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bracket and adjust the associated potentiometer (listed
n.
Set POWER ON/OFF switch 1A15A8S4 on
below) for a 1A15A8M1 meter indication of 100. If a
meter panel assembly 1A15A8 to ON.
meter indication of 100 cannot be obtained, refer to the
3-61. Calibration of T-1054(P)/GRC-144(V) and T-
troubleshooting chart (para 3-6b, items Nos. 41 through
1054(FP)A/GRC-144(V) Radio Test Set
43) for corrective action.
NOTE
Circuit to be calibrated
Potentiometer (fig. 3-4)
Before performing the calibration
APL-MULT ................................ .....................1A15A8R4
procedures below, perform the R-
2ND MULT ................................ .....................1A15A8R3
1467(P)/ GRC-144(V) if gain and
3RD MULT (LOCAL OSC).............................. 1A15A8R2
carrier alarm test (para 3-75).
3-60. Calibration of T-1054(P)/GRC-144(V) and T-
a.
Turn Test Set, Radio Frequency Power AN/
1054(P)A/GRC-144(V) Traffic Metering Circuit
USM-161 and Signal Generator AN/URM-52B and allow
a.
Set POWER ON/OFF switch 1A15A8S3 on
a 30-minute warmup period.
meter panel assembly 1A15A8 to OFF.
b.
After the warmup period, calibrate the AN/
b.
Remove alarm monitor 1A5 from plate
USM-161 using the procedures given in TM 116625-
assembly 1A16 (TM 11-5820-695-12).
498-12 and calibrate the AN/URM-52B at 4700 MHz
using the procedures given in TM 11-6625-214-10.
c.
Turn Test Set, Radio Frequency Power AN/
USM-161 on and allow a 6-minute warmup period.
c.
Connect the equipment as shown in figure
d.
On the TS-656/U, set the FUNCTION switch
to 'DIR CUR, turn the CURRENT switch to 100 MICRO-
d.
On the AN/.USM-161, set the BIAS-REAR
AMP, and turn the DECREASE/ INCREASE control
switch to READ, turn the POWER RANGE switch to 3.0
counterclockwise until mechanical stop is reached.
MW +5 DBM, turn the COMP ATTENUATOR dial to 0,
and turn the POWER indicator dial for a dial scale
e.
Install the connector adapter (part of MK-
indication of 1.0 on the center scale.
1207/GRC) on connector 1A16W25XA5B (fig. 3-2).
e.
Adjust the OUTPUT ATTEN control on the
f.
Connect red test lead supplied with
AN/URM-52B for a null on the AN/ USM-161 NULL
TS656/U between the DIR OUR terminal on TS656/U
INDICATOR meter.
and red test jack on the connector adapter.
f.
Adjust the POWER SET control on the
g.
Connect the black test lead supplied with
AN/URM-52B for an index indication of 0 dbm on the
TS-656/U between the COMMON terminal on TS-656/U
OUTPUT ATTEN dial.
and black test jack on the connector adapter.
g.
Turn off the AN/USM-161 and disconnect
h.
Turn the meter selector switch 1A15A8S4
RF cable CG-92D/U from Adapter, UG-29B/U (fig.
on meter panel assembly 1A15A8 to TRAFFIC and
332).
remove the protective plate over potentiometer bracket
h.
Set the OUTPUT ATTEN control on AN/
URM-52B for a dial scale indication of -71 dbm.
i.
On TS-656/U, hold the TEST switch in
TEST (up) position and 'turn the DECREASE/
i.
Set Switch, Waveguide SA-1679/GRC to
INCREASE control in INCREASE direction (clockwise)
the TO) LOAD (TEST) position.
until a reading of 50 microamperes is observed on TS-
j.
Disconnect the antenna waveguide from the
656/U meter.
rf entry panel on the external shelter wall.
j.
Adjust potentiometer 1A15A8R7 (fig. 3-4)
k.
Disconnect the coaxial cable connected to
for a 1A15A8M1 meter indication of 90. If a meter
Coupler, Directional CU-1890/GRC.
indication of 90 cannot be obtained, refer to the
I.
Connect the equipment as shown in figure
troubleshooting chart (para 3-6b, item No. 38) for
corrective action upon completion of this procedure.
m.
Record
the
R-1467(P)/GRC-144(V)
k.
Release the TEST switch on TS-656/U.
operating frequency.
l.
Turn the TS-656/U off and remove the
n.
On
R-1467(P)/GRC-144()
set
the
connector adapter from connector 1A16W25XA5B.
preselector bandpass filter 2FL4, post selector bandpass
m.
Reinstall alarm monitor 1A5 on plate as
filter 2FL5, local oscillator bandpass filter 2FL6, and
sembly 1A16 (TM 11-5820-695-12).
electrical frequency synthesizer 2A14 controls to 4700
MHz.
Change 6
3-78
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