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6. ldentificotion Toble of Ports for Rodio Receiver R-174/ARR-ContinuedRefsymbolName of part and descriptionFunction of partSisnal Corpsstock No-c54

II 6. ldentificotion Tobte of Ports for Rodio Receiver R-|74/URR-ContinuedRefsymbolName of part and descriptionFunction of partSignal Corpsstock No.c

6. fdentificotion Toble of Pqrts for Rodio Receiver R-17+/URR-ContinuedRef; I'n: lurlName of part and descriptionFunction of partSignal Corpss

Refsymbol410413vl, v2, \'.1v3, v5, \'7V6V8H6o5o, 051Al2414o26o22Ubo17Hl, H13LIE9E3, E19Etzo18AGO 31346. ldentificotion Toble of Ports for

slmbolo29, O35thru O39o23E2E1x99x9498o2l, o28,O30 thruo34o48, o4943, A9o98H2,H.L4E10811II8K1R23986. ldentificotion Toble of Ports for Rodio Receiver R

R3, R6, R16R29R28R9R10R2, R5R8, R17R11, Rl3,R33, R34R18, R26Rl4, R21,R22, R31R1, R4, R7,R12, R36R20,R24,R30AGO 313A'996. ldentificotion Toble of

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6. fdentificqtion Tsble of Ports for Rodio Receiver R-17+/URR-Continuedcapacl-Function of partIGHT switchresistors andtype; 125i250dc, phenolic;rney

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6. ldentificotion Toble of Pqrts for Rodio ReceiverR-174lURR-ConrinuedRefsynrbol}IS1Name of part and descriptionWINDOW, dial: glass; rectangular shap

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INDEXParagraphs pageAbbreviations ._ _ __ ___App I g1Alinerrr<.nt:Paragraphs Patt,Equipment-ContinuedPerformance checklist 48 2sTest, for alinement

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NOfE3:t. utL€ss otaERwtsE tNorcafEo.ALL FESISIAICE VALUES AR€ IX OAIS.aLL CAP CIANC€ VALUES AnE N I|CROIICROFARAOS.ALL IÍOUCIANC€ VALU€S ARE

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ious controls for correct operation of the powersupply, and in addition, the loudspeaker forthe receiver. The various controls include thepower-sel

10. Additionol Equipment Requiredo. Tht fi'll(,\\'illg po\yer sources are not sup-pìietl irs l)rit't rrf Rndio Receiving Set AN/GRR-5ìr

CHAPTER 2OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSsection l. sERvlcE uPoN REcEtPT oF RADto REcEIvtNG sET AN/GRR-5I l. Sitinga. Erternul Requirentents, The location forra

REFERENCEFILAMENT VOLTAGEVIBRATORB+ VOLTAGEREGULATORoAu I9@@qFINPUr / | ll Tlolv'BRAroRl 71 I \H!..1,",?:r.. ( c,,a )l;.11ru,,#cK looT \-

;'. Í-i, lrl I rtstallatiott. If the equipment is tobe expr.,secl to the weather, keep the radio setin ('over ('\\'-211lU. In very

Cuutiott: \\-hen unpacking, keep sand andmucl flcim the ends of the mast sections.a. F iald Irtstullations.(1) Insert Mast Section MS_112_A intointern

TII 11-29J 1 1'O 1(t-30-C lilÌ.;*;tRADIORTCTIVINCSETAf{/cRR-5lUnited States Goternnent I'rínting ()tii, eW'asltíngton: lttj2AGO 3134

nrini,i ,'1 1]1., sr)ul'ce, aucl connect the lug on theshit'ld to the ttegtrtive (-) terminal of thes0tì f ce.c. Dt'y-Battery Oyt

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A È{TE hiT$Ar.eé sr SrcTt*hJit'JprJr!*wffi3s+TW g*s*t3fr'rs,.fiúf3S5 - t4: .AGO 313Al4Figure 10. RcLòlio Receioer R-174lURR, rear oblique ,

Section ll. CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS18. Rodio Receiver R-174lURR(figs. 10, 12, and 40)The follorving table lists the controls of thereceiver and indic

DETENT-FREQUENCYCHARTFINE TUNING KNOBMANUAL- PRESETTUNING KNOBI{UMBERED DETENTSCAN4 ARMLOCKING KEY ASSEMBLYFigure 12. Radio Receiter R-l74lLiRR, f rot

section lll. OPERAT|oN UNDER usuAL coNDtrtoNsCuutíon: Reception on the loudspeaker ofearly models of the receiving set has a tendencyto become distort

:irr. ,,uter ring of the MANUAL-PRE-SF-T TU\ING control.(2) if the clesired frequency has been pre-set. pttlÌ out the fine-tuning control,lift the ca

r1. \\'hen equipment rvhich has been exposedto 111" e,,ltl is brought into a warm room, itrr'ill sn'eat ancl rvill continue to do

CHAPTER 3ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONIS30. Tools ond Moteriol Used with RodioReceiving Set AN/GR.R-5Tools and materials used with the radio

31. Speciol Tools Supplied wirh RodioReceiving Set AN/GRR.-5All the tools supplied r,vith the radio set arelocated on the top cover of the receiver (f

TM 11-295/TO 16-30-cRR5-5 is publishedIAG '11:]..1"1 (ft Jul 52)lBv oRnon oF THE Srcnprlnms oF THEOrRrcrrr,:\V}T. F]. BERGINIIa.ior General,

\\-hen a tube is to be inserted into the receiver,either after maintenance or for replacementpurposes, the tube first should be inserted intothe pin

DA AGOForm11 238item No.,101112131A16DA AGOForm1 1-239item No.DA AGOForm1 1-238item No.Preventive maintenance opetations6DAILY-continuedTn<noni

i,earing surfaces of srvitch detents, band-su'itchnrechanisms. ancl fasteners, and sparingly applyoil, lubricating, preservative, special (PL-Spe

SCCt|ON V. TROUBLE SHOOTING AT ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCELEVELO40. Scopea. The trouble shooting and repair r.vork thatcan be performecl at the organiz

43. Equipment Performonce Checklistlr*^lr No.Action orconditionN"rnraÌinclic ati0nCorrectiyemeasufesYAntenna.Headset CW-49507-A (Navy type).PHN.-

tr"-li';. IItemAction orconditionII Nornra iI inilication.CorrectivemeasurestoloU741n18BAND SW., PHN.-C.W.-NET-CAL.srvitch, and MAN-UAL PRES

CHAPTER 4THEORYSection l. POWER SUPPLY PP-30S/URR44. Block Diogrom(fig. 16)a. Operating voltage for the receiver is ob-tained from Power Supply PP-30

FIL AUENTVOLTA6EVOLTA6EatasvoLra6€Figure 16 , Po'*-er Sttltplg Pf'-308 lU RR, block dia grant.F/LAn'tEn/rVOLTA6ETM 295- r7^r/. For 11

t't.ir ri' ii: ll- r'oltage (d above) and the cathoclepr-rteutial of V104 is supplied to the fllament-voltage vibrator, E102. Potentio

fecl to seleninm rectifier CR102, located on Elec-trical Equipment Cabinet CY-615/iURR,through pins 2 and 4 of J101. The fllter circuit,coìllectecl t

CONTENTSCHAPTERSection1't.I.n.INTRODUCTIONGeneralDescription and dataParagraph s Pao,Ir-r7 818,19 1520-25 1,726-29 1830,31 20,21DO 9< OO36,

T102 is connectecl as a secondary winding, andthe r-oltage cler elopecl is used for the filamentsrif \-101 ancl \'104. The filaments are series c

s tolsEcf. 2FRONT ANO REARsro3s r0lSECI 3FRONT ANDRE AR--JHcros lSrOr.oazur | éÈór.o,, I FRONr4l -^ ,, I rnvrYr --.45 -otoc,oi I-o47 UF IFowERlI r

switch S103. contacts 23 and 24 of relay K101,sectiorl 2 of S101, resistor R104, and L101.R104 clrops the l2-volt input voltage to the 6volts required

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Ai+r.5 v DcBf+90 v Dcs tolsEcr.4/ REAR\ sro3ì'sEcT. 2Section I l.51. Block Diogrom(fig. 23)n. Radio Receiver R-174IURR is a portablereceiver oper

-: l-..riil'.ll o\-OFF su'itch 5102 can be used: ì :r iitt .lteaker circuit and permit opera-'. r. ,,: iirt. reeeiver rvith headsets

52, First R-f Amplifier Vl(figs. 24 and 43)The first r-f amplifier covers the tuning rangeof the receiver in four bands. In the followinganal;rsig, th

TO V/ /P/N 6) THRU C3ro v2 (Ptr 6) .HRU ClO-ì REAR-lIIIrO ANTENNA9EC r8 E.7)2212REARIì'NOTES:I. UNLESS OfHERWISE INDICATEO:ALL RESISÍANCE VALUE

Iciuctivell- to the tuned secondary winding in thegricl circuit of converter tube V3.d. When BAND SW. switch S1 is placed inthe band 2 position (fr,g.

WARNINGFI IGH VOLTAGEis used in the operationof this equipment.DEATH ON CONTACTmay result if personnel failto observe safety precautions.

Sections 8 and 9. rear, select winding A of T8.Section 9, front, grounds the unused windinss.The padder netrvork changes./. When BAND S\\r. srvitch 51

ò.eÈSH sìs ò- 6 ruiÌ==--=s ^2i 9 ir! t<, o IÈs knE P ;rs :ìi Íei-i ZiÌ.* 9,; H;5H s !Í ,J 5 ? 3q ?e';Z3r;oX 7i,7irfi=p ó3_È 3_'6é=HÍUod

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c. The tube amplifies the i-f signals ancl de-lelops the amplified signal across the primaryof T11. The signal is coupled inductively tothe seconclary

tions, reÌa1' K1 can be energized through con-nectior.r to an associated transmitter, to disablethe receiver during transmissions.) CapacitorC33

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Screen voltage is supplied from the 90-volt d-cpotential at pin 6 of J4, through voltage-drop-ping resistor R25 and OUTPUT HIGH-LOWsx'itch 54 (in

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NOTES:I UNLESS OTI-]ERlIISEINDICATED:VALUES ARE IN MICROMICROFARAOS.Rrltoo Kc24ALL CAPACITANCEK = l,0OO OHM SUH = MICROHENRYSUF . MICROFARADSSWITCH S

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rs nc-c?sseD fcr selrty If lhe new locatlon ls morelhan. a fe* f611 .8.) r:1:dcjal resplrailon- at oulObe given wtritc rhe r:cr.j:. u ueing'_or

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..,i'itch S1 is turned from position 1 to position1. This changes the sensitivity of the tubes,.releasing it for each higher frequency band.r. Be

abling voltage of 12 or 24 volts clcmnst be supplied by the transmitter.When a \2-volt d-c source for clis-abling is used, the f 12 volts is applied

CHAPTER 5FIELD MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONSNote. This chapter cotttait'ts infonnation for fielcl n.raintenance. The an-rountby units having fìekl tna

Stuge glain charts. These charts (par.87) can be used to localize obsclìre,hard-to-find troubles,Intermittents. In all these tests, thepossibility o

for bare wires touching the chassis or otherrr'ires.c. Be sure that the labels on the tubes in thevarious sockets correspond to the correct tuben

ó. The resistance between terminal 11 andterminal 10 of J4 should read almost zero rvithall tubes in place. If the reading is appreciablyhigher, check

SymptomProbable troubleCorrectionB: voltage not proper value,\o filament voltage at pin 11 ofJ101.Defective h-v circuit; defective filter circuit:ot&a

ii:,li;É.frii;:1,;1.:::l,vroz cilo cl,4 ctolElOl Lsl0l vlol cllS v!o4;;ì!L:c,ii:lror,iilqli;la:::!i. Iil'6t*HrtliLlO7,-,4, t 'Ll06 l PiiT

IF lo3,'rit .,t,..r:r:..',,. .-. 1,,i.,..,"'"t,..,Figure 36. Power SuTtplg PP-908/UnR,bottomSymptom Probable troublevtoe;*ÌR

a. (oRnÍcT Posl-î IO\'. Opootot' t cllnu t.tnít^t dîd lxled. l'rc-tin't lo.. hn.d atd!lrca l'.nl.lóot ond rcrli^gÉ. lo

SymptomProbable troubleCorrectionNo output signal heard as B.F.O. trim-mer is rotated and a 455-kc, 400-cycle modulated signal is connectedthrough

FROîITKtÉI.6 MEG-o.851+KllÉ-o.ttE227 K2.4 MEG0-4.O i3NOTES:t. ALL VOLTAGES TO GROUND. REAOINGS TAKEN WITH2O,OOO OHM-PER-VOLT METER.*2. rxese READTNGS

t:': !:':::1:": -1, JV- c3?ffiT&.:"f2: .::T5':l ,TIFigure 38. Rad,io Eeceiuer R-lf4/URR, top aiew ofNote. Do not remove r

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paclror C31, resistors R19A (A.F.GAIN control), R18, R20, R21, andcapacitors C32 and C33.b. Lotu Output. Turn OUTPUT HIGH-LOWsrvitch 54 to LOW and ap

(4)(1)esmclBand23at pin 4 of V3. Voltage should be -4volts dc. Check R8, C20, 51, and C50.A winding of T4 may be open, shorted,or misalined. Check th

nuna I(3) Repeat (2) above for any inoperativeband, using frequencies designated ina above. This will check the follon'inqcomnonents:Conlponentsh

TerminalsSÌ'et ì:rl conrlitionsTrans-formeror coÌlT1iTt'rnrinrls Ohrrrs2 to gi'ound 1.2l3 to glound 1.25 to glountl 1.3,tr to ulolrncl

racliation ancl stray coupling, particularly atthe higher frequencies. Ground the signal gen-erator to the receiver chassis, but do not attachan exter

Section I l.88. Generol PrecoutionsWhenever the equipment is to be serviced,observe the following precautions :a. When making measLlrements s'it

Trú ass-rFi,gure 1. Radì,o Receiuitzg Set AN IGRR-í.

the sct.eu's and lockrvashers in theheacl of each knob; then remove theseal nnts, lockwashers, and bushin!-saround the shafts.(3) Remove the dial

Section lll. ALINEMENT PROCEDURES92. Test Instruments Required forAlinementa. Signal Generator. The signal generatorshould be an accurately calibratec

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to obtain a reading of 1.4 volts dc at Jl02(par. 15).e. Adjust the top and bottom slugs of trans-former T11 for maximum output indication onthe o

S. R-.t Alinement, Band 1,I i R"""i'u" I Î.,,."a "i""uitGenerator j -lqn!"C i adjustnìent for pea

StepGeneratorfreq I mc )Receilcrtun ingdial r mc )Tuned r:ircuitadjustment for peakoutl)utc16C7C2Second i'-f tlans-former'.Filst r'-f

100. Voltoge ChecksBefole testing the receiver further, make thefollori'ing voltage checks :a. ]Iea-qure the d-c voltage between the posi-tive 9

Bandfrequency and adjust the generatoroutput to give 10-mrv outpnt. NoLethe signal generator ontput. This fig-ure divided by 10 pv is the ratio given

CHAPTER. 6SHIPMENT AND LIMITED STORAGEAND DEMOLITION TO PREVENT ENEMY USESection l.| 03. DisossemblySince the circumstances invoived in ship-ment and

2.3.APPENDIX IREFERENCESNote' For availabilitv of items listed, check sR 310-20-3, sR 310-20-4, and sR 310-20-5. Check Department ofthe Army Supp

CHAPTER II NTRODUCTIONSection l.l. ScopeThis manual contains instructions for theinstallation, operation, maintenance, ancl repairof Radio Receiving

sR 310-20-3sR 310-20-4Index of Training Publications.Index of Technical Manuals, Technical Regulations, Technical Bulletins,Supply Bulletins, Lubricat

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APPEN DIX I IIDENTIFICATION TABLE OF PARTS'\-oÚe. The fact that a part is listed in this table is not sufficient basis for requisitioning the i

l. ldentificqtion Toble of PortsRef.symbol\anre of part and descriptiontol nodio n"."i"ing Set@e4Shock mount assernbly fo,- l2Z6768-769

l. ldentificotion Toble of Ports for Rodio R.eceiving Set AN/G R,R-5-ContinuedRef .symbolName of part and description Function of partSignal Corpsst

2, ld|^tiÎ:_".tion Toble of Ports for Electricol Equipmenr Cqbiner Cy-6 lS /URR-LOnîtnuedRef.symbol\anre of part and descriptionFunction of part

5. ldentificotion Toble of Ports for Power Supply PP-308r/URRRef.synrboìName of part and descriptionIFunction of partSignal Corpsstock No,H1Ojl, Il1l9

5. ldentificotion Toble of Ports for Power Supply PP-308/URR-ContinuedReîsymtrolName of Irart and dacriptionFunctr'on of !artSignal Corpsstock No

Refs] nlÌ,,)l5. ldentificotion Toble of Ports for Power!spÉvName of part and descriptionPP-308/URR-ContinuedFunction of partConnects receiver-po.l

Refsy nt bolHl12 thrrrH1150108, Ol lrro12?A102, A103o101, 01l Io102, o120,o121L101 thruL105L106, L107L108CR1O1CR102K1015. ldentificotion Toble of Port