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Figure 1-17.-Communications interface No. 2. tones that can be transmitted over a voice radio. The digital numeric readouts and a test button on the front of the  modem  display  fault  indications  when  the  system  is operating in the TEST mode. The left display indicates digital control unit (DCU) faults, and the right display indicates  modem  faults. Data Terminal Set Power Supply, PP-6140/ACQ-5 This component (fig. 1-15) provides primary power to the modem and to the data terminal set control panel. The power supply is mounted next to the modem. Two switchlights and a wafer switch are on the front panel. The POWER/STANDBY switch applies power to the power supply if the data terminal set (DTS) control panel is in OFF. If the DTS control panel is ON, the power supply supplies primary power to the system. The TEST/FAULT switch initiates a test of the power supply voltage selected on the wafer switch. Data  Terminal  Set  Control-Monitor  Panel, C-7790/ACQ-5 Located at the NAV/COMM station, this unit (fig. 1-16) allows control over the modem. It enables control of  operating  mode,  self-test  functions,  and  operational system   monitoring.   The   DTS   control   panel   was designed to be a single control box for multiple systems; therefore, it has many functions that are not currently used. Communications  Interface  No.  2 This   unit   (fig.   1-17)   provides   the   connection between the central computer and the data link system. It converts 30-bit parallel binary computer data words into  26-bit  serial  data  transmission  language.  Several wafer switches and indicators are provided on the box for troubleshooting. The two switches on the right side of the box, labeled CLOCK SELECT and MASTER CONTROL,  must  be  in  the  OPERATE  position  for normal data link operation. When these switches are in OPERATE,  all  other  switches  are  inoperative. DATA LINK SYSTEM DESCRIPTION A block diagram of the data link system is shown in figure 1-18. The  NAV/COMM  has  primary  responsibility  for  the hardware setup of the data link system, In general, during preflight the NAV/COMM selects an HF or UHF Figure 1-18.-Data link system block diagram. 1-21

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