User's Manual
Table Of Contents
EX7100 Technical Manual - Module Descriptions
©1999 Exicom Technologies (1996) Ltd 7-60 Issue 3 - May 2001
7.11.3 Alignment
The Modem/Controller module requires no alignment and has no user adjustments.
7.11.4 Modem/Controller Module Replacement Procedure
1. Isolate the EX7100 Terminal from the incoming DC supply by removing the DC input
wires from the rear panel terminal block.
2. Remove the top cover as described in Section 6.1.
3. Note the connector positions and the way that the cables are run (it is important that
all cables are replaced as they were initially run before the module replacement
procedure).
4. Remove connections PL1, PL2, PL3, PL4, PL8, PL9 and PL502 from the
Modem/Controller module
5. Remove the six M3 screws and washers that retain the module. Keep the screws in a
safe place.
6. Carefully position the new Modem/Controller PCB into the casting taking care not to
flex the PCB as this can cause damage to the surface mounted components.
Replace the six M3 PCB mounting screws. Carefully tighten the screws.
7. Re-connect all cables as removed in 4. above. Ensure that all
cables are run as they
were prior to removal.
8. Inspect the EX7100 terminal to ensure that it is free of foreign material. Remove and
clean as required.
9. Connect the antenna to the terminal. Apply power to the EX7100 rear panel and
switch the terminal on. Check that at turn-on the two PCB mounted red LED's stay on
for approximately one second and then extinguish. D501 should be on continuously
and D104 should be off. As the link starts up, green LED's D100, D101 and D102
should come on sequentially (note that a full link must be established to meet this
requirement). If red LED D103 continue to flash, the Modem/Controller module is
probably faulty.
10. Replace the top cover, taking care to tighten every screw. No screws should be left
over at the end of the job.
11. Re-install the EX7100 back into its rack and re-connect all necessary power,
signalling and antenna cabling.