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T.O. 31W2-2GSC24-2
TM 11-5805-688-14-1
NAVELEX 0967-LP-545-3010
Figure 6-1. Typical integrated Circuit Pin Arrangement - Top View
4. Upon completion of continuity measurements,
return extender card and previously removed functional
card to their normally installed positions.
The extender card must
6-19.SPECIAL PURPOSE SWITCH USAGE. The plug-in
be
installed
properly.
cards in the multiplexer set contain switches that are
Before
installing
ex-
potentially useful during certain maintenance  and
tender, ensure that part
troubleshooting processes. Generally, these switches
number
(61864080-009)
allow selected diagnostic or error signals to be inhibited
side of extender card is
or with- held from the error display circuits. The ability to
facing right-hand side of
withhold certain error signals may be useful in cases
multiplexer set, and card
involving two or more simultaneous malfunctions or
edge having multiple key-
when transient error conditions are being experienced.
ing  slots  is  pointing
Table 6-4 lists the special purpose switches located in
toward
bottom
of
the multiplexer set and briefly describes the function of
multiplexer set.
each. Reference to appropriate logic diagrams located
in the circuits diagram manual is suggested for specific
3. Insert extender card into desired card connector
switch function details.
and perform continuity measurements of the desired
pin(s).  Pin number references are etched on the
extender card surface.
6-20

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