Eventide ARGUS 3000 - Page 41

13. Insert the transfer and CPU boards into the unit housing as follows:
a) Hold the ribbon cable out of the way and insert the boards into the slots formed by the right and
left covers until about one inch of the boards is exposed.
b) Insert the ribbon cable into the connector on the solder side of the CPU board. Hold the ribbon
cable against the solder side of the CPU board and push the boards all the way in.
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.
14. Secure the rear cover in place with five flat-head screws.
15. Gently insert the database board into the enclosure slot and apply pressure until the board engages
the rear connector and the handle is flush with the bezel.
16. Tighten the two phillips-head screws to secure the database board into position.
17. Position the bottom panel in place and secure it with the ten flat-head screws (eight 3/16 inch and
two 1/8 inch). Be sure to replace the red-marked screws in the positions noted previously and
depicted in Figure 5 on page 16. The two red screws are attached to the front panel bezel.
18. If a new version of ROMs were included on the new CPU board, replace the identification plate as
described in Sub-section 3.5.
19. Apply power to the unit and verify that the unit passes all of its self tests. If an error results during
the self-tests, or if the unit fails to power on, refer to Section 4 of this manual.
20. Check the accuracy of the unit's clock after it passes all of its self-tests. Reset it if necessary.
21. At this time, set any other programmable data as you would when first installing the unit. (Refer
to the installation or reference manual.)
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