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Slotted screws
Guide rails
Hole for HF socket in
the rear wall
Slotted screws
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6.4
Replacement of a module or removal of a dummy
plate
Attention:
Before replacement or removal, the power plug must be disconnected.
The power modules M 1003 and M 1503 are interchangeable.
Multiple power modules with different frequencies can be operated in a single housing.
The transducer's valid frequency can be found on the type plate (on the heat sink) and
on the power module's handle.
The slot for the operating module (control or processor module) is pre-de
fi
ned (see
appendix A).
Older power modules may only be used with SM 3 and PRO 3 under certain conditions:
Older power modules
Action
Control module SM 3
M 1002, M 1502
none
Processor module PRO 3
M 1002, M 1502
reprogramming required
To dismount
a power module, the HF plug connection on the
rear must be loosened by pulling on the jack's
sleeve. Then, loosen the 4 slotted screws on
the front, do not unscrew!
To dismount
a control module, a processor module or a
dummy plate, the 4 slotted screws on the front
must be loosened.
Next, the module or dummy plate can be
removed.
When mounting a module
it is important to ensure that the circuit board
is inserted into both guide rails, on the top and
bottom. With the power module, the HF output socket must
fi
t perfectly into the hole on
the rear wall of the generator.
Next, apply slight pressure to ensure that the connectors lock into place.
For a
fi
rm hold, tighten the 4 slotted screws once again and, in the case of a power
module, connect the HF cable once again – the red mark on the HF plug should point
upwards when plugging in!
Now the generator is ready for operation once again.
Attention:
Any empty slots should always be sealed on the front using dummy plates, due to the
cool air conduction in the generator.