MIL-DTL-24784/14B(SH)
changes, engineering changes or notices, modifications, and so forth) shall be identified and
included in separate tables. Field and factory changes shall be contain the following:
a.
Column 1, Change number. This column shall list the change number for each field and
factory change considered and included in the preparation of the manual.
b.
Column 2, Nomenclature. This column shall list the equipment nomenclature and
Government serial numbers of equipments affected by the change.
c.
Column 3, Description. This column shall contain a brief statement identifying the change
and its purpose.
3.6.3.2 Chapter 2, Operation. Operating instructions shall include all the procedures necessary
to enable operating personnel to efficiently and effectively use the equipment in accomplishing its
designated task. These operating instructions shall be in sufficient detail to allow operators,
having previous experience in the operation of similar or related equipment, to independently and
safely operate the equipment without additional training or explanation.
3.6.3.2.1 Introduction. The introduction shall describe each operator's relationship to the
equipment and each other, and shall identify those units having controls and indicators which he is
expected to use in the performance of his duties. The introduction shall be supported by
illustrations which identify and locate all operator controls and indicators. The intended function
and application of the equipment shall be fully explained so that the operator(s) will know exactly
what the operator(s) should expect to accomplish with the equipment.
3.6.3.2.2 Controls and indicators. A description of all operator controls, indicators, protective
devices and jacks shall include the following:
a. Names of panel designations as marked on the equipment.
b. Positions and operating functions for each control, and the normal operating condition of each
indicator in each of the operating functions in tabular format.
c. The text shall be supported by detailed illustrations (see figure 14-1).
d. When more than one operator is required to operate the equipment, his designated position
and function, and the relationship to his controls and indicators shall be specified.
3.6.3.2.3 Operating procedures. Operating procedures shall include the following:
a. Operator turn-on. All steps necessary to bring the equipment from OFF through STANDBY
condition to full operation.
b. Modes of operation. Procedures for each mode of operation, for example, manual, automatic,
local, remote, and so forth. The use and relative advantage of each mode shall also be
described.
c. Operation under interfering conditions. Describe the equipment antijamming and interference
reduction features, the advantages of each feature, and the operating procedures to be
followed in all possible situations. Supporting illustrations (such as indicator displays, wave
forms, and so forth) shall be included which provide typical observations of jamming and
interference for evaluation by the operator.
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