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TM 11-6625-2937-13
5-11.
Power Supply Al PS2 Adjustment
WARNING
a. Tools and Test Equipment Required The
Be careful when 115 V ac is applied to the
following tools and test equipment are required for
equipment. Serious injury or DEATH may
adjusting power supply AIPS2.
result from contact with terminals carrying
Test equipment
Common name
this voltage.
Multimeter AN/USM-223
Multimeter
(1) On control-interface unit, set rear panel
Tool Kit, Electronic Equipment TK-105/G
Tool kit
circuit breaker CB I to off (out).
b. Test Setup. Set up the equipment as shown
(2) Remove top access cover (fig. 5-3).
in figure 5-l.
(3) Connect three-phase power (115 V ac, 400
c. Adjustment Procedure.
The following
Hz) to control-interface unit via power cable assembly
procedure should be performed whenever power supply
WI.
AI PS2 (13, fig. 5-3) is replaced, or when the power
(4) Connect multimeter + 28 V between power
supply voltage is determined to be out of tolerance.
supply terminals AIPS3-3(+) and AIPS3-4(-).
Perform the procedure with the power supply installed in
(5) Set rear panel circuit breaker CBI to on (m).
the control-interface unit.
(6) Set front panel POWER ON/OFF switch to
WARNING
ON.
Be careful when 115 V ac is applied to
(7) Set MODE SELECT switch to UNIT TEST,
the equipment. Serious injury or DEATH
DEC position.
may result from contact with terminals
(8) Adjust power supply output voltage
carrying this voltage.
adjustment (ADJ POT) for +28.0 O0.2 V.
(1) On control-interface unit, set rear panel
(9) Set POWER ON/OFF switch to OFF.
circuit breaker CB I to off (out).
(10) Remove multimeter from control-interface
(2) Remove bottom access cover (fig. 5-3).
unit.
(3) Connect three-phase power (115 V ac, 400
(I1) Replace top access cover.
Hz) to control-interface unit via power cable assembly
(12) Disconnect three-phase power cable WI
WI.
from control-interface unit.
(4) Connect multimeter to measure + 15 V
5-13. Repair of Control-Interface Unit
between power supply terminals AIPS2-7(+) and AIPS2-
a. General. Only the standard hand tools
6.
supplied with Tool Kit, Electronic Equipment TK-105/G
(5) Set rear panel circuit breaker CB1 to on
are required to repair the control-interface unit.
Cm).
Disassemble the unit only to the extent necessary to
(6) Set front panel POWER ON/OFF switch to
make repairs. Disassembly and reassembly procedures
ON.
are given in paragraphs 5-14 through 5-20.
(7) Set MODE SELECT switch to POWER OFF.
b. Removal and Replacement of Chassis-
(8) Adjust power supply output voltage
Mounted Parts. Use standard shop practices when
adjustment (ADJ POT) for + 15 iO0.l V.
removing and replacing switches, lamp holders,
(9) Set POWER ON/OFF switch to OFF.
connectors, and other chassis-mounted parts. Refer to
(10)Remove multimeter from control-interface
unit.
wiring, tag leads to aid in replacement. Refer to table 5-4
(11)Replace bottom access cover.
for wiring information.
(12)Disconnect three-phase power cable W1
from control-interface unit.
5-14.
5-12. Power Supply Al PS3 Adjustment
a. Tools and Test Equipment Required. The
a. Removal. Remove top and bottom access
following tools and test equipment are required for
covers as follows:
adjusting power supply AlPS3.
(1) Remove power from control-interface unit.
Test equipment
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(2) Loosen 16, quarter-turn fasteners (1, fig. 5-
Multimeter AN/USM-223
Multimeter
3) on top access cover (2) and remove cover.
Tool Kit, Electronic Equipment TK-105/G
Tool kit
(3) Carefully invert the control-interface unit to
b. Test Setup. Set up the equipment as shown
gain access to bottom access cover.
in figure 5-l.
(4) Loosen 16, quarter-tun fasteners (1) on
c. Adjustment Procedure.
The following
bottom access cover (17) and remove cover.
procedure should be performed whenever power supply
(5) Return control-interface unit to the normal
AI PS3 (14, fig. 5-3) is replaced, or when the power
operating position.
supply voltage is determined to be out of tolerance.
b. Replacement. Replace both top and bottom
Perform the procedure with the power supply installed in
access covers as follows:
the control-interface unit.
(1) Place control-interface unit on flat surface
and
in
the
normal
operating
position.
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TM 11-6625-2937-13
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