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SERVICE
MANUAL

VHF AIR BAND TRANSCEIVER

iA110

ORDERING PARTS

Be sure to include the following four points when ordering
replacement parts:

1. 10-digit order numbers

2. Component part number and name

3. Equipment model name and unit name

4. Quantity required

<SAMPLE ORDER>

1130008830 S.IC TB31207AFN IC-A110 MAIN UNIT 5 pieces
8810009130 Screw BT M3x12 NI-ZU IC-A110 Bottom cover 10 pieces

Addresses are provided on the inside back cover for your
convenience.

INTRODUCTION

This service manual describes the latest service informa­tion for the IC-A110 VHF AIR BAND TRANSCEIVER at the
time of publication.

MODEL

IC-A110

VERSION SYMBOL
General GEN
General-1 GEN-1
U.S.A. USA
U.S.A.-1 USA-1

To upgrade quality, any electrical or mechanical parts and
internal circuits are subject to change without notice or
obligation.

DANGER

NEVER connect the transceiver to an AC outlet or to a DC

power supply that uses more than 16 V. This will ruin the
transceiver.

DO NOT expose the transceiver to rain, snow or any liquids.
DO NOT reverse the polarities of the power supply when

connecting the transceiver.
DO NOT apply an RF signal of more than 20 dBm (100 mW)

to the antenna connector. This could damage the trans­ceiver’s front end.

REPAIR NOTES

1. Make sure a problem is internal before disassembling
the transceiver.

2. DO NOT open the transceiver until the transceiver is
disconnected from its power source.

3. DO NOT force any of the variable components. Turn
them slowly and smoothly.

4. DO NOT short any circuits or electronic parts. An insu-
lated tuning tool MUST be used for all adjustments.

5. DO NOT keep power ON for a long time when the trans-
ceiver is defective.

6. DO NOT transmit power into a signal generator or a
sweep generator.

7. ALWAYS connect a 50 dB to 60 dB attenuator between
the transceiver and a deviation meter or spectrum ana­lyzer when using such test equipment.

8. READ the instructions of test equipment thoroughly
before connecting equipment to the transceiver.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION 1 SPECIFICATIONS

SECTION 2 INSIDE VIEWS

SECTION 3 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

3 — 1 RECEIVER CIRCUITS…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 3 — 1

3 — 2 TRANSMITTER CIRCUITS ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3 — 3

3 — 3 PLL CIRCUITS………………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………….. 3 — 4

3 — 4 POWER SUPPLY CIRCUITS …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3 — 5

3 — 5 PORT ALLOCATIONS …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 3 — 5

SECTION 4 ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES

4 — 1 PREPARATION ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4 — 1

4 — 2 PLL ADJUSTMENT…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4 — 3

4 — 3 TRANSMITTER ADJUSTMENT……………………………………………………………………………………………….. 4 — 3

4 — 4 RECEIVER ADJUSTMENT………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4 — 5

SECTION 5 PARTS LIST

SECTION 6 MECHANICAL PARTS AND DISSASEMBLY

SECTION 7 SEMI-CONDUCTOR INFORMATION

SECTION 8 BOARD LAYOUTS

8 — 1 FRONT UNIT ………………………………………………………………………………………………….. …………………….. 8 — 1

8 — 2 MAIN UNIT…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 8 — 3

SECTION 9 BLOCK DIAGRAM

SECTION 10 VOLTAGE DIAGRAM

10 — 1 FRONT UNIT …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………10 — 1

10 — 2 MAIN UNIT…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….10 — 2

1 — 1

SECTION 1 SPECIFICATIONS

‘‘

GENERAL

• Frequency coverage : 118.000–136.975 MHz

• Channel spacing : 25 kHz [GEN], [GEN-1]
25 kHz/8.33 kHz [USA], [USA-1]

• Type of emission : AM (6K00A3E)

• Number of memory channels : 20 channels

• Antenna connector : SO-239 (50 Ω)

• Power supply requirement : 13.75 V DC or 27.5 V DC (negative ground)

• Current drain (at 13.75 V DC) : Transmit 5.0 A
Receive max. audio output 4.0 A

stand-by 500 mA

• Frequency stability : ±5 ppm

• Usable temperature range : –30˚C to +60˚C; –22˚F to +140˚F

• Dimensions (projections not included) : 150(W) × 50(H) × 180(D) mm; 5

29

⁄32(W) × 131⁄32(H) × 73⁄32(D) in

• Weight (with ant., BP-209) : 1.5 g; 3 lb 5 oz

‘‘

TRANSMITTER

• RF output power (at 13.75 V DC) : 9.0 W (typical)

• Modulation system : Last stage modulation

• Input impedance : 600 Ω

• Modulation limitting : 70–100 %

• Audio harmonic distortion : Less than 10 % (at 85 % modulation)

• Ham and noise ratio : More than 40 dB

• Spurious emissions : –16 dBm or less (except ±62.5 kHz of operating frequency)

• Antenna requirements : Standard 50 Ω antenna with a VSWR < 3 : 1

‘‘

RECEIVER

• Receive system : Double conversion superheterodyne system

• Intermediate frequencies : 1st 38.85 MHz
2nd 450 kHz

• Sensitivity : Less than 1 µV at 6 dB S/N

• Squelch sensitivity : Less than 0.35 µV at threshold

• Selectivity :

• Spurious response rejection ratio : More than 74 dBµ

• Hum and noise : More than 25 dB

• Audio output power (at 13.75 V DC) : Ext SP More than 10.0 W at 10 % distortion with an 8 Ω load
Side tone More than 100 mW at 10 % distortion with an 500 Ω load

• Audio output impedance : Ext SP 8 Ω
Side tone 500 Ω

Specifications are measured in accordance with FCC Part87 and RTCA DO-186a.
(RTCA DO-186a: Class C/E, Class 4/6)

All stated specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation.

At 25 kHz channel spacing

At 8.33 kHz channel spacing

±8 kHz
±17 kHz
±25 kHz

Less than 6 dB
Less than 40 dB
Less than 60 dB

±2.778 kHz

±7.37 kHz

Less than 6 dB

Less than 60 dB

Low-pass filter
Antenna switching circuit

Crystal band pass filter
(FI1: FL-306)

Ceramic band pass filter
(FI3: CFWM450D)

Ceramic band pass filter
(FI4: CFG450H [USA/-1] only)

VCO circuit

APC amplifier

(Q11: 2SC4081)

Crystal band pass filter
(FI2: FL-307 [USA/-1] only)

Power complifier

(Q51: MRF137)

TCXO

(X1: CR-653)

2 — 1

SECTION 2 INSIDE VIEWS

¡MAIN UNIT

<TOP VIEW>

AF amplifier
(IC37: TDA7233D)

RX 1st mixer
(Q2: 3SK184)

2nd IF IC
(IC40: TA31136FN)

PLL IC
(IC2: TB31207AFN)

PWM modulator
(IC44: µPC311)

EEPROM
(IC4: BA3308F)

Low-pass filter
Antenna switching circuit

AF power amplifier
(Q92,93: 2SK2414)

3 — 1

SECTION 3 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

3-1 RECEIVER CIRCUITS

3-1-1 ANTENNA SWITCHING CIRCUIT

The antenna switching circuit functions as a low-pass filter
while receiving. However, its impedance becomes very high
while D1 and D2 are turned ON. Thus transmit signals are
blocked from entering the receiver circuits. The antenna
switching circuit employs a λ⁄4 type diode switching system.
The passed signals are then applied to the RF amplifier cir­cuit.

Received signals are passed through the low-pass filter (L2,
L3, L48, C1–C6, C330, C331). The filtered signals are
applied to the λ⁄4 type antenna switching circuit (D1, D2).

3-1-2 RF CIRCUIT

The RF circuit amplifies signals within the range of frequen­cy coverage and filters out-of-band signals.

The signals from the antenna switching circuit are amplified
at the RF amplifier (Q1) after passing through the RX atten­uator (D38, L52, R295), bandpass filter (L27, L8, C10,
C164, C165, C21) and two-stage tunable bandpass filters
(the first filter is consisted of D6, L9, C342, C405 and the
second filter is consisted of D37, L49, C23, C406). The
amplified signals are applied to the 1st mixer circuit (Q2,
gate 1) after out-of-band signals are suppressed at the
another two-stage tunable bandpass filters (D7, L10, C28,
C407 and D8, L11, C61, C553).

The tunable bandpass filters (D6–D8, D37) which employ
varactor diodes, track the filters and are controlled by the
PLL IC (IC2) via the tune buffer amplifier (Q79) using
“TUNE” signal. These diodes tune the center frequency of
an RF passband for wide bandwidth receiving and good
image response rejection.

3-1-3 1ST MIXER AND 1ST IF CIRCUITS

The 1st mixer circuit converts the received signal into a fixed
frequency of the 1st IF signal with a PLL output frequency.
By changing the PLL frequency, only the desired frequency
will pass through a crystal filter at the next stage of the 1st
mixer.

The filtered signals from the RF circuit are mixed at the 1st
mixer (Q2) with a 1st LO signal coming from the VCO circuit
to produce a 38.85 MHz 1st IF signal.

The 1st IF signal is applied to a pair of crystal filter [Wide
mode: FI1, Narrow mode: FI2] to suppress out-of-band sig­nals. The filtered 1st IF signal is applied to the IF amplifier
(Q3), then applied to the 2nd mixer circuit (IC40, pin 16).

3-1-4 2ND MIXER AND 2ND IF CIRCUITS

The 2nd mixer circuit converts the 1st IF signal into a 2nd IF
signal. Adouble conversion superheterodyne system (which
converts receive signals twice) improves the image rejection
ratio and obtains stable receiver gain.

The 1st IF signal from the IF amplifier is applied to the 2nd
mixer section of the IF IC (IC2, pin 16), and is mixed with the

38.4 MHz 2nd LO signal to be converted into a 450 kHz 2nd
IF signal.

A2nd LO signal (38.4 MHz) is produced at the PLLcircuit by
tripling it’s reference frequency (12.8 MHz).

The 2nd IF signal from the 2nd mixer (IC2, pin 3) passes
through a ceramic filter [Wide mode: FL3, Narrow mode:
FI4] to remove unwanted heterodyned frequencies. It is then
amplified at the 2nd IF amplifiers (Q4–Q6).

3 — 2

3-1-5 AM DETECTOR CIRCUIT (MAIN UNIT)

The AM detector circuit converts the 2nd IF signal into AF
signals.

The amplified 2nd IF signal from the 2nd IF amplifier (Q6) is
applied to the AM detector circuit (Q7). It is then detected for
conversioin to AF signals.

The AF signals are applied to the AF circuit.

3-1-6 AF CIRCUIT (MAIN UNIT)

The AF circuit amplifies the demodulated AF signals to drive
a speaker.

The AF signals are passed through the low pass filter (IC31,
pin 1), and then applied to the MOD/AF select swtich (IC22,
pin 7).

The AF signals are amplified at the AF amplifier (IC42, pin

3), and are then passed through the RMUTE swtich (IC6)
and electric-volume switch (IC13, pins 14, 15) to control AF
level. The level controlled signals are then applied to the
mute switch (IC30, pin 1).

While in using the internal speaker or connecting outer
speaker jack, the AF signals are applied to the MOD/AF
swtich (IC48, pin 7) via the AF mute swtich (IC28). The
applied AF signals are compared at the PWM IC (IC44) with
the reference signal from the triangular wave oscillator
(IC45), and are then converted to the PWM wave form. The
AF signals are amplified at the FET driver (IC47) and AF
power amplifiers (Q92, Q93). The amplified AF signals are
applied to the SP mute switch (D66, Q101, Q100) via the
line filter (L62–L64, L81, C456, C457, C462, C463). The fil­tered AF signals are applied to the internal speaker via the
[EXT SP] jack (J7).

While in connecting the head set, the AF signals are ampli­fied at the AF power amplifier (IC37, pin 8), and then applied
to the ACC connector (J6, pin 6) via the impedance conver­tor (T1).

3-1-7 SQUELCH CIRCUIT

(MAIN AND FRONT UNITS)

The squelch circuit cuts out AF signals when receiving no
modulated signal. When no voice modulation is included in
the signal, the squelch circuit cuts out the AF signal by com­paring voice audio and noise audio components in the AF
detected signals.

The 2nd IF signal from the IF IC (MAIN unit; IC40, pin 3)
passes through the 450 kHz ceramic filter (Wide mode: FI3,
Narrow mode: FI4) to remove out-of-band signals, and then
applied to the IF amplifier.

A portion of the amplified 2nd IF signal from the IF amplifier
(MAIN unit; Q4) is applied to the IF amplifier section on the
IF IC (MAIN unit; IC40, pin 5). The amplified signal passes
through the RSSI section, and are then applied to the
squelch amplifier (MAIN unit; IC11, pin 1) as “RSSI” signal.

The amplified “RSSI” signal at IC11 is output from pin 4 as
“SQLI” signal, and is then applied to the CPU (FRONT unit;
IC1, pin 74). The CPU analyzes the noise condition and out­puts the “AFMUT” signal via the output expander IC
(FRONT unit; IC5) to switch the SP mute switch (Q100,
Q101), etc. When connecting the head set, “RMUTE” signal
from the CPU via the output expander IC (FRONT unit; IC5)
is applied to the RMUTE circuit (MAIN unit; IC6, Q80, Q81).

Even when the squelch is closed, the mute switch (IC30)
opens at the moment of emitting beep tones.

3-1-8 AGC CIRCUIT (MAIN UNIT)

The AGC (Automatic Gain Control) circuit reduces signal
fading and keeps the audio output level constant.

AF signal from the AM detector circuit (Q7) is amplified at
AGC amplifiers (Q77, Q78). The amplified signal from Q77
is applied to the IF amplifier (Q4, Q5). The other amplified
signal from Q78 is applied to the RF amplifier (Q1), and the
RX attenuator (D38) via the buffer amplifier (Q73).

These amplifiers reduce the amplifier gain of IF amplifiers
(Q4, Q5) and the RF amplifier (Q1) while receiving a strong
signal.

3 — 3

3-2 TRANSMITTER CIRCUITS

3-2-1 MICROPHONE AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT

(MAIN UNIT)

The microphone amplifier circuit amplifies audio signals
from the microphone, within +6 dB/octave pre-emphasis
characteristics (300 Hz–3 kHz), to a level needed for the
modulation circuit.

The AF signals from the microphone are applied to the
IN/EXT MIC switch (IC16, pin 7) via the “MIC” signal. When
using a headset, “EXTMIC” signal are applied to the exter­nal switch (IC16, pin 6) via R336 to adjust the external
microphone level. The output signal from IC16 (pin 1) are
applied to the ALC amplifier (IC4, pin 9) via R110 to adjust
the microphone sensitivity.

The output signal from IC4 (pin 7) are amplified at the AF
amplifier (IC5), and then applied to the MOD/AF switch via
the high-pass filter (IC51) and low-pass filter (IC19) to filter
out RF components. The filtered signals are applied to the
modulation circuit.

3-2-2 MODULATION CIRCUIT (MAIN UNIT)

The modulation circuit modulates the VCO oscillating signal
(RF signal) using the microphone AF signal.

The audio signals are passed through the MOD/AF switch
(IC48, pin 6) via the modulation depth adjustment pot R121.
The signals are converted to the PWM wave form at the
PWM (Pulse-Width-Modulation) IC (IC44, pin 3), and power
amplified at the FET driver (IC47, pin 5) and power MOS
FET (Q92, Q93). The power-amplified signals are passed
through the line filter (L62–L64, L81, C456, C457, C462,
C463, C468), and then applied to the drain of power ampli­fier (Q51) for the last stage modulation.

3-2-3 DRIVE/POWER AMPLIFIER CIRCUITS

(MAIN UNIT)

The amplifier circuit amplifies the VCO oscillating signal to
the output power level.

The signal from the buffer amplifiers (Q14, Q15) is passed
through the TX/RX switch (D11), and is amplified at the pre­amplifier (Q42), pre-drivers (Q20, Q21) and the power
amplifier (Q51) to obtain 9 W of RF power.

The amplified signal is passed through the antenna swtich­ing circuit (D3) and low-pass filter, and is then applied to the
antenna connector.

3-2-4 APC CIRCUIT (MAIN UNIT)

The APC (Automatic Power Control) circuit protects the
drive and power amplifiers from mismatched output loads.

The APC detector circuit (D4, D5) detects forward and
refrected signals respectively. The combined voltage is at a
minimum level when the antenna is matched at 50 Ω and is
increased when it is mismatched.

The detected voltage is applied to one of the APC controller
inputs (IC50, pin 3) and a power setting voltage is applied to
the other input (pin 1). When the antenna impedance is mis­matched, the detected voltage exceeds the reference volt­age. Thus the bias voltage of the pre-drivers is decreased.

3 — 4

3-3 PLL CIRCUIT

3-3-1 GENERAL (MAIN UNIT)

A PLL circuit provides stable oscillation of the transmit fre­quency and receive 1st LO frequency. The PLL output com­pares the phase of the divided VCO frequency to the refer­ence frequency. The PLL output frequency is controlled by
the divided ratio (N-data) of a programmable divider.

The PLL circuit contains of the TX-VCO and RX-VCO cir­cuits. The oscillated signals are applied to the buffer ampli­fiers (Q43, Q12) then applied to the PLL IC (IC2, pin 8). IC2
is a dual PLL IC which controls VCO circuits for TX and RX.

The PLL circuit, using a one chip PLL IC (IC2), directly gen­erates the transmit frequency and receive 1st IF frequency
with VCOs. The PLL sets the divided ratio based on serial
data from the CPU on the FRONT unit and compares the
phases of VCO signals with the reference oscillator fre­quency. The PLL IC detects the out-of-step phase and out­put from pin 9 for TX and RX, respectively. The reference
frequency (12.8 MHz) is oscillated at X1.

3-3-2 TX LOOP

The generated signal at the TX-VCO (Q44, D64) enters the
PLL IC (IC2, pin 8), and is divided at the programmable
divider section and is then applied to the phase detector
section.

The phase detector compares the input signal with a refer­ence frequency, and then outputs the out-of-phase signal
(pulse-type signal) from pin 9.

The pulse-type signal is converted into DC voltage (lock
voltage) at the loop filter (R61, R62, C59, C60), and then
applied to the varactor diode (D64) of the TX-VCO to stabi­lize the oscillated frequency.

3-3-3 RX LOOP

The generated signal at the RX-VCO (Q59, D65) enters the
PLL IC (IC2, pin 8), and is divided at the programmable
divider section. The divided signal is then applied to the
phase detector section.

The phase detector compares the input signal with a refer­ence frequency, and then outputs the out-of-phase signal
(pulse-type signal) from pin 9.

The pulse-type signal is converted into DC voltage (lock
voltage) at the loop filter (R61, R62, C59, C60), and then
applied to the varactor diode (D65) of the RX-VCO to stabi­lize the oscillated frequency. The lock voltage is also used
for the receiver circuit for the bandpass filter center frequen­cy. The lock voltage from the PLL IC (IC2, pin 9) passes
through the low-pass filter, and is applied to the tune buffer
amplifier (Q79). The amplified signal is applied to the RF
bandpass filters (D7, D8 and D6, D37) via the tune adjust­ment pot (R59).

3-3-4 VCO CIRCUIT

The VCO outputs from Q44 (TX) and Q59 (RX) are buffer
amplified at Q43, and are applied to the buffer amplifiers
(Q14, Q15). The amplified signal is applied to the T/R switch
(D10, D11). The receive LO signal is applied to the 1st mixer
circuit (Q2), and the transmit signal is applied to the pre­amplifier (Q42).

A portion of the VCO signal is amplified at the buffer ampli­fier (Q12), and then fed back to the PLL IC (IC2, pin 8).

• PLL circuit

Shift register

Prescaler

Phase
detector

Loop

filter

Programmable
counter

Programmable
divider

TCXO (X1)

12.8 MHz

Q44,
D64

TX VCO

RX VCO

Buff.

D10

D11

Q12

Q43

3
4
5

SCK

IC2 (PLL IC)

SO
PLSTB

to transmitter circuit

to 1st mixer circuit (Q2)

14

9

LPF

8

Q59,
D65

Buff.

Q14

Buff.

Q15

TX/RX
switch

Buff.

3

Q83, Q84

to the RF BPF
(D7 and D8, D6 and D37)

38.4 MHz 2nd LO signal
to the 2nd IF IC (IC40, pin 2)

Tune
buff.

R59

(RF BPF adjustment)

Q79

3 — 5

3-4 POWER SUPPLY CIRCUITS

VOLTAGE LINES (MAIN UNIT)

LINE

VCC

8V

+5V

CPU5V

T8

R8

DESCRIPTION

The voltage from the external DC power con­nector which is controlled by the power switch
([VOL] control).

Common 8 V converted from the VCC line by the
+8 V regulator circuit (IC29). The output voltage
is applied to the +5 V regulator circuit (IC7), the
ripple filter (Q16), and etc.

Common 5 V converted from the 8V line by the
+5V regulator (IC7) and +5V current amplifier
(Q22, Q23, D15) circuits. The output voltage is
applied to the electric volume IC (IC13), buffer
amplifiers (Q68, Q69), and etc.

Common 5 V converted from the VCC line by +8
V regulator (Q82, D35) and +5 V regulator cir­cuits (IC26). The output 5 V voltage is applied to
the CPU (FRONT unit; IC1).

8 V for transmitter circuits regulated by the +8 V
regulator circuit (IC29).

8 V for receiver circuits regulated by the +8 V
regulator circuit (IC29).

3-5 PORT ALLOCATIONS

3-5-1 OUTPUT EXPANDER IC (FRONT unit: IC5)

Pin

number

4, 5

6

7

11

12

13

14

Port

name

LED1,

LED2

TRC

R/T

SMUT

AFMUT

RMUT

TMUT

Description

Outputs backlight control signals.

Outputs control signal to the MOD/AF
swtich (MAIN unit: IC48, pin 5) and
etc.

High:While transmitting.

Outputs control signal to the TX/RX
switch (MAIN unit: Q58, pin 1) for
VCO.

Low: While transmitting.

Outputs AF mute swtich (MAIN unit:
IC30, Q86, Q75, Q74, D43) control
signal.

Low: While squelched.

Outputs control signal to the mute
switch (MAIN unit; Q100, Q101, D66)
for speaker amplifier, and etc.

Low: While the speaker output is

muted.

Outputs RMUTE switch (IC6) control
signal.

Low: While squelched.

Outputs T8 regulator control signal.

Low: When TX is muted.

LED1

Low

High

Low

High

LED2

Low

Low
High
High

Backlight condition

Light OFF

No establishment

Light ON, Dimmer ON

Light ON, Dimmer OFF

Description

Input ports for the key matrix.
Input port for the CPU reset signal.

Outputs control signal for the power
supply circuit.

High:Power is ON.
Outputs beep audio signals.
Outputs clock signal to the EEPROM

(FRONT unit; IC4, pin 6).
Outputs data signal to the EEPROM

(FRONT unit; IC4, pin 5).
Outputs chip select signal to the EEP-

ROM (FRONT unit; IC4, pin 1).

Input port for the [DIAL] control signal.
Outputs control signal to the expander

IC (FRONT unit; IC5, pin 15).
Outputs strobe signals to the

expander IC (FRONT unit; IC5, pin 1).
Outputs chip select signal to the elec-

tric volume (MAIN unit; IC13).

Low: While volume is controlled.
Outputs serial clock to the PLL IC

(MAIN unit; IC2, pin 3), the expander
IC (FRONT unit; IC5, pin 3) and the
electric volume (MAIN unit; IC13, pin

8).
Input port for the data signal from the

EEPROM (FRONT unit; IC4, pin 2).
Outputs serial data to the PLL IC

(MAIN unit; IC2, pin 4), the expander
IC (FRONT unit; IC5, pin 2) and the
electric volume (MAIN unit; IC13, pin

9).
Outputs strobe signals to the PLL IC

(MAIN unit; IC2, pin 5).
Outputs 2nd IF filter’s select signal.

High:While wide is selected.
Input port for the unlock signal from

the PLL IC (MAIN unit; IC2, pin 11).

Low: PLL is unlocked.
Input port for the cloning signal.
Output port for the cloning signal.
Input port for the POWER switch.

Low: While POWER switch is

pushed

Input port for the squelch signal.

Port

name

KR4

RESET

PSWC

BEEP

ECK

ESO

ECS

DLA,

DLB

OE

EXSTB

VCS

SCK

ESI

SO

PLSTB

FISW

UNLK

CLIN

CLO

PSW

SQLI

Pin

number

1, 2, 3,

5, 8, 12

9

10

11

13

14

15

16,

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

69

70
71

72

74

3 — 6

Pin

number

76

77

78–80

Port

name

HANG

PTT

KR1–KR2

Description

Input port for the microphone hanger
detection signal.

Low: Microphone on hook.

Input port for the PTT switch.

High:While PTT switch is pushed.

Input ports for the key matrix.

3-5-2 CPU (FRONT unit; IC1)

4-1 PREPARATION

• Some versions may need the optional CS-A110 CLONING SOFTWARE and OPC-478, OPC-592

CLONING CABLE for setting the

adjustment frequency.

• All adjustments must be performed on the [Wide] mode.

■ REQUIRED TEST EQUIPMENT

4 — 1

SECTION 4 ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES

■ VFO CHANNEL ID LIST

• Channel spacing: 8.33/25 kHz [USA/USA-1] • Channel spacing: 25 kHz [GEN/GEN-1]

EQUIPMENT

DC power supply

RF power meter
(terminated type)

Frequency counter

Modulation analyzer

Distortion meter

External speaker

GRADE AND RANGE

Output voltage : 13.75 V DC
Current capacity : 10 A or more

Measuring range : 1–50 W
Frequency range : 50–300 MHz
Impedance : 50 Ω
SWR : Less than 1.2 : 1

Frequency range : 0.1–300 MHz
Frequency accuracy: ±1 ppm or better
Sensitivity : 100 mV or better

Frequency range : DC–300 MHz
Measuring range : 0 to 100 %

Frequency range : 1 kHz±10 %
Measuring range : 1 to 100 %

Impedance : 8 Ω

EQUIPMENT

DC voltmeter
Digital multimeter

Audio generator

Standard signal
generator (SSG)

AC millivoltmeter

Attenuator

Terminator

GRADE AND RANGE

Input impedance : 50 kΩ/V DC or better
Input impedance : 10 MΩ/V DC or better

Frequency range : 300–3000 Hz
Measuring range : 1–500 mV

Frequency range : 0.1–300 MHz
Output level : 0.1 µV–32 mV

(–127 to –17 dBm)
Measuring range : 10 mV–10 V
Power attenuation : 40 or 50 dB

Capacity : 50 W or more
Impedance : 50 Ω

Capacity : 50 W or more

Operating Freq.

(MHz)

118.0000

118.0000

118.0083

118.0167

118.0250

118.0250

118.0333

118.0417

118.0500

118.0500

118.0583

118.0667

118.0750

118.0750

118.0833

118.0917

118.1000

118.1000
etc

Channel spacing

(kHz)

25

8.33

8.33

8.33
25

8.33

8.33

8.33
25

8.33

8.33

8.33
25

8.33

8.33

8.33
25

8.33

Channel ID

(Displayed Freq.)

118.000

118.005

118.010

118.015

118.020

118.030

118.035

118.040

118.050

118.055

118.060

118.065

118.070

118.080

118.085

118.090

118.100

118.105

Operating Freq.

(MHz)

118.0000

118.0250

118.0500

118.0750

118.1000
etc

Channel spacing

(kHz)

25
25
25
25
25

Channel ID

(Displayed Freq.)

118.000

118.025

118.050

118.075

118.100

The Icom IC-A110 Transceiver is a high-performance VHF air band radio designed for ground-based communications in aviation environments. It operates in the VHF frequency range of 118.000 to 136.975 MHz, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the civil aviation band. The transceiver supports simplex communication, facilitating clear and reliable transmission and reception of voice signals. With a robust RF output power of 36 watts, it provides strong signal strength, essential for maintaining communication over extended distances.

The IC-A110 features a large, backlit LCD display that enhances visibility in various lighting conditions, allowing for easy reading of frequency settings and operational status. The front panel is user-friendly, with well-organized controls that enable quick access to essential functions. The transceiver includes 20 memory channels, enabling users to store and quickly recall frequently used frequencies, streamlining operations in busy air traffic environments.

The device’s construction emphasizes durability, with a rugged, die-cast aluminum chassis that provides superior protection against mechanical shocks and environmental conditions. It complies with military standards for temperature, humidity, and vibration, ensuring reliable performance in harsh environments. Advanced audio processing features, such as noise reduction and automatic gain control, contribute to clear audio quality, even in noisy surroundings.

The IC-A110 supports both 12V and 24V DC power sources, offering flexibility for installation in various vehicles and ground stations. Additional features include a side tone function for effective audio monitoring and an external speaker jack for enhanced audio output. With its blend of robust performance, user-friendly design, and reliable construction, the Icom IC-A110 is a dependable choice for professional aviation communication needs.