WJ-8611 DIGITAL VHF/UHF RECEIVER
MAINTENANCE 6-17
3.
Verify that the configuration switches on the Digital Assembly are
configured for normal front panel operation. Verify that switch 4 of
A2S1 is in the UP position.
4.
Using a digital voltmeter, verify that the proper operating voltages
are being provided at pins 11 and 12 of A1E1. If this voltage is not
present, proceed to the Type 797168 Digital Assembly Performance
test procedure to verify its operation.
5.
Using the oscilloscope, verify the serial communications link with
the Digital Assembly (A2). On the Digital Assembly, connect the
oscilloscope at pin 3 (TXD) of connector J29. Do not remove
connector P2 from J29 when measuring; the pins can be accessed
from the top of the connector. A continuous stream of RS-232 data
should be present at all times, as the receiver communicates display
data to the front panel. If the data from the Digital Assembly is not
present, proceed to the Type 797168 Digital Assembly Performance
test procedure to verify its operation.
6.
Connect the oscilloscope at pin 2 (RXD) of J29. A constant level of
approximately -7 Vdc should be present until one of the front panel
controls is operated. Operate each of the front panel controls and
observe that the data level switches between -7V and +7V as the
control is exercised, and the data is sent from the Front Panel to the
Digital Assembly.
7.
Remove the test equipment and reinstall any connectors removed
during the testing.
6.8 MODULE REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES
The procedures that follow provide details associated with the removal and
replacement of the assemblies contained in the WJ-8611 Digital VHF/UHF
Receiver. Refer to the component location drawings provided in
Section 7
of this manual as a reference for the location of these assemblies.
!
CAUTION
This equipment contains components that are subject to
damage from Electrostatic Discharge. Be sure to take
preventative measures when handling the assemblies in
this receiver.
WARNING
Disconnect the Main Supply before removing
the top cover of the WJ-8611. There are
voltages present that could cause electrical
shock.
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