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TM 55-4920-412-13&P (22) Connect Digital multimeter positive lead to test  loops  28,30,93  and  102  one  at  a  time  after  setting Power  to  ON.    Digital  multimeter  will  indicate  less  than one volt.  If not, see Troubleshooting Table 4-38. (23) Set  Power  to  OFF   and   disconnect   from test  loop  102.    Reconnect  to  test  loops  91,  94,  103  and 104  one  at  a  time  after  setting  Power  to  ON.    Digital multimeter will indicate between 4.5 and 5.5 Vdc.  If not, see Troubleshooting Table 4-38. (24) Set   Power   to   OFF   and   disconnect   lead from test loop 104.  1 Connect oscilloscope positive lead to  test  loop  40,  44,  50,  69  one  at  a  time  after  setting Power  to  ON.    Oscilloscope  will  display  a  rectangular wave  4.5  to  55  v  p-p  with  a  duration  of  approximately 500   milliseconds.      If   not,   SDC   is   probable   cause   of trouble. (25) Set    Power    to    OFF.        Disconnect    test equipment. Section VI.  PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT AND STORAGE 4-15.  General. Preparation   for   shipment   and/or   storage   depends upon    whether    ,test    set    is    retained    in    unit    area    or evacuated.  Storage in unit area, when authorized, is on a    rotational    basis    and    is    known    as    Administrative Storage.    For  Administrative  Storage  see  TM55-1500- 204-2S/1. 4-16.  Levels of Protection. Select  the  level  of  protection  which  best  suits  the circumstances and follow the instructions for that level. a. Level A.  Use this level if shipment is into or out of a combat theater or is destined for outdoor storage or is destined for indoor storage exceeding five years. b. Level B.  Use this level  if  the  shipment  involves overseas   surface   transit   and/or   is   destined   for   indoor storage up to five years. c. Level  C.    Use  this  level  if  shipment  is  entirely within CONUS and storage will not exceed two years. 4-17.  Procedures. a. For All Levels.    Clean  the  test  set  thoroughly  of all contaminations and debris.  Use no cleaning fluids or preservative materials. Package each test set individually.      Each   individual   package   can   be   shipped without packing.  Cushion the test set in 2 inches of one pound  density  polyethylene  foam  conforming  to  PPP-C- 1752  and  include  eight  units  of  desiccant  conforming  to MI-D-3464 within the unit. b. Unit    Container.        Provide    a    snug    fitting    unit container as follows: (1) Level A. Wood-cleated, plywood conforming to style I, overseas type of PPP-B-601. (2) Level    B.        Weather-resistant    fiberboard container conforming to PPP-B-636. (3) Level     C.          Domestic     class     fiberboard container conforming to PPP-B-636. (4) Marking. Mark all shipments in accordance with MIL-STD-129. Change 2  4-73/(4-74 blank)

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