Eventide ARGUS 3000 - 7000 Shorting Plug Jack Replacement

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I ( The screws mate with locking type threads so that some turning resistance will be felt when the
Lj screws are seating.
j* j 13. Insert the CPU board into the unit housing as follows:
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a) Hold the ribbon cable out of the way and insert the CPU board into the slot formed by the top
\ ; and bottom covers until about one inch of the board is exposed.
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\. ■ You may encounter some resistance when the board gets to the deflection yoke. Just keep pushing
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\ ■ b) Insert the ribbon cable into the connector on the solder side of the board. Hold the ribbon cable
^ against the solder side of the CPU board and push the board all the way in.
j ■ c) Verify that the tangs on the front edge of the CPU board have engaged in the switch socket on
^ the front panel bezel. If not, slide the board back out and reinsert, straightening the tangs if needed.
\ I 14. Secure the rear cover in place with five flat-head screws.
15. Align the connector on the database board with the pins on the CPU board. Gently push on the
j database board until the pins are seated as far as they will go.
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16. Position the side panel and secure it in place with 10 flat-head screws.
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. , Two different length screws are used on the side panel. The short screws go at the ends of the
(J panel and the longer screws in the middle.
I 17. Apply power to the unit and verity that the unit passes all of its self tests. If an error results during
, I the self-tests, or if the unit fails to power on, refer to Section 4 of this manual.
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| j Soldering skills are required to perform this procedure. The ordering part number for the shorting plug jack is
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j j Necessary Tools: Small phillips head screwdriver
i—r Small slot-head screwdriver
Small soldering iron and solder
| f Solder wick (preferred) or solder sucker
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LJ Argus Maintenance Manual Part #5006 July, 1993 Page 29
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