Tait TP9100 - Page 136

136 Servicing Procedures TP9100 Service Manual
© Tait Electronics Limited May 2005
7. Ask the CSO (or TEL) if the radio under repair had any software
features enabled, and if so, to send a licence file for the replacement
main board. The CSO (or TEL) will either indicate that the radio had
no software features enabled or supply the required file. If the radio
had no software features enabled, go to Task 3
. If the required file was
supplied, go to Step 8.
8. On receiving the licence file, run the programming application on the
test PC. On the menu bar click Tools > Optional Features.
The Software Feature Enabler dialog appears.
9. Use the licence file to enable the appropriate software features.
The procedure is given in the online help facility under the heading
Enabling a feature. Go to Task 3
.
Task 3 —
Final Inspection
Make a final inspection of the exterior to check that no mechanical parts
were damaged during the repair. Repeat the inspection given in “Visual
Inspection” on page 128. Rectify any damage.
Task 4 —
Final Test
Test the radio to confirm that it is fully functional again. The recommended
tests are listed in Table 6.2 to Table 6.4. (The calibration application can be
used for many of these tests.) It is good practice to record the test results on
a separate test sheet. A copy of the test sheet can be supplied to the Customer
as confirmation of the repair.
Task 5 —
Final Administration
The final administration tasks are the standard workshop procedures for
updating the fault database and returning the repaired radio to the Customer
with confirmation of the repair.
If the radio could not be repaired for one of the following reasons:
■ fault not located
■ repair of fault failed
■ required repair is level-3 repair
Level-1 service centers should return the faulty radio to the nearest ASC,
and level-2 service centers should return the radio to the ISC. Supply details
of the Customer, the fault and, if applicable, the attempted repair.