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Anadex DP-9000 - Removal and Replacement; General; On Line Indicator Lamp Replacement

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9.
Adjust
the
Baud
rate
of
both
printer
and
data
source
to
the
desired
operating
rate
and
try
another
test
transmission.
CAUTION
RTS
(PIN
4),
CTS
(PIN
5),
DSR
(PIN
6),
AND
CD
(PIN 8)
ARE
INTERNALLY
STRAPPED
TO
THEIR
NORMAL
OPERATING
LEVELS.
IF
THESE
SIGNALS
ARE
NOT
ACTIVELY
USED
BY
THE
DATA
SOURCE,
DO
NOT
CONNECT
ANY
WIRES
TO
THESE
PINS
AS
WIRES
ARE-rOTENTIAL
NOISE
COLLECTING
ANTENNAS.
IF
THEY
ARE
TO
BE
ACTIVELY
USED
THEN
THE
STRAPS
SHOULD
BE
CUT.
(SEE
SECTION
2.)
10.
Implement
additional
"handshake"
signals
and/or
protocols
as
required
in
a
step-by-step
process
until
full
operating
parameters
are
established.
4.4
REMOVAL
AND
REPLACEMENT
4.4.1
GENERAL.
Instructions
in
the
following
paragraph
pro-
vide
guidance
in
disassembly
and
reassembly
of
your
printers
to
the
Operator/User
replacement
level.
Disassembly
below
this
level
may
require
special
skills
and/or
special
equip-
ment.
For
more
detailed
repair
and
parts
replacement
refer
to
the
Maintenance
Manual.
CAUTION
YOUR
PRINTER
IS
A
PRECISION-
ELECTROMECHANICAL
DEVICE.
ANADEX
RECO~1MENDS
THAT
THESE
PRO-
CEDURES
NOT
BE
ATTEMPTED
BY
OPERATORS/USERS
NOT
HAVING
PREVIOUS
TECHNICAL
SKILL
AND
EXPERIENCE
WITH
SIMILAR
EQUIPMENT.
4.4.2
ON
LINE
INDICATOR
LAMP
REPLACEMENT.
The
ON
LINE
indicator
lens
is
a
snap-on
device.
Grasp
the
lens
between
thumb
and
forefinger
and
while
squeezing,
tilt
the
lens
slightly
to
the
left
and
pull
up.
The lamp
is
a
push
in-
pullout
type
but
is
difficult
to
grasp
with
the
fingers.
Remove
power
from
the
printer
then
use
a
very
small
screw-
driver
or
straightened
paper
clip
to
gently
pry
the
lamp
up
from
the
base.
Note
the
way
in
which
the
slender
contact
wires
are
bent
up
along
the
base
of
the
lamp
and
prepare
the
new lamp
to
match.
Insert
the
lamp
in
the
socket.
Set
the
lens
in
place
and
again,
squeezing
the
sides,
snap
the
lens
in
place~
4-11