Assembling the pcb into the housing. |
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Down below follows an
instruction about how to assembly the pcb into the housing. Be aware of that all
models of the RRC do not have the extra D-sub on the back. |
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Start with disassembling the screws from the D-sub. The tool is 5 mm. |
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Put the front in place, put the screws back, but do NOT tighten them hard yet |
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Adjust the green LED so it will look out thru the hole in the front. |
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Identify the top of the housing. The lid is sledded in the to the rails. It's important that the lid is on top if the pcb should fit properly. |
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Put the plastic edging in place. |
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Drop the *D-sub first and then slide in the pcb in the bottom rail |
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Attach the front panel with the four TORX screws. Tool is T10. |
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Now you can tighten the screws to the D-sub but be careful not to tighten to hard. |
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Turn the housing around and attach the plastic edging. |
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Assembly the *D-sub into the back panel with the nuts. (enclosed) |
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Tighten the *D-sub. On the outside the tool is 5mm and on the inside 5.5 mm |
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Assembly the back panel and tighten the TORX screws. |
The last moment is to attach the rubber feet's. | |
If you later have to
disassembly the unit, the easiest way is to first disassembly the screws to the
front D-sub. Then disassembly the back panel and slide out the pcb backwards.
It's not necessary to disassembly the back D-sub. |
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* Be aware of that all earlier models do NOT have the D-sub on the back. Today all have it already there. | |