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TM 11-5820-401-34-3/0967-LP-.432-3060
5-7.
RECEIVER AUDIO DISTORTION TEST. (CONT)
NOTE
To produce a display on the AN/USM-207, the AN/URM-103 rf level must be increased
by turning the LO RF UV control clockwise. When the display appears, readjust the
AN/URM-103 RF TUNING control until the AN/USM-207 indicates 64.00 MHz, and reset
the LO RF UV control to 20v.
3.
Disconnect T-connector from AN/USM-207.
4.
Adjust R-442/VRC VOLUME control for 17-volt indication on TS-723(*)/U meter.
5.
Disconnect TS-723(*)/U METER leads from Test Cable No. 1 terminals.
6.
Connect TS-723(*)/U AF INPUT lead B to Test Cable No. 1 terminal F; connect lead A to
terminal A. (See test setup diagram
.)
Turn TS-723(')KI FUNCTION switch to SET LEVEL.
7.
8.
Set TS-723(*)/U METER RANGE to 100 percent.
9.
Adjust TS-723(*)/U signal INPUT control for full scale meter deflection.
10.
Turn TS-723(*)/U FUNCTION switch to DISTORTION.
11.
Adjust TS-723(*)/U FREQUENCY and BALANCE controls for minimum meter indication,
STANDARD. TS-723(*)/U meter should indicate less than 8 percent.
12. If TS-723(*)/U meter indicates 8 percent or greater, see troubleshooting chart 5-4.
5-8.
RECEIVER AUDIO RESPONSE TEST (NORMAL MODE)
PURPOSE. This test checks the R-442/VRC A5000 tray circuits for a flat response to modulating
frequencies at and below 3 kHz. Receiver circuits are said to have a flat response if their gain remains
nearly constant over a specified bandwidth. Frequencies not falling within this limited range receive
little or no gain. The ability of the R-442/VRC to detect and respond flatly to the desired voice
frequencies is verified by injecting 1 kHz, 500 Hz, and 3 kHz into its ANTENNA port and ensuring that
the power measured at the MUTED audio output (pin F) of Test Cable No. 1 falls within the required
range.
TEST EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS
Power Supply PP-1104(*)/G
Adapters (two) UG-274 B/U
(T-Connector) and UG-514
Frequency Counter AN/USM-207
Signal Generator AN/URM-127
Matching Unit CN-901/U
Signal Generator AN/URM-103
Rf Cables (two) RG-58/U
Ac Voltmeter ME-30(*)/U
Resistor, 600-ohm 5%, 2-watt
Test Cable No. 1
NOTE
The 600-ohm resistor provides an impedance matching load for the audio transformer.
The resistor is used in place of Loudspeaker LS-454/U, which would issue a loud,
distracting tone when the R-442/VRC VOLUME control is adjusted during the test. If no
600-ohm resistor is available, however, the loudspeaker must be connected. (See test
setup diagram
5-21


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