CCWN76:84 STEP 5, Continued TPlO, TPll: Set S2 to 10 bits/sec. The waveforms here will be ramps which start at zero volts an go either up or down or remain near zero. It is possible that either TP10 or TPll Tpll remain at zeros but if both remain at zero, the test fails. If one remains at zero, the other should have a maximum height of either 500 millivolts or negative 500 millivolts. The ramps will repeat lO times per second. Set the audio generator for 1000.2 Hz. Each ramp should now slowly increase and decrease in height, going from full negative 500 mv to full positive 500 mv, and as one output reaches its greatest positive or negative value, the other must pass through zero (flat, no ramp). Check IC13 ICl4, IC12 and associated circuits.) If the maximum height of the ramp from one output is not within 10% of the maximum for the other, the component tolerance of R10 through R13 and C4 and C6 needs checking. The signal levels through the two channels must be matched. TP12, TP13: Set the scope sweep generator for 1 second/cm and the vertical amplifiers for 2 volts/cm. With the audio generator at 1000.2 Hz, watch for staircase waveforms stepping each 0.1 seconds and producing a:stairstep approximation to a sine wave with a period of 5 seconds. The peak-to-peak amplitude of these sinewaves should be about 10 volts. Check IC15, 16, and associated components. TPl2, TPl5: same as for TP12 and TP13. Check IC17 and components. TP1, TP2: same as above, except that the polarity of the sinewave will be reversed every l millisecond, producing an envelope equivalent to a 500 Hz carrier being 100% modulated by a sine- wave with a period of 5 seconds. Check ICl9. Now connect the audio amplifier to the filter output and check for a steady 500 Hz tone accompanied by a slight clicking sound. Remove the audio generator input from the filter, and tho output should disappear. Go to step 3 of the TEST SPECIFICATIONS.