Battery Removal and Replacement
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Battery Replacement & Firmware Upgrade - 5.2” Modero ViewPoint Touch Panels
Discharging the Battery
Before the existing battery can be removed, it should be
completely discharged
. Methods of discharge
include turning on the device and allowing it to run until the battery is completely depleted. Any residual
charge can be removed by attaching a residual voltage discharge adaptor (
SAA5966-27-A
) to the battery’s
connector plug after the battery has been detached from the device.
MVP-5200i Battery Removal and Installation
After the latest firmware has been installed and the battery fully discharged, the battery may now be removed
from within the device. A Phillips-head screwdriver is necessary to complete the removal and the new battery
installation.
Removing the Old Battery From the MVP-5200i
1.
Before starting, remove the battery and back cover from their packaging, and inspect the assembly for any
damage or distortion.
2.
Place the device face-down on a surface that will not scratch the unit and remove the five screws from the
back cover (FIG. 1).
Two of the screws are at the upper corners of the device, underneath rubber feet that also act as
screw covers. Remove the rubber feet to access the screws.
Lift up the kickstand and remove the label to reach the remaining three screws.
Do
NOT
discharge the battery before installing the latest firmware for the device. This
firmware is available at
www.amx.com
. Firmware cannot be installed on a device
once the battery is completely discharged. Refer to the Upgrading Panel
Firmware
section on page 9
for details.
Discharging the battery by running the device may take 6 to 8 hours, depending upon
the charge on the battery.
If the battery and back cover shows evidence of damage, contact AMX for
replacement and proper disposal information.
FIG. 1
Screw placement on the back cover of the MVP-5200i-GW
Upper screws (underneath
Lower screws (underneath label)
Kickstand
IR emitter panel
rubber feet)
Discharge all static electricity that may have built up on your body, either by using a
static discharge strap or by touching a nearby piece of metal.
