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===== What tools do I need to work on an Airmate ===== | ===== What tools do I need to work on an Airmate ===== | ||
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A plastic tool (spatula / spoon) to lift the potentiometer knobs.\\ | A plastic tool (spatula / spoon) to lift the potentiometer knobs.\\ | ||
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A Torx 10 (*) screw driver.\\ | A Torx 10 (*) screw driver.\\ | ||
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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.\\ | 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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Wooden beams to create a distance when the mixer is placed upside down.\\ | Wooden beams to create a distance when the mixer is placed upside down.\\ | ||
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A multimeter and some skills to use it.\\ | A multimeter and some skills to use it.\\ | ||
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- | + | ===== How to open an Airlite in the right order ===== | |
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+ | To open an Airlite follow the next steps carefully.\\ | ||
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+ | === Be sure that the unit is unplugged from the power source! === | ||
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+ | ===To swap a Airlite 4x P.C.B. or backplane you don't have to disassamble the complete unit!=== | ||
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+ | To open an Airlite you need to remove all the Potentiometer knobs and fader knobs.\\ | ||
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+ | Remove the screws in the Red circles at the picture.\\ | ||
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+ | The Airlite 4x is situated at the bottom side of the Main P.C.B..\\ | ||
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+ | Remove the screws in the Red circles at the picture and all the potentiometer nuts.\\ | ||
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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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+ | Remove the screws in the Red circles at the picture.\\ | ||
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- | Specific schematics for your Airmate version can be send on request with Serial and version number.\\ | + | ====How to remove the backplane==== |
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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.d-r.nl/support-request.html|Support Request]]\\ | + | 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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+ | Specific schematics for your Airlite 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 | ||
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- | Go back to the [[SupAirmate:start|Airmate]] support page.\\ | + | [[https:// |
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