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• Remove the two screws 'D' and gently pull the exposure unit out. Note that cable 'C' is
going to the CPU board and has to be disconnected before removing the exposure unit
completely.
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CAUTION
The MicroMatch connectors (red ones) have a small polarizing pin on left
side. Loosen the connector carefully to avoid damage on these pins.
Back ground light
operators display
Back ground light
exposure display
Opto sensor left
• Replace the CPU board. Eight Torx M3 x 6 screws are holding the board.
• When the new board is installed, make sure all eight screws are tightened and the con-
nectors are properly inserted.
• Reinstall the exposure unit by connecting the light sensor connector as step one.
• Put the exposur unit gently on place and adjust it sidewise according to the mark made.
• Tighten the screws and connect the two connectors 'A' and 'B'.
• Put the upper baffle back and close the cover.
• Power on the unit and verify that actual firmware version is loaded. This is done by pres-
sing SHIFT+F4 from the main window and read the version at the top right corner of the
display.
• If a update of the firmware version is required, please refer to Installation and Setup
Manual chapter 4 'Upgrading the firmware'.
• Download the previously saved set-up, please refer to Installation and Setup Manual
chapter 3.8 'Remote Control'.
September 2003
Exposure
Operator
display
display
Light sensor
Opto sensor middle
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NIC2-2 · Network ID Camera
Keyboard
24VDC in
Motor
Opto sensor right
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