
Installation consists of connecting three inputs via triple audio/video cable.
Power is taken from Counter power connector. You only need to connect to the + side. Ground is provided by the coax.
I cannot find a connector to fit that jack so I used a single pin removed from an old octal tube socket wrapped in tape or heat shrink. I think a Molex female pin could also be used.
One customer made a connector by cutting down a PC power supply molex connector and shaving it to fit.
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Other end of triple cable is connected to the jacks intended for the DG-5 display.
| Hi Neil! Just wanted to mention that my C-520 frequency display - two line, blue - arrived July 27/06. I hooked it up, but only the blue display light came on. I opened it up - and in shipping one of the boards that plugs into the other board had become detached. I plugged it back in and it worked. I wanted to mention this for your future reference in case others have a similar problem - it is a very easy fix. (I usually put a rubber band to hold the boards togather but must have forgotten) Initially there was a problem with the digits bouncing around - but this was resolved simply by grounding my TS-520SE as it should be. Now the display is very stable. Again, if others were to have a similar problem, this would be a good starting place for them to check - make sure your transceiver is grounded as it should be. I found using a small alligator clip with a rubber boot worked great for tapping off the power for the C-520 from the TS-520SE power socket. I am very impressed by the C-520 display - very nicely constructed inside and out and works very, very well. Many thanks for an excellent product! Phil |
The TS-520 (not the TS-520S) requires an emitter follower to buffer the HFO



It works really good, no need for a battery or switch, it comes on and goes off when the rig does.
73, Bernie KF4FHS