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==PRC-104 Power Supply Cable== | ==PRC-104 Power Supply Cable== | ||
| − | The Power cable that provides filtered power to the PRC-104 is often difficult to source. I already had an "Extension" cable that is used to separate the Battery from the radio, so i decided to cut that cable and use | + | The Power cable that provides filtered power to the PRC-104 is often difficult to source. I already had an "Extension" cable that is used to separate the Battery from the radio, so i decided to cut that cable and use Anderson Power Poles to create a multiple use cable assembly. If required, i can take this cable off and use it in the extender again, or hook this connector to another convenient power source. |
| − | {{message|Special Note about Power | + | {{message|Special Note about Anderson Power Pole use in a 12 / 24 Volt Mixed environment|Anderson power poles are quite useful, however they can cause significant confusion and frustration when you are operating equipment in a mixed enviroment of 12 and 24 volts. Mixing the voltages can be disastrous to equipment, especially when accidentally putting 24 volts on a 12 volt radio. The normal side by side configuration of the 12 Volt connections is very standard, but there is no accepted universal method to handle 24 Volts. Some are trying a 90 degree rotation of one pole for 24 volt, but its far from universally accepted. At any rate I can always remove the pins from the connector and reinsert in whatever configuration i desire later without unsoldering..}} |
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Contents
AM-7152 Pinouts
The following image shows the AM-7152 pinouts.
AM-7152 Pinouts
PRC-104 Power Supply Cable
The Power cable that provides filtered power to the PRC-104 is often difficult to source. I already had an "Extension" cable that is used to separate the Battery from the radio, so i decided to cut that cable and use Anderson Power Poles to create a multiple use cable assembly. If required, i can take this cable off and use it in the extender again, or hook this connector to another convenient power source.
Special Note about Anderson Power Pole use in a 12 / 24 Volt Mixed environment
Anderson power poles are quite useful, however they can cause significant confusion and frustration when you are operating equipment in a mixed enviroment of 12 and 24 volts. Mixing the voltages can be disastrous to equipment, especially when accidentally putting 24 volts on a 12 volt radio. The normal side by side configuration of the 12 Volt connections is very standard, but there is no accepted universal method to handle 24 Volts. Some are trying a 90 degree rotation of one pole for 24 volt, but its far from universally accepted. At any rate I can always remove the pins from the connector and reinsert in whatever configuration i desire later without unsoldering..
Anderson power poles are quite useful, however they can cause significant confusion and frustration when you are operating equipment in a mixed enviroment of 12 and 24 volts. Mixing the voltages can be disastrous to equipment, especially when accidentally putting 24 volts on a 12 volt radio. The normal side by side configuration of the 12 Volt connections is very standard, but there is no accepted universal method to handle 24 Volts. Some are trying a 90 degree rotation of one pole for 24 volt, but its far from universally accepted. At any rate I can always remove the pins from the connector and reinsert in whatever configuration i desire later without unsoldering..
Cable installed on the GRC-213
Detail of the Power Cable
Detail of the 9 pin connector (this only has AB and FH soldered, i have since fixed it)
Pinouts
9 Pin Connector
- A - Conditioned Power - (Neg)
- B - Conditioned Power - (Neg)
- C - Conditioned Power - (Neg)
- D - NC
- E - NC
- F - Conditioned Power + (Pos)
- H - Conditioned Power + (Pos)
- J - Conditioned Power + (Pos)
- K - NC
PRC-104 Power
Left or Right - One is Negative (use Meter to verify) Center is Positive
Reference Files
AN/GRC-213
- HAND RECEIPT
- COVERING CONTENTS OF COMPONENTS OF END ITEM (COEI),
- BASIC ISSUE ITEMS (Bll), AND ADDITIONAL AUTHORIZATION LIST (AAL)
- RADIO SET AN/GRC-213 (NSN 5820-01-128-3935)
- 14 FEBRUARY 1986
- OPERATOR'S AND ORGANIZATIONAL
- MAINTENANCE MANUAL
- RADIO SET AN/GRC-213
- (NSN 5820-01-128-3935)
- 14 FEBRUARY 1986
- ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE
- REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS LIST
- RADIO SET AN/GRC-213 (NSN 5820-01-128-3935)
- 1 MARCH 1987
- DIRECT SUPPORT AND GENERAL SUPPORT MAINTENANCE
- REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS LIST
- (INCLUDING DEPOT MAINTENANCE REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS)
- RADIO SET AN/GRC-213 (NSN 5820-01-128-3935)
- 1 MARCH 1987
- GENERAL SUPPORT
- MAINTENANCE MANUAL
- AMPLIFIER-POWER SUPPLY
- AM-7152/GRC-213 (NSN 5820-01-127-5855)
- 14 FEBRUARY 1986
- OPERATOR'S, ORGANIZATIONAL, DIRECT SUPPORT, AND GENERAL SUPPORT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
- (INCLUDING REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS LIST)
- INSTALLATION KITS, ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT:
- MK-2442/GRC-213 FOR ARMORED PERSONNEL CARRIER-M113A1 (NSN 5820-01-189-9791)
- MK-2443/GRC-213 FOR UTILITY TRUCK-M151A1 (NSN 5820-01-189-9792)
- MK-2444/GRC-213 FOR CARGO TRUCK-M561 (NSN 5820-01-189-9788)
- MK-2445/GRC-213 FOR CARRIER COMMAND POST-M577A1 (NSN 5820-01-189-9793)
- MK-2446/GRC-213 FOR TRUCK-M882 OR -M1008A1 CUCV (NSN 5820-01-189-9789)
- MK-2447/GRC-213 FOR GENERAL PURPOSE WHEELED OR TRACKED VEHICLES (NSN 5820-01- 189-9790)
- 1 JANUARY 1987
AN/GRC-213A
- Operating Procedures Short-Term Antijam (STAJ) Compatible Improved High Frequency Radio (IHFR)
- Radio Sets
- AN/PRC-104B
- AN/GRC-213A
- AN/GRC-193B
- June 1992
- ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE REPAIR AND SPECIAL TOOLS LIST
- RADIO SET
- AN/GRC-213A(V)1 (NSN 5820-01-262-9548)
- 15 MAY 1990
- GENERAL SUPPORT MAINTENANCE
- REPAIR PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS LIST
- AMPLIFIER, POWER SUPPLY
- AM-7152/GRC-213A(V)l
- 1 FEBRUARY 1990