56 Replacing Modules TB7100 Installation and Operation Manual
© Tait Electronics Limited December 2005
5.3 Replacing the Receiver Module
Removal Note Release the latch underneath the DC power connector before
attempting to disconnect it.
1. Disconnect the cables to the RF
b, DC power c, system interface
d, and the user interface e connectors.
2. Use a Torx T10 screwdriver to remove the five screws
f and g
together with the spring washers and flat washers.
3. Lift the receiver module clear of the chassis.
4. Make sure not to lose the metal heatsink
g for the audio PA.
Note Although the boards of the transmitter and receiver modules look
alike, the board on the transmitter module can not replace a
receiver module. There is no heat transfer plate on the receiver
module. Check that the replacement module has links LK2, LK3
and LK4 not fitted as shown in Figure 5.3.
Fitting Note Before fitting the receiver module, make sure that the metal heat-
sink
h for the audio PA is fitted to the tray chassis.
1. Place one screw
g into the hole above the metal heatsink plate by:
a. holding the module at a 60° angle
b. fitting the screw on the Torx driver
c. slipping it through the shield hole and into the board hole.
2. Position the receiver module inside the tray chassis.
3. Use a Torx T10 torque-driver to tighten the screws
f and g to
4.5lbf·in (0.5N·m).
4. Connect the cables to the RF
b, DC power c, system interface d,
and user interface
e connectors.
Figure 5.3 Replacing the receiver module
f
g
e
b
cd
f
Check that links LK2, LK3 and
LK4 are not fitted.
Torx T10
4.5lb·in
Torx T10
4.5lb·in
h
Cables not shown.
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