Daktronics 65 P2210, Service Manual

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Test and Replace Display Components
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6 Test and Replace Display Components
Test a Module
Module Status Indicators
Under normal operation, module indicator LEDs
(one on each side on the back of the module)
should flash once every two seconds. Refer to
Figure 21 .
Note: When troubleshooting, it is important to
know that the module may take up to
eight seconds to change the pattern.
Perform a Module Self-Test
If a module is blank, but has power supplied to it,
perform a module self-test to diagnose a module
or SATA cable failure. To perform a self-test, follow
the steps below.
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module self-test.
1� Attach a SATA cable to Port A and Port B on
the module, as shown in Figure 22 .
2� Disconnect the power to the power supply for
10 seconds.
3� Reconnect the power to start the self-test.
4� Verify the module is running a self-test.
Remove the SATA cable and cycle power to the
module to stop the self-test.
For more information, see
DD1944805 , Performing
a Daktronics Module Self-Test, in Section A:
Reference Documents (p�25) .
Replace Module Power Supplies
The power supply provides power from the term panel to
the module. The module power supply is located on the
uprights. Each power supply typically controls 10 modules.
1� Disconnect the power coming from the term panel to
the power supply.
2� Disconnect the power cables from the power supply
to the modules. Refer to Figure 23 .
3� While holding the power supply against the vertical,
rotate the power supply bracket release tab counter-
clockwise off of the power supply.
4� Gently lift the power supply assembly off the upright.
LED Status
Indicators
SATA
(Signal)
Jacks
Power
Jack
Figure 21: Labeled Module Back
Figure 22: Module Self-Test
Figure 23: Power Supply
Mounted to Upright