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The interrupt jumper on each board, including the OMNI board, is identically installed so that 
there will be no system conflicts.  This jumper setting normally does not need to be changed, but 
the information is provided here for troubleshooting purposes. The interrupt jumper is set as 
follows: 

 

• acquisition boards LK1 and the OMNI board JP3(IRQ10), or 

 

• acquisition boards LK2 and the OMNI board JP4(IRQ11), or 

 

• acquisition boards LK3 and the OMNI board JP5(IRQ12), or 

 

• acquisition boards LK4 and the OMNI board JP6(IRQ15). 

 

2.3 Replacing the OMNI board 

The OMNI board, always the top-most board, serves many purposes, and thus, has many 
cable connections (Figure 3).  While most of the connectors are keyed and sized to prevent 
wrong connections, we suggest that you make a careful drawing of the cable connections 
specific to your seismograph prior to board removal.   

There is one pair of connectors that are the same size, and if the connectors are swapped, the 
seismograph will be damaged upon power-up.  The two connectors that must not be confused 
are of the IDE hard drive cable and the front LCD panel cable.  These cable connections have a 
few distinctions that assist in making the proper connections.  The IDE hard drive cable plugs 
directly to the hard drive, while the LCD panel cable passes through a cable slot and is typically 
longer in length to reach its port on the board.  The number of the OMNI board port that the 
hard drive should connect to is named J6, while the LCD panel port is named J2 (Table 2).  
You might want to label each of the cable connectors with the names of their corresponding 
ports to prevent the connectors from getting swapped. 

Summary of Contents for SmartSeis

Page 1: ...SmartSeisTM Maintenance Manual Geometrics Inc 2190 Fortune Drive San Jose CA 95131 Tel 408 954 0522 Fax 408 954 0902 Email sales mail geometrics com Internet www geometrics com...

Page 2: ...1 Software 5 1 4 2 Hardware 6 2 0 SmartSeisTM Maintenance and Repair 9 2 1 Internal seismograph access 9 2 2 Replacing an acquisition board 10 2 2 1 Acquistion board jumper settings 11 2 3 Replacing t...

Page 3: ...t the DOS prompt then press ENTER 1 1 External power The most common problem is power failure normally a discharged battery The front panel has a series of lights which constantly display the battery...

Page 4: ...eck the cable connections starting with the panel connector s leading to the acquisition board s You can try swapping the connections to the acquisition boards if you have a 24 channel system If the p...

Page 5: ...ed If false triggering persists it may be necessary to add external attenuation or isolation to correct the problem 1 4 Internal system 1 4 1 Software Since the SmartSeisTM is a normal PC compatible s...

Page 6: ...ing the sun and is corrected when moved away and allowed to cool Storage devices Most problems with the floppy and hard drives will be indicated by error messages upon the system s self check during b...

Page 7: ...plying the system components with a consistent 12 V Each LED indicates that a specific power module on the power supply board is working Also check the LEDs of the system components to confirm that th...

Page 8: ...ent with the system 6 Reset the parameters that are different than the original settings Exit with saving If the changes that cause the errors occur again this is an indication that there is a problem...

Page 9: ...ard s The boards are of a dense surface mount construction and they themselves do not contain parts that can be serviced in the field Repair of the boards not only requires specialized training and fa...

Page 10: ...e power distribution cable from connector J2 the 10 pin ribbon cable located on the left and topsides of the board Figure 2 4 Disconnect the geophone ribbon cable the 26 pin ribbon cable located on th...

Page 11: ...of 12 channels Depending on whether it is a 12 or 24 channel SmartSeisTM S12 or S24 the jumper installation will vary Table 1 outlines the jumper settings specific to either case Spare boards are ship...

Page 12: ...revent wrong connections we suggest that you make a careful drawing of the cable connections specific to your seismograph prior to board removal There is one pair of connectors that are the same size...

Page 13: ...5 Floppy drive J6 IDE hard drive J7 Power distribution board J8 Speaker port on motherboard J9 Not used J10 Trigger To remove an OMNI board 1 Confirm that the power is off and the cable disconnected f...

Page 14: ...onnector pins or nearby parts Also each replaced board needs to be fully seated into its backplane slot reslotted into the bracket and squarely aligned with the chassis and the other boards As mention...

Page 15: ...appropriate settings Table 6 outlines the setting for switch S1 Table 3 Jumper numbers and corresponding IRQ numbers used by the seismograph trigger Jumper JP4 and IRQ 11 is the normal selection Jump...

Page 16: ...d because the cost of repair exceeds its purchase price problems are fixed by substitution If you do not have a spares kit you may be able to purchase a replacement floppy drive locally Press the silv...

Page 17: ...the power cable is disconnected from the seismograph Refer to Section 2 4 Replacing the floppy drive in order to slide the floppy drive from its keyed slots that the hard drive bracket will be cleared...

Page 18: ...se the LCD panel and adapter board Figure 6 Lift out the LCD panel and adapter board and disconnect the associated cables Installation of a new LCD panel is the reverse of removal Figure 6 The front L...

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