Section II. SERVICE UPON RECEIPT OF MATERIAL

Section II. SERVICE UPON RECEIPT OF MATERIAL

2-3. Unpacking

during shipment. If the equipment has been dam-

aged, report the damage on DD Form 6 (Report of

a. Packing Data. When packed for shipment, the

Packaging and Handling Deficiencies).

processor and receiver (with angle bracket) are

b. See that the equipment is complete as stencilled

placed in a two separate corrugated carton with a

on the carton. Report all discrepancies in accordance

minimum of 2 inches of foam padding on all sides.

with TM 38-750.

The carton measurements in inches, volume in cubic

c. If the equipment has been used or reconditioned,

feet and weight in pounds are as follows:

Dimension (inch)

Volume

Weight

see whether it has been changed by a modification

(feet)

(pounds)

141/4 133/4 53/4 0.652 71/2

work order (MWO). If the equipment has been

Processor

101/4 93/4 53/4 0.333 4

modified, the MWO number will appear adjacent to

Receiver

the nomenclature plate. If modified, see that any

b. Removing Contents.

operational instruction changes resulting from the

(1) Remove the staples securing the corrugated

modification have been entered in the equipment

carton flaps.

manual.

(2) Remove the foam padding and lift out the

equipment.

NOTE

2-4. Checking Unpacked Equipment

Current applicable to the equipment are listed in

USASA PAM 310-6 or DAPAM 310-7.

a. Inspect the equipment for damage incurred

Section Ill. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

2-5. General

moved from location to location and the prescribed

tests are performed at each location. The second test

Prior to permanently securing the receivers in

setup requires a temporary signal wire run to each

place and interconnecting all receivers to the

location and a check of the combined configuration of

processor, a test of each selected receiver location

all locations.

must be performed to insure adequate detection of

b. Individual Location Test. Each receiver location

forced penetration.

is to be evaluated independently as to its adequacy of

2-6. Tools, Test Equipment, and Material

detection. The simulated forced penetration test

Required for Installation

requires temporary mounting of the receiver in its

The tools, test equipment and material listed in

intended location, interconnections between the

Table 2-1 is required to perform the testing and

processor and the receiver, an audible sounder to

installation.

signal actuation of the alarm circuit, a multimeter

for evaluating the sensitivity levels and the applica-

2-7. Test Setup

tion of power. To facilitate the forced penetration test

a. General The test setup recommended for

of each receiver location, fabricate test cables and

evaluating the selected receiver locations entails two

temporarily interconnect the equipment in the test

separate configurations. The initial test setup is

setup as shown in figure 2-3.

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