TM 1-1510-218-10 3C-10 NOTE If two short 800-Hz tones are heard, the transceiver has detected an internal fault. Push the TEST button on the transceiver control unit to initiate self-test and display the fault code. Adjust the volume and perform a quick squelch test by setting the power and mode switch on the transceiver control unit to SQ OFF and adjusting the volume level with background noise. After a comfortable listening level has been established, return the power and mode switch to the ON position. AU background noise should disappear unless a station or aircraft is transmitting on the active frequency the fault code. (2) Frequency Selection. Frequency selection is made using either the frequency select knobs, or the XF / MEM recall switch. NOTE There is usually an installer supplied 8.33/25 kHz select switch in the cockpit. This switch provides a convenience to the pilots by not having to "ratchet pass" the 8.33 kHz channels when not operating in 8.33 airspace. The selected position of the (8.33 or 25) may or may not be annunciated, depending on installation. After the desired frequency is set into the preset frequency display, it can be transferred to the active frequency display by momentarily setting the XF / MEMswitch to XF. At the same time that the preset frequency is transferred to the active display, the previously active frequency is transferred to the preset display. A short audio tone is applied to the audio system to indicate that the active frequency has been changed, and the active (ACT) annunciator on the control will flash while the transceiver is tuning to the new frequency. NOTE The ACT annunciator continuing to flash indicates that the transceiver is not tuned to the frequency displayed in the active display.The transceiver control unit's memory permits storing up to six preset frequencies. Once stored, these frequencies can be recalled to the preset display by positioning the XF / MEM switch to the MEM position. The storage location (CHAN 1 through CHAN 6) for the recalled frequency is displayed in the active frequency display while the XF / MEM switch is held in the MEM position. All six stored frequencies can be displayed one at a time in the preset display by repeatedly positioning the XF / MEM switch to the MEM position. After the desired stored frequency has been recalled to the preset display, it can be transferred to the active display by momentarily positioning the XF / MEM switch to the XF position. During normal operation, all frequency selectionsand revisions are done in the preset frequency display. However, the active frequency can be selected directly as described in the following paragraph.(3) Direct Active Frequency Selection. The active frequency can be selected directly with the frequency select knobs by pushing the ACT button for about 2 seconds. The active frequency selection mode is indicated by dashes appearing in the preset display. Also, the ACT annunciator will flash as the frequency select knobs are turned to indicate that the transceiver is being returned.NOTE The ACT annunciator continuing to flash after the frequency has been selected indicates that the transceiver is not tuned to the frequency displayed in the active display. To return to the preset frequency selection mode, push the ACT button again for about 2 seconds. As a safety feature, the transceiver control unit switches to the active frequency selection mode when a frequency select knob is operated while the STOand TESTbuttons, or XF / MEMswitch are actuated. (4) Frequency Storage. To program the memory, select the frequency in the preset frequency display using the frequency select knobs and push the STObutton once. One of the channel numbers (CHAN 1 through CHAN 6) will appear in the active display for approximately 5 seconds. During this time the channel number can be changed without changing the preset frequency by momentarily positioning the XF / MEMswitch to the MEMposition. After the desired channel number has been selected, push the STObutton again to store the frequency.
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