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43.

Equipment

Performonce

Checklist

lr*^l

r

No.

Action

or

condition

N"rnraÌ

inclic

ati0n

Correctiye

measufes

Y

Antenna.

Headset CW-49507-

A

(Navy

type).

PHN.-C.

W.-NET-

CAL.

fr-rnction

sl'itch.

A.F.

GAIN control,

OUTPUT

HIGH-

LOW

svr.'itch.

R.F. GAIN controi.

POWER

ON-OFF

s."vitch.

SPEAKER ON-OFF

srvitch.

POWER

SELECTOR

6V_12V-24V-DRY

BAT.

switch.

Power Cable Assem-

bly

CX-1358/U,

CX-1359/U,

or

cx-1360/u.

Mast

Sections MS-116-.4,

(2

ea\

,

MS-117-A,

and

MS-118-A

connected

to antenna

input,

or

reel

antenna

connectecl

to

tenninal

A

on front

panel.

G terminal

con-

nected

to a

secure

ground,

Headset

plugged

into

Headset

Cord

CX-

13341U

g'hich

is

con-

nected

to

PHONES

jack.

Set to PI{N.

position.

Set to maxir,num

clock-

rvise

position.

Set to HIGH

position

(LO\V

rvhen

dr,y bat-

telies ale usetl

)

.

Set

to maximum

clock-

r.vise

position.

Set to

OFF

position.

Set

to

ON

position.

Set to 6V, l2Y

,24Y,

ot

DRY BAT.

position

de-

pending

on voltage

source. For 115-volt

a-c operation.

set

su'itch to 6V or

DRY

BAT.

position.

(

See

par,

20).

Connected to POWER

INPI-T

oI DRY

BAT-

TERY

receptacle.

Other

end connected

to

powel

soufce.

Fasten securely. Connect

according to

instr'uc-

tions

given

in

para-

graph

15.

T

11

t2

POWER

ON-OFF

slvitch.

Filanlent

voltage

con-

trol.

DIAL

LIGHT

srvitch.

Set

to ON

position.

A 20,00O-ohm-per-volt

rnetel

connected

to

J102

and chassis.

Depress.

After

short warm-up

period,

rushing noise

is

heard

in

speaker

and

headset,

Voltage

should

be

1.4

volts

dc"

Check

proper

fuse

and

tubes. Refel

to chap-

ter

5.

Adj

ust fi lament-voltage

contlol.

Check

vibra-

tor El

0:l

:rnd

po'il'er-

suppl1'tubes.

Refer

to

chapter'

5.

Chech

light,

and

switch

S3.

Re-tel to

chapter 5.

26

lo

Dial liEht

is

illuminated.

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