
2-6. MUTE.
2-11. SPEAKER.
The MUTE jack provides connections for external
standby-receive switching. The external circuit must
isolate the MUTE jack center conductor from
ground for standby, and connect it to the MUTE
jack ground for receive. The R-4C is shipped with
a shorted phono plug in this jack. When used with
a transmitter, remove the shorted plug and connect
the appropriate cable to the transmitter MUTE
jack.
2-7.
ANTI VOX.
High impedance audio is available at the ANTI
VOX jack for use with the anti
VOX circuit of the
transmitter.
2-8.
INJECTION.
The phono jack marked INJ. provides a means of
coupling the premixer system of the R-4C to the
Drake T-4,
T-4B,
T-4C,
T-4X, T-4XB or
T-4XC transmitters for transceive operation.
2-9. CARRIER OSCILLATOR.
The jack marked CAR. OSC provides a means of
coupling injection from the T-4XC carrier oscilla-
tor to the R-4C receiver. This connection phase-
locks the two units to exactly the same frequency
when used in the SSB Transceive mode. No connec-
tion is made to this jack for use with the T-4X or
T-4XB transmitter.
2-10. PTO LAMP.
This jack provides a ground return for the pilot
lamp behind the PTO dial. The R-4C is shipped
with a shorted phono plug in this jack so that the
lamp will light. When the R-4C is used with the
T-4XC transmitter, remove the shorted phono
plug and connect a cable between the PTO lamp
jacks of the two units. The lamp will then light
only when the T-4XC TRANSCEIVE switch is in
the RCVR, SEPARATE, or SPOT positions. In the
XMTR position, the lamp will not light to indicate
that the R-4C PTO is disabled.
The audio output from the receiver is available at
the jack marked SPKR. The output impedance is
3.2 Ohms.
2-12. ACCESSORY POWER.
The accessory power socket, labeled ACCY POWER,
located on the rear of the chassis, provides power
for operating accessories. Maximum load is 6.3
Volts AC at 300 milliamperes and 12 Volts DC at
50 milliamperes. A connection to the antenna is
also available. The socket mates with a Cinch type
5AB2
plug.
2-13. ACCESSORY CRYSTAL FILTER
INSTALLATION.
To install additional crystal filter(s), proceed as
follows: Remove the two screws holding the filter
cover bracket for each position in which a filter is
being installed. The upper position is for the .250
kHz filter, the center position is for the .500 kHz
filter, and the lower position is for the 1.5 kHz
filter. If a filter for the AM mode is being installed,
remove the top cover of the
R-4C,
the mode
switch cover and remove the filter cover bracket
and the 150 Ohm jumper resistor from the AM
filter socket. Very carefully plug each filter straight
into the sockets.
After installing all the filters desired, replace the
cover brackets over each filter and tighten the
mounting screws. Do not attempt to use accessory
filters without installing the brackets as it is very
important to have a solid ground connection be-
tween the bottom of the filter and the spring
material.
2-14. ACCESSORY CRYSTALS.
By inserting the appropriate crystals in the acces-
sory crystal sockets at the top rear of the chassis, it
is possible to add up to 15 additional tuning ranges
(each 500 kHz wide) to the coverage of the R-4C.
With the exception of the band from 5.0 to 6.0
MHz, these additional ranges may be anywhere be-
tween 1.5 and 30 MHz. Only series resonant crystals
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