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OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console
Date printed: 24.10.03
SW V4.0
Service 4-3
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Installation of a PCB is performed in reverse order of its removal: Insert
the PCB into the console, fasten it with the corresponding screws, connect
the daisy-chain cable, and lock the multipin connectors.
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After having re-installed the front cover with all the connections, perform
a function check of your console. If your console must be operated with an
input or output unit missing, a message appears on the center touch-screen.
Acknowledge by touching the ACCEPT field.
4.2.2
Interface Assemblies
This paragraph deals with the removal and installation of the interface
assemblies, i.e. the ones mounted horizontally at the bottom of the rear
panel (Serial IF, Telephone Hybrid IF, Clock Sync IF, and Time Sync IF).
Yes, you’re perfectly right, this is a kind of gourmet menu, for advanced
service engineers with steady hands and ultra-stable nerves only. All
others please keep out for their own health and happiness!
Removal:
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Open the console, as described in
chapter 4.1
.
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Unplug all connectors to the assemblies mounted on the front cover and
put the front cover aside.
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Remove the rear panel: Unscrew 2 Allen screws no. 2.5 on its top, 2 on its
upper rear side, and 4 on its lower rear side.
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Now the complete rear panel can be removed. Do this very carefully,
possibly with the help of a second person, in order to avoid scratches on
your console. The length of the internal wiring is sufficient to put down
the rear panel on the table with the connectors facing downwards.
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Unlock and unplug the multipin connector of the PCB to be removed.
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Unscrew the screws of the PCB to be removed at the rear panel –
depending on the type of PCB, Torx screwdriver no. 7 and/or Hex socket
key no. 5.5 and/or Allen screwdriver no. 2.
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Now the PCB can be removed.
Installation:
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Correct setting of jumpers and/or DIP switches is important for correct
function of the console. For details, refer to
chapter 15
of the Operating
Instructions. When replacing an PCB, copy the jumper and DIP switch
positions from the old PCB to the new one.
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Installation of an PCB is performed in reverse order of its removal. Insert
the PCB into the console, fasten it with the corresponding screws, connect
the flat cable, lock the multipin connector, and reinstall the rear panel.
•
After having re-installed the front cover with all the connections, perform
a function check of your console. If your console must be operated with an
input or output unit missing, a message appears on the center touch-screen.
Acknowledge by touching the ACCEPT field.
Summary of Contents for SW V4.0 OnAir 1000
Page 24: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 0 6 Contents Part 1 SW V 4 0 Date printed 23 10 03...
Page 34: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 2 6 General SW V 4 0 Date printed 23 10 03...
Page 82: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 7 2 Signaling SW V 4 0 Date printed 23 10 03...
Page 88: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 8 6 Machine Control SW V 4 0 Date printed 23 10 03...
Page 128: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 13 10 Diagnostics SW V 4 0 Date printed 23 10 03...
Page 164: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 16 6 Index SW V 4 0 Date printed 23 10 03...
Page 166: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 0 2 Contents Part 2 SW V4 0 Date printed 24 10 03...
Page 170: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 1 4 Features SW V4 0 Date printed 24 10 03...
Page 182: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 2 12 Hardware SW V4 0 Date printed 24 10 03...
Page 216: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 5 16 Service Terminal SW V4 0 Date printed 24 10 03...
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