Modification Work Orders

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-02820A000900010011-9
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 10
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 3, 2000
• Sequence Number: 11
• Publication Date: January 31, 1963
• Content Type: FORM

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1b notify all field stat3,ons of standard modifications to eQni.gaent
Reproduce.n~eoessary copies, asseable end prepare cover letters for all
Modifioatiaci Work Orders. Obtain apprornal and coordination. Determine
eategoi-fir of distrilat~ion and foreard to appropriate areas.
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~F(3Z/-~ ~ February ' S5
Modification Work Order No. 55 - Lov Laval Keyer far Multiple TD Cabinet.
'his Modifioation Work order covers the installation oaf Versitron
low level keyers in teletype tape re7.a3t transmitting cabinets. 'this
particular keyer 2n1s been radiation tested in a transmitting cabinet
and was found to be satisfactory in all respects.
Modification Work Order No. Sb - C6R-2 Modifications
This particular modification provides instruction for the
modification of (~R-2, Character Sequence Recognizers to provide
increased stability and reliability kith respect to baud rate and
speed variations and distortion acceptance. The M.W.O. vas forwarded
to Printing 3erviees for reproduction on 6 February.
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Technical Bulletins
To keep the field supplied vitki current technical inYormntion
pertinent to general operation.
. Scan technical literature to determine and select items Pox field
distribution, determine distribution category, reproduce reQuired number
of copies, prepare corer letter, arrange approval and coordination, and
fornard to appropriate areas.
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2 February
Technical Bulletin ~o. 42 provides instruction covering the
various methods of installing the C6R-2, Character Sequence Recognizer.
Zt xas dispatched to the Pield on 31 January 1963.
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Comr~unieatione systems Planning Par Ptev 8leadquartere Building
?o determine the types of tk~muuications systems, and the quantities of equip-
ment that will be required for insta].latioa in the new Headquarters Building to
meet Agency comm~;szicatians requir?x~ents .
To investigate and eamgila information on new communications systems and
equipment. To meet regularly vith rt:preaentatives of the Massage Center Staff,
Ocerations, &ugineering, and Security Division, and the OC member of the Piev
$uilding Planning Staff to discuss eoganunications requirements for the new
ouilding. To prepare a List of the equipment that will be required and sug-
gestQd floor plans and equipment Lyouts defining spare requirements.
January 1957
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1~ficru~?.-bve i:~stall.at.fon is j~roceeding slightly behin:3 schedule
beca~..ise of ;;no~.~ sn,i cc~1~-~ weather. 'Etas re?lectors end antenna system
wYZ?e i:~sta~_1ed at :,h? 25X1 A6d 25X1 A6b
~ ~e rle~+ tc~utr ~.ras erec}eel. and ~ iuished at
equipment `zas bGe~, in~r,.~lied .:,t sal stations but~14 ~x~~ered.
tarns f'ar 5~ Kt; lti'Y-fie carrier charnel werr 3ppr~~veci far
~~~itl: 13aliver?,? sometime in ~9erch.
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PROJECT NVMBER i-RIORITV CLA94 RIM. RE SPOh51011ITV ~ PROJECT ENGINEER
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PROJECT TITLE 25X1A9a
gariera]. oY ~aadtter Field
PROJECT REQUIRE MEhT
Imrestigate speeitieations, cost sad availability of transmitters and ~
linear aa~plitiers is the 100 wtt, 5000 xatt sad 20000 watt range havlag decfi-
Hite suitability for OC uses.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Investigate aasderaial and military equipment reeouraes trit2~ a Tier
torard selection of transadtters and/or linear amplifiers vbich ~-il.l meet OC
aregv~ir~ta at a reasonable cost. Prepare a report listing the reLtivs
artits and slrortaomiags o! each as fptmd by ? ccm;p~urison of >aanutactueere
specifications and/or Agem4i- tens.
APPR D'.'AL DATEAPPROVED 8~ STAIITING DATE COMPI ET ION DATE
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REMARKS
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1. The the 1000 watt linear amplifier thaat was returned
to the plant for repair, was inspected by the chief of T and I at the ~ 25X1
plant. His report on the repair made, which was actual.l;,~ a re-desig:. around
the problem, was favorable; ,snd the amplifier will be delivered 'pack to us about
the middle of the next reportiag period.
2. After a few false starts and foilaw-u amendments, a requisition 25X1A5a1
is being processed by OL-PA Por 6 each ~ amplifiers. It is pZ.anned
to ship these to the various Field Headquarters Por in-the-field operational
evaluation. The Field headquarters concerned have already been notified of
this action and have .received an evaluation form for co*npletiora.
j . The procurement action for the linear amplifier is 25X1 Asa
being held while the cognizant procurement crPficer ie attending a school.
~. The contractor for the transit cases came in with an overrun of
sbaut ~1~t00. Approval was given for the charges that caused the overrun,
so appropriate funding action was takers. Tnis sub-pr~:~~iect is now campleted.
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5. F,nother sub-i,ro~ECt under tl~.is pr~~je:ct number is 'oeg3nning to
claim suYficient ti-~e to be w~~rthy of reporting. `This is to Bind a
suitable exciter-moduletcar capaole of bNing remotely aontro~_ed for use with
the ~'U~U-10 or any other linear a~rplifiar. A review of the available
equipment was made, and specificHvions were drafted i'or a system to
fr:lfill the requiremF~nt.
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lra~ridle istorsatioa on ~rarions trasaistoarised reeeid ng m>zlticouplers,
svggettl~ firs best as ~AgDA~D in all bass aaa7 field stations.
PRO /ECT DESCRIPTION
InTest3gata all traasiatorised ressivi~g naaltica~lera nov atailable
eithtar oar~roiallT or thY+angh tlhe military, Or will be de~+slvped in th@
ssa~r ,~~ors bj- caewesaial firma ar military R+D projects to fiadd a una,ti.-
eo~lar wilAid egaal or bettor spatitieatians than a tvl~-type !aT the aPiYae
of Caas~nmieatioaa~ Initiate a~a Aaal~rait and Appraisal of promi~tia~g equip-
atent aad re~~t tbsae findings for possible i~tA1~ARDaA~lIO~ oY Dade by OC.
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1. The reports on both the TRAK and HRB-Singer transist~~rized multicouplers
were received and carrpared. It was noted that the TRAiC unit was superior in
all respects. Since the report dad state that the TRAK i:nit had deficiencies
When operating below 5 deg^ees Centig~?ad.e, and a question of how high an RF
voltage the coupler could withs~..and before damage was raised, bath these
qusations were proposed to the ,manufacturer. Are-desigr_ of the power supply
took care of the malfunction mentioned in the report (now able to operate
dckn to minus S?~:. } and 50 volts of RF' Ks8 applied to the input terminals
without damage.
~. A second advantage of tree TRAK unit arose when it Ka6 offered Far sale
a+. s price of ~~, per unit ever the crriginal.ly quotes:. price of ~50Q. with an
additional price reduction in quart t purchase. Twt~ rlruitirauplers were rc~,uis-
itianed for ,shipment to station for o
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s ? _ Kos queried Po: the possible continued reg,:zirernent thP,y had for
a line/antenna amplifier-coupler. This is the unii, that is installed et the
down-Lead of a receiving; antenna to amplify the signal:; received to overcome 25X1
losses before entering long co-axial transmission lines. -ws~e offered two
units, 'fRAK and HRB-Singer ~>uilt 'or their uo;e and aval:u~tion.
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