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BRUEL & KJAER 1022 - Remote Control Operations

BRUEL & KJAER 1022
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lt is
also
possible
to
obtain
different
regulation
characteristics
dependent
on
the
position
of
the
potentiometer
marked
OUTPUT
LEVEL.
This
can
be
seen
from
Fig.
1.2.
Remote Control.
In
the
main
description
of
the
apparatus
several
forms
of
remote
control
are
mentioned.
To
carry
out
any
one
of
these
methods
use
must
be
made
of
the
REMOTE
CONTROL
jack
on
th
e
front
panel,
the
appropriate
connections
being
made
to
the
pins
of
the
six-poled
socket.
Fig.
2.5
shows
the
different
pins
on
the
socket.
Oscillator Stop
(+100
Volts
d.c
. approx.)
Internal
Contact
External
Modulation
a
Ground
Magnetic
Clutch
Fig. 2.5.
RE
1
UOTE
CONTROL
jack,
viewed
l
ooking
towards
front
panel.
Remote
control
of
the
magnetic
clutch
can
be
obtained
by
making
or
breaking
a
connection
between
a
and
f,
providing
the
clutch
control
switch
AUTO-
MATIC
SCANNING
is
at
the
position
"off".
For
ex
t
erna
l
modulation
one
may
connect
the
externa
l
generator
between
chass
is
and
terminal
b,
having
the
MODULATION
FREQUENCY
switch
set
to
position
"Ext.
Mod.",
but
it
is
also
possible
to
use
f
as
chassis
connection.
For
remote
interruption
of
the
output
signal
(s
topping
of
the
fixed
oscillator)
the
terminal
c
shou
ld
be
connected
to
terminal
f
(ground).
This
arrangement
is ·
used,
for
instance,
when
reverberation
measurements
are
carried
out
automatica
lly
by
employing
the
B & K
Level
Recorder
Type
2305. A
special
switch
in
the
Recorder
then
connects
terminal
c
to
ground
when
the
radiated
signal
has
to
be
interrupted.
Termina
ls d
and
e
are
in
connec
ti
on
with
an
internal
contact
used
for
inter-
rup
.
ting
the
signa
l
output
when
th
e
frequency
sca
le
pointer
is
outside
the
sca
le.
Note:
When
de
li
vered
from
the
factory,
each
B.
F.O.
is
supplied
with
a
6-pol
ed
plug
containing
the
necessary
connections
for
the
function
of
the
internal
contact.
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