KMA 20 Mant. Manual

KMA 2O/KR 21
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SECTION
I GENERAL
INFORMATION
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1. 1
1.2
1. 3
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Introduction
Technical Characteristics
Accessories
Required
SECTION
II INSTALLATION
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2-l
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2-1
General
Unpacking and Inspecting Equipment
Installation
Notes and Precautions
Installation
Procedure
Marker Antenna Installation
KA 40 Installation
(Optional)
2-2
2-2
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SECTION
Ill OPERATION
3.1
3.2
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Isolation Amplifier
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ISOLATION AMPLIFIER
SECTION
I
GENERAL
INFORMATION
1.1 INTRODUCTION
The King KMA 20
beacon receiver,
to harmonize
with
TSO certification
conditions.
is a compact transistorized
unit providing the functions of marker
isolation
amplifier
and audio control panel.
The unit has been styled
the all new generation
of Silver Crown panel mounted equipment.
of the KMA 20 assures operation under varying environmental
The KMA 20 is designed to provide a uniformly

functioning
aircraft
radio system when
utilized with other units of the new Silver Crown line.
Although the equipment is designed
primarily
for use with the KX 170 NAV/COMM
unit, it will also perform effeciently
with
older Silver Crown transceivers
and radios.
Significant new features of the KMA 20 design include its AUTO switch feature:
semiconcealed marker light presentation
and its ability to control COMM and NAV audio
Automatic
dimming circuitry
for the marker lamps, to compensate for
independently.
ambient cockpit lighting,
is also incorporated
in the design.
Within the KMA 20, the marker beacon receiver
comprises
one section of the unit.
The marker receiver
of the KMA 20, available without the isolation
amplifier
and audio
panel is the KR 21. The receiver
is a crystal controlled
superheterodyne
receiver
and
has excellent
selectivity
and freedom from interference
of television
and FM stations.
Operating controls for the marker receiver
consists of two toggle switches on the KMA
20: a HI-LO sensitivity
and lamp test control and an audio selector switch.
The KR 21
has only the HI-LO sensitivity
and lamp test control.
A three iight presentation
is de
signed into the front panel of the unit with colored lenses to indicate passage over the
markers.
Besides the colors,
the stations are identified
by the letters A-G-M engraved
on the lenses plus the appropriate
frequency audio tone.
Should the aircraft
user desire
a remote location for the marker lights, King Radio Corporation
manufacturers
an
optional remote light assembly designated the KA 40 for use with the KMA 20 only.
The isolation
amplifier
of the KMA 20 makes possible the combining of all receiver
audio inputs into a single cockpit speaker with 40db of isolation between each radio. The
input power levels of the signals are amplified
to the level necessary to drive a 4 ohm
speaker.
An electronic
muting circuit
(diode switch) is provided to automatically
isolate
the output of all receivers
from the isolation amplifier
whenever the microphone
button
Rev. 1, August,
1972
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KMA 20 FKR 21
ISOLATION AMPLIFIER
This feature
is pressed.
amplifier
design utilizes
high reliability.
eliminates
the possiblity
of audio feedback
only one integrated
circuit and a push-pull
in the cockpit.
The
output stage for
Audio control functions of the Silver Crown radio system are performed
at the front
panel of the KMA 20. A microphone
selector rotary switch, a series of eight audio
selector switches and a marker beacon receiver
sensitivity
control are the operating
The microphone
selector routes audio and keying information
to
controls of the unit.
the selected transceiver
or to a EXT ramp hail speaker or passenger address system.
The AUTO switch control of the standard model is utilized
in conjunction
with the microphone selector switch.
For normal operation of the AUTO switch, COMM 1 and COMM
2 are placed in the center (off) position.
With the AUTO switch in the SPEAKER position,
the receiver
audio selected is automatically
controlled
by the operation of the microThus if transmitting
on COMM 1, receiver
audio for COMM 1 will be
phone selector.
This feature eliminates
the constant manipulation
of
routed to the cockpit speaker.
COMM receiver
audio selectors
when switching back and forth between transmitters.
Speaker, off or mute, and headphone audio control of each of the aircraft
radios is
accomplished
with the remaining
three-position
toggle switches.
A series type solid state regulator
is used to supply the regulated voltage- to the marker
Since each aircraft
installation
is wired for either
receiver
and audio boards of the unit.
13. 75 or 27. 5V operation of the unit, the KMA 20 and KR 21 are completely
interchangeable between aircraft
with no internal wiring changes.
1.2 TECHNICALCHARACTERISTICS
MARKER
BEACON
RECEIVER
- KMA 2O/KR 21
SPECIFICATION
CHARACTERISTIC
TSO COMPLIANCE:
TSO C35c Env.
CONTROL:
Panel mounted equipment.

Sensitivity
and
audio selector controls on the front panel of
the unit.
DUTY
Continuous.
INPUT
CYCLE:
IMPEDANCE:
OUTPUT:
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Designed
Category
to match
DACAAAX.
50 ohm antenna.
Capable of 10 milliwatts
into Isolation Amplifier input of 5OOst Capable of 6. 25 watts at
the 40 speaker output.
November,
1969
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KMA 20/KR 21
ISOLATION AMPLIFIER
SPECIFICATION
CHARACTERISTIC
OUTPUT:
Factory
amplifier
adjusted
input.
DE SIGN:
All solid
state.
FREQUENCY:
Crystal-controlled
(Cant)
SENSITIVITY:
LOW:
High :
No moving
parts.
at 75MHz.
2, OOOpv hard for lamp threshold

50Opv hard for lamp threshold
6db at flOKHz
60db at 575KHz
SELECTIVITY:
to 1. OVRMS at the isolation
Min.
Max.
Less than 6db variation

in audio output level
when the rf level is varied from lamp threshold to 200, OOO/JV.
AGC CHARACTERISTICS:
ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
- KMA 20
TSO COMPLIANCE:
TSO C50b Env.
Category
DACAAAX.
CONTROL:
Panel mounted equipment.

All operating
controls are on the front panel of the unit.
DUTY CYCLE:
Conti:luous.
INPUTS:
Standard model accomodates two transceivers

and four external receivers.
International
model accomodates three transceivers
and
four external receivers.
INPUT
IMPEDANCE:
500 ohms.
INPUT
ISOLATION:
40db between
input channels.
INPUT
SELECTOR
Each isolated
terminations:
audio input has three independen

SPEAKER, OFF or PHONE.
INPUT
MUTING :
Rev. 2, June,
1976
SWITCHES:
Audio Muting is 40db or better

mitter is keyed.
when a trans-
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KING
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ISOLATION AMPLIFIER
SPECIFICATION
CHARACTERISTIC
SPEAKER
4 ohm output:
Rated power output is 6.25 watts at the 4 ohms
With a supply voltage of
speaker output.
27.5vdc,
output power capability
increases
to 8 watts.
OUTPUT:
8 ohm output :
Rated power output is 6. 25 watts at the 8 ohm
With a supply voltage at 27.5
speaker output.
vdc, output power capability
increases to
8 watts.
DISTORTION
Less than 10% at rated
FREQUENCY
RESPONSE:
Within
6db from
output.
350Hz to 3000Hz.
KMA 20 GENERAL
POWER REQUIREMENTS:
Instrument
panel lighting:
KMA 20 idle current :
KMA 20 operating current:
PHYSICAL
DIMENSIONS:
13.75v
300ma
1. 1 amps
Length:
Width:
Height:
27. 5V
150ma
1. 1 amps
6. 293 inches
6. 2 inches.
1. 6 inches.
behind
instrument
panel.
2. 3 lbs.
WEIGHT:
KR 21 GENERAL
POWER REQUIREMENTS:
Idle Current:
Operating
Current:
Panel Lighting:
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170ma
120ma
300ma
250ma
None
at
at
at
at
13.75V
27. 5V
13. 25V
27. 5 V
Rev.
1, Augvst,
1972
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KMA 20/KR 21
ISOLATION AMPLIFIBR
SPECIFICATION
CHARACTERISTIC
PHYSICAL
Length:
Width:
Height:
DIMENSIONS:
5.667 inches
3. 20 inches
1.050 inches
0. 562 lbs.
WE IGH T :
KA 40 GENERAL
POWER REQUIREMENTS:
Marker lamp power furnished by KMA 20

0. 125 amp while the lamp is operating.
PHYSICAL
Length:
Width:
Height:
WEIGHT:
DIMENSIONS:
2.5 inches (including

3.2 inches
1.05 inches
connector)
0. 25 lbs.
November,
1969
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KMA 20/KR 21
ISOLATION AMPLIFIER
1.3 UNITS/ACCESSORIESREUUIRED
A.
Unit:
E2:0
KPN 066-1024-Xx
KPN 066-1021-01
B.
KMA 20 Installation
Kit:
KR 21 6 KA 40 Installation
(See Figure
2-8)
KPN 050-1167-00
Kit:
030-2016-00
Connector
and
089-6163-05 (4) screws

Both are included
Installation
QUANTITY
:
1
1
:
$
2
2
2
Kit
050-1167-00
consists
with
unit.
of the following:
DESCRIPTION
KING PART NO.
Solder Lug (Dual)

Cable Half Clamp
32 Pin Connector
Amphenol 26-190-32
Mounting Plate Cover
Mounting Plate Connector
#4 Esna Nut
Flathead
4-40 x 5116 Screw
Pan Head 4-40 x I/4 Screw
Pan Head 6-32 x I/4 Screw
Pan Head 4-40 x 5/16 Screw
Flat Washer
008-0041-00
030-1019-00
030-2061-01
047-1760-00
047-1762-01
089-2188-22
089-5523-05
089-5903-04
089-5907-04
089-5903-05
089-8025-30
Accessories:
KA 40 Remote Lamp Assembly
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1976
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MARKER
BEACON RECEIVER/
ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
SECTION
II
INSTALLATION
2.1 GENERAL
Installations
of the KMA 20, KR 21 and KA 40 will differ according
to the number of receivers
installed,
equipment
location and other factors.
The cable harness will be fabricated
by the
installing
agency to fit these various requirements,
This section contains interconnect
diagrams,
mounting
dimensions
and information
pertaining
to installation.
2.2 UNPACKING
AND INSPECTINGEQUIPMENT
Exercise
extreme care when unpacking the equipment.
Make a visual inspection
of the unit for
evidence of damage incurred
during shipment.
If a claim for damage is to be made, save the
shipping container
to substantiate
the claim.
The claim should be promptly
filed with the
transportation
company.
When the equipment
has been removed,
place in the shipping container
all packing,
bracing and filler used in the original
packing.
Save the packing material
for use in
unit storage or reshipment.
2.3 INSTALLATION
NOTESAND PRECAUTIONS
-WARNINGSee Figure 2-8A & B before
proceeding
with cable assembly.
The KMA 20 will conform to the needs of the customer,
installing
agency and existing
conditions
as to unit location and type of installation.
Customer
options will determine
the exact wiring
details to be utilized
in the installation.
However,
the following
suggestions
should be considered
before proceeding
with the actual installation.
Close adherence
to these suggestions
will assure
a more satisfactory
performance
from the equipment.
(1)
Placement.
Select the equipment
location.
The KMA 20 may be rigid mounted in any
location which will accomodate
the necessary
front panel space requirements
and the depth
required
behind the aircraft
instrument
panel.
Since the unit is shorter than the other
When the equipment
cover
radios,
it is normally
mounted at the top of a vertical
stack.
(mounting
tray) is installed,
a front-operating
hold down screw allows easy installation
and
removal
of the unit from the aircraft
mounting tray.
If possible
leave enough space on the
sides of the unit face panel to allow grasping
the unit during removal.
The above applies
to the KR 21 and KA 40 and additionally
they may be mounted either vertically
or horizontally
by changing the marker lenses.
(2)
When shipped, the protective

cover and connector
mounting plate on the rear
Cable Routing.
of the equipment
cover are assembled
for the cable to emerge from the right side of the unit.
If it is desired that the cable emerge from the left side of the unit, the connector
mounting
The only precaution
to take is that Pin 1 of the unit connector
mate
plate may be reversed.
with Pin 1 of the harness connector
when the unit is installed.
(3)
On all receivers
which have separate audio grounds,
it is recommended
System Grounding.
that these grounds be carried
to a solder lug on the connector
mounting plate of the KMA 20.
All audio grounds should be terminated
here to minimize
the possibility
of ground current
It is also suggested that the grounding
noises being introduced
into the audio system.
connections
from the speaker or speakers be made at the KMA 20 ground terminals.
Rev.
1, August,
1972
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21
MARKER BEACON RECEIVER
ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
(4)
Since the internal

wiring of all KMA 20 units is the same, wiring for
Supply Voltage.
Wiring information
is shown in the installation
different
dc supply voltages is not necessary.
This is also the case in the KR 21.
wiring diagrams.
(5)
Ramp Hailer.
(-00 /07 Versions)
The location and installation
procedure
for the optional
or alternately
a PA (passenger
address)
system,
will be developed
Ramp hail speaker,
When installation
information
from the airframe
manufacturer
by the installing
agency.
is available,
it should be utilized.
A speaker having a power capability
of at least 8 to 10
If a ramp hail or PA speaker is not utilized,
watts and an impedance
of 8 ohms is required.
the EXT speaker output must be terminated
with a load resistor.
This is accomplished
by
terminating
an internal
resistive
KMA 20's previous

to S/N 11233 had
Pin 9 with an external
8 ohm resistive
load.
However,care
must be made to make certain
which
resistor
available
at Pin 8.
load configuration
is in the KMA 20 to be installed.
(6)
P. A. (-09 / 10 / 11 Versions)
The -09 / 10 / 11 Versions
of the KMA 20 have an extra 4 ohm
audio output which is selected by the mic-selector
switch can be used for passenger
The 09/10 /ll versions
have both EXT (Ramp Hailer)
and P. A. passenger
address
system.
address capability.
(7)
Nearly all current

and recent transceivers
Transceiver
Speaker Output Terminations.
have a 4 ohm output connection
from the amplifier-modulator
to feed a cockpit speaker
directly
when an isolation
amplifier
is not used.
Since the audio inputs to the KMA 20 use the
500 ohm headphone output connection,
the 4 ohm output of such amplifiers
is not loaded.
To
eliminate
this undesireable
condition,
two3 ohm resistors
are provided
in the KMA 20 to
perform
this loading function.
2.4 INSTALLATION
PROCEDURES
(4
Study the installation
lb)
After the location is determined,

make the panel cutout using the dimensions
in Figure 2-l (KMA 20) or Figure 2-2 (KR 21) or Figure 2-3 (KA40).
(c)
Refer to Figure 2 -1 (KMA 20) or Figure 2-2 (KR 2 1) or Figure 2-3 (KA 40) for the
Mark, punch and drill the holes in the aircraft
panel
four mounting hole locations.
mounting bracket.
(4
Secure the equipment

(KMA 20 only).
(e)
Fabricate
the external
note of the preceeding
Mount
to allow
cover
adequate
(mounting
space for installation
rack)
to the instrument
cable in accordance
with the installation
installation
precautions.
the KR 21 in the panel
and connect
the wiring
of the connector
panel
and cable.
shown
mounting
wiring
diagram
taking
harness.
-CAUTIONDo not overtighten

screw.
the locking
25 MARKERANTENNAINSTALIATICN
Any standard type Marker
Beacon Receiver
Antenna meeting TSO requirements
may be used with
due to the ossible variations
and sensitivities
of the antennas,
the KMA 20 or KR 21. However,
it is suggested that a flight check be made a w er installation
to determine
if the sensitivity
setting
Page 2-2
Rev.
2, June,
1976
KlNG
KMA 20/KR 21
MARKER
BEACON RECEIVER/
ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
in the receiver
should be changed to compensate
for the sensitivity
of the antenna.
mended that coaxial cable RG-58 /U be used for connecting
the antenna to the Km
Marker Receiver
Antenna terminals.
it is recom20 or KR 2 1
2.6 KA 40 INSTALLATION
(OPTION)
consult the outline and dimension
drawing,
If the King KA 40 Remote Light Adapter is utilized,
Wiring information
for the KA 40 is
Figure 2-3 for attaching
the unit to the instrument
panel.
contained
in the installation
wiring
diagram
of the KMA 20.
Rev.
1, August,
1972
Page 2-3
KING
KMA 20/KR 21
MARKER
BEACON RECEIVER
ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
FIGURE
Page
2-4
2-l
KMA 20
(DWG. NO.
INSTALLATION
155-5051-00)
DRAWING
Rev.
1, August,
1972
KlNG
KMA 20/KR 21
MARKER
BEACON
RECEIVER/
ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
(15.062)
(0.475)
o.E71
t-----
5.q3o------l
NOTES:
I ALL DlMENSlONS
IN PARENTHESIS
ARE IN CENTIMETERS
2 WEIGHT 0.562LES.
FIGURE
2 -2
KR 21
(DWG.
Rev.
1, August,
1972
INSTALLATION
NO.
DRAWING
155-5052-00)
Page 2-5
KMA 20/KR 21
MARKER
BEACON
RECEIVER/
ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
0.187
(0.475)
NOTES;
1. ALL DIMENSIONS IN PARENTHESIS
ARE IN CENTIMETERS.
2. WEIGHT: 0.25 LBS.
FIGURE
Page
2-6
2-3 KA 40 INSTALLATICW
155-5053-00)
(DWG. NO.
DRAWING
Rev.
1, August,
1972
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FIGURE
Rev.
2, June,
1976
2-4
KMA 20 INTERCONNECT
(Dwg. No. 155-1088-00,
1111111111111
DIAGRAM
R-8)
Page 2-7
KMA 20/KR 21
MARKER 3EACON RECEIVER/
ISOLATION AMPLIFIER
:-
Jlol
KR 21
PI01
A
NC
NC
cm
4 27.5 V DC
NC
4 POWER AND AUDIO GROUND
K K
Er
Jk
II
Hv
I
FIGURE
2- 5
IJlol
* 5OOfA
AUDIO OUTPUT TO ISOLATION AMFL.
NC
-RG-58/U
COAX FROM STANDARD
MARKER BEACON RECEIVER ANTENNA
KR 21 IIZTERCONNECT
(696-1801-01)
DIAGRAM
(27.5V)
PI0
I
KR 21
NC
NC
N.C.
POWER AND AUDIO GROUND
5OOfi
RG-58/U
l-i
H
c
MARKER BEACON RECEIVER ANTENNA
13.75 V DC
AUDIO OUTPUT TO ISOLATKIN AMPL.
COAX FROM STANDARD
FIGURE
Rev.
2, June,
1976
2-6
KR 21 INTERCONNECT
DIAGRAM
(DWG. NO. 696 - 180 l-00)
(13.75V)
Page 2-g
KMA
20/KR
21
MARKER BEACON RECEIVER

ISOLATION AMPLIFIER
KMA 20
PART OF P201
WOI
J401
-
19
21
20
KA 40
E
F
H
J
K
i
FIGURE
Page
2-10
2-7
KA 40 INTERCONNECT
(DWG. NO. 696-1802-00)
DIAGRAM
Rev.
2,
June,
1976
KJ4A 20/KR 21
ISOLATION APIPLIFIER
VERSION
::
12
13
A/C Ground
Inst. Light Ground
Inst. Light Oinmier (13.75VDC)
A/C Power
Non-Switching
500 ohm InpUt
Speaker Output (Comm 1)
Speaker Output (Cmn 2)
Speaker Load Cormnon (Conm~1 and 2)
Ramp Hailer 8 ohm
A/C Speaker 4 ohm
Mic Audio In
HF Mic Audio
HF (Radio Tel) 500 ohm Input
14
15
16
17
18
19
Cmn 1 Audio
Cm 2 Audio
Nav 1 Audio
Marker Ant
Marker Ant. Ground
Wht. Light Out
20
Blue Light
21
Amber Light
22
23
24
4 ohm PA Speaker
Mic Key In
HF Mic Key
Comn 1 Mic Key
Comn 2 Mic Key
Cm 1 Mic Audio
Comn 2 Mic Audio
Nav 2 Audio
ADF Audio
DME Audio
:
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
27
32
Out
Out
Headphone Out
-00 through -16

-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
No Conn. for versions
-00, -03. -06,
-08, -09, -13.-14, -15 and-16.
HF Audio In for versions
-01. -02, -04,
-05, -07, -10, a.11.
Radio Tel Audio in for version
-12
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -15
Marker Beacon Rcvr Audio In for versior
-16
-00 through -15
No corm. for version
-16
-00 through -15
No corm. for version
-16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
-0G through -16
-00 through -16
-00 through -16
DME Audio for versions
-00. -01, -03,
-04. -06, -07, -12. -13. -15 and -16
ADF 62 Audio for versions
-02, -05, -11
and -14.
No corm. for verslons
-08. -09 and -10
-00 through -16
FIGURE 2-8 PIN FUNCTIONS FOR 066-1024-00

Rev. 2, June,
1976
THRU -16
Page 2-11
KMAER 7
21
TSOLATION AMPLIFIER
SECTIONIII
OPERATION
3.1 MARKERBEACON(KMA 20 PY!JKR21)
Marker beacon receivers
are used to provide accurate fixes by informing
the pilot of his
passage over beacon stations located on airways and ILS approach courses.
Three types
of beacons are used. They are the inner marker,
the outer marker and the middle
marker.
The outer, middle and inner markers are used in conjunction
with the radio instrument
landing systems.
The outer marker is normally
positioned
on the front localizer
course
near the point where the glideslope approach path intersects
the minimum inbound altitude
after the procedure
turn.
Distance from the airport will vary from 4 to 7 miles,
Radio
frequency from the marker is projected vertically
in an elliptical
cone shaped pattern.
The marker signal is modulated at 400Hz and is keyed to emit dashes at a rate of two
per second.
When passing the outer marker
and the pilot will hear a series
the blue light will flash

of low tone dashes.
on/off
at a two per second rate
The middle marker is normally

located on the front localizer
course about 3200 feet
from the approach end of the ILS runway.
The radiated pattern is similar
in shape and
power to the outer marker.
The middle marker signal is modulated with 1300Hz and the
modulation
is keyed to identify by alternate dots and dashes.
When the KMA 20 (KR 21)
equipped aircraft
passes the middle marker the pilot hears a medium pitched tone in a
series of dots and dashes and the amber light flashes synchronously
with the tones.
The inner marker is located close to the end of the runway.
The beacon transmitter
and
antenna are designed to project a cone shaped pattern of 75MHz energy, vertically.
The
radio frequency output of the transmitter
is modulated with an audio tone of 3000Hz.
An
aircraft
equipped with the KMA 20 (KR 21) will receive a 3000Hz tone in headphone or
speaker and the white lamp will be lighted while over the station.
The inner marker is
used to indicate a point approximately
1500 ft. from the runway and if on proper glide
path the altitude above the runway should be approximately
100 feet,
The marker beacon function in the KMA 20 provides the pilot with audio switching control
and the Hi-Lo Switch in the KR 21 and KMA 20 provide sensitivity
switching control.
Many marker receivers
provide only a low sensitivity
position.
The effect of the high
sensitivity
position is to greatly enlarge the size of the cone shaped area of indication
An aircraft
flying at high altitude or slightly off course may fail to
above the station.
receive the signal when in the low sensitivity
postion.
It is suggested that the KMA 20
Rev.
1, August,
1972
Page 3-l
KI
KMA20 7 KR21
MARKER
BEACON RECEIVER/
ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
marker
sensitivity
switch first be placed in high sensitivity
position
until aural and/or lamp
indication
is received.
The control
switch may be turned to low sensitivity
to reduce the duration
of the indication
and to obtain a more accurate
reading of passage since the signal appears to
build and fade faster on low sensitivity.
The marker audio may now be turned off to obtain the
exact time of center passage from the light only, since the imminence
of station passage has
already been indicated.
This suggestion
is especially
appropriate
if he is involved
in radio
communication
with approach control
or tower at that moment.
The high sensitivity
position
may be used to effectively
give the pilot an advance indication
that he
is approaching
the outer marker.
In order to expidite
the ILS approach the pilot may wish to
retain higher speed until he is nearby the outer marker
inbound..
With the KMA 20 (KR 21) marker
in high sensitivity
position
the aural tone will begin about one mile from the outer marker.
At
this time, the pilot may switch the KMA 20 (KR 21) marker to low sensitivity
and reduce engine
power for final approach speed, also retrim
and perform
cockpit checks.
He is then prepared
to
begin descent when the marker indicates
actual passage over the outer marker and the glideslope
is intercepted.
3.2 ISOLATIONAMPLIFIER(KMA 20)

Both transmitting
and audio distribution
functions
of the Silver Crown radio system are controlled
at- the front panel of the KMA 20. Basically
the functional
controls
consist of a microphone
selector
switch and receiver
audio selector
switches.
The microphone
selector
switch performs
two tasks.
It routes microphone
keying and audio
information
to the appropriate
destination
and secondly,
it switches the output of the isolation
amplifier
to one of two speakers.
In the COMM 1 or COMM 2 positions,
microphone
information
is rounted to the appropriate
transmitter.
In the HF position
of the International
model, this
information
is routed to the high frequency
transmitter.
Likewise,
when the TEL. positibn
is selected,
the keying and mic audio
positions
the isolation
amplifier
is
routed
output
to KT 96 King phone
is fed to the cockpit
in the -12
speaker.
version.
In these
three
The EXT position

on 00 /07 provides
the pilot with several capabilities
depending on the option made
In the EXT position,
the output of the amplifier
is normally
connected to a ramp
at installation.
Should one of the receivers
be selecthail speaker or alternately
to a passenger
address system.
ed in this mode, the audio will be heard in the EXT speaker until the microphone
is keyed.
When
the microphone
is keyed, the receiver
audio is muted and the microphone
output is fed to the EXT
speaker output.
The EXT position
on 09 /ll provides
the pilot with a ramp
put is provided
for use as a passenger
address system.
hail
function.
And an added 4 ohm out-
A series of toggle switches

control the audio inputs to the isolation
amplifier.
Each of these controls can be switched from the center
off position to connect each receivers
audio tot he input of
the isolation
amplifier
which then routes the audio to the speaker output in the up position or to
In the PHONE position,
receiver
audio completely
external
headphones
in the down position.
bypasses the amplifier
and the KMA 20 performs
only a bypass switching
function.
Since individual
control of the receivers
is provided,
the pilot may listen to one receiver
with the speaker while the
One non-switched
audio input has been
co-pilot
could monitor
another receiver
utilizing
headphones.
provided
which can be used for audio signals that are not to be switched,
as Radar Altimeter
Audio
and the ring signal from the King KT 96 King Phone.
Page 3-2
Rev.
2, June,
1976
KlNO
KM.A 20 /KR2 1
MARKER
BEACON RECEIVER/
ISOUTION
AMPLIFIER
TABLEOFCONTENTS
SECTION
IV THEORY
OFOPERATIONS
Page
Paragraph
4. 1
4. 1. 1
4. 1.2
4.1.3
4. 1.4
4. 1.5
4. 1.6
4.2
4.2.1
4.2.2
4.2.3
4.2.4
General
RF Section
AGC Circuit
Audio Circuit
Lamp Filters
and Amplifiers
Lamp Dimmer
Lamp Test
General
Audio Switching
Circuit
Microphone
Selector and Audio
Audio Amplifier
Audio Output
4-l
4-l
4-1
4-2
4-2
4-2
4-2
4-2
4-3
4-3
4-3
4-3
Muting
SECTION
V ILLUSTRATED
PARTSLIST
Page
Item
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
KMA 20 Final Assembly

KMA 20 Audio Amplifier
KMA 20 /KR 2 1 Marker
KR 21 Final Assembly
KA 40 Final Assembly
P. C. Board Assembly
P. C. Board Assembly
5-l
5-15
5-18
5-24
5-31
SECTION
VI MAINTENANCE
Page
Paragraph
6. 1
6. 1. 1
6. 1.2
6. 1.3
6. 1.4
6. 1. 5
6.2
6.2. 1
6.2.2
6.2.3
Semiconductor
Maintenance
General
Semiconductor
Test Equipment
Semiconductor
Voltage and Resistance
Measurements
Testing Semiconductors
Replacing
Semiconductors
Alignment
Required
Test Equipment
or its Equivalent
Isolation
Amplifier
(KMA 20)
Marker
Beacon Receiver
(KMA 20 and KR 21)
6-1
6-l
6-l
6-2
6-3
6-4
6-5
6-5
6-5
6-5
LISTOFILLUSTRATIONS
Page
Figure
i
KMA
5-l
5-2
5-3

IV
~O/KR 21 Photo
5-13A
5-29
5-33
KlNG
KMA 20/KR 21
1souTI0N
AMPLIFIER
TABLEOFCONTENTS
LISTOFILLUSTRATIONS
Page
Figure
6-l
6-2
6-3
KMA 20 Isolation
Amplifier
Schematic
and Assembly
KMA 20 Marker
Receiver
Schematic
and Assembly
KR 21 Marker Receiver
Schematic and Assembly
ii
6-5
6-9
6-13
The information
in this maintenance
manual does not profess to include all the
details of design, production,
or variations
of the equipment,
or to cover all
the possible
contingencies
which may arise during operation,
installation,
or
maintenance.
Should special problems
arise or further
information
be desired,
please contact the KING Customer
Service Department.
...
111
MARKER
BEACON RECEIVER/
ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
FIGURE
i KMA
20 AND KR 21
iv

ISOLATION AMPLIFIER
CONTENTS
SEcmN
Paragraph
4.1
4.1.1
4.1.2
4.1. s
4.1.4
4. 1. 5
4.1.6
4.2
4.2.1
4. a. 2
4.2.3
4.2.4
General
RF Section
AGC Circuit
Audio C frcuit
Lamp Filtera and Amplifierr
Lamp Dimmer
Lamp Teat
General
Audio Switching Circuit
Microphone Selector and Audio Muting
Audio Amplifier
Audio Output
IV
P8ge
4-1
4-l
4-l
r-2
4-2
r-a
4-2
r-2
4-S
4-3
4-3
J-3
ZiK
KMA 20/KR 21
ISOLATION AMPLIFIER
SECTIONIV
THEORY
OFOPERATIONS
4.1 GENERAL
(KMA 20 ANDKR 21)
This section pertains
Beacon Receiver.
4.1.1
to the detailed
circuit
operation
of the KMA 20 and KR 21 Marker
RF SECTION
The standard 5052 marker antenna is fed into a double tuned rf transformer
rejection
and impedance matching.
The first rf amplifier
(QlOl) is a transistor
whose gain is varied
collector
current.
This property
is used to adjust the sensitivity
prescribed
limits.
A second double tuned stage is followed
by the mixer
for image
by changing the
of the receiver to the
(Q102).
The local oscillator

is a crystal oscillator
which runs at 85.7MHz.
When mixed
the 75MHz signal in the mixer,
the 10. 7MHz I. F. frequency is produced.
A single tuned transformer
I. F. Amplifier
(Q103).
The filter
(FLlOl)
tuned to 10. 7MHz follows
is a ceramic
The second I. F. amplifier

(FL102).
the mixer
with
and feeds into the first
type tuned to lO.?MHz.
is Q104 which is followed
by another
10.7MHz
ceramic
filter
The third I. F. amplifier

(Q105) feeds the I. F. inductor
(T106) which feeds the rf detector.
This filters
off the rf leaving the audio frequency modulation.
4.1.2
AGC CIRCUIT
The audio signal from the detector is fed to the AGC Amp (Q109). R135 and Cl26 in
conjunction
with the base-emitter
junction of QlO9 form a long time constant detector
Rev.
1, August,
1972
to
Page 4-l
KMA 20IKR 21
ISOLATION AMPLIFIER
to produce a dc voltage proportional
to the signal level from the rf detector.
This voltage
is amplified
and applied to the bases of Q103 and Q104 to provide forward AGC action in
the I. F. strip.
4. 1.3
AUDIO CIRCUIT
The output from the rf detector is fed to QlO8 and Q107 which provides audio output.
This output is fed to the isolation
amplifier
in the KMA 20 and the headphone output in the
KR 2 1. R130 is used to set the level of the audio voltage fed to Q107.
4.1.4
LAMP
FILTERS
AND AMPLIFIER
Since all of the lamp circuits

are the same only one will be discussed.
In the 400Hz
lamp filter and amplifier
(Qlll),
a feedback circuit is incorporated
which is tuned to
This shunt-T filter provides negative feedback at frequencies
above and below
400Hz.
This causes only 400Hz signals to be amplified.
400Hz.
This frequency selective amplifier
feeds a long time constant detector which converts
the audio to dc with a small amount of 400Hz remaining.
The dc portion of this signal
will turn Qll5 on which applies voltage to the blue lamp.
The other two amplifiers
the feedback network.
4. 1.5
LAMP
operate
the same way, the only difference
being the tuning
of
DIMMER
The voltage applied to the lamp is controlled

by Q114 which in turn is controlled
by the
VlO 1, its resistance
is low causing Q 114 to
photocell V 10 1. With normal light striking
be turned on
As the
This increases the lamp voltage and makes the lamp bright.
the light level decreases Q114 is turned off which reduces the lamp voltage.
LAMP
TEST
When test switch

and 115.
SlOlB
4. 1.6
is closed
voltage
is applied
to all three
lamps thru CR113,
114,
4.2 GENERM(KMA20)
This section
Amplifier.
Page 4-2
pertains
to the detailed
circuit
operation
of the KM.A 20 Audio Isolation
Rev. 2 , June,
1976
KMA ZO/KR 21
MARKER
BEACON
RECEIVER/
ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
AUDIO
4. 2. 1
SWITCHING
CIRCUIT
Each audio input is fed to a single pole-double

throw switch.
The center position
is off,
The
down position
feeds the audio to the headphone
output without going through
the audio amplifier.
The up position
routes the audio to an impedance
matching
network
which maintains
a 5000 input
impedance
on each input regardless
of how many inputs are turned on. One non-switched
50052
input has been provided
to provide
a unswitchable
input for Radar Altimeter
input or the ring
signal from the KT 96 King Phone.
MICROPHONE
4. 2. .2
SELECTOR
AND AUDIO
MUTING
A rotary
switch is used to select the proper
input for the microphone.
In the standard
version
a
switch labeled
AUTO
is incorporated
to allow the COMM audio outputs to track the microphone
The international
version
deletes this function
and replaces
the auto function
with another
inputs.
input for an HF transceiver.
Audio muting is obtained
when the MIC Key input (Pin 23) is grounded.
This forward
biases
CR305 which keys the proper
transceiver
depending
on the position
of the mic
selector
switch.
At the same time CR306 is turned on. This opens diode CR301 and CR307 and connects
the input
to the audio amplifier
to AC ground through the 1K resistor,
R311.
Also,
when Corn 1. Corn 2,
HF, TEL are selected
CR308 is forward
biased,
causing Q301 to turn off which shuts down 1301
output stopping
any possible
feedback
paths.
4. 2. 3
AUDIO
The audio
amplifier.
amplifier
is an integrated
The output is push pull
Some of the
4. 2.4
Two
taps
AMPLIFIER
output
AUDIO
of T202
circuit
(1301).
into T201.
is fed back
R318 is used to set the amplification
into pin 2 of 1301 to minimize
transistors
(Q202, Q203) are push-pull
on the output of the transformer
provide
2, June,
the distortion.
OUT PUT
power output transistors
4 and 8 ohm outputs,
For proper
stability
the output must be terminated
if the ramp hailer
This can be accomplished
by adding externally
a 7. 50 5 watt resistor
the KMA 20.
Rev.
of the
1976
which
drive
T202.
Two
function
is not used.
to 80 EXT output from
Page 4-3
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MARKERBEACONRECEIVER/
ISOLATION AMPLIFER
CONTENTS
SECTION
V
ILLUSTRATED
PARTSLIST
Item
::
i:
5.
Page
KMA 20 Audio Amplifier
P.C. Board Assembly
KMA 20/KR 21 Marker P.C. Board Assembly
:::5
5-18
5-24
5-31
QUANTITY
KING RADIO CORP. PARTS LISTING

SYMBOL
PART NUMBER
066-1024-03
066-1024-04
066-1024-05
066-1024-06
066-1024-07
066-1024-08
066-1024-09
066-1024-10
066-1024-11
066-1024-12
066-1024-13
066-1024-14
066-1024-15
066 -1024-16
DESCRIPTION
KMA 20 Standard Version

(with lamp test)
KMA 20 International
Vereion(with
lamp test)
KMA 20 International
Version
with 2-ADF(no
DME) & Lamp Test Switch, 3
KMA 20 Beechcraft
Versio
(Std. King but without
Marl 3rlights)
KMA 20 Beechcraft
Versiol
(Std. King Intl.
Version
2-ADF/No
DME) & Lamp
Test Switches,
No Marker
Lights
KMA 20 Piper Veraion
(No
DME, l-ADF,
COM l-CON
2 MIC Select Only)
KMA 20 Piper Version
(No
DME, l-ADF,
4Posit.
MIC
Select Switch Only)
(No
DME, l-ADF,
l-HF Switch
& position
MIC Select Switc L
Only)
(No
DME, 2-ADF,
No Auto, 5
Position
MIC Select Switch
Only)
KMA 20 Radio Tele Phone
er
(Std. King Version
W/Auto
and 4 Position
MIC Select
Switch)
KMA 20 Piper Version,
1 / )F
4 Position
MIC Select Switc
-20 Standard
Mi(R
K-1651-A
1976
on
X
X
lSHT2OF6/
Version
Rev. 2, June,
KMA 20 Piper Version,

21 IF
No DME 4 F?xition
MIC
Select Switch
KMA 20 Standard Version
Red Lighting
(with lamp
test)
KMA
Less
-09
=
Page 5-l
-23
=
-27
=
k-J
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+,.+..
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ENOR. APPROVAL
PARTS LIST REVISION HISTORY

AME
FINAL
ASSY. NO.
ASSEMBLY
O-66-102d-03/
16
300-0174-00
EV
CHANQE
SYMBOL
PART NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
Retyped on new Format.

Added 13 Versio
Qty. changed on -12 flavor
from - to I.
Added to B/M.
Flavor
14 added
Added to B/M
Added to B/M
Desc. added to B/M
Added to B/M
Deleted
from B/M
Added to B/ M
088-0180-20
066-1024-14
088-0180-22
066-1024-15
088-0136-00
088-0136-01
016 -1004-00
091-0286-02
KMA 20/KR 21 Maintenance/Overhaul

Rev. 2, June, 1976
089-6218-08
089-6218-04
P/N changed from

Added to B/M
Qty. changed from
031-0050-00
088-0180-23
Changed Assy.
No. from
to 066-1024-03/16,
(adding
Added 16 to Desc.
Added to B/M
088-0733-04
20
Rev.
K-1650
2,
_
June,
3/73
- --_
19/b
I-.-
ISHTwLOF
--
I
I
Manual
073-0087-03
2 on ea. to 1 on ea flav
066-1024-03115
Flavor
16 to BM
- _Page b-11
FIGURE
5-LAKMA
10 FINAL
(DWG. NO.
300-0174-00
Rev.
2, June,
1976
ASSEMBLY
R-46)
Page 5-13A
1118
Pl47
(HARN&SSY2)
A
Q
VERSlOh
007-O//~
(Q20/,
20.2,
WNr/RM
P//9
8.5
D@J
END
ON - ) 3 ONLY
0@7-/858-O/
_ _
8.
A
3209
SELETED
ON 066-/024-O&/-09
vhRs/&VS.
.a
FIGURE
5-1B
KMA 20 FINAL
(DWG.
NO.
300-0174-00
Rev.
2, June,
1976
-00
203)
ASSEMBLY
R46)
Page 5-13B
NAME
ASSY. NO.
200-0151
.-
AUDIO AMP. P.C. ASS'Y.

I--
SYMBOL
PART NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
-I
l-
l-
309-5083-00
P.C. Bd. Audio
310-0019-92
Term Standoff
(Wht)
391-0102-00
Spacer
12 pin
Tstr
150-0005-10
Tubing,
Teflon
1301
007-0035-00
Tstr,
:R301
:R302
:R303
:R304
:R305
:R306
:R307
:R308
3R309
307-6029-00
307-6023-00
007-6023-00
007-5011-16
007-6021-00
007-6023-00
007-6029-00
007-6033-00
107-501125
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
lie,
-301
-302
019-2082-65
019-2082-12
Choke Mld 150uh 5%

Choke Mld luh
1
1
:301
:302
:303
;304
:305
:306
:307
1308
:309
:310
1311
1312
1313
:314
:315
:316
1318
:319
:320
:321
096-1007-00
096-1004-00
113-5471-00
097-0056-33
105-0031-32
105-0031-32
096-1007-00
105-0031-68
113-3121-00
096-1007-00
105-0031-74
097-0056-33
096-1007-00
097-0056-49
105-0031-11
113-3121-00
113-5471-00
113-5471-00
113-5471-00
113-5471-00
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
4
1
1 Rev. 3, December,
K-1651
1977
INT
--02
m-
-00
-
Y
*03
.l
1
Sil.
2
3
Sil lN457
Germ lN277
Germ lN277
Zen 9.1V 5%
Rect. Sil
Germ lN277
Sil lN457
Germ lN270
Zen 36V 570
i
1
i
1
Tant 2.2uf 20% 20V

Tant 4.7uf 20% 35V
470pf X5F 10%
Elect 1OOuf 16V
My1 .Oluf 10% 8OV
My1 .Oluf 10% 80V
Tant 2.2uf 20% 20V
My1 .luf
10% 8V
D/C X5F 120pf 5% 500V
Tant 2.2uf 20% 20V
My1 .15uf 10% 8OV
Elect 1OOpf 16V
Tant 2.2uf 20% 20V
Elect 47uf 40V
My1 .0027
10% 8OV
D/C X5F 120pf 5% 500V
470pf X5F 10%
470pf X5F 10%
470pf X5F 10%
470pf X5F 10%
5
2
i
2
i
i
1
Pa;
5-15
NLIMt
ASSY.
NO.
200-0151-0~
LSYMBOL
PART NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
301
20-3006-00
IC Pwp Amp. CA3020
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
320
321
322
,324
325
326
,327
,328
329
331
,332
30-0511-23
30-0511-23
.30-0511-23
.30-0511-23
.30-0511-23
.30-0511-23
.30-0511-23
.30-0511-23
.30-0100-23
L30-0101-25
L30-0102-25
130-0472-25
130-0272-25
130-0391-25
130-0101-25
130-0683-25
130-0244-23
133-0016-09
130-0681-23
130-0680-23
132-5008-00
132-5009-00
132-5009-00
130-0472-25
130-0100-25
130-0562-25
130-0511-23
130-0820-25
130-0274-25
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Rest
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
Res,
0
---01
NT
02
03
F/C 510 ohm QW 5%

F/C 510 ohm QW 5%
F/C 510 ohm QW 5%
F/C 510 ohm QW 5%
F/C 510 ohm QW 5%
F/C 510 ohm QW 5%
F/C 510 ohm QW 5%
F/C 510 ohm QW 5%
F/C 10 ohm QW 5%
F/C 100 ohm QW 10%
F/C 1K QW 10%
F/C 4.7K QW 10%
F/C 2.7K QW 10%
F/C 390 ohm QW 10%
F/C 100 ohm QW 10%
F/C 68K QW 10%
F/C 240K QW 5%
Vari 5K .lW 20%
F/C 680 ohm QW 5%
F/C 68 ohm QW 5%
W/W 390 ohm 2W 10%
W/W .47 ohm 2W 10%
W/W .47 ohm 2W 10%
F/C 4.7K QW 10%
F/C 10 ohm QW 10%
F/C 5.6K QW 10%
F/C 510 ohm QW 5%
82 ohm QW 10%
F/C 270K QW 10%
---
IPage
K-1651
5-16
Rev. 3, December,
1977

SSY. DWQ.
KMA 20lKR 21 Maintenance/Overhaul

Rev. 1, August,
1972
Manual

Rev. 2, June, 1976
Manual
r(MA 20/KR 31 Maintenance/Overhaul

7ev. 3, December, 1977
Manual
.2
13
14
15
16
17
1!3
Rev. 3, December,
K-1650
3/73
1977
Page 5-17
MARKER P.C. ASS'Y.

L
SYMBOL
PART NUMBER
i:::
1115
1116
1117
1118
DESCRIPTION
- QUANTITY
-01
-
109-5082-00
109-5083-00
'.C.
'.C.
112-1002-01
112-1002-02
'ape,Thermosetting
:lect.
Tape (Wht)
.lI
.O
.lO
.O!i
126-0001-00
luss Wire #26
.1
.l
147-1859-00
.ence
188-0066-00
ipacer
191-0121-00
nsulator
150-0004-10
'ubing,
.O'
.05
107-0053-00
107-0036-00
107-0053-00
107-0053-00
107-0036-00
107-0129-00
107-0033-00
107-0033-00
107-0065-00
)07-0129-00
107-0129-00
307-0129-00
007-0026-02
007-0208-00
007-0129-00
007-0129-00
007-0129-00
007-0028-00
'str,
'str,
'str,
'str,
'str,
.str,
'str,
'str,
'str,
'str,
'str,
'str,
istr,
rstr,
rstr,
Tstr,
rstr,
rstr,
!OO-0144-01
101
102
103
104
105
107
108
109
110
111
112
,113
.oo
-
larker REC. Sub-Ass'y

Used on 066-1024-00/02)
larker REC Sub-Ass'y
Used on 066-1024-03/15
!OO-0144-00
Bd
Bd
-02
-
r:
(Xfmr)
Teflon
Sil NPN SE5001

Sil NPN 2N3854A
Sil NPN SE5001
Sil NPN SE5001
Sil NPN 2N3854A
Sil 2N5305
Sil NPN A337
Sil NPN A337
Sil PNP 2N3906
2N5305
2N5305
2N5305
Sil NPN 8340
Sil NPN MJE 800
Sil 2N5305
Sil 2N5305
Sil 2N5305
Sil NPN SE3001
3
3
7
3
1
200-0144-00,
I
Page 5-18
K-1651
SHT -- 2
OF
I T
Rev. 2, June,
1976
NAME
ASSY. NO.
200-0144-00, /Ol
I I i
MARKER PC ASS'Y
I
SYMBOL
PART NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
I
NT
,02
-
CR101
CR103
CR104
CR105
CR106
CR107
CR108
CR109
CR110
CR112
CR113
CR114
CR115
)07-6033-00
107-6033-00
107-6033-00
107-6029-00
107-6029-00
307-6029-00
107-6029-00
107-6029-00
107-6029-00
307-6029-00
107-6029-00
307-6029-00
307-6029-00
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Dio,
Germ IN270
Germ IN270
Germ IN270
Sil IN457
Sil IN457
Sil IN457
s'il IN457
Sil IN457
Sil IN457
Sil IN457
Sil IN457
Sil IN457
Sil IN457
FL101
FL102
317-0028-00
317-0028-00
Fil
Fil
LlOl
L102
L103
L104
319-2055-24
319-2067-00
319-2067-00
x9-2055-10
Choke,
Choke,
Choke,
Choke,
Tlol
T102
T103
T104
T105
T106
319-3047-00
319-3048-00
319-3048-00
319-3048-00
US-8038-00
319-8038-00
Xfmr,
Xfmr,
Xfmr,
Xfmr,
Xfmr,
Xfmr,
75MHz Ant
75MHz RF
75MHz RF
75MHz RF
10.7MHz IF
10.7MHz IF
CJlOO
D26-0018-00
Circuit
Jumper
YlOl
D44-0045-00
Xtal,
x01
El02
x03
Cl04
2105
El06
El07
Cl08
2109
2110
106-0001-29
113-5102-00
113-5102-00
113-5102-00
106-0001-29
113-5102-00
113-6103-00
113-6103-00
113-6103-00
113-6103-00
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
10.7MH.z Bandpass
10.7MHz Bandpass
RF 4.7uh
MLD 22uh
MLD 22uh
RF 0.33uh
10%
85.7MHz
C/C
D/C
D/C
D/C
C/C
D/C
D/C
D/C
D/C
D/C
0.82pf 5%
X5F .Ooluf
X5F .OOluf
X5F .ooluf
0.82pf 5%
X5F .OOluf
.Oluf 50V
. Oluf 50V
.Oluf 50V
.Oluf 50V
5oov
10%
10%
10%
5OOV
10%
400V
400V
400v
400V
Rev. 2, June,
K-1651
,976
1 SHTLOF61
Page 5-19
ASSY. NO.
NAME
200-01
MARKER PC ASS'Y
I-
SYMBOL
DESCRIPTION
PART NUMBER
1111
:112
x13
,114
,115
L116
Cl17
Cl22
Cl23
Cl24
Cl25
Cl26
Cl27
Cl28
Cl29
Cl30
Cl31
Cl32
Cl33
Cl34
Cl35
Cl36
Cl37
Cl38
Cl39
Cl40
,c141
Cl42
Cl43
Cl44
Cl45
Cl46
Cl47
Cl48
Cl49
13-6103-00
13-6103-00
13-6103-00
13-6103-00
13-3470-00
05-0031-20
.13-6103-00
196-1030-09
196-1007-00
.13-51 ;l-01
196-1008-00
196-1030-11
196-1030-09
.05;0031-39
113-6103-00
105-0031-39
105-0031-50
105-0031-21
105-0031-21
105-0031-44
105-0031-32
105-0031-09
105-0031-09
396-1008-00
396-1005-00
396-1008-00
396-1007-00
396-1008-00
396-1007-00
113-3270-00
113-5102-00
113-3270-00
113-3180-00
113-5102-00
113-5102-00
Zap, D/C .Oluf 50V

Zap, D/C .Oluf 50V
Eap, D/C .Oluf 50V
Cap, D/C .Oluf 50V
Cap, D/C X5F 47pf 5% 500~
Cap, My1 .0047uf 10% 80V
Cap, D/C .Oluf 50V
Cap, Tant 15uf 20% 20V
Cap, Tant 2.2uf 20% 20V
Cap, D/C X5F 150pf 10% 400V
Cap, Tant O.luf 20% 35V
Cap, Tant 15uf 20% 20V
Cap, My1 .015uf 5% 80V
Cap, D/C .Oluf 50V
Cap, My1 .015uf
5% 80V
Cap, My1 .033uf 10% 80V
Cap, My1 .0047uf 5% 80V
Cap, My1 .0047uf 5% 80V
Cap, My1 .022uf 10% 80V
Cap, My1 .Oluf 10% 80V
Cap, My1 .0022uf 5% 80V
Cap, My1 .0022uf 5% 80V
Cap, Tant l.Ouf 20% 35V
Cap, D/C 27pf 5% 500V N150
Cap, D/C X5F .OOluf 10% 400V
'Cap, D/C N150 27pf 5% 500V
Cap, D/C N150 18pf 5% 500V
~Cap, D/C X5F .OOluf 10% 400V
Cap, D/C X5F .OOluf 10% 400V
RlOl
R103
R104
R105
R106
R107
R108
R109
RllO
Rlll
R112
R113
R114
R115
130-0331-25
130-0682-25
130-0473-25
130-0102-25
130-0101-25
130-0683-25
133-0016-03
130-0390-25
130-0101-25
130-0331-25
130-0683-25
130-0331-25
130-0016-03
130-0390-25
Res, F/C 330 ohm 10% QW

Res, F/C 6.8K 10% QW
Res, F/C 47K 10% QW
Res, F/C 1K 10% QW
Res,F/C 68K 10% QW
Res, Vari 10K
Res, F/C 68K 10% QW
Res, Vari 10K
-(
I
I
I
I
I
al
DO
-
,Ol
B
4
1
4
4
1
4
4
t
2
2
2
2
f
Page 5-7-O
K-1651
SHT-
4 OF - 6
Rev.
2, June,
1976
1
4
NAME
ASSY. NO.
MARKER PC ASS'Y

SYMBOL
PART NUMBER
?116
7117
?118
u19
2120
R121
R122
R123
R124
R125
R126
R127
R128
R129
R130
R131
R132
30-0101-25
30-0331-25
30-0202-23
30-0471-25
30-0100-25
30-0101-25
.30-0202-23
30-0222-25
.30-0221-25
.30-0471-25
.30-0151-25
.30-0753-23
.30-0473-25
.30-0220-25
.30-0016-02
.30-0104-25
ielected
Value
R133
R134
R135
.30-0473-25
.30-0472-25
.30-0272-25
.30-0122-23
.30-0680-25
.30-0222-25
.30-0153-25
130-0221-25
130-0102-25
136-2801-22
130-0223-25
130-0913-23
136-2673-22
130-0202-23
130-0104-25
136-2371-22
136-2673-22
130-0202-23
130-0153-25
130-0104-25
130-0104-25
130-0202-23
130-0153-25
130-0913-23
136-2211-22
136-2673-22
130-0104-25
130-0333-25
130-0473-25
FKF
R138
R139
R140
R141
R142
R143
R144
R145
R146
R147
R148
R149
R150
R151
R152
R153
R154
R155
R156
R157
R158
R159
R160
R161
A-1 Rev. 2, June,
_-.
K-1651
_..-
1976
200-0144-OO/Ol
I
1
YTITY
DESCRIPTION
les, F/C
tes, F/C
tes, F/C
tes, F/C
les, F/C
tes, F/C
tes, F/C
tes, F/C
tes, F/C
tes, F/C
tes, F/C
tes, F/C
tes, F/C
tes, F/C
{es, Vari
tes, F/C
(es, F/C
loo-220
tes, F/C
tes, F/C
tes, F/C
tes, F/C
?es, F/C
?es, F/C
?es, F/C
Res, F/C
Res, F/C
Res, P/F
Res, F/C
Res, F/C
Res, P/F
Res, F/C
Res, F/C
Res, P/F
Res, P/F
Res, F/C
Res, F/C
Res, F/C
Res, F/C
Res, F/C
Res, F/C
Res, F/C
Res, P/F
Res, P/F
Res, F/C
Res, F/C
Res, F/C
100 ohm 10% QW

330 ohm 10% QW
2.OK 5% QW
470 ohm 10% QW
10 ohm 10% QW
100 ohm 10% QW
2.OK 5% QW
2.2K 10% QW
220 ohm 10% QW
470 ohm 10% QW
150 ohm 10% QW
75K 5% QW
47K 10% QW
22 ohm 10% QW
1K
1OOK 10% QW
(Res. Range
ohm) 10% QW
47K 10% QW
4.7K 10% QW
2.7K 10% QW
1.2K 5% QW
68 ohm 10% QW
2.2K 10% QH
15K 10% QW
220K 10% QW
1K 10% QW
2.8K 1% QW
22K 10% QW
91K 10% QW
267K 1% QW
2.OK 5% QW
1OOK 10% QW
2.37K 1% QW
267K 1% QW
2.OK 5% QW
15K 10% QW
1OOK 10% QW
1OOK 10% QW
2.OK 5% QW
15K 10% QW
91K 5%
2.21K 1% QW
267K 1% QW
1OOK 10% QW
33K 10% QW
47K 10% QW
1 SHTLOF61
>
?
i
1
i
5
1
;
1
1
1
1
i
1
3
Page 5-21
ASSY. NO.
NAME MARKER PC ASS'Y
1
I
200-0144-OO/Ol
QUANTITY
KING RAOIO CORP. PARTS LISTING

SYMBOL
DESCRIPTION
PART NUMBER
162
162
163
163
164
165
166
167
168
168
169
170
30-0103-23
30-0560-35
30-0133-23
30-0103-25
30-0016-02
.30-0016-02
.30-0471-25
.30-0153-25
.30-0220-25
.30-0560-25
.30-0102-25
.30-0102-25
es,
es,
es,
es,
es,
es,
es,
es,
.es,
:es,
:es,
[es,
F/C
F/C
F/C
F/C
Vari
Vari
F/C
F/C
F/C
F/C
F/C
F/C
TlOO
TlOO
TlOl
T102
134-1004-00
134-1009-00
134-1004-00
134-1004-00
'hermistor
'hermistor
'hermistor
'hermistor
10K 5% QW
56 ohm 10% HW
13K 5% QW
10K 10% QW
1K
1K
470 ohm 10% QW
15K ohmlO% QW
22 ohm 10% QW
56 ohm 10%
1K 10% QW
1K 10% QW
1K (-00 only)
500 ohm
1K
1K
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1 Page 5-22
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1976
ENGR. APPROVAL
ASS?
AME
NO.
200-0144-OO/Ol
MARKER PC.ASS'Y
SSY. DWG.
CHANGE
EV
066-1021/1024-00
300-0175-OO/Ol
SYMBOL
DESCRIPTION
PART NUMBER
r(MA 20/KR 21 Maintenance/Overhaul

?ev. 1, August,
1972
Q114
R162
R163
Q114
R163
R169
R144
R156
R162
RTlOO
CR101
CR103
CR104
007-0026-02
130-0560-35
130-0103-25
007-0209-00
130-0133-23
130-0103-23
130-0913-23
130-0913-23
130-0103-23
134-1009-00
007-6033-00
007-6033-00
007-6033-00
deleted
from -01
leleted
from -01
deleted from -01
r\dded to -01
\dded to -01
4dded to -01
Changed from 130-0913-25
Symbol changed from R169
Ihanged from 007-6023-00
3/M's retyped
to new style
B/M
<MA 20/KR 21 Maintenance/Overhaul

iev. 2, June, 1976
I
7ev. 2, June,
K-1650
3/73
1976
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OF
I
1
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Manual
Page 5-23

SYMBOL
Page 5-24
K-1651
PART NUMBER
-mm
00
--I
DESCRIPTION
166-1021-00
166-1021-01
I/O Lamp Test

l/Lamp Test
108-0005-01
308-0060-00
lug, Solder
iolder,
Lug,
309-0029-01
.ight,
Hold Down
D12-1002-01
rape,
Thermosetting
016-1004-00
016-1007-04
dakefield
sealant,
025-0018-00
025-0018-09
025-0018-22
025-0018-26
025-0018-28
025-0018-30
025-0018-33
025-0018-34
025-0018-36
025-0018-40
025-0018-45
025-0018-66
025-0018-89
025-0018-99
lire
lire
rlire
lire
dire
dire
dire
dire
rlire
dire
rlire
vlire
Wire
Wire
026-0003-00
026-0011-00
QI
-01
Y
-
02
03
-
04
-
Y
(
Special
Thermal
Loctite
Comp.
#26AWG (Blk)
#26AWG (Blk/Wht)
#26AWG (Red)
#26AWG (Red/Blu)
#26AWG (Red/Gry)
#26AWG (Orn/Blk)
#26AWG (Orn)
#26AWG (Orn/Yel)
#26AWG (Orn/Blu)
#26AWG (Yel/Blk)
#26AWG (Yel/Grn)
#26AWG (Blu)
#26AWG (Gry/Wht)
#26AWG (Wht)
.21
.20
AR
AR
1R
1R
1.1
.7
.2
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.5
.6
1.
1.0
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.5
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1.5
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1.
FE
.i
1.c
Buss Wire #22AWG

Coax Cable RG 188/U
.l
.5
.l
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031-0180-00
Locking
035-0013-00
035-1037-04
Shipping
Shipping
1
1
1
1
047-1780-01
047-1781-05
047-1782-01
047-2414-05
Enclosure
Insert,
Front
Chassis
Insert,
Front
Ring
Bag, Plastic
Carton
I SHTLOFLI
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1
Panel
Panel
:
1
i
1
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NAME
ASSY. NO.
FINAL ASSEMBLY
066-1021-OO/Ol
l-

SYMBOL
PART NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
I
00
-
157-1199-00
157-1207-00
157-1274-01
lod. Tag
.abel, Patent
:dent, Tag
173-0102-01
'anel,
188-0144-00
188-0145-01
188-0145-02
188-0145-04
188-0145-05
188-0145-07
188-0145-08
188-0181-00
-ens, Half-Toned
-ens, Wht, Horiz
-ens, Wht, Vert
-ens, Blu, Horiz
-ens, Blu, Vert
-ens, Amber, Horiz
-ens, Amber, Vert
iousing,
Marker Lights
189-2140-00
189-5899-04
189-5903-03
189-5903-05
189-6008-04
389-6039-04
189-6163-05
189-6272-00
:SNA Nut #4-40

Scr #2-56 x l/4
Scr #4-40 x 3/16
Scr #4-40 x 5/16
Scr #4-40 x l/4
Scr #2-56 x l/4
Scr #4-40 x 5/16
Scr #O-80 x 3/32
150-0005-10
Teflon
Tubing
200-0144-00
200-0144-01
Marker
Marker
Rec. PC Bd Sub-Ass'y
Ret PC Bd Sub-Ass'y
Q106
307-0112-00
Tstr,
CR102
007-5011-16
Dio,
PlOl
030-2016-00
Conn.
JlOl
030-2018-00
Conn. 9 Pin Male
SlOl
SlOl
031-0071-00
031-0169-00
Switch
Switch
r
1 Rev. 2, June,
1
K-1651
03
14
:
1
1
1
1
PHP
PHP
PHP
FHP
FHP
FHP
PHP
;
i
#20AWG
Zen 9.1V 5%
Female
Toggle
Toggle
(On-On)
(On-On)
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4
4
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1
;
1
1
(on)
1976
NPN 38851
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UT
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32
Front
Sil,
QI
01
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Page 5-25
NAME
ASSY. NO.
FINAL ASSEMBLY
066-1021-OO/( 11
lSYMBOL
PART NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
-01
-
IS101
IS102
DS103
137-0022-00
137-0022-00
,37-0022-00
amp, Tl 5V
amp, Tl 5V
amp, Tl 5V
Cl17
Cl19
Cl20
Cl21
Cl50
.13-3121-00
.13-3121-00
197-0056-49
197-0056-33
197-0056-59
:ap,
,ap,
:ap,
:ap,
:ap,
i
1
1
i
1
1
R124
R168
135-5008-00
130-0082-35
les, W/W 390 ohm 2W

Les, F/C 8.2 ohm HW 10%
VlOl
134-5001-00
'hoto
D/C X5F 120pf 5% 5OOV

D/C X5F 120pf 5% 5OOV
Elect 47uf 40V
Elect 1OOuf 16V
Elect 1Ouf 10% +50% 63V
Cell
1 Page 5-26
SHTLOFL
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-00
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NT
02
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-
-03
-
Rev. 2, June, 1976
1
J
K-1651
ENGR. APPROVAL

ME
ASSY. NO.
FINAL ASSEMBLY
SY. DWG.
300-0203-OO/Ol
V
066-1021-OO/Ol
UNIT
CHANGE
SYMBOL
USED ON
KR 21
PART NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
(MA 20/KR 21 Maintenance/Overhaul

iev. 1, August,
1972
089-6039-04
025-0018-33
025-0018-66
025-0018-99
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K-1650 3/73
1976
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Manual

Changed length from 1.0' to 1.5' for OO/Ol
Changed length from .4' to 1.0' for OO/Ol
Changed length from .5' to 1.0' for OO/Ol
B/M retyped
to new style
B/M
Manual
?ev. 2, June, 1976
lOF-%)
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NOTES
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FIGURE
5-2 JSR 2 1 FINAL
ASSEMBLY
300 -0203 -00 /O 1 R- 10)
(DWG.
NO.
Rev.
2, June,
1976
Page
5-29
NAME
ASSY. NO.
REMOTE LIGHT ADAPTOR
071-0003-00
I
l-
SYMBOL
PART NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
.I
00
-
304-0057-00
M!PS
306-0046-00
I nstallation
008-0060-00
S'older
Lug,
009-0029-01
L.ight,
Hold Down
025-0018-00
025-0018-33
025-0018-66
025-0018-99
klire,
klire,
klire,
klire,
#26AWG (Blk)
#26AWG (Orn)
#26AWG (Blu)
#26AWG (Wht)
.3
.3
.3
.3
030-2016-00
030-2018-00
(:onn.
c:onn.
9 Pin Female
9 Pin Male
1
1
035-1013-00
C
.ihipping
037-0022-00
1-amp, Tl,
047-1781-04
047-1970-00
1[nsert,
Front
Elnclosure
057-1280-01
1[dent,
Tag
073-0102-01
F'anel,
Front
088-0144-00
088-0145-01
088-0145-02
088-0145-04
088-0145-05
088-0145-07
088-0145-08
088-0181-00
1-ens, Half-Toned
1-ens (Wht) Horiz
1-ens (Wht) Vert
I-ens (Blu) Horiz
-ens (Blu) Vert
1-ens (Amber) Horiz
I-ens (Amber) Vert
Marker Lights
tiousing
089-5899-04
089-5903-04
089-6039-04
089-6163-05
089-6272-00
089-8003-34
<jcr #2-56 x l/4 PHP

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,jcr #2-56 x l/4 PHP
,jcr #4-40 x 5/16 PHP
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2
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150-0042- 10
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QUANTITY
01
03
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REF
Manual
Special
Bag, Plastic
REF
1
1
3
5V
Panel
1
1
:
1
1
1
1
1
1
:
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Tubing
*See Ass'y Drawing

(To be shipped separately)
Rev. 2, June,
K-1651
1976
SHTLOFwL
Page 5-31
ENGR. APPROVAL

AME
ASSY. NO.
REMOTE LIGHT ADAPTOR
SSY. DWG.
USED ON
KA 40
300-0204-00
EV
071-0003-00
UNIT
CHANGE
SY YBOL
PART NUMBER
DESCRIPTION

Rev. 1, August,
1972
071-0003-00
089-6039-04
B/M Number changed from 070-0003-00

B/M retyped
to new style of B/M
Rev. 2, June, 1976
'age 5-32
K-1650
3/73
Manual
SHTmi...mOF 2
Rev. 2, June,
Manual
1976
ia5
KMA 2O/KR 21
ISOLATION AMPLIFIER
CONTENTS
SECTION
VI
MAINTENANCE
Page
Paragraph
6. 1
6. 1. 1
6. 1.2
6. 1. 3
6. 1.4
6. 1. 5
6.2
6.2. 1
6.2.2
6.2.3
Se,miconduc tor Maintenance

General
Semiconductor
Test Equipment
Semiconductor
Voltage and Resistance Measurements
Testing Semiconductors
Replacing Semiconductors
Alignment
Required Test Equipment or its Equivalent
Isolation Amplifier
(KMA 20)
Marker Beacon Receiver
(KMA 20 and KR 21)
6-l
6-l
6-l
6-2
6-3
6-4
6-5
6-5
6-5
6-5
KlNG
KMA 20/KR 21
MARKER
BEACON RECEIVER
ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
SECTIONVI
MAINTENANCE
6.1 SEMICONDUCTOR
MAINTENANCE
6. 1. 1
GENERAL
Due to the wide utilization

of transistors
and ICs (semiconductor
devices) in this electronic
equipSince the impedances
and
ment, special techniques
are necessary
in maintenance
procedures.
resistances
encountered
in solid state circuits
are of low values,
a few ohms discrepancy
can
Also, coupling and filter capacitors
are generally
greatly affect the performance
of the equipment.
large values and usually are of the tantalum
type.
Hence, when measuring
values of capacitors,
an instrument
accurate
in the high ranges must be employed.
Capacitor
polarity
must be observed
Usually,
more accurate
measurements
can be obtained if the semiwhen measuring
resistance.
conductors
are removed or disconnected
from the circuit.
6. 1.2
SEMICONDUCTOR
TEST
EQUIPMENT
Damage to semiconductors
by test equipment
current
or voltage to the elements.
Common
in the following
paragraph.
is usually the result of accidentally

apply too much
causes of damage from test equipment
are discussed
A.
Test equipment
with transformerless
power supplies is
Transformerless
Power Supplies.
However,
this type of test equipment
can be used by employone source of high current.
ing an isolation
transformer
in the AC power line.
B.
It is still possible
to damage a semiconductor
from line current,
even though
Line Filter.
the test equipment
has a power transformer
in the power supply, if the test equipment
is
This filter
may function as a voltage divider
and apply half
provided
with a line filter.
To eliminate
this condition,
connect a ground wire from
voltage to the semiconductor.
the chassis of the test equipment
to the chassis of the equipment
under test before making
any other connections.
C.
Another cause of semiconductor

damage is a multimeter
Low-Sensitivity
Multimeters.
that requires
excessive
current
to provide adequate indications.
Multimeters
with
sensitivities
of less than 20,000-ohms/volt
should not be used on semiconductors.
A
multimeter
with low sensitivity
will draw too much current
through many types of small
When in doubt as to the amount of current
supplied by
semiconductors
causing damage.
a multimeter,
check the multimeter
circuits
on all scales with an external,
low-resistance
If more than one milliampere
multimeter
connected in series with the multimeter
leads.
is drawn on any range, this range cannot be safely used on small semiconductors.
D.
Power Supply.
When using a battery-type
power supply, always use fresh batteries
of the
Make certain that the polarity
of the power supply is correct
for the equipproper value.
Do not use power supplies having poor voltage regulation.
ment under test.
6. 1.3
SEMICONDUCTOR
A.
Transistors
VOLTAGE
AND RESISTANCE
MEASUREMENTS
When measuring
voltage or resistance
in circuits
containing
semiconductor
devices,
Since the values of
remember
that these components
are polarity
and voltage conscious.
capacitors
used in semiconductor
circuits
are usually large,
time is required
to charge
Rev.
1, August,
1972
Page 6-l
KlNG
KMA 20/KR 21
MARKER
BEACON RECEIVER
ISOLATIONAMPLIFIER
these capacitors
when they appear.
Thus, any reading obtained is subject to error if
sufficient
time is not allowed for the capacitor
to fully charge.
When in doubt it may be
best in some cases to isolate the components
in question and measure them individually.
B.
Operational
Amplifiers
Precision
AC voltage measurements
are not needed in testing operation
amplifiers.
oscilloscope
with a calibrated
vertical
and horizontal
axis is normally
used in order
measure the signals associated
with an operational
amplifier.
Precision
DC voltage
measurements
should be made with a digital voltmeter
with a floating ground.
6. 1.4
TESTING
A.
Transistors
An
to
SEMICONDUCTORS
A transistor
checker should be used to properly
evaluate transistors.
If a transistor
tester is not available,
a good multimeter
may be used.
Make sure that the multimeter
meets the requirements
outlined in the preceeding
paragraph.
(1)
PNP Transistor.
To check a PNP transistor,
connect the positive
lead of the
multimeter
to the base of the transistor
and the negative lead to the emitter.
Generally,
a resistance
reading of 50,000 ohms or more should be obtained.
With the positive
Reconnect the multimeter
with the negative lead to the base.
lead connected to the emitter
a resistance
value of 500 ohms or less should be
obtained.
(2)
NPN Transistor.
Similar
tests made on an NPN transistor
should produce the
following
results:
With the negative lead of the multimeter
connected to the base
of the transistor
the value of resistance
between the base and the collector
should
With the positive
lead of the multimeter
connected to the base, the value
be high.
of resistance
between the base and the collector
should be low.
If these results
are not obtained,
the transistor
is probably
defective
and should be replaced.
-CAUTIONIf a transistor
is found to be defective,
make certain that the
circuit
is in good operating
order before installing
a replacement transistor.
If a short circuit
exists in the circuit,
putting
in another transistor
will most likely result in burning out the
new component.
(3)
Always check the value of the bias resistors

in series wit11 the various transistor
A transistor
is very sensitive
to improper
bias voltage therefore,
a
elements.
short or open circuit
in the bias resistance
may damage the transistor.
6. 1.5
REPLACING
A.
Transistors
SEMICONDUCTORS
thus
Never remove or replace a transistor
with the supply voltage turned on. Transients
If a transistor
produced may damage the transistor
or others remaining
in the circuit.
is to be evaluated in an external
test circuit,
be sure that no more voltage is applied to it
than normally
is used in the circuit
from which it came.
Page 6-2
Rev.
1, August,
1972
KMA 20/KR 21
MARKER
BEACON RECEIVER
ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
B.
(1)
Use only a low heat soldering
(2)
When installing
or removing
a soldered-in
semiconductor
grasp the lead to which
heat is applied between the solder joint and the semiconductor
with long nosed
pliers.
This will dissipate
some of the heat that would otherwise
conduct into the
semiconductor
from the soldering
iron.
Make certain that all wires soldered to
semiconductor
terminals
have first been properly
tinned so that the necessary
connection
can be made quickly.
Excessive
heat will permanently
ddmage a semiconductor.
i3)
In some cases, power transistors

are mounted on heat sinks that are designed to
dissipate
heat away from them.
In some power circuits,
the transistor
must also
be insulated
from ground.
Often, this insulating
is accomplished
by means of
insulating
washers made of mica.
When replacing
transistors
mounted in this
manner,
be sure that the insulating
washers are replaced
in proper order.
After
the transistor
is mounted,
and before making any connections,
check from the
case of the transistor
to ground with a multimeter
to see that the insulation
is
effective.
Integrated
iron
when installing
or removing
soldered-in
parts.
Circuits
If an I. C. is known to be defective,
the easiest way to remove it is to cut off each of its
pins, remove the case, and then unsolder
the remaining
pins from the integrated
circuit
card one by one. This is preferable
over removing
the I. C. intact because attempts to
remove the I. C. intact may result in damage to the card.
Though, if it is desired to
remove an I. C. intact a soldering
iron with a special tip may be used that will heat all
the pins on the backside of the card at the same time.
After removal,
the holes of the
card should be cleaned of solder so that the replacement
I. C. may be installed.
Note
the marking
indentation
of the I. C. before removal,
and replace the new one with the
same orientation
as the one removed.
Rev.
1, August,
1972
Page 6-3
KlNG
KMA 2O/KR 21
MARKER
BEACON RECEIVER
ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
6.2 ALIGNMENT
6.2. 1
EQUIPMENT
REQUIRED
OR ITS EQUIVALENT
NAME
1.
2.
3.
4.
6. 2.2
Hewlett Packard
Hewlett Packard
Eldorado
Eico
ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
(KMA
With the speaker output terminated

audio input.
Set R3 18 to produce
THE KMA
MODEL
FUNCTION
HP 608E
HP 200CD
1820A
261
Signal Generator
Audio Oscillator
Digital Voltmeter
Audio DB/Watt
Meter
20)
in 4 ohms, apply a 5VRMS at 1KHz signal

5V across the 4 ohm speaker load.
RECEIVER
20 /KR 2 1
MARKER
(a)
Apply a 75MHz signal modulated

with 1300Hz modulation
to the antenna input
Set Hi-Lo
6db pad. Monitor
the dc lamp voltage applied to the amber lamp.
switch to Hi sensitivity
position.
(b)
With no R. F. applied,
R114 and Q104.
(cl
Increase
the rf input level until 2 to 4 volts lamp voltage is obtained.
Align RF section
RF
by adjusting
T 10 1, T102, T103 and T104 until maximum
lamp voltage is obtained.
input must be reduced as necessary
to maintain
3.2 volts lamp threshold
voltage.
(d)
Align
input
(e)
Set the rf input to 5O~pv hard and adjust R164 for 3.2V lamp voltage.
switch to low and the rf signal to 2000~~ hard.
Adjust R165 for 3.2V
Repeat the preceeding
until the two sensitivity
settings are repeatable.
(0
Repeat
k)
Apply 2OOOclv hard rf modulated

at 1KHz and monitor the marker output at the positive
Output should be terminated
in 500 ohms on the KR 21 and the marker audio
end of C122.
switch to speaker on the KMA 20. Adjust R130 for 1VRMS marker audio output.
adjust
(KMA
at the COMM
6.2.3
Page 6-4
BEACON
TO ALIGN
20 and KR 21)
R108 for . 120V on the emitter
of Q103.
Do the same for
IF section by adjusting
T105 and T106 until maximum
lamp voltage
must be reduced as necessary
to maintain
3.2 volts lamp threshold
steps C and D until
no further
increase
in sensitivity
through a
sensitivity
is obtained.
voltage.
RF
Set the Hi-Lo

lamp voltage.
can be obtained.
Rev.
1, August,
1972
E
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1
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ISOLATION AMPLIFIER
PPlRT
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THE BLUE SHADED AREAS REFER TO CHPNfES

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200-0151-W
THioK+
19
REVISION
NUWERS
BESIDE
BLUE SH4DED AREAS REFER TO REVISIOh,
OF THE PC BOARC ASSEWLY
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AlRCRAFT
PWR
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TABULATION
FOR THE PIN
FUNCTIONS
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MKR
SP
P402 OP
24
24
24
24
19 23
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500~
31
PI80 0
PI81 0
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INPUT
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PI82 0
PI66 0
500~
19
INPUT
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500~
PI68 0
AUDIO
AMP
REGULATED
5%
1
VOLTAGE
T
R320
nr
R332fl
e.W
,
;
PI67 0
34
(GRY/WHTl
TO MKR
BOARD
1
-
36
?EY!S:ON
LEVELS
-._
,
INPUT
11
>L"3
I
I
t
,WHTIORN,
PI69 0
5
-
PI70 0
500n
I4
Pi71 0
PI72 0
500,,
INPUT
INPUT-
SEE
NOTE
--?
/BLK)
s202
L
)
12
PI730
(WHT
I3
!3
PI74 0
PI75 0
NOTES;
I
2.
3
4
5
6
7
PI76 0
P2OlO
PI78
0
0
OPI 85
OPI 86
e
-
PI790
26
!5
24
-H-u-
IO
GERMANIUM
I
8
7
2
9
S202
LABELED
HF FOR INTERNATIONAL
MODEL;
AUTO FOR STANDARD
MODEL.
DASHED
CONNECTION
IN 066-1024-06;09;10
VERSIONS
ONLY.
S2Ol SWlTCH
WAFERS
SHOWN
AS VIEWED
FROM
THE FACE OF THE UNIT
5201 IS MECHANlCALLY
STOPPED
AT COMl
IN STANDARD
MODEL.
LABELED
HF ONLY IN INTERNATIONAL
MODEL.
200 SERlES
NUMBERS
ARE CHASSIS
MOUNTED
PARTS
UNLESS
NOTED,
ALL
RESISTORS
ARE 10% AND l/4W
ALL
CAPACITORS
ARE IN MICROFARADS
DIODE
SYMBOLS:
i^H
MIC AUDIO
IF MIC AUDIO
,,,
RAMP
(YEL/WHTl
SPKR
Y-r
SEE NOTE
lYEL/BLU)
HAIL
BOTTOM
SILICON
VIEW
II
(BLUI
ECB
3.9651
CR302
(REF)
CRM3
INSTRUMENT
(REF)
LIGHTS
F
I
R203
F
PWR
&GND
10. 066~024-O&-09
IS CONNECTED
II.
FUNCTION
FUNCTlON
VERSIONS
S209
TO 5206
BY DASHED
SELECTOR
SELECTOR
AS
SHWN
SPKR
FOR 066-1024-10,-l
COY
COMI
LOAD
IS DELETED.
MARKER
AUDIO
CONNECTION.:-06,-09VERSIONS
FOR 066-1024-OS,-09
%
6
VERSIONS
I
COM 2
COM 2
SPKR
LOAD
EX?
(GRYI
PA
-06
This
-11,
Rev.
3, December,
schematic
covers
-13, and -14.
KMA 20 versions
066-1024-08
22
thru
FIGURE 6-1A KMA 20 ISOLATION AMPLIFIER SCHEMATIC AND ASSEMBLY

(Dwg. No. 002-0135-02,
R-16)
1977
(Dwg. No. 300-0176-00,
R-13)
(Sheet 3 of 3)
Page 6-5A
4nP.A.
(YE
NOTE
II)
bERSION
LAST
RES
C
L
0
E
F.
0
CR
T
-09
VERSION
1 VERSIONS
ARE hs
INPUT
OHLYI
ONLY.
FOLLOWS:
329
*321
0302
*203.301
-309
=202
13. FOLLOWING
CONNECTIONS
IN -0 VERSION
ONLY.
PIN 31
PIN 30
PIN29
PIN 16
PIN I5
PIN I4
PIN I3
ZENER
OF TRANSISTORS.
A
B
c
FROM
(RED/BLKI
12
WIRE
WHT/VIO
WHT/BW
WliT/GRN
WHT/ORN
WliT/RED
WtiT/BRN
WHTIBLK
TO
S206
Sx)B
Sx)7
S206
5205
S204
S203
18
no
2 P
l-T--N
I
0
il
-,
I
O9l-OlO2-00 -,
009~5083-007
RED)
PI800
AIRCRAFT
PWR
11375
OR 275
VDC)
1
PI81 0
P402 OF
PI66 0
REGULATED<
c VOLTAGE
TO MKR
BOARD
PI82 0
AUDIO
THE FOLLOWING IS A
TABVLATION FOR THE PIN
FUNCTIONS ON MA-20
VERSIONS: 066.lO24-
PI67 0
AMP
REGULATED
1
CORN1
VOLTAGE
T
PI68 0
PI69 0
IAOF
PI70 0
/ ADF IADF I 11~0
PI71 0
PI720
PI73 0
PI74 0
PI750
OP208
PI76 0
0
PI83
0
P2OlO
oPl84
=CR306
0
PI78
0
OPI 86
PI790
Fl87
@PI 85
SEE NOTE
13
lC321
cp
47OPl
-
I: 13
J
NOTES;
5202
3
4
5
0
7
16
.
---------i---..------.-----l--.----i
'5
!4
10
/I
!8
!7
2
009-508300
dlC
;OM 2
;CV
iF
SPKR
ADlC
IN
4n
MIC AUDI?
MIC AUDIO
HF FOR
INTERNATIONAL
MODEL;
IN 066.1024-06,-09.-IO
AUTO
FOR
STANDARD
MODEL.
VERSIONS ONLY.
S2Ol SWITCH
WAFERS
SHOWN AS VIEWED
FROM
THE FACE OF THE
5201 IS MECHANICALLY
STOPPED
AT COMi
IN STANDARD
MODEL.
LABELED
MODEL.
200 SER,ES
NUMBERS
ARE CHASSIS
MOUNTED
PARTS
UNLESS
NOTED,
ALL
RESISTORS
ARE 10% AND l/4W
ALL
CAPACITORS
ARE iN MICROFARADS
DlODE
SYMBOLS;
NIT
CCMI
-H--MGERMANIUM
SILICON
J
ZENEA
IYELfGRYI
(YEL/WHTI
BOTTOM
VIEW
OF TRANSISTORS.
SEE NOTE I I
fYEL/BL,
HAIL SPKR
!RED/BL
(GHN!
(YELIGRN,
MIC AUDIO
3n RAYP
iFMICKEYfYEL/ERNl
\,RCRAFT
LABELED
2. DASHED CONNECTION
-J
IBLU)
K,
EC6
36651
NOTE:
Q202
and Q203
Location
(See Page
5-13A)
INSTRUMENT
LIGHTS
R203
82n
5w
6
II.
PWR
&GNO
COM
I 301
0. 066~lO24-O&-O9
VERSIONS 5209 IS DELETED.
MARKER AUDIO INPUT
IS CONNECTED TO 5209 BY DASHED CONNECTION.f-06,+,9VERSIONS
ONLY1
SPKR
FUNCTION SELECTOR AS SHCMN FOR 066.1024-10,-l

I VERSIONS ONLY.
FUNCTION SELECTOR FOR 066~1024-O&-09
VERSIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
COM I
COM 2
CiMl
LOAD
ccM2
EXT
COM 2
SPKR
LOAD
(GRYI
PA
8
This schematic
covers
versions
066-1024-08
FIGURE
Rev.
2, June,
1976
6 - 1AKMA
(DWG.
20 ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
NOs.
002-0135-02
R-13,
KMA 20
thru -11, -13
SCHEMATIC
300-0176-00,
22
and -14.
AND
Rq2)
ASSEMBLY
Page
6-5A
(WHITE1
-00 WERSION
-09
VERSION
I2
A LAST
6
,I
D
E
F.
RES 329
C
L
321
a302
=203,301
CR *308
T *202
13 FOLLOWING CONNECTIONS
IN -tO VERSION ONLY.
FROM
WIRE
TO
PIN 31
PIN 30
PIN29
PIN 16
PIN 15
PIN 14
PIN 13
WHT/VIO
WHT/BLU
WHT/GRN
WHT/ORN
WHT/RED
WHT/BRN
WHTBLK
5209
5206
5207
S206
5205
S204
S203
009-5083-00
::l\i
o..3eB
40
Pi640
40
i n
PI65 OP3c#J
ii
pF-p
24
24
24
24
OF
36
Pi800
ujv
PART
3201
Pi81 0
19 23
34
12
12
(RED)
PI82 0
PI66 0
AIRCRAFT
PWR
0375
OR 275VDCl
T
IC202
TI2OP
z
PI67 0
HEADPHONES
32
THE FOLLOWING
IS A
TABULATION
FC+Z THE PIN
FWJCTIONS
ON KMA-20
YERSIONS: c66-lD24-
PI68 0
(GRN/YEL)
PI71 0
ADF
R30I
-^^
,..^ ,- ,....,- .^^., ~
3uI\INrI
,v#nl/unr,
nnron
!YE
PI69 0
PI70 0
NOTE
IO
=f
r -c,H-;B--$07
ADF
50Gn
INPUT
500~
INPUT
RFzo,2
;ylBL,WYTIg
/I
Pi72 0
321R318
PI73 0
C32l
PI74 0
16
--I
PI750
PUDIO
I ITC
15
PI76 0
P2OlO
PI78
500n
14 r
INPUT
0
0
SEE NOTE
PI79 0
I3
23
MIC
KEY 1k
(6
;-SEE
I
K/yEtl
NOTE
.i
8
2
CR302
CR303
u)
ii2
G
-----L-j
I
I
I
52GlA
RFAR
tic?
(BLU/YELl
NOTES,
/
2.
3
4
5
6
26
CR302
(REFI
CR303
( REF )
25
24
IO
II
21
,7
2
g
NOTE:
Q202
and Q203
Location
(See Page
5-5A)
\
HFMICKEY(YEL/BRNl
AIRCRAFT
SPKR
MIC
IN
AUDIO
CON 2
C:H
4r,
tYEL/GRN)
MIC AUDI3
MIC AUDIO
B,,
RAMP
SPKR
u
YENOTE
SlLlCON
BOTTJM
VlEW
-8
ZENER
OF TRANSISTORS,
II
ECB
38851
INSTRUMENT
LIGHTS
I 301
10. 066~IG24-OB,-09
IS CONNECTED
Il.
FUNCTION
FUNCTION
SPKA
LOAD
VERSIONS
5209
IS DELETED.
MARKER
AUDIO
TO S2OB BY DASHED
OINNECTION.l-08,-09VERSIONS
SELECTOR
SELECTOR
AS
SHWN
SPKR
LOAD
VERSIONS
COM I
COM 2
Cm2
COM 2
FOR 066-1024-,0,-l
FOR 066~1024-O&-O9
asAl
(BRN)
EXT
(GRY)
PA
This schematic
covers
versions
066-1024-08
FIGURE
Rev.
1, August,
6 - 1AKMA
(DWG.
1972
20 ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
NOs.
002-0135-02
R-4,
KMA 20
thru -11.
SCHEMATIC
300-0176-00
B y
EXT
RAMP
HAlL
SPKR
r
22
AND
R-7)
ASSEMBLY
Page
6-5A
4nPA.
(SEE
NOTE
I I)
LOAD
(WHT!
A. LAST
e
*
c. *
D.
E
F.
-0SMRSION
-09
VERSION
I VERSIWS
INPUT
ONLY)
ONLY,
ARE As FOLLOWS.
RES
c
32s
*21
301
Q
CR
1
203.3OI
309
8202
13. FOLLOWING
CONNECTIONS
IN -0 MRSION
ONLY.
PIN 31
PIN SO
PIN29
PIN 16
PIN IS
PIN I4
PIN 13
(BLUI
I2
FROM
GERMANIUM
PA
(YELIWHTI
lYEL/ELU)
HAIL
-ct-bt
C0M2
EXT
(YELIGRY)
YIC AUDIO
HF
\
\ CMl
HF
IGRN)
5202
LABELED
MODEL;
AUTO FOR I STANDARD
MODEL
DASHED CONNECTION
IN C66-1024-OB-09,~IO
VERSIONS
ONLY.
5201 SWITCH
WAFERS
SHOWN As VlEWED
FROM
THE FACE OF THE UNIT
S201 IS MECHANICALLY
STOPPED
AT COMI IN STANDARD
M( IDEL.
MODEL.
LABELED
MODEL.
200 SERIES
NUMBERS
ARE CHASSIS
MOUNTED
PARTS
UNLESS
NOTED,
ALL
RESISTORS
ARE 10% AND 1/4W
ALL
CAPACITORS
ARE IN MICROFARADS
DIODE
SYMBOLS;
WIRE
WHl/VIO
WliT/BUJ
WliT/GRN
wHT/ORN
YHTIRED
WHTIBRN
WHT/BLK
TO
S208
S208
S207
Sk?06
S2OS
S204
SP3
KING
KMA ZO/KR 21
ISOLATION AlIPLIFIE!?
REVISIDh
NUHBER,
BESIDE
OF THE Pf SOAP@ ASSEEIRL
RLUE
;HAJE:
ARE.iS
REFt
TO REVIIDN
LEYLLS
- CLL
qJ l2OPf
RADAR
ALT
500~.
ad 5%
t&S-
INPUT
=
5
32
wHoNEs
(GRN/YEL~
M MKR
SEE NOTE
13
s209
SP
(GRY/WHT)
a301
510
5%
AUDIO
R317
240K
-I
31
9-
AMP
L-1
3c
2s
16
PUDIO
MUTE
15
14
--I^...
_ ,wn,
I3
&
PH
a231
35v
IK
Ycog
4ti
I-
SEE
NOTE
\\
-1----T---/
25
10
iFMICKEY(YEL/BRN,
&IRCAAFT
SPKR
WC AUDIO
?B
!7
I2
J
:CM
:ZLI
IN
Sn
4,,
MIC AUDiO
RAMP
\~ COM2
COM)
EXT
(GRNI
-Ix*
IYELIGRNI
MIC AUDI?
-IF MIC AUDIO
NOTES;
I
5202
LABELED
MODEL;
AUTO FOR STANDARD
MODEL
2 DASHED
CONNECTlON
IN STANDARD
AND 066-024-12
VERSlONS
ONLY
3 S201 SWlTCH
WAFERS
SHOWN AS VIEWED
FROM
THE FACE OF THE NlT
4 5201
IS MECHANlCALLY
STOPPED
AT CO,.,
IN STANDARD
MODEL
5 LABELED
MODEL.
6 200 SERIES
NUMBERS
ARE CHASSiS
MOUNTED
PARTS
UNLESS
NOTED,
ALL
RESlSTORS
ARE 10% AND ,,,W
ALL
CAPACITORS
ARE IN MCROFARADS
6 DIODE SYMBOLS;
26
24
GERMANIUM
SILICON
-6
ZENER
(YEL/GRY)
9
(YEL/WHTI
BOTTOM
VIEW
OF TRANSISTORS,
lYEL/BLU)
HAIL
SPKR
IBLU)
(RED/BLK)
ECE
38851
10. THIS
SCHEMATIC
OF THE KMAZO
R203
See Figure
This
-07,
6-1A for
schematic
-12, -15,
Assembly
covers
KMA 20 versions
and -16.
066-1024-03
COM /
SPKR
LOAD
COM 2
SPKR
LOAD
(WHITE)
thru
FIGURE 6-18
Rev.
3, December,
1977
PWR
&GGND
*:,n
Drawing
@!A 20 ISOLATION AMPLIFIER AND ASSEMBLY

(Dwg. No. 002-0135-02,
R-16)
(Sheet 1 of 3)
Page 6-58
002-0135-OOW3l
INSTRUMENT
LIGHTS
,-p2OP
Y
C321
470 pf
23
1
c315
0027
(GRYI
COVERS
066-1024.03/04/05/06/07/12116MRSlON
II.
A
B
C
LAST
D
E
F.
Ia
L*
RES
C
L
A329
6321
302
a p203,301
CR *309
T
202
12. IN THE -12 VERSION.
CONNECTION
IS WOE FROU PIN I3 OF REAR
COH(ECTOR TO S20lA (FRONTI PIN@.
NO CONNECTION IS MADE FFzOM
PIN I3 OF REAR COMECTOR TO
WIPER OF S202.
OPSHED CONNECTION
WYTE 21 IN -12 VERSION ALSO.
13. ON-l6.ERYoN.. i:
CTED fM!M
-,
AUOIO WT
RN ISOF 5201
vi-
PART
320,
oi
(RED)
AlRCR.4FT
PWR
lc202
0375
OR 275DCl
12crt
32 PADPHONES
.GR~/YELI
R301
5!0
s209
RYI
bbCT!O1.-
COM I 500n
HFMIC
AIRCRAFT
SPKR
,,
MIC
IN
AUDIO
COM 2
27
C?H
,2
HF
MIC AUDIO
8n
RAMP
MUTE
I .
SEE
NOTE
IGRN)
COMZ
EXT
--w-MGERMANIUM
SILICON
(YEL/GRY)
9
(YEL/WHTl
BOTTOM
VIEW
-6
ZENER
OF TRANSISTORS.
SPKR
(BLUI
(RED/BLKO
ECB
38851
INSTRUMENT
LIGHTS
IO
See Figure
for Assembly
KMA
FIGURE
Rev.
1, August,
1972
6-1B
6-1A
Drawing
This Schematic covers

20 versions
066-1024-03
COM I
EXT
thru
KMA 20 ISOLATION
AMPLIFIER
(DWG. NO. 002-0135-02
R-4)
-07.
AND ASSEMBLY
Page 6-5B
?$I
*II
(YEL/BLU)
HAIL
~322
!YELIGRN)
MIC AUDIO
Cl201REG
NOTES;
/
S202
LABELED
MODEL;
AUTO FOR STANDARD
MODEL,
2 DASHED
CONNECTION
IN STANDARD
VERSION
ONLY,
3 5201 SWITCH
WAFERS
SHOWN AS VIEWED
FROM
THE FACE OF THE NIT
4 5201 IS MECHANICALLY
STOPPED
AT COMI IN STANDARD
MODEL.
5 LABELED
MODEL.
d 200 SERIES
NUMBERS
ARE CHASSIS
MOUNTED
PARTS
UNLESS
NOTED;
ALL
RESISTORS
ARE 10% AND 1/4W
ALL
ZAPACITORS
ARE 1N MICROFARADS
8 DIODE SYMBOLS.
4,,
MICAUDIZ
_ CORN)
AMP
f--r
KEY lYEL/ERN,
2B
L)
AUDIO
R3 )
IO0
~REGULATED
LvOLTAGE
I-
,.
Rg323
-----T
s203
/BRNl
_ (WHT
INPUT
24
TO MKR
BOARD
AS ADF ,,2)S20B
066.1024-07
I
,4
---~..-
SPKQ
RAMP
HAIL
LOAD
(BRNI
SPKR
LOAC
IWH?
THIS
SCHEMATIC
OF THE KMA 20
COVERS
066-1024-03/04/05/06x)7
002-
0135-00(R@
VERSIONS
IO.
A
0.
c.
LAST
*
RES
c
*326
.,,I
L-
--
8301
203.3DI
D.
E.
CR -30.9
F.
*202
-----P--P----I
Cl05
R.F.
.BZPf
\I
AMPL.
--
MIXER
ic
po1
--
2nd IF
1st IF err
3rd
IF
45
I
---/-
-2
RI26
I50
c,38
2
3
OS!-0121-00
UNDER
4.OY
FACINQ
IS
RIQHT
STIOS.
RI,,.
CONNECT
WAND
CONDUCTOR
THE
HZ AMPL.
1300 HZ AMPL.
SED
TIOI.T102.T103.T104.TlDI
RI08
1HE
INSULATOR
400
WlPER
4xm-
cxiG.9,,
NOTES
TO
I.
IVIEWED
7
WIPER).
2
6 FORM
C 39,~14l,C!42
IN DETAIL
A
Cl43
UNLESS
NOTED:
Q101,9103,0101 CHANGED FRO

TO KPN 007-0053~00
AT S/N i
DIODES
ARE
ALL
ALL
ALL
CAPACITANCES
ARE IN MICAOFARADS,~,,,,.
RESISTANCES
ARE IN OHMS,114,,
5%.
INDUCTANCESARE
IN MICROHENRIES,,,,h,.
THUS:
AS SHOWk
I
GERMANIUM
LIGHT
3000
HZ AMPL.
2N5305
8340
DASHED
AREA INDICATES
NOT ON -O&S-,024-06,Oi
DS2OI,202,203
VERSIONS
FIGURE
Rev.
2, June,
1976
6-2
KMA
(DWG.
KMA
thru
20
-15.
20 MARKER
RECEIVER
SCHEMATIC
R-13,
300-0175-01,
002-0135-02,
NOs.
AND ASSEMBLY
R-6)
Page
6-7
BOTTOM
SET RI08 8 RI,4 TO OBTAIN YOLTAGE

SETTING
NO SIGNAL APPLIED
INITIAL
SETTING FOR R164 B 4165 TO BE FULLY
TURN IN CW DlRECTlON
TO SET
SENSITIVITY
VIEW
OF
1F
TRANSFORMER
5 BOTTOM
OF KMAfO
L%
This schematic
cover
versions
066-1024-03
Z 0101.103.104
CHANGED
FROM
KPN 007-0093-00
TO KPN 007-0053-00
AT SN 2700:
WITH NO CIRCUIT
CHANGE.
CC,
r EV
CF 107 Ml-2 ILTE?

CONYECTION
INPUT
2 OUTPCT
3 COMMON
\GROUND,
4 DLE
CR110
Covers
FIGURE
Rev.
6-2X
1, August,
KM:\
1972
20,
KMA
Covers
20 066-1024-00
thru 02 version
only
KR 21 066-1021-00
version
only)
KR 21 MARKER
RECEIVER
BOARD
(DWG.
NO.
696-1806-01)
COMPONENT
LOCATIONS
Page
6-7A
Ci_
(131
CR105
cR103
Clh7
Cl42
CR107
Cl37
Cl05
Covers
FIGURE
Page
6-7B
6-2B
KMA
KMA 20 066-1024-00
thru 02 versions
only
Covers
KR 21 066-1021-00
version
only
20, KR 21 MARKER
RECEIVER
BOARD
COMPONENT
(DWG.
NO.
696-1806-02)
LOCATIONS
Rev.
1, August,
1972
FL102
L.102
/
2.104
1105
\\
/
YLOl---
------1.101
Covers
KMA 20 066-1024-00
thru
(Covers
066 -102 l-00 Versions
FIGURE
Rev.
6-2C
1, August,
KMA
1972
20,
KR 21 MARKER
(DWG.
-02 versions
only)
RECEIVER
BOARD
NO.
696-1806-03)
only
COMPONENT
LOCATIONS
Page
6-7C
Qi/
Ql\,
/to5
lo8
Q104
.Q107
$112
Qll5
QllS----Q118
Q117
Covers
KMA 20 066-1024-00
thru
(Covers
066-1021-00
Versions
FIGURE
Page
6-7D
6-2D
KMA
20,
02 versions
Only)
KR 21 MARKER
RECEIVER
BOARD
696-1806-04)
(DWG.
NO.
only
COMPONENT
LOCATIONS
Rev.
1, August,
1972
R123
R! 22
R120
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R118
R117
R116
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R115
R135
Rl
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R14
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Rlll
R107
R164
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Covers
FIGURE
6-2E
KMA
20,
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KMA
(Covers
1, August,
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RI 10 0
20 066-1024-00
thru
066-1021-00
Version
KR 21 MARKER
(DWG.
Rev.
I
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RECEIVER
NO.
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KlG6
02 versions
Only)
BOARD
\
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R106
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COMPONENT
LOCATIONS
696-1806-05)
1972
Page
6-7E
RI58
Ix;54
Covers
KMA 20 066-1024-00
Covers
KR 21 066-1021-00
FIGURE
Page
6-7F
6-2F
KMA
20,
57
ni50
thru 02 versions
version
only.
KR 21 MARKER
RECEIVER
BOARD
696- 1806-06)
(DWG.
NO.
only
COMPONENT
Rev.
LOCATIONS
1, August,
1972
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ISOLA T/ON AMPLIFIER

MANUAL NUMBER 006-05030-0003

B/M and schematics

REASON FOR CHANGE

Page Number Changes

Page Number Changes

Drawing and Schematic

4.1.5 and 4.1.6 changed

remove the page now in the maintenance

For mat Change

REASON FOR CHANGE

A V/A T/ON A VIONICS

Marker Beacon (KMA 20 and KR 21)

Reason for Change

Denotes New Revision

Lamp Test Information Added

Warning Note Added

Marker Description Changed

Paragraph 2.3 H5 updated

Page Number changes

MARKER BEACON RECEIVER/

The KMA 20 is designed to provide a uniformly

TSO C35c Env.

Panel mounted equipment.

2, OOOpv hard for lamp threshold

to 1. OVRMS at the isolation

Less than 6db variation

TSO C50b Env.

Panel mounted equipment.

Standard model accomodates two transceivers

audio input has three independen

Audio Muting is 40db or better

Less than 10% at rated

Marker lamp power furnished by KMA 20

2.5 inches (including

089-6163-05 (4) screws

KING PART NO.

Solder Lug (Dual)

When shipped, the protective

Since the internal

KMA 20's previous

Nearly all current

Study the installation

After the location is determined,

Secure the equipment

space for installation

the KR 21 in the panel

-CAUTIONDo not overtighten

AUDIO OUTPUT TO ISOLATION AMFL.

COAX FROM STANDARD

MARKER BEACON RECEIVER ANTENNA

POWER AND AUDIO GROUND

MARKER BEACON RECEIVER ANTENNA

AUDIO OUTPUT TO ISOLATKIN AMPL.

COAX FROM STANDARD

MARKER BEACON RECEIVER

-00 through -16

FIGURE 2-8 PIN FUNCTIONS FOR 066-1024-00

the blue light will flash

at a two per second rate

The middle marker is normally

3.2 ISOLATIONAMPLIFIER(KMA 20)

The EXT position