 0.01Gnd
5 6.15F1/F2
6 13.12+13.8v

P4 - BASE/RPTR RX: Pins 2, 4, and 7 are for programming. Pins 4, 6, and 8 also go to P5 pins 4, 5, and 6 respectively.

Pin#VoltageSignal Name
1- - - N/C
24.50PTT/Data In
34.92Detected Audio Out
40.01Gnd
54.91Rx Flat Audio
613.13+13.8V
73.38Hub
86.15F1/F2
9- - - N/C
109.75Exciter Audio
113.74CSQ Indicator
12- - - N/C
130.01PL Indicate
14- - - N/C
15- - - N/C

P7: DC Power input from power supply.

Pin#VoltageSignal Name
1- - - N/C
2- - - N/C
3- - - N/C
413.17+13.8v
56.13Low Battery
60.00On Battery
70.00Gnd

DC voltages on Q809 (the 9.6V regulator, the medium-sized power transistor standing vertical in the lower right quadrant of the RCB).

TerminalVoltage
Top/Base12.44
Middle/Collector9.63
Bottom/Emitter12.99

R100 Repeater Control Board GLN6815 Test Points:

Pg # is the schematic page number in the manual.

Some test points are not present on the circuit board X-ray view or the schematic.

TP#LocationPg#
0Bottom Center3
1Bottom Left2
2Bottom Left2
3Bottom Center3
4Bottom Left3
5 4
6Middle Left4
7Top Left4
8Top Left4
9  
10Top Center4
11Top Center4
12  
13Top Center4
14Top Center4
15  
16Top Center4
17Top Center4
18  
19Top Right4
20Top Right4
21  
22Top Right4
23Top Right4
24  
25Middle Center4
26Bottom Center4
27Bottom Center4
28Middle Right 
29 2
30Middle Center2
31Bottom Center3
32  
33  
34 2
35Middle Right5
36  
37  
38  
39Bottom Center 
40Middle Left4

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The author can be contacted at: his-callsign [ at ] comcast [ dot ] net.

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