TM 55-1510-219-10
NOTE
CDU BAT indicator will illuminate
for 12 seconds in alignment State
"8" (about 5 minutes after turn-
on). This is normal and indicates
a battery test is in progress. No
corrective action is required.
NOTE
Ground
operation
on
battery
power
should
not
exceed
5
minutes.
(e)
To
determine
corrective
action:
(Monitor CDU displays while rotating the CDU selector
switch.)
1.
If displays are frozen (do not
change while data selector is
being
rotated)
problem
is
normally in the navigation
unit.
2.
If displays respond normally
to the data selector, the
problem is normally absence
of 115V AC power to INS.
(f)
For corrective action: Check to
assure proper settings of following switches and circuit
breakers essential to INS operation:
1
Overhead circuit breaker panel
(fig. 2-26): Circuit breakers In:
1.
* AVIONICS MASTER
CONTR
2.
* INS CONTROL
3.
* AVIONICS MASTER
PWR #1
4.
* AVIONICS MASTER
PWR #2
2
Overhead control panel (fig.
2-18): INVERTER No. 1 or INVERTER No.2 switch On
(either).
3
Mission control panel (fig. 4-
1):
1.
3-phase AC BUS switch
On.
2.
INS POWER & AC CONT
circuit breakers - In.
4
Mission AC/DC power cabinet:
INS PWR circuit breaker In.
Table 3-4. Action Codes and Recommended Action
NOTE
CDU
BAT
indicator
should
extinguish after above corrective
action. If it remains illuminated,
INS will eventually shut down
when battery voltage drops below
approximately 19VDC. Flight crew
should prepare for shutdown.
(3) Malfunction indications and procedures.
Table 3-2 details the procedure for a Malfunction Code
Check. Table 3-3 lists a number of malfunction
indications which occur under given modes of operation.
Follow procedure given. Table 3-4 details action codes
and recommended action. Table 3-5 lists failed test
symptoms by malfunction codes and lists codes for
recommended actions.
(4) Read computer memory through CDU
(look routine).
1.
WYPT CHG key Press.
2.
Keys Enter "99". Note FROM
TO displays "99".
3.
INSERT/ADVANCE
pushbutton Press.
4.
Data selector LIL WYPT.
5.
CDU Enter "N" followed by
octal address of desired (even
numbered) memory location.
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