airlitefix:start
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- | Remove the screws in the Red circle | + | Remove the screws in the Red circles |
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- | Remove all the potentiometer nuts.\\ | + | Remove |
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+ | ====How to remove the Power supply==== | ||
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+ | The power supply is located at the right side.\\ | ||
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+ | Remove the screws in the Red circles at the picture.\\ | ||
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+ | ====How to remove the backplane==== | ||
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+ | Remove the screws in the Red circles at the picture.\\ | ||
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+ | Remove the screws in the Red circles at the picture.\\ | ||
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+ | Remove the screws in the Red circles at the picture.\\ | ||
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+ | ====Where to place the AES3 module in an Airlite==== | ||
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+ | The position of the AES3 board is on these pin strips at the backplane.\\ | ||
+ | This can be installed easily if you need an Master to AES3 output at a later moment.\\ | ||
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+ | ====Where to measure the Power supply in an Airlite==== | ||
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+ | The ground is marked with a Green dot.\\ | ||
+ | The Red dot is the Possitive (+ 15 Volt) voltage.\\ | ||
+ | The Blue dot is the Possitive (- 15 Volt) voltage.\\ | ||
+ | The Purple dot is the Logic (+ 5 Volt) voltage.\\ | ||
+ | The Purple dot is the Phantom power (+ 48 Volt) voltage.\\ | ||
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+ | In this picture you can see an overview of the Power distribution.\\ | ||
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If you have questions, please consult the factory by filling in our Support Request form.\\ | If you have questions, please consult the factory by filling in our Support Request form.\\ | ||
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airlitefix/start.txt · Last modified: 2022/07/18 09:07 by support