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4. Handle the PCP only by the edges and lift it away from
the PCP assembly.
5. Do maintenance on the PCP you removed or put it in
an anti-static bag to be sent for repair.
Put the PCP assembly and remaining board in a static-
free bag until you are ready to reinstall the PCP you
are working on.
6. To replace the PCPs, reverse the previous steps.
7. To replace the PCP assembly, reverse the steps in the
preceding section.
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The cable connections are listed in Table 3-1.
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When you are ready to close the terminal, recon-
nect the power and return the terminal to operation.
Refer to Restoring the terminal to operation on
page 2-10, if necessary.
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After replacing the control PCP or firmware, per-
form the INSTALL routine to store data in the mem-
ory.
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After replacing a telephony PCP, perform a forced
download.
The INSTALL routine and the download process
are described in detail in Millennium terminals: us-
ing the craft interface .
8. Perform operation tests to make sure the terminal
works properly.
Millennium Multi-pay-based terminals: replacing parts
PCP assembly components 3-13
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