CHAPTER 4 OPERATION - TM-11-5805-663-14-130046

T.O. 31S5-4-308-1

TM 11-5805-663-14-13

NAVELEX 0967-464-0010

CHAPTER 4

OPERATION

operating instructions and emergency op-

4-1. INTRODUCTION.

eration. Section I, Controls and Indica-

tors (which follows), describes the con-

4-2. Operation of the Processor and

trols and indicators of the Program Main-

tenance Panel. Section II, Operating

Instructions, and Section III, Emergency

Operation, are not applicable.

SECTION I

CONTROLS AND INDICATORS

4 - 4 . Controls and indicators for the

CONTROLS AND INDICATORS.

4-3.

Program Maintenance Panel are listed

in table 4-1. These controls and indica-

CAUTION

tors should, generally, not be touched

by operating personnel unless a thorough

understanding of the function of each

Do not remove the Processor

control and indicator is obtained. The

protective translucent RF1 bezel

Program Maintenance Panel is primarily

and touch the switch indicators,

for use by knowledgeable programmers

as it will affect the data pro-

and maintenance personnel.

grammed into the group.

Table 4-1. Controls and Indicators (see figure 4-1)

FUNCTION

NAME

TYPE

When touched, and while pressure remains applied,

Touch response

reset

its indicator remains on and the Processor is reset.

indicator switch

As an immediate result, the load switch indicator,

the idle indicator, and the register 0 switch

indicator remain on, even after reset is no longer

being touched. The halt indicator is also flashed

once for about 0.1 second.

load

Touch response

The load switch is unarmed whenever its indicator

indicator switch

is off. Unarmed, the switch remains ineffective.

By touching the reset switch first, the switch is

armed and becomes ready for auto-loading.

Touching the switch achieves auto-loading, in

which case its indicator will immediately go off.

The switch is disarmed by the occurrence of any