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Figure   1-19.   Aircraft   Indicator   Check   Circuit   for   Null-Balanc   Indicators.

TM   55-4920-401-13&P ( a )    A i r c r a f t    I n d i c a t o r    C h e c k    C i r - D’Arsonval   type   indicator,   the   appropriate   re- cuits.   The   aircraft   indicator   check   circuits   (figs.   1- sistance   (R21-R25,   fig.   1-18)   is   selected   with   the 18  and  1-19),  located  in  the  probe  control  section  of RESISTANCE   &   A/C   INDICATOR   CHECK   switch. the   analyzer/trimmer,   supply   calibration   check   sig- Since   null-balance   indicators   do   not   draw   current nals   to   the   TEMP   indicator   and   to   the   aircraft   indi- when   they   are   balanced,   R19   in   figure   1-19   assures cater   simultaneously.   Switch   poles   are   identified   in that   the   A/C   IND   ADJ   has   approximately   the   same these   figures   and   poles   of   the   same   switch   are range  as  it  does  in  the  circuit  of  fig.  1-18. joined   with   broken   lines.   When   checking   a Figure  1-18.  Aircraft  Indicator  Check  Circuit  for  D’Arsonval  Indicators. (b)   Spread   Circuit.   Spread   signals   (fig.   1- tion  of  S4,  except  ALL,  one  of  the  chromel  leads  is 16)   are   applied   through   the   spread   cable   to   the connected   to   the   SPREAD   position   of   deck   7   of   the SPREAD   CABLE   receptacle   on   the   probe   control. FUNCTION   SELECT   switch.   In   the   ALL   position, Eight  chromel  signals  are  applied  to  eight  poles  of all  chromel  leads  are  connected  to  the  SPREAD  pos- the   SPREAD   switch   on   the   probe   control   and   func- ition  of  deck  7.  The  alumel  lead  is  common  to  all  the tion   switch   board.   Each   pole   supplies   its   signal alumel   leads   and   is   connected   to   the   SPREAD   posi- through   a   different   contact   position   corresponding tion   of   deck   8   of   the   FUNCTION   SELECT   switch. to   one   of   eight   engine   thermocouples.   In   any   posi- 1-17

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