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UHF    TRANSCEIVER    (AN/ARC-164,    HAVE QUICK II).
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TM 1-1510-223-10 Figure 3-3.  UHF Transceiver (8) MEMORY indicator.  Displays the operating frequency when READ switch is depressed. (9) Hundredths   digit   frequency   selector   knob and indicator.    Selects  hundredths  digit  of  frequency  (0 through 9). (10)  READ switch.  When depressed, MEMORY indicator will display operating frequency. (11)  Squelch    switch.          The     squelch     switch, placarded ON - SQ - OFF, enables and disables squelch circuits of the main receiver. (12)  Mode    selector    switch.    Selects    mode    of frequency selection. (a) GD. The main receiver and transmitter     are     automatically     tuned     to     the     guard frequency, and the guard receiver is disabled (b) PRE.  Frequency is selected using the preset    channel    selector    switch.        Also    used    when programming the preset channels. (c) MAN. Frequency is manually selected using the frequency selector switches. (13)  Volume    control.        Adjusts    audio    output volume to headsets. (14)  Function  selector  switch.  Selects  operating mode. (a) OFF.  Shuts down equipment (b) MAIN.      Enables   main   receiver   and main transmitter. (c) BOTH.    Enables  main  receiver,  main transmitter, and guard receiver. (d) ADF.  Not used in this installation (15)  TONE    switch.        Transmits    time    of    day (MOD),  followed  by  a  1020  Hz  tone  on  the  selected frequency.  When  used  in  conjunction  with  the  T-2-3-A switch, starts the TOD clock When not in the AJ mode, operates as a tone transmission switch only. c. Standby  Operation.    Normal  operation  using  the aircraft survivability equipment/ avionics control system (ASE/ACS) is described in chapter 4. (1) Turn on procedure: 1. AVIONICS MASTER POWER switch (overhead control panel, fig. 2-13) - ON. 3-6

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