(ORDER NO.KMAoT05807¢3 Manual Telephone Equipment KX-TC1409LBB 900MHz Cordless phone Black Version (for Brazil) (iandsen ‘ase unt) ‘SPECIFICATIONS Base Unt Handset Power Source: "AG Adaptor (KXTOAT2LB) Fochargoablo Nid Bationy Recon Frequency 10 cranes within 928.8-627.5MH2 10 chamois within 802.2-804 942 Receiving Method Wide Band Single super heterodyne Wide Band Single super heterodyne Transmiting 10.chanmets within 6022-204 9M 10 channels wihin 24.8-027. MHz Osciiation Method PLL synthesizer PLL synhesizer Detecting Method FM PLL demotuletor FI PLL demotultor ‘Tolerance o! OSC Frequency Modulation Moth: ‘Audio: PSK Data: WSK. ‘Aulo: FSK / Data: MSK. 1D Code: rest et Dial Mose ‘Tone (OTMFYPuise Reda 22d Speed Dialer: 22 das Pome Consumption: 10 days a Standby, 6 hours at Talk Dimension (HxWxD) Bia 4 Mat 8 Mae (55% 115%215 mmm) | B22 NT Ne (243% 58X88 mm) Weight 0.52 Ibs. (238 9) (0.47 bs (2179) wih baery Design and specifications are subject to change without notice, - ‘© 2001 Kyushu Matsushita Eleciie Co, Lid. All Pa tits "recente." Unauthorized’ copying and ‘denbwson ea volton ot aw4\ WARNING ‘This service information is designed for experienced repair technicians only and isnot designed for use by the general public. I-does not contain wamings or cautions to advise non-technical indviduals of potential dangers in attempting to service a product. Products powered by electricity should be serviced or repaired only by experienced professional technicians. Any attempt lo service Cr repair the product or products deait with inthis service information by anyone else could result in serious injury or death When you mention the serial number, write down all 11 digits. The serial number may be found on the label affixed to the bottom of the unit. FOR SERVICE TECHNICIANS ICs and LSis are vulnerable to static electricity. When replacing, the following precautions will help prevent recurring malfunctions. 1. Cover the plastic parts boxes with aluminum fol 2. Ground the soldering irons, 3, Use a conductive mat on the work table 4. Do not grasp IC oF LSI pins with bare fingers. CONTENTS Page Page 1 LOCATION OF CONTROLS. ~ 39 TERMINAL GUIDE OF 1C:5, TRANSISTORS AND DIODES 17 2 CONNECTION 4 9.1 Base Unt 7 3 BATTERY 5 ‘9.2. RF Unit (for Base Unit) 7 8.1 Recharge 5 9.3, Handset 7 32, Battery information a 5 ‘9.4, RF Unit (for Handset) 7 4 BLOCK DIAGRAM (Base Unit) 6 10 CABINET AND ELECTRICAL PARTS (Base Unit 18 5 CIRCUIT OPERATION (Base Unit) 7 {1 CABINET AND ELECTRICAL PARTS (Handset) ~~ 19 5.1. Power Supply Circuit. 7 12 ACCESSORIES AND PACKING MATERIALS 20 52, Charge Crcult 7 19 REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST 2 53, Bel Detector Creut 7 11, Base Unit 21 54, Une Interface 8 182, Handset: 23 55, DTM Signal ~ 8 14 FOR SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 26 5.6, Lno Sending Signal 8 14.1. BASE UNIT (SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (Baso Unit) =~ 26 57. Line Recalving Signal 8 14.2, PORTABLE UNIT (SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (Handset) -26 5.8, RX Data Grcut 8 15 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (RF Unit) 2 5.9, 10 Code Setting 8 15.1. Base Unit ar 6 BLOCK DIAGRAM (Handset) ° 152. Handset 29 7 CIRCUIT OPERATION (Handset) 10 16 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (Base Unit) a 7.1, Powor Supply Circ ao 10 16.1. Meroproesssor Section a 31 7.2. Data Reception Circuit 10 16.2. Network & Power Supply Section 32 73, Ringer Circuit —~ —10 163. MEMO- 34 74, Seneing Signa 1117 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (Handset) 38 715, ResetPower DownBattery Lowi 1118 CIRCUIT BOARD (RF Unit (BASE UNIT and HANDSET) —~-37 ‘8 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 12 18.1. Component View: 37 8.1 Battery wor¥0t Charge (Base Unit) 12 182, Flow Solder S186 Viow mmm 37 82, Battery wonst Charge (Handset. 12 19 CIRCUIT BOARD (Base Unit) 29 83. No Voice Reception 13 19.1. Component View: 39 8.4, No Voice Transmission z “ 182, Flow Soler Side View 38 85, No Link Handset 7) 15 20 CIRCUIT BOARD (Handset) a 8.6, No Link (Handset AX) 20.1. Component View: 4 87. 88, No Link (Base Unit RX) No Link (Baso Unit 7) 20.2. Flow Solder Sido View “11 LOCATION OF CONTROLS Base Unit (HANDSET LOCATOR) Button Charge Contacts Handset RECHARGE Indicator — (FALHButton and Indicator IN USE/CHARGE Indicator ‘Antenna GuTDeutton (ORECT) Button COUDButton ‘(REDIAD)Button (©A(Channel) Button +> Charge Contacts2 CONNECTION Fasten the cords, Power Outlet (AC 110- 127/220 - 240 V, S0/60 Hz) AC Adaptor Single-Line Telephone Jack (R11) - USE ONLY WITH Panasonic AC ADAPTOR KX-TCAT2LB, +The AC Adaptor must remain connected at all times. (It is normal for the adaptor ‘o feel warm during use.) 1 Connect as shown. 2 Raise the antenna. 3 Charge the battery for 4 hours + The IN USE/CHARGE indicator lights. IN USE/CHARGE Indicator To select the dialing mode TONE (preset) or PULSE You can program the dialing mode using the handset near the base unit. ‘The TALK indicator light must be off before programming. Press GB) (PULSE) uni 2 beeps sound. » oR Press (TONE) untl 2 beeps sound, + Ifa power failure occurs, the mode will rotum to the factory preset (TONE). Reprogram if necessary.3 BATTERY 3.1. Recharge When the RECHARGE indicator flashes, or the unit beeps intermittently, place the handset on the base unit to recharge the battery, Hf you DO NOT recharge the handset battery for more than 15 minutes, the RECHARGE indicator will continue to flash, 3.2. Battery information ‘After your Panasonic battery is fully charged: Operation ‘Approx. battery We [hte a use (TALK) [Up to about 6 hours [wile notin use (Standby) [Up to about 10 ays + Battery life may vary depending on usage conditions and ambient temperature, + The battery cannot be overcharged. Clean the handset and the base unit charge contacts with a soft, dry cloth. Clean if the unit Is subject to grease, dust or high humidity. Otherwise the battary may not charge properly «Ifthe battery is fully charged, you do not have to place the handset on the base unit unt the RECHARGE indicator flashes, This will maximize the battery ite.Ow pv 7] aunes S) 39HVHO vivaxe @ nae 30uvHO Fosee ono Siew « Pe vase son $1 7 owe og LOE ) adn = — @ sno ann iT inv uz ~- < nox | cage est ee 4X + WL 1. OPIS > di ©) NENT owe aL ied 2080 L080 OE wun Jy [ Quun eseg) WVHOVIG M901d +5 CIRCUIT OPERATION (Base Unit) 5.1. Power Supply Circuit {As indicated in the illustration, the various voltages are supplied constantly te their respective blocks. A time constant is used to compensate for momentary dropouts in the AC power supply. 5.2. Charge Circuit ‘The voltage from the AC is supplied to the main charge circuits. Standard charge (G0mA) is started soon after the Handset is placed on the base unit. After 6 hours the mode changes to trickle charge (13 mA) to prevent overcharging. CCireuit Diagram 5.3. Bell Detector Circuit When the CPU detects the Bell signal, pin 1 repeats High/Low fluctuation and then IN USE LED (DS10) in use is flashed. A this time, ithe Handset has been charged, the data from pin 16 is sent through the control terminal and then the Handset’s finger rings. It the Handset has not been charged, the data signal generated by pins 14, 15, 16 of the CPU is sent fo the Handset through RF Unit and then the Handset’s ringer rings.5.4. Line Interface In tak status, the RLY output from pin 6 of IC101 changes to High level, it causes Q301 and IE902 to tum on. A telephone line is seized in result. The loop current als from D301 —> Q203, in that order. A pulse signal that repeated switches between high ‘and low level is output from pin 6 of the CPU. This switches the line loop on and off, to generate the dial pulse signal 5.5. DTMF Signal When the DTMF data from the Handset is received, the DTMEF signal is output from pin 20 ~ 24 of the CPU and sent to the line through R108 -+ C332 + C309 — 0303. 5.6. Line Sending Signal ‘The AF signal output from the AF terminal of the Integrated unit is adjusted to the appropriate level then itis output to Line. The RX DATA signal from the Handset is muted at this point by up to prevent the RX DATA from leaking onto the line. inthis way the nolse ls suppressed. U1 comprises also a LPF, a Pre Amp and an expander. The signal compressed by the Handset Is ‘expanded in Ut to recreate a original signal. The output from the expander passes through amplifier 307 before being input to line. loqur) RF PACK @ eomecior Ej aa03 0332 C309 ‘Circuit Diagram 5.7. Line Receiving Signal ‘The audio signal from 303 is amplified by 304 and input to Ut, Ut comprises an amplifier, limiter, mute circult, compander, land LPF and RF function. At this point (inthe talk mode), All ofthe signal to be wodwlated is input to Ut pin 18. Faw a 1 coma cour ae @ D G ons ono > HAY ato wats” cas rr [Ato des tow awe reo oes Ceuta 5.8. RX Data Circuit ‘The demodulated data waveform is then input to RX DATA pin 39 of the CPU, I there is data from the Handset during talk operation, the Handset data is as shown below to prevent the data from leaking ‘onto the line, RF PACK Ria C39 connector MAIN CPU veto cor) Circuit Diagram 5.9. ID Code Setting When the Handset Is placed on the base unit, new ID data is output from pin 16 of the CPU after the charge detector operates passing through Charge TerminalAdd asta, jones P+ —— == H| ~ | 2 aan aan © ji Gi) 6 r : isu = 4asau ™ +4 QespueH) NVHOVIG HOOT1E 97 CIRCUIT OPERATION (Handset) 7.1, Power Supply Circuit Votage is supplied separately to each block. 7.2. Data Reception Circuit ‘The demodulated data waveform is then input to RX DATA pin 39 of the CPU. If there is data from the Handset during talk operation, the Handset data is as shown below to prevent the data from leaking conto the line, RF PACK Ris ‘connector MAIN CPU DETO ew t 2) (1201) cor 7.3. Ringer Circuit Finger Tone is controlled by 27 pin CPU Directry Low Level and High Level is controled by Duty Rate of Tr ON TIME. R224 RINGER, bs 2203 pin CPU control Circuit Diagram 107.4. Sending Signal ‘The audio signal from the microphone is amplified by Mic Amp, compander, and S kHz LPF built into U1. itis then mixed with the TX DATA signal from the CPU, the modulation is adjusted by VR201, and input to the modulator in the RF UNIT. cont [= ur os cn Lia = mr a MOOULATOR aE Bolt Cet Dlgram 75. Reset/Power Down/Battery Low/ID Handset have reset circuit. When Handset is placedon the Base Unit. 02¢ make reset. 05, 0201, 0202 anpltude the Power ON signal and CPU an C221 R235 C202 cape bet was tcae a8 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 8.1. Battery won’0t Charge (Base Unit) lug in the AC power source (AC Adaptor KX-TCA12LB). Ts the IN USE/GHARGE LED lat charge state? No Yes Ts the vollage between CH (Check around Fa50, R342, ‘and CH- around 11V on. No R343, R344 and Raat P.C.Board? Yes Check around Q311, 0312, 306, R952 and Pin 5 of IC101. Is the voltage of pin T of (Check AC adaptor 1301 about 11V7 No" Land 1303, i Yes Ts the vollage ofpin 3 of ‘Check around 10301 1C301 about 6.0V? No _4 Yes. Doas the GPU clock (X10) ‘Ghack around O815. oscillate? No Yes Ts pin 7 of 10201 Tow at ‘Gheck around O812 charge state? No Land 311. Yes ‘Cheok around DS101. 8.2. Battery won't Charge (Handset) ‘Check the contact between the Battery pack and the Handset, ia votage a evade of dae 02035. arene nasto. Lal Shek 2571200 =r charged on the base unit? No] ves a Check Battery. 128.3. No Voice Reception BASE UNIT ‘Does the modulation factor become 2OkHzdevi when 1kHzi-25dBm (41m\) is input to the base unit from telephone line? Yes No 4 Ts there an output waveform at Q3047 Yes No + (Check around @308 and 0304 Is there an output waveform at pin 3 of, connector (CON101)? Yes No 4 [Check around 16401 (Check RF unit (Base unit. HANDSET. Is there an output waveform (1kH2) at pin 11 of connector? (Check AF unit Check SPEAKER. 138.4. No Voice Transmission Does the microphone of the handset work? Yes 1 No (Check around the microphone, Does the modulation factor become 2OKHE ‘when 1 kHz/4m\ is input to microphone {terminal on handset? No Yes Te there an output waveform (IKHz) at pin 11 of connector? Yes I No ‘Ghack AF unit [Check around 0301, 0301 and G303. [Check the telephone cord. Ts thore an oulput waveform (1kH2) at pin 26 of UT? Yes [ne ‘Check around Ut Check AF unit of handset 48.5. 8.6. k (Handset TX) Ts the data wave input to pin 5 of IG201 during charging? Yes qe (Check around 0204, [Do0s LED light up when the TALK switch of the Handset is pressed? Yes qre ‘Chack around battery. Ts the data of the Handset output from 10201 (pin 14, 15 and 16). Yes Tr (Check RF circuit (Check around R210, R211, R212 and R2. No Link (Handset RX) |s data signal output at pin 13 of connector when the data signal is sent from the base unit? Yer is ‘Check AF unit Is data signal output to pin 13 of IC201? Yes Tu Chock around 6205. ‘Check around 16201, 158.7. No Link (Base Unit RX) Ts tho 1D data output from CONT terminal during charging? Yes No. ‘Check around R123. (Check around pin 12 of 16101. 4 Ts the data signal output at pin 2 of RF connector when Locator Key on the base unit is pressed? Yes No (Check AF unit [check around 1G101 and AF uni 8.8. No Link (Base Unit TX) Does the TALK LED flash when the Handset” Locator key is pressed? Yes No. [chaok around Locator key and [O107, 4 Is the data output of the base unit from pin 14, 15 land 16 of C101? No ‘Check IG101. Yes (Check AF unit, 169 TERMINAL GUIDE OF IC’S, TRANSISTORS AND DIODES 9.1. 9.2. 9.3. 9.4. 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BOARD PARTS 1.RTL (Retention Time Limited) Tato [Pare Woo] Past Wane © Bessslption Ramarta ‘Te marking (RTL) indicates that the Retention Time ie Be ee lite fortis item, oe ‘After the discontinuation of this assembly in production, the FGioi_leqrenvveua_[se item wil continue to be avaliable for a speciic period of [26282 ovrepene fre time. The retention period of avalabitys dependent onthe | == b=; —_|SASESTERS type of assembly, and in accordance with the laws —[Sse;—[pqvsnesivGn [snanareron ter) governing part and product retention. foxss —Jasesaso ——[rmwareron(or) Aor the end ofthis period, the assembly will no longer be _fa00s —asvenia __[rmareron‘ex) available. osos _|aspiss4a [TRANSISTOR (Sx) 2. Important safety notice josor —[2ebeo1a —|raansreron(ex) ‘Components identified by a A mark special characteristics [&sts— sven fpnaneraror tear important for safety. 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PORTABLE UNIT (SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (Handset)) 1,6 voltage measurements are taken with an oscilloscope or a tester with a ground. 2,The schematic diagrams and circuit board, May be modified at any time with the development of new technology. 2615 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (RF Unit) ~ 15.1. Base Unit nox nox nox 60x "NC" is the part not used. 2 ALL INDUCTORS AND DICDES USED ARE SMD 0609 UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. a7(3) (1) 19K forre -21.84Bm * vooa o A L ee cs St a {CF 58 2mF KX-TC1403LCB/W : 28 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (RF Unit) Base Unit15.2. Handset VAL cpnarToRs 1 FOX 2 ALLNDUCTORS AND DODES USED AFE SD ONES OTHERS OX fox "NOT Is the part not used.(3) 2) (1) v=] up| ies ere ee loeaF 21 8d8m, Boar SS CAS | STO eA 1 cas = worn 4 pecan [Tine |__| 6 WL oe 3 a 28:348m creo} 2 ona om bg oe 8 xixo * "NC" is the part not used. 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