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the signal data converter, where it is converted to audio tones and then transmitted out over the selected radio. When  the  message  is  complete,  REC  (receive)  is selected  on  the  keyboard.  This  selection  allows  the system  to  receive  phase  tones  and  incoming  messages from  other  stations  on  the  frequency. The  on-line  mode  is  designed  to  simplify  the  work of  the  operator.  Actual  system  operation  is  covered  in various  software  publications.  In  general,  the  operator types an outgoing message in the central computer. The operator  performs  all  the  operations  described  above, except  XMIT  is  selected  on  the  TTY  keyboard. Depression of the XMIT switch on the keyboard directs the central computer to send the stored message through Communications Interface No. 1 into the TTY system. In  the  same  manner,  when  REC  is  selected  on  the keyboard  and  CMPTR  selected  on  the  HSP,  any incoming messages are sent to the central computer. Currently, the computer has the ability to store one message of approximately 800 characters for review by the operator. In addition to teletype data, the TTY system can send and receive data to and from the central computer. In input data, the operator simply selects CONST & EDIT  on  the  keyboard.  Any  keyboard  depressions  are then   sent   to   the   central   computer   via   the communications  interface. To  produce  hardcopy  of  computer  data,  CMPTR  is selected on the HSP. Software functions then allow the central   computer   to   print   data   on   the   HSP   via Communications Interface No. 1. This data is sent at 3,000 words per minute regardless of the WPM SPEED switch on the HSP. Q1. Q2. Q3. Q4. Q5. Q6. Q7. Q8. Q9. Q10. Q11. Q12. Q13. REVIEW QUESTIONS What is the most important means of communi- cating in the Navy today? What  frequencies  are  included  in  the  super high-frequency   band? How  many  LS-602/AI  panels  are  there  in  a typical   aircraft? What type of encoding/decoding is used in the ICCG system? What  is  the  actual  frequency  range  of  the AN/ARC-197  radio  set? How many preset channels are available with the AN/ARC-187  radio  set? What fault is indicated when the fault indicator on  the  C-11950/ARC-187  control  box  flashes  at a slow rate? The  HF-2  long-wire  antenna  has  degraded operation at which frequencies? What is the purpose of the lightning arrester used in the HF system? What radio sets can be used with the data link system? Who  has  primary  responsibility for the hardware setup of the data link system? Which  unit  in  the  TTY  system  provides  the interface with the radios? Which unit connects the TTY system with the central computer? 1-25

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