Specifications
Engineering Standard –NSW
Signalling SMS 02
Cerberus Level Crossing Monitor Equipment
March 2005 Version 1.2 © Australian Rail Track Corporation Page 57 of 118
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4. Remove the existing EPROM if one is fitted by using a IC
extractor to grip both ends and pulling up.
5. The new EPROM must be inserted in the correct orientation. The
notch on the EPROM socket must match the notch on the
EPROM. The pins on the EPROM may have to be flattened first if
the EPROM is being inserted without an insertion tool.
6. Align the EPROM and its pins to the socket.
7. Push the EPROM down into the socket. Taking care not to bend
any pins.
8. Check the EPROM is orientated correctly and all pins are
properly seated.
9. Replace the ADC board if it was
removed. 10.Replace the top cover. If the
main box is later than Version 1.0:
1. Undo the I/O Board securing screws and use the ejectors at
either end of the I/O Board pull the board half way out of the
main box.
2. Location the EPROM IC site which is labelled U5. It is at the front
of I/O Board, a third of the way in from the left when looking
down from the front of the main box.
3. The ADC board may have to be removed by undoing the phillips
screw and lifting it up.
4. Remove the existing EPROM if one is fitted by using a IC
extractor to grip both ends and pulling up.
5. The new EPROM must be inserted in the correct orientation. The
notch on the EPROM socket must match the notch on the
EPROM. The pins on the EPROM may have to be flattened first if
the EPROM is being inserted without an insertion tool.
6. Align the EPROM and its pins to the socket.
7. Push the EPROM down into the socket. Taking care not to bend
any pins.
8. Check the EPROM is orientated correctly and all pins are
properly seated.
9. Replace the ADC board if it was removed. 10.Push the I/O
Board all the way in and do up the securing screws.
Note: If power is applied to a board with the EPROM
incorrectly inserted, it may damage the EPROM or the I/O Board.