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MIL-M-82376B
Wiring lists or diagrams shall be
3.3.1.7.7 Wiring lists or diagrams.
provided for the complete training device to show the point of origin, all tie
points, and the termination of each lead.  Each point shall be identified by
unit number, rack number, reference designator, terminal board or cable
number, terminal or cable connection and function in accordance with the
numbering system used throughout the training device.  Figure 14 is a sample
of a wire list.
3.3.1.7.7.1 Wiring lists.  (F) Wiring lists in lieu of wiring diagrams
shall not be accepted except as authorized by the contracting activity. If
authorized, incorporation shall be by reference to applicable engineering
document number and nomenclature only.
3.3.1.7.8 Power distribution diagrams.  Power distribution diagrams shall
depict the distribution of primary alternating current (at) power, secondary
ac power, direct current (de) power, and grounding systems (see figure 15).
The following shall apply for the preparation of power distribution diagrams:
a.
Show total distribution from power sources to the various
assemblies, subassemblies, and modules.
b.
Show and identify all power line devices such as fuses, circuit
breakers, switches, interlocks, and relay contacts.
c.
Show and identify all connections including plugs, jacks, and
terminal boards.
Identify any emergency power sources where applicable.
d.
e.
Show all grounds, commons, neutrals, and return lines.
f.
Show and identify all metering circuits and indicators.
Include voltage and tolerances as required.
g.
h.
Wherever practical, power paths shall be displayed from left to
right and from top to bottom.
The functional names of all "main line" switches and circuit
i.
breakers shall be conspicuously marked.
Show all relay or contactor coils in series with the main power
j.
distribution path.
3.3.1.7.9 Fault logic diagrams.  Fault logic diagrams shall be based on
fault indications observed during troubleshooting. The diagrams shall
comprise a branching series of questions pertaining to fault isolation (see
figure 16).  Each question shall pertain to a further observation or
measurement and shall result in a "yes" or "no" answer, thereby progressively
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