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EX7100 Technical Manual - Module Descriptions
©1999 Exicom Technologies (1996) Ltd 7-5 Issue 3 - May 2001
4) Press the ‘Escape’ key to back out of the
menu system.
The power supply can be considered to be operating satisfactorily if the supply rails are
within the ranges specified within Table 7.1 below.
Front Panel Measurement Typical Reading Range
Input DC Voltage 10.8 to 30V (LV variant), 30 to 60V (HV variant)
+24 Volt Rail 22.8 to 25.2V
+15 Volt Rail 14 to 16V
-15 Volt Rail -14 to -16V
+5 Volt Rail 4.8 to 5.2V
-5 Volt Rail -4.7 to -5.3V
Input Current Up to: 9A (LV variant), 3A (HV variant)
Table 7.1: Typical Power Supply Measurement Ranges
If the display is not operating or the power supply rails are not within the expected
voltage, follow the steps outlined in Figure 7.5 overleaf.
Accessing the Power Supply
To gain service access to the power supply module, remove the bottom cover of the
terminal as described in Section 6.1.
Before commencing cover removal, switch the rear panel power
switch off
AND isolate the fused supply to the unit. Check that
electrolytic capacitors are discharged before proceeding.
Diagnosis
With the unit de-powered, check the power supply visually for signs of damage such as
burnt tracks, or components. If no damage is apparent, apply power to the terminal and
check the voltages in Table 7.2.
Note: Measurements should be made with an isolated digital multi-meter to prevent the
possibility of injury to servicing personnel or damage to the terminal.