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-===== Under construction! =====
+===== Opening and repairing of the unit is at own risk! =====
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+===Be carefull when opening the unit!===
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+===Jumper settings can be made without warranty expiration!===
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+===Opening and applying repairs or modifications to the unit will expire the warranty!===
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+===Be sure that the unit is disconnected from the power source!===
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+===Never bypass or replace the fuse with a higher value fuse!===
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-===== How to open a Airmate in the right order =====
+===== What tools do I need to work on an Airmate =====
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+{{:airmatefix:tool1.jpg?300|}}
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+A plastic tool (spatula / spoon) to lift the potentiometer knobs.\\
+The plastic prevents scratching the front.\\
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+{{:airmatefix:tool2.jpg?300|}}
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+A Torx 10 (*) screw driver.\\
+For older units we used cross slot screws (+) Philips 1 and Pozidriv 1.\\
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+{{:airmatefix:tool3.jpg?300|}}
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+To remove potentiometer nuts a combination pliers with the edges taped in a few layers of painting tape to prevent for scratching.\\
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+{{:airmatefix:tool4.jpg?300|}}
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+Wooden beams to create a distance when the mixer is placed upside down.\\
+To prevent for scratching you can add foam or cloth.\\
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+{{:airmatefix:tool5.jpg?300|}}
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+A multimeter and some skills to use it.\\
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+===== How to open an Airmate in the right order =====
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+To open an Airmate follow the next steps carefully.\\
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+=== Be sure that the unit is unplugged from the power source! ===
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+{{:airmatefix:airmate1.jpg?600|}}
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+Remove the three screws in at the bottom row.\\
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+{{:airmatefix:airmate2.jpg?600|}}
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+Remove the screw on the Left side.\\
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+{{:airmatefix:airmate3.jpg?600|}}
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+Remove the screw on the Right side.\\
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+{{:airmatefix:airmate4.jpg?600|}}
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+Remove the three screws on the bottom side.\\
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+Now the bottom housing can be lift off.\\
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+{{:airmatefix:airmate7.jpg?600|}}
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+In a lot of cases it is possible to locate problems without disassembly of the P.C.B. and back metal.\\
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+Faders can be replaced without further dissasambly except the 2 screws that hold the fader in de front.\\
+Be sure to use the same screws as longer screws can lock up the fader travel.\\
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+-----
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+===== To remove or replace a print circuit board from the Airmate =====
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+{{:airmatefix:airmate5.jpg?600|}}
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+Remove the 3 screws at the top side.\\
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+{{:airmatefix:airmate6.jpg?600|}}
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+Remove the screws that hold the connectors.\\
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+The small connector board on the right can remain assembled.\\
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+{{:airmatefix:removeknob.jpg?600|}}
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+Remove the knobs of the specific PCB.\\
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+To remove a P.C.B. you also have to remove the potentiometer nuts and screws that hold the P.C.B. at the front.\\
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+===== Where can I measure the Power supply =====
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+Each P.C.B. (except the power supply) has their own protection resistors that will burn when the current is to high.\\
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+===Power supply===
+{{:airmatefix:airmatepsusmd2.jpg?600|}}
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+The first power supply is the switched power supply version and the second the regulated version.\\
+We marked the Ground with a Green dot at the metal mounting bracket.\\
+At the Red dot you can measure the possitive (+15 volt switched power supply and +18v volt regulated power supply) voltage.\\
+At the Blue dot you can measure the negative (-15 volt switched power supply and -18v volt regulated power supply) voltage.\\
+At the Orange dot you can measure the phantom power (+48 volt).\\
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+===Line module===
+{{:airmatefix:airmatelinesmd.jpg?600|}}
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+We marked the Ground with a Green dot at the cinch connector.\\
+At the Red dots you can measure the possitive voltage (R50 for the audio components, R58 for the logic).\\
+At the Blue dots you can measure the negative voltage (R51 for the audio components, R59 for the logic).\\
+At the Orange dot you can measure the phantom power.\\
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+===USB module===
+{{:airmatefix:airmateusbsmd.jpg?600|}}
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+We marked the Ground with a Green dot at the cinch connector.\\
+At the Red dots you can measure the possitive voltage (R50 for the audio components, R58 for the logic).\\
+At the Blue dots you can measure the negative voltage (R51 for the audio components, R59 for the logic).\\
+At the Orange dot you can measure the phantom power.\\
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+===Telco module===
+{{:airmatefix:airmatetelcosmd.jpg?600|}}
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+We marked the Ground with a Green dot at the cinch connector.\\
+At the Red dots you can measure the possitive voltage (R50 for the audio components, R58 for the logic).\\
+At the Blue dots you can measure the negative voltage (R51 for the audio components, R59 for the logic).\\
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+===Voip module===
+{{:airmatefix:airmatevoipsmd.jpg?600|}}
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+We marked the Ground with a Green dot at the cinch connector.\\
+At the Red dots you can measure the possitive voltage (R50 for the audio components, R58 for the logic).\\
+At the Blue dots you can measure the negative voltage (R51 for the audio components, R59 for the logic).\\
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+===Master Left===
+{{:airmatefix:airmatemaster2bsmd.jpg?600|}}
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+We marked the Ground with a Green dot at the cinch connector.\\
+At the Red dots you can measure the possitive voltage (R8 for the audio components, R33 for the logic).\\
+At the Blue dots you can measure the negative voltage (R9 for the audio components, R34 for the logic).\\
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+===Master Right===
+{{:airmatefix:airmatemaster3smd.jpg?600|}}
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+We marked the Ground with a Green dot at the cinch connector.\\
+At the Red dots you can measure the possitive voltage (R10 for the audio components, R53 for the logic).\\
+At the Blue dots you can measure the negative voltage (R11 for the audio components, R54 for the logic).\\
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+===Master talkback===
+{{:airmatefix:airmatemaster4smd.jpg?600|}}
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+We marked the Ground with a Green dot at the cinch connector.\\
+At the Red dots you can measure the possitive voltage (R1 for the audio components, R12 for the logic).\\
+At the Blue dots you can measure the negative voltage (R2 for the audio components, R18 for the logic).\\
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+-----
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+Specific schematics for your Airmate version can be send on request with Serial and version number.\\
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+If you have questions, please consult the factory by filling in our Support Request form.\\
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+[[https://www.dnrbroadcast.com/support-related|Support Request]]\\
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