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TM  11-5820-890-20-2 1-32 1.12 RADIO ANALOG TRANSMIT PATH. Continued b. SINCGARS  Radios Using the MX 10862/VRC (PSA). J5 J4 J3 MOUNTING BASE P1 J2 P1 HANDSET POWER SUPPLY ADAPTER C   D E N C   D U S K M U S S U KEYING LINE AUD/DATA TRANSMIT LINE RT OR RCU RF CABLE TO ANTENNA IF RT IS PRESENT. J1 TEST CONNECTOR AUD/FILL E S CX-13314/VRC CABLE NOTE: THE ONLY LINE CONNECTED IN THE CX 13314/VRC IS P1, PIN C TO P2,  PIN E.  THIS ALLOWS KEYING FROM AN LS 671 OR AN/VIC 1 (V). AUD/DATA AND AUD/FILL : KEYING = PIN C TRANSMIT = PIN D P2 P1 The transmitter is keyed when the handset PTT switch is pressed. This places a ground on the handset audio connector pin C. In the vehicular installation without an LS 671 or VIC, the handset is usually connected to RT or RCU AUD/DATA connector. However, the handset may be connected to the AUD/FILL connector if needed. A PTT command can also be generated by the LS 671 or VIC. Audio signals are also generated at the VIC or LS 671. Cables pass these signals to MB connector J3 or J4, pin U. The audio also exits test connector J1, pin N, to aid in fault isolation.


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