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TM  55-4920-383-13&P b.   Disconnect   Test   Set   power   cable. c.  Disconnect  Test  Set  accessory  cables  and  test  lead  ground  cable. 2-5. Test  Set  Functions. The  Test  Set  contains  four  basic  types  of  circuitry. function  and  is  described  in  the  following  paragraphs. Each   circuit   performs   a   separate (See  fig.  2-1.) a.  Measuring  tank  unit  and  compensator b.  Measuring  tank  unit  and  compensator c.  Simulating  tank  unit  and  compensator the  aircraft  indicator  under  test. capacitance. insulation    resistance. capacitance   for   checking d. Checking   the   Test   Set   capacitance   measurement   and   resistance   measurement circuitry. 2-6. Typical    Interconnection. which  are  listed  in  table  1-2.  To  interconnect  the  Test  Set  to  the  fuel  quantity  installation proceed  as  follows: Figure   2-2   shows   a   typical   system/Test   Set   interconnection.   The   specific   inter- connection  is  dependent  on  the  type  of  aircraft  and  type  of  fuel  quantity  system.  For  more detailed  information  about  a  particular  aircraft’s  fuel  quantity  system,  reference  should  be made  to  the  aircraft’s  applicable  technical  manual.    Table   1-2   lists   the   accessory   cables provided  with  the  Test  Set,  to  be  used  as  required  to  connect  the  Test  Set  to  the  particular aircraft  unit  or  system  to  be  tested.    The  description  which  follows  pertains  to  the  typical system/Test  Set  interconnection  shown  in  figure  2-2  and  utilizing  the  cables  as  required a. If  necessary  to  gain  access  to  the  indicator  connectors,  remove  the  aircraft  fuel quantity  system  indicator  from  the  instrument  panel.  Disconnect  the  cable  from  the receptacle  at  the  rear  of  the  indicator. See  applicable  aircraft  manual  for  removal  of 2-11

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