Datasheet

nugget Replacing Parts
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Replacing the Radio (2415 Only)
To replace the radio, you need the following tools:
• #1 Phillips screwdriver
• Torque screwdriver
You also need one of the following parts depending on the 2415’s configuration:
• 802.11 2126 ETSI (P/N 070512S-002)
• 802.11 2126 Japan (P/N 070514S-002)
• 802.11 2126 Mexico (P/N 070517S-002)
• 802.11 2126 U.S./Canada (P/N 070513S-002)
• 802.11 PC24-11-FC/R ROTW (P/N 073348S-001)
• 802.11 PC24-11-FC/R US/Canada (P/N 073347S-001)
• OpenAir RM181 Australia (P/N 069516S-001)
• OpenAir RM181 Euro1 (P/N 069512S-001)
• OpenAir RM181 France/Mexico (P/N 069517S-001)
• OpenAir RM181 Japan (P/N 591086-001)
• OpenAir RM181 U.S./Canada (P/N 069513S-001)
• OpenAir RM182 Australia (P/N 071825S-001)
• OpenAir RM182 Euro (P/N 071824S-001)
• OpenAir RM182 Israel/Spain (P/N 071826S-001)
• OpenAir RM182 U.S./Canada (P/N 071823S-001)
To replace the radio
1. Open the terminal. For help, see “Opening the Terminal” on page 2-4.
2. Remove the radio card from the
main PCB.
a. Remove the screw holding the
retaining block in place, and
remove the retaining block.
b. Slide the radio card out of the
connector on the main PCB.
Note: The antenna cables are not
shown for clarity.
241XM016.eps
Radio
card
Retaining
block
Screw