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== Supply checks == {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:70%; text-align:left;" |+'''CTM644 supply''' ! Rail !! Expected !! Source in the set |- | Mains input || 240 V AC 50 Hz through F501 (2 A time-lag) || SW501, F501, line filter L501, bridge D501βD504, reservoir C505 (100 Β΅F 400 V) |- | 5 V to the computer || Exactly 5 V across C518, set with VR501 || IC502 (L78MG); IC502 pin 1 at 18 V, pin 4 at 5.0 V in the voltage chart |- | 12 V to the disc drive || 11.8 V at the regulator output in the circuit diagram || IC503 (Β΅PC78M12), 16.5 V at its input |- | CRT drive || 120 V at the collector of Q802 with brightness at maximum, set with VR402 || Alignment step 7 |} Amstrad's note on the 5 V adjustment says it should not be disturbed under normal conditions.<ref name="sm6128" /> ''CPC Amstrad International'' measures the 5 V at the monitor's 5 V supply socket and allows a deviation of no more than β0.1 V.<ref name="cpcai" /> If the 5 V is missing but the screen works, check the 5 V lead and plug before the supply. If the computer runs but the drive does not, measure 12 V at the jack J501.
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