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This text presumably comes from a service manual and concerns the adjustment of VR2, 3  and 4 (as shown in the pic to the right- click on  
 
This text presumably comes from a service manual and concerns the adjustment of VR2, 3  and 4 (as shown in the pic to the right- click on  
 
it to expand. The area surrounded by a red box below the middle of the pic contains VR2,3 and 4)
 
it to expand. The area surrounded by a red box below the middle of the pic contains VR2,3 and 4)

Revision as of 10:22, 30 July 2020

PRO96 opened up
PRO 2096 opened up

This text presumably comes from a service manual and concerns the adjustment of VR2, 3 and 4 (as shown in the pic to the right- click on it to expand. The area surrounded by a red box below the middle of the pic contains VR2,3 and 4)

Since the PRO2096 does not have a VR4, the corresponding adjustment is VR3 for the 800 MHz area.


These VR's should only be adjusted using a calibrated Signal
Generator and Frequency Counter.

The procedure is as follows: Program three freqs into the scanner in
channel
001, 173.3900
002, 173.4200
003, 154.5475

Connect generator to antenna jack set without modulation 173.3900 and
connect the counter to TP5. Turn scanner on with SQ CCW and select
channel 001.

Adjust VR4 until the counter indicates 455 kHz + or - 10 Hz.
Select channel 002 and set generator to 173.4200 and adjust VR2 until
the counter indicates 455 KHz + or - 10 Hz.
Select channel 003 and set generator to 154.5475 and adjust VR3 until
the counter indicates 455 KHz + or - 10 Hz.

It has been determined through experimentation that adjusting VR4 has a direct effect on how well the PRO-96 decodes a P25 signal. See message 25 of this Thread for more information