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TM 10-4320-343-14 2.1.3    Oil  Pressure  Bypass  (3).    This  switch  is  a  pushbutton  type  switch  and  is  used  to  bypass  oil  pressure  sensing circuits.  Switch must be pushed in simultaneously with start switch during engine start.  Oil pressure bypass switch must be released after oil pressure buildup. 2.1.4  Oil Pressure Gauge (4).    This  gauge  indicates  engine  oil  pressure  in  pounds  per  square  inch(PSI).    The  gauge graduated in 10 pounds increments from 0 to 80 PSI. 2.1.5  Tachometer/Hourmeter (5).  Indicates engine speed in revolutions per minute (RPM).  Meter is graduated in 100 RPM increments from 0 to 3000 RPM.  The hourmeter portion of the gauge indicates the total number of hours the engine has been operated. 2.1.6  Ammeter (6).  Indicates alternator ampere output.  Meter is graduated in 30 amp increments from 0 to +60 AMPS and from 0 to -60 AMPS. 2.1.7  Suction (7).    This  gauge  is  marked  SUCTION  and  indicates  pump  suction  pressure  and  vacuum  per  square  inch (psi).  Gauge is graduated in one unit increments from 0 to 30 PSI for both vacuum and pressure with numerals at five unit intervals on the pressure side and at 10 unit intervals on vacuum side. 2.1.8    Discharge  (8).    This  gauge  is  marked  DISCHARGE  and  indicates  pump  discharge  pressure  in  PSI.    Gauge  is graduated in 5 pound increments from 0 to 160 PSI with numerals at 20 PSI intervals. 2.1.9  Handpump (9).  Used to pressurize cold start reservoir.  If outside air temperature is below +40°F (+5°C) cold start system may be used to assist in starting engine.  Handpump is not used on the electrical system, Model 350 PAFN. 2.1.10  Throttle (10).  This control is only used on the unregulated models.  Provides manual speed selection for the 350 GPM  Pumping  Assembly.    Turning  the  throttle  control  counterclockwise  increases  engine  speed.    Clockwise  rotation decreases engine speed. 2.1.11    Manual  Speed  Control  (11).    This  control  is  only  used  on  regulated  models.    When  the  mode  selector  is  in MANUAL position, this control provides for manual control of engine speed from IDLE (low speed ) to HIGH (full speed). 2.1.12  Mode Selector Switch (12).    This  control  is  used  only  on  regulated  models,  Models  ADC1500  and  350  PAFN. The control provides three mode selections for the regulator, The three modes are as follows:   START Connects regulating system to pumping assembly starting circuits.   Manual Establishes control over engine speed by use of MANUAL SPEED CONTROL.   AUTO Provides automatic pump discharge pressure and engine speed regulation. 2.1.13    RHEOSTAT/Knob  (Light  Switch).    Used  to  control  illumination  brightness  of  panel  lights  by  turning  the  knob mounted on the rheostat clockwise or counterclockwise.  Rheostat/Knob is not installed on some models. 2.1.13  Panel Lights.   Provides light for the control panel.  Panel lights are mounted on support brackets and the hoods are  equipped  with  aviator's  night  vision.    Model  350  'AFN  has  four  panel  lights.    (Panel  lights  are  not  installed  on  all models). 2-4  Change 1

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