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2.7.1
VDT
CONTROLLER
PRELâ„¢INARY
CHECKOUT.
Upon
receipt
of
a suspect VDT
controller
from
the
field
maintenance
facility, visually
inspect
the
controller
for
the
problems
listed
in
paragraph 2.4.1. Figure 2-5 shows
the
maximum
configuration
for
a
VDT
controller
with
two
controllers. Table 2-4 lists
additional
items
that
should
also be checked.
If
a
thorough
visual
inspection
indicates
no
problems,
proceed
with
fault
isolation
procedures.
2.i.2
VDT
CONTROLLER
FAULT
ISOLATION PROCEDURES. Table 2-5 lists
procedures
for
troubleshooting
the
VDT
controller
with
a
hot
mock-up
system. Tables 2-6
through
2-14 list
fault
isolation
procedures
for
various
types
of
problems.
2.8
CRT
MONITOR
MAINTENANCE
PROCEDURES
Maintenance procedures
for
the
CRT
monitor
consist
of
a preliminary
checkout
to
determine
if
any
problems
exist
that
might
be visually
detected,
and
fault isolation procedures
to
locate
faulty
circuit
components.
2.8.1
CRT
MONITOR
PRELIMINARY
CHECKOUT.
Upon
receipt
of
a suspect
CRT
monitor
from
the
field
maintenance
facility, visually
inspect
the
CRT
for
signs
of
damage,
and
for
flaws
caused
by
deterioration.
Visually
inspect
the
PWB
for
problems listed in paragraph 2.4.1.
If
a
thorough
visual
inspection
indicates
no
problems exist,
proceed
with
the fault isolation
procedure
for
the
monitor.
2.8.2
CRT
.MONITOR
FAULT
ISOLATION PROCEDURES. Table 2-15 lists fault isolalion
procedures
for
the
CRT
monitor
in a
hot
mock-up
system. Figures 2-10
through
2-12 are
CRT
monitor
schematic
diagrams.
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Digital
Systems Division