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TM 11-5820-917-13
d.  When the next regularly programmed sweep of the RCS-4B starts for that
transmitter, fine adjust the RCS-4B sweep and time synchronization by means of the
AUTO SYNC and/or MANUAL SLIP procedure until the receiver detects the transmitted
signal and the received signal is properly displayed on the RCS-4B CRT display.
Because in the normal programmer mode, the RCS-4B displays path 1 time only, care
should be used in setting the path 1 clock as the basic clock for all transmitters. All
transmitter start times should be set relative to the path 1 clock. It is recommended
that, if only one or two transmitters are to be received, they be synchronized with
the path 2 and/or path 3 clocks using the path 1 clock as a baseline time reference.
International time standards (e.g. WWV) time reports given every minute or by inter-
national shortwave broadcast stations (e.g. BBC) or synchronized wrist watches
(preferably electronic digital watches) can be used.  Then, the path 2 and path 3
clocks are set relative to path 1 time.  Another method is by voice contact between
the transmitter and receiver operators via telephone or on a prearranged frequency
using HF radio.
3-12. STARTING PROGRAM CLOCKS.  To set the RCS-4B path programmer and
associated clock timers follow steps a through i below.  To set the clocks with large
time offsets, refer to paragraph 3-13.  To set path clocks 2 and 3 relative to path 1
timing refer to paragraph 3-14 for additional information.
Place MODE switch in MAN and press RESET.
Receiver frequency is set to 2.00
MHz
b.  Place MODE switch in the SET 1 position or for the path clock that is to be
synchronized. Press RESET. Time is set at 00:00.
c.  Turn all PATH PROGRAMMER thumbwheel switches to the appropriate path
number(s) for each 5 minute segment of the hour.
d.  Set the ANTENNA SELECT thumbwheel switches for the appropriate antennas
connected to the receiver (refer to 3-7, step d) .
Set the FREQ range switch to appropriate 2-16 or 2-30 MHz position.
e.
f.
Establish clock start time relative to an external time reference (or to path
(Path 1 time can be made to appear on the
digital display by pressing the DISPLAY TIME PATH 1 pushbutton when the MODE
switch is in SET 2 or SET 3 position.)
At appropriate start time press START.  The path clock starts and, if the 00
g.
MINUTE-PATH PROGRAMMER thumbwheel switch has been set to the same path
number, the receiver sweep starts.
h.  Check the accuracy of receiver clocks to time reference by observing LED
clock timer display.  It is desirable for the receiver clock to be set to the time
is greater than 0.5 seconds, place the MANUAL SYNC-SLIP RATE control to 50 ms/see
and momentarily push the MANUAL SYNC toggle switch to ADV to speed up the
receiver clock, or to RET to slow down the receiver clock relative to the time reference.
Pressing the ADV/RET toggle one way for 10 seconds will change the receiver clock
by 0.5 seconds from its previous timing.


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