19.3 Operation - Motorola R-20010 Maintenance Manual

Communications system analyzer
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19.3 OPERATION
The battery pack is
automatically engaged
when no
ac
power is present,
and when
the POWER
switch
is
set
at either ON or STANDBY.
When ac power is
applied,
the Analyzer
automatically switches
the bat-
tery
pack
out of
the
circuit
and
draws its
power from
the
ac power
source.
When
the
POWER switch
is
set at
OFF
or
STANDBY, and ac power is
applied
to the System
Analyzer, the
battery pack draws
de current from
the
Analyzer to activate
the
charging circuit.
The
charg-
ing circuit delivers
approximately
750 rnA of
current
until
the
battery
voltage
reaches
14V.
As
the
battery
voltage
reaches
14V,
the
current
drops
to approxi-
mately
25
rnA, and
the high-charge
indicator
LED
goes
out
.
T
o
extend the time the
battery
can operate the Sys-
tem
Analyzer,
keep the unit's
POWER switch set at
STANDBY
whenever
possible.
Because of the
low
II:S
610
PI-:S IIU>-WHT
trickle-charge
rate,
the batteries can be
left charging
indefinitely without
damage
from overcharging.
At high
ambient
temperature,
if
you
plan to operate
the Analyzer
from
the ac
line for
long
periods
of time,
remove
the
battery
pack and
reinstall
the blower
assembly.
R7
10 K
CAUTION
Do NOT permit battery dis-
charge
below 10.4 Vdc
(as
indi-
cated
on the
CRT in DVM
display mode); immediately turn
the unit OFF. Allowing battery
discharge below this level
may
permanently damage
the
battery.
To recharge the
batteries,
plug
the
System
Analy
zer
into
ac
power
(
117/234
Vac) with the
POWER
switch set
at OFF
or
STANDBY.
*
Ill
I'-"-~._..._~
2K
L _ _ _ _ _
_ J
119
..
9.:.;-~
f
K:.;..._
____________________ _ :
B
.:,L:;_K -<.PI-
4
*
WITH
THE
BATTERIES REMOVED
IBT1 AND
BT2)
AND A
30-0HM;
10
WATT RESISTOR IN PLACE
OF THE
BATTERIES.
SET
RB FOR 14.45V
z
SOMV USING
A
DIGITAL
VOLTMETER ACROSS
THE
BATTERY
TERMINALS.
Figure 19-2. Battery Pack - Schematic
19-2
36930-131

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