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CONFIDENTIAL C.D, 0338B, Leaflet 1 One sheet (T/37) RI. 5506, 5543 ‘Transmitter Receiver, Type T.R. 3173A (Stores Ref. 10DB/6022).—Replacement of Switch Unit, ‘Type 208 (Stores Ref. 10FB/6007), by Switch Unit, Type 115 (Stores Ret. 10FB/556). (S.B. 49879.—24.1.1945.) 1. Models of Rebecca, Mk. IT, transmitter receiver, type T.R. 3173A (Stores Ref, 10DB/6022), having serial numbers between 201 and 400, may employ switch unit, type 208 (Stores Ref. 10F 5/6007), which has given rise to a certain amount of interference. Bulk ‘production models of transmitter receiver, type T.R. 3173A (Stores Ref. 10D B/6022), include switch unit, type 115 (Stores Ref. 10FB/556) which, though similar in operation, employs greater screening and more efficient filter circuits. 2. Units holding any transmitter receiver, type T.R. 3173A (Stores Ref. 10DB/6022), of the above serial numbers, should therefore determine which switch unit is fitted, and if it is switch unit, type 208 (Stores Ref. 10F/6007), should arrange to replace it by switch unit, type 115 (Stores Ref. 10FB/556). 3. The item required for this modification is as shown below, and is to be demanded from the appropriate maintenance unit — Stoves Ref. Nomenclature Quantity 10FB/556 Switch unit, type 115 1 4. The procedure for effecting the modification is as detailed in this paragraph :— (i) Locate the feeder carrying the switch input to the receiving unit, type 61A (Stores Ref. 10PB/6004). Unscrew the clamp securing this to the rear of the front panel, and dis- connect the feeder at the end remote from the switch unit, type 208 (Stores Ref. 10FB/6007). (ii) Unscrew the four screws securing the switch unit, type 208 (Stores Ref, 10FB/6007), to the front panel of the equipment and remove the switch unit, type 208 (Stores Ref. 10FB/6007), bodily from the chassis assembly, ensuring not to’ damage the OFF—ON relay. Nole.—It is desirable that the transmitter unit be unscrewed from the chassis before attempting to remove the switch unit, type 208 (Stores Ref. 10FB/6007). (iii) Remove the screening cover from the switch unit, type 208 (Stores Ref. 10FB/6007) Unsolder the inner conductor of the cable from the centre contact and unscrew the clamping ring. The length of feeder may then be withdrawn. Note,—Care should be taken in the unsoldering operation, as much time will be saved by retaining the full length of the inner conductor. (iv) Remove the screening cover from the switch unit, type 115 (Stores Ref. 10FB/556), and ensuring to avoid damaging the spring contacts on the unit, connect the feeder to the centre contact in a manner similar to that in which it was connected to the switch unit, type 208 (Stores Ref. 10FB/6007). Screw up the clamping ring as tightly as possible and replace the screening cover on the switch unit, type 115 (Stores Ref. 10FB/556). (v) Lay the feeder along the same path as before, and position the switch unit, type 115, (Gtores Ref. 10FB/556), by the terminal block mounted at the bottom of the front panel. (vi) Arrange that the spring clips on the switch unit, type 115 (Stores Ref. 10FB/556), are ‘firmly positioned over the appropriate parts on’ the terminal block, and when this has ‘been done screw the switch unit, type 115 (Stores Ref. 10FB/556), to the front panels. (vii) Clamp the feeder in position, using the clamp previously removed, and connect the feeder ‘to the appropriate plug in the receiving unit, type 61A (Stores Ref. 10PB/6004). (viii) Action is required to be taken as indicated in A.M.O. A.328/44, the modification No. C.D. 0338B, Leafiet 1 being inserted on the modification label. 4e54890—1) 850 1)45 CONFIDENTIAL (CD.0338 B. Leaflet 2 CD.0938 G, Leaflet 2 A.R.L5506, A.R15543, A.R.15594, Amplifying Unit, Type 178, (Stores Ref. 10UB/185). Modification to Improve Gain Control and Output Pulse Shape (S.B.49910,—3.2.45.) 1. thas been found in service that the gain control circuit as originally embodied in the Amplifying Unit, Typ 178, used in Transmitter Receives, type T.R3173A, (Stores Ref. 10DB/6022) bearing serial numbers 201 to 400 (inclusive) does not provide a smooth enough action at its lower end, and that the maximum gain available is greater than is operationally necessary. This modification has the twofold purpose of decreasing the maximum over-all gain, and providing a smoother action at low values of gain, "The alterations described in paras. 4())4(lii) improve the gain control, while those described in paras. 4(iv)-4(vi) improve the output pulse shape. 2. All Units holding Transmitter Receiver T.R.3173A bearing the above serial numbers in use or in store are to modify the Amplifying Unit, type 178, in accordance with this leaflet. All other trans mitter receivers will be modified before reaching the Service. 3. The following components are required for the modification and should be demanded from the appropriate maintenance units :— Nomenclacure Quantity Resistance, Type 726, (33K } watt +10 % in) 1 1OC/I1131 Condenser, Type 3367, (0.5 nF, 450 V. wkg.) a 4, Circuit references are to $,D.0338, Chapter 2, Fig. 8, and Drg. No. 0338, Ch.1, Leaflet 2, shows modified parts of the circuit. ‘The modification is effected as follows (@® Locate the lead from R.17/10K +10K in series) to the 420V. HLT. line (tag 4 on the terminal Strip A). Disconnect this lead from the 420V. line and connect it instead to the 250V. line (tag 3 on the terminal Strip A). i) Locate the common junction point of R.3, R.11, R.17, which is connected by a lead to tag 5 on the terminal strip A. Disconnect R.17 and this lead from the junction, Connect one end of the 33K Resistance (Type 726 or 1799) to the junction of R.3 and R11, and the other end to the: junction of R.17 and the lead which goes to tag 5. (ii) Connect the Condenser, Type 3367 (0.5 » F.), between earth and the junction of R.3, R.11 and the 33K resistor. (iv) Remove the 0.01v F. condenser C.38 connected between the cathode of V.6 and earth. (w) Remove the lead which connects the junction of R.32, R.45 to tag 6 on the terminal strip A. (vi) Remove the connection between terminals AG and M7 on the base plate: (vii) After modification a label should be affixed in accordance with A.M.O. A.328/44. F389 Wr. 48964—ClOGE 1100 2145 Gp. 8 Posh & Cros Lad, 338/B Leaflet 2/44 AP.2914B/6 A.R.1.5506 and A.R.1.5594—Indicating Unit, type 6E (Stores Ref. 10QB/141) —Modification to improve the Calibration Setting up Procedure (Establishment Ref. No. 7/536.) (Mop. No. 1059/1.) (Class 3A.) (Research Mods. 20232.—6.12.45.) 1. The modification detailed in this leaflet to indicating unit, type 6E (Stores Rei. 10QB/141), eases and improves the calibration setting up procedure. “A 1-2 megohm resistor is also inserted between earth and the junction of R7 and RB, as a precautionary measure to avoid RF jitter. 2. Allunits holding indicating units, type 6E (Stores Ref, 10QB/141) in use and in store, are to ensure that they are modified in accordance with the instructions contained in this leaflet, and that the modification labels are properly annotated. 3, The following items are required for the modification and are to be demanded as necessary from the appropriate maintenance wnit:— Item. Stores Ref. Nomenclature. Quantity 1 1OW/8687 Resistance, type 2161 1 (1-2 M, f watt, 10%) 2 10/1667 Resistance, type 500 1 (1K, 10%, } watt) 4. The following is the sequence of operations: — (Refer to fig. 1, CD.0338-B, and to Drg. No. A.P.2914B/6/45.) (i) ‘Remove VR2 and correct R5(27K) to earth. (It should be noted that the input circuit in CD.0338B, fig. 14 is incorrect and reference should be made to the drawing.) (i) Remove R9 and replace it by VR2 cormected as a variable resistor. (iii) Disconnect the contact “b” on switch $5 from contact “a’" and reconnect it to contact “‘c"” on the same switch. (Contact “a"’ is now connected to R13 and contacts “b” and ‘“e” to C20.) (iv) Insert between contact “a” of SI and C2 a resistance, type 500 (Stores Ref. 10W/11667), (v) Remove the switch S2 in parallel with R36 and re-conneet it in parallel with the resistance, type 500 (Stores Ref. 10W/11667) referred to in operation (iv). (vi) Insert a resistance, type 2161 (Stores Ref. 10W/8687), between earth and the junction of R7 and R8. (vii) Take action as indicated in A.M.O, A.328/44 and subsequent amendments 3. Range Calibration, The setting up instructions given in CD.0338-13, para. 136, are to be modified as follows:— (i) Re-write para. 136 (vi) as “Set V3, VR4 and VRS at their mid positions.” (ii) Re-write para, 136 (vii) as “Set VR9 so that the first mile mark is opposite I on the scale. If the trace does not start almost at zero, operate the switch $2.” (iii) Re-write para. 136 (x) as “If the indication cannot be adjusted to the 9 mile mark, adjust the Amplitude Control VR2.”" 6. The following item rendered surplus as a result of this modification, is to be disposed of in accordance with A.M.O, A.736/43 and subsequent amendments — Stores Ref. Nomenclature. Quantity. OW/1803 Resistance, type 1803 (R.9, 18K, + 10%, Iw) "1 P.O. LI8425 146 900 CHP Gp.t (00% ass % Lnction at RIS ane 238 vee (a) BEFORE MODIFICATION (b) AFTER MODIFICATION. INPUT CIRCUIT OF INDICATING _UNIT TYPE 6E. MODIFICATION TO INDICATING UNIT TYPE 6& FiG.I. DRG.meapz9i4e / 6 /as Tries? 15 900 CAP Gp. 989 (4) 1 A.P.2914B/7 5002, A.R.I. 5008, A.RI. 5077, ARI. 5136, A.RI. 5184, A.RL 5506 and A.R.I. 5642—Indicating Units, type 96 (Stores Ref. 10QB/i98) and type 260 (Stores Ref. 10QB/6374)—Replacement of Condenser C2 (Establishment Ref. No. T/673.) (Mop. No. 428/1.) (Class 3A.) (Research Mods. 24641.—19.2.46.) 1. Failures have occurred in indicating unit, type 96 (Stores Ref. 0QB/198), and indicating unit type 260 (Stores Ref, 10QB/6374), due to se voltages breaking down the Hi.T. smoothing condenser C2 (4uF, 450v.). v8 lealles details the mod.fication to replace the condenser, Al, wnits holding indicating units, type 96 (Stores Ref. 10QB/198) uid tyre 26) (Stores Ref. 10QB/6374), in use and in store, are to ensure tat tiey are modilied in accordance with the instructions contained im this leaflet, and that the mod.fcation labels are properly annotated, 3. The following item is required for the modification and is to be demanded as necessary from the appropriate maintenance unit -— re: Ref Nomenclature Quantity 3789 Condenser, type 2512 (uF, = 20%, 500v. DC. 1 whe. 4. The following .s the sequence of operations :— (Refer io Air Publication 2544A, Vol, 1, Section 3, Chapter 4, fig. 1, and 19 CD 0336-R, fig. 4.) PTO. 2 (4) Remave-the dust coyer from the indicating unit. (i) Locate condenser C2 (4uF, 450v. D.C, wkg.) and remove it. (ai) Replace the condenser removed in operation (it) by the condenser, type 2512 (4uF, 500v. D.C. wkg.). (iv) Replace the dust cover. (v) Take action as indicated in A.M.O, A.328/44 and subsequent amendments, inscribing the modification label with the modification number quoted beneath the title of this leaflet. 5. The item rendered surplus as a result of this modification is to be disposed of in accordance with AM.O. A.736/43° and subsequent amendments -— Stores Ref. Nomenclature 10€/11482 Condenser, type 3503 (4uF, + ‘wg. Quantity 20%, 450v, DC I QISSINT) MSR. TS, oe, Ea, HRW, Gp. BL. ASCRET APPENDIX. 3 MODIFIED INDICATOR, TYPE @& 1, Tha operation and circuft of indieator *& has bon nodif {ad from that given in $.D.0330, Chopter 2 (Provistonal Izu) and will be retrospactive on all CE units in sorvicoy 2, Tho main altoraticn consists of a modification to tho input etreuit, Explanatory noves oras,9-51 should bo ormited and the following substituted, (Q) Poraed9 Tho grid of valve ¥, 1g normally hold at orth potunt ial, the valve passing a relatively high anode currant such that tho voltage across C4 1s small, If tho grid 1s suddonly driven nogative and Lalntalaad cut off, the condensor C4 contioncos Yo chargo up tovards NT. Potonticl through Avy So long as Cd 1s alloved to charge up to abeut only mno-tonth of tho H.T. voltagu, the curve of volts across C4 against tine 1s approx iately Minoar, At tho ond of 2 nfllfmsoconds the grid of Vy 1s returned co earth potent tal and c4 13 discharged through valva ¥y to Its cPiginal potentials, (2 Poros Tho positive pulso fron the muulatcr init, wpe 66, Ls diftorentiated by the short. Line constant result of the Input efreutt changes as foliuws:= (1) Parasl36(vi) — gelote Ry", For Munt!l vevese trace gubstituts "fully clockwise". co (vit) Sot Vg sc that tho first uark on tho trsce 1s opposite 1 on tbe scales N.By In general, this moans thst tho traco will not commco at aorcy (3) (x11) Delete 41f seeses adjustads (i) Note that these ai tarations to the relovant paras, in 3.0.0893, Chapter 2 are only eppltcable ta thoge indicating units in whieh the Input clrcult nus been aodi iad, though all Type 6& units at present in service will recalve retrospective muditfeation at a future dete, This appendix will by concvied and the ralovant paregraghs and dlzgrans of tho proviclonal clapter snended, in die courses

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