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TM 11-6625-542-14-1
2-2. Unpacking and Checking
1-1. Report  all  discrepancies  in  accordance  with
a.  Step-by-Step  Instructions  for  Unpacking
paragraph 1-3. Shortage of a minor assembly or part
Shipments (fig. 2-1).
that does not affect proper functioning of the equipment
(1) Place carton on a table or workbench.
should not prevent use of the equipment.
(2) Open outer corrugated carton, moisture-
(3)
If the equipment has been used or
vaporproof barrier, and remove silica-gel bags.
reconditioned, see whether it has been changed by a
(3) Remove intermediate corrugated carton.
modification work order (MWO). If the equipment has
(4) Open intermediate carton and remove four
been modified, the MWO number will appear on the front
polystyrofoam corners.
panel near the nomenclature plate. If modified, see that
(5) Remove inner carton.
any operational instruction changes resulting from the
(6) Open inner carton and remove wadding,
modification have been entered in the equipment
corrugated pads and spare parts carton.
manual.
(7) Lift AN/USM-108A from inner carton.
NOTE
b.  Checking Unpacked Equipment.
(1) Inspect the equipment for damage incurred
Current MWO's applicable to the equipment are
during shipment. If the equipment has been damaged,
listed in DA Pam 310-7.
report the damage on DD form 6.
c.  Cleaning New Equipment. After the equipment
(2)  See that the equipment is complete as
has been thoroughly checked, clean all items with a soft
listed on the packing slip.  If a packing slip is not
cloth.
available, check the equipment against the data listed in
Section II. INSTALLATION
back of the case, the equipment is wired for operation
2-3. Cable Connections
from an ac power source of 117 volts (range 105 to 125
The following steps outline the cable connections to the
volts) at a frequency of 50 to 60 Hertz. If operation from
AN/USM-108A.
a 234 volt source (range 210 to 250 volts) is required,
a.  Place Connector Adapter U-287/U into correct
follow the procedures outlined below (fig. 2-2):
power source and attach green grounding terminal to
a.  Remove the left side panel of the instrument.
ground.
b.  Remove jumpers between terminals 1 and 2
NOTE
and terminals 3 and 4 of T101. Connect jumper across
Step a above is not necessary if grounding
terminals 2 and 3.  This arrangement places the two
provisions are already at the power source.
primary windings of the power transformer T101 in series
b.  Connect Electrical Power Cable Assembly CX-
for operation on 234 volts input.
10631/U to rear of AN/USM-108A and power source.
c.  Remove jumpers (1 and 2) at terminal strip for
c.  Attach RF Cable Assemblies CC-2634/U to
crystal oven transformer T102. Connect jumper (3) as
TRIGGER OUT and MARKER OUT connector on front
shown.  This arrangement equips transformer T102
panel.
operation on 234 volts.
NOTE
CAUTION
Electrical Lead Assembly CX-4809/U may be
Always change the connections on the crystal
used  in place of either radiofrequency cables
oven  transformer when changing connections
depending on application.
on the power transformer.
2-4. Power Connections
Unless otherwise indicated by the metal plate on the
2-3

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