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Circuit  Testing To  find  out  if  telephone  stations  are  manned  and  ready,  the control  station  conducts  a  circuit  test.  The  circuit  test  consists  of a phone check of all stations.    When making the phone check, the control station says,  “All Stations – Control. Phone check.” Each  talker  then  acknowledges  in  assigned  order.  On  a damage control circuit, responses to the phone check would go like  this: Talker in repair two: “Repair Too, aye.” Talker in repair three: “Repair Tree, aye.” Talker in repair five: “Repair Fife, aye.” Each station responds in order, but waits only a few seconds for  the  station  immediately  preceding  to  acknowledge.  For example, if you are the talker in repair three and the talker in repair  two  does  not  respond  in  a  few  seconds,  you  acknowledge. Repair two then responds at the end of the check. A circuit test is  not  complete  until  every  station  has  answered  and  all equipment  faults  have  been  corrected. Q9. How does the control station find out if all stations on a circuit are manned and ready? Q10. What do you do when the sation before you does  not answer a circuit test? Q11. When is a circuit test considered complete? Sending a Message When you send a message,  first call the name of the station you want to communicate with; then identify your own station; and finally, state the message: “Foc’sle  –  Bridge.   Range  to  anchorage  too  thousand  yards.” 2-4

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