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T.O. 31W-2GSC24-2
TM 11-5805-688-14-1
NAVELEX 0967-LP-545-3011
word counter to start counting at the beginning of the
5-199. Diagnostic Function.
next major frame. The word counter is incremented one
count each time signal MEOS3NX is generated and
5-200. Read and write address counters U4 and U7,
applied through inverters U53-2 and U53-4 to the CP
read and write address latches U5 and U6, B-C-1 adder
inputs of U28, U1, and U15.  Before the circuits are
U12, and decoder logic U13 and U14 duplicate the rate
activated, 10 fill-bit strapping switches (0 through 9) are
compare functional circuits.
The out-of-tolerance,
strapped to a predetermined count that determines the
positive stuff, and negative stuff signals from decoder
number of gated clock pulses to be deleted during each
logic U13, U14 are applied to stuff comparator U48. The
major frame period. The 10-bit binary code from the fill-
output from U48 is normally a high level (A=B) signal that
bit switches is applied to the B inputs of 10-bit
holds the output from J-K flip-flop U49-10 high. When
comparator U21, U8.  The 10 outputs from the word
the three outputs from decoder logic No. 1 and decoder
counter are applied in reverse sequence to the A inputs
logic No. 2 do not compare, the output from U48 goes
of the 10-bit comparator.  This reverse sequence is
low, resulting in a low-level error signal from U49-10 to
performed to obtain a near-homogeneous output from
OR gate U36-9 in the input circuit of the output selector
the 10-bit comparator. Each time the reversed binary
circuit. An out-of-tolerance command from decoder logic
numbers applied to the A inputs of the comparator are
No. 1 is also applied to the out-of-tolerance generator
less than the programmed binary numbers applied to the
circuit consisting of J-K flip-flop U49-7 and one-shot
B inputs, a gated clock inhibit signal is generated.
multivibrator U44-6. The out-of-tolerance signal applied
Therefore, the gated clock inhibit signals from the
through inverter U46-10 causes U49-7 to go high and
comparator result in near-homogeneous low-level inhibit
trigger U44 into conduction. Thus the low-level output
inputs to AND gate U9-11.  The result is gated clock
(OOTXX-) from U31-4 is generated for approximately 31
inhibit signals that occur (spread out) in a near-
seconds. The conditioned identical timing signals from
homogeneous sequence during each major frame
timing receiver U43-8 are applied to exclusive OR gate
period. Signals MW24NX and MEOS3NXtoggle flip-flop
U50-3 to exclusive OR gate U50-8. In normal operation,
U3-10 to set a one in shift register U10 during word 25.
exclusive OR gate U50-8 generates a low-level output
This causes U10 to generate an inhibit signal during
that is applied to inverter U46-8 and AND gate U47-6.
word 29 (count 5) that inhibits the word counter and AND
When a malfunction occurs, the output of exclusive OR
gate U36-6, thus preventing generation of a gated clock
gate U50-8 goes high and enables AND gate U47-6,
inhibit signal from being applied to AND gate U9-11
which, in turn, sets latch U52 that generates a low-level
during word 29.  Activity detector U35-10 is held in
error signal to OR gate U36-13. The latch remains set
conduction by count 512 from the word counter when Ro
until reset signal ERST is applied through inverters U51-
is greater than 2 kbps. When Ro is less than 2 kbps,
8 and U51-10 to reset latch U52-6.
signal MEOS3NX holds U35-10 in conduction.
A
missing input causes the duty cycle of U35-10 to expire
5-201. A diagnostic data compare function is initiated
and generate an error signal to OR gate U36-8.
when AND gate U13-4
Change 2 5-49

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