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F. On LH 014-050, 061-081 and 084-099, the UP/LT TEST switch provides a self-test capability for the ILS up/left functions of the VOR/ILS receiver and associated displays. The UP/LT test is also used by the AFCS for testing the AP/FD LRCU's.
3. VOR/ILS Receiver
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A. Three VOR/ILS receivers are installed on shelves E1-2 and E1-3 in the main equipment center. All interconnections are made through multipin connectors on the rear of the chassis. A test connector is also mounted on the rear of the unit for testing and fault analysis.
B. BENDIX RNA-26C Receiver
(1)
An omnibearing indicator which displays VOR bearing is visible through an opening in the front panel. The right side of the main frame assembly contains the omnibearing indicator (OBI), power supply, localizer circuits, VOR circuits, localizer integrity monitor. The VHF receiver and the glide slope receiver are mounted on the other side of a vertical support wall that also serves as a heatsink for some of the power transistors.
(2)
Connection to the main frame is accomplished through a multipin connector on the receiver that mates with a connector on the mounting.
C. Bendix RNA-34A Receiver
(1)
Each receiver contains planar construction-type circuit boards and an interconnect unit. The circuit boards consist of VOR/LOC and glide slope receiver assemblies with associated instrumentation, digital instrumentation and self-test circuit board assemblies, an RMI driver and a power supply. These assemblies process VOR, localizer and glide slope signals and provide outputs to drive deviation, flag and to-from flight instrument displays.
(2)
The chassis provides the mounting surfaces for connectors, hinged front and side panels, and a center mounting frame.
(3)
The hinged front panel supports an RMI driver board and the receiver power supply. The exterior surface of the panel also serves as a heat sink for the power supply.
(4)
The hinged left and right side panels and the center mounting frame support the remaining VOR/ILS circuit boards and interconnecting circuits.
4. VOR Antenna
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A. The VOR antenna is a dual, pedestal-mounted, V-type unit, supplying the VOR/ILS receivers with rf received form the VOR stations. The antenna is located beneath the vertical fin cap and has independent outputs connected to the two VOR/LOC antenna switches for distribution to the receivers. The antenna is protected by lighting diverter strips on the outside of the fiberglass fin tip.
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