AMX NetLinx NXP-TPI/4 Operation/Reference Manual page 20

Installation
Round-head screws
FIG. 9 Inserting input modules
Be sure that each input card connector is attached to the corresponding set of pins
on the motherboard. FORCING A CONNECTION TO THE MOTHERBOARD CAN
DAMAGE OR BREAK CONNECTOR PINS and require the replacement of the entire
input card.
7. Gently push down on the input card (on the location above the pins) until it is securely connected to
the motherboard and fits into a card connector location.
8. Once secure, align the input card into the provided "slot" and verify that the TPD4 card holes
(2 on top and 2 at the rear) align with those located on the TPI/4 housing.
The flat Phillips-head screws must be used on top (flush against housing) and the
rounded Phillips-head screws must be used on the rear of the unit.
9. Repeat steps 2 through 8 to insert other input cards, if necessary.
It may be necessary to loosen and slightly move adjacent cards in order to maintain
the required "tight-seal" for both input cards. After the cards are adjusted to fit
together, tighten the connector screws to secure each cards' location.
10. Screw-in (clockwise) the four screws (per card) to both the top and rear of the unit to secure each
card firmly to the TPI/4 (along the ends of the inserted input card) (FIG. 9).
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TP4-VID
TP4-RGB
Input card
connectors (male)
Motherboard
card
connectors (female)
Flat phillips-head screws
NXP-TPI/4 NetLinx Touch Panel Interface
Housing screws
Grounding bolt