Table 7-6.--Controls and Indicators for the master Control Panel
No.
NOMENCLATURE
DESCRIPTION
FUNCTION
1
VARIABLE 0-55 AMPS
Variable carbon-pile
Controls variable load applied to aircraft
resistor
servicing bus from 0-55 A. Operates in
conjunction with AIRCRAFT SERVICING
LOAD SELECTOR DC AMPS toggle switch
0-55 on the dc control panel (fig. 7-64).
2
INTENSITY
Variable resistor
Controls intensity of dc control panel lights
and dc cable input lights.
3
DC PANEL LIGHTS
2-position toggle switch
Controls dc control panel lights, dc cable input
lights, and placard lights.
4
VARIABLE 0-55 AMPS
Variable carbon-pile
Controls variable load applied to jet starting
resistor
bus from 0 to 55 A. Operates in conjunction
with JET STARTING LOAD SELECTOR DC
AMPS toggle switch 0-55 on the dc control
panel (fig. 7-64).
5
EXTERNAL POWER
Indicating light with red
Illuminates only when the CONTROL
lens
POWER switch (not shown) is ON, and the
AC external power cable is fully plugged in,
F of the plug.
6
WIND SWITCH
Indicating light with green
Illuminates when cooling fans are operating
CLOSED
lens
properly.
7
CONTROL CIRCUIT
3-position toggle switch
In DC position, selects control circuit power
DC OFF AC
directly from aircraft servicing dc input. In AC
position, selects control circuit power from
stepped-down and rectified ac input. In OFF
position, deenergizes all control circuits.
8
VARIABLE 0-3.5 KW
Variable 3-phase
Controls variable resistive load applied to ac
input lines from 0 to 3.5 KW. Operates in
SELECTORS 3 PHASE KILOWATTS toggle
switch 0-3.5 on the ac control panel (fig.
7-65).
9
INTENSITY
Variable resistor
Controls intensity of ac control panel lights.
10
AC PANEL LIGHTS
2-position toggle switch
Controls ac panel lights and placard lights.
11
VARIABLE 0-3 KVAR
Variable 3-phase
Controls variable reactive load applied to ac
input lines from 0 to 3 KVAR. Operates in
conjunction with REACTANCE LOAD
SELECTORS 3 PHASE KILOWATTS toggle
switch 0-3 on the ac control panel (fig. 7-65).
12
CIRCUIT CHECK
Cannon Plug
Provides receptacle for using an AN/USM-128
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