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Fire Controlman Volume 05-Display Systems and Devices
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DISPLAY   SYSTEM   SIMULATION AND  TESTING Figure 3-24.—VSS front panel. Most  tactical  display  systems  are  able  to  simulate radar   video   and   sweep   signals   for   testing, troubleshooting,   and   operator   training   on   the   PPI consoles.   In   addition,   there   are   computer   programs (POFA/PEFTs)   specifically   designed   to   exercise   the display  consoles  and  verify  their  proper  operation. This  section  covers  the  devices  and  software  used in tactical display systems to simulate the ship’s radars and  to  test  and  troubleshoot  the  tactical  display system. VIDEO   SIGNALS   SIMULATOR   (VSS) The   VSS   develops   simulated   radar   video   and sweep  signals  for  use  in  tactical  display  system testing,  troubleshooting,  and  operator  training.  The VSS  is  used  in  place  of  or  in  conjunction  with  an operating   two-dimensional   radar.   Simulated   video and  sweep  signals  of  variable  characteristics  are  used in  the  testing  of  RACs,  RDDS,  PPI  consoles,  and  the operations   summary   console   (OSC). Use   of   the   VSS   makes   it   possible   to   monitor operator  tracking  accuracy.  When  used  in  conjunction with   the   operational   program,   the   VSS   can   develop 3-19

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