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…4  I/O module board installation (SM3000)

3  Referring to Figure 8, remove the existing I/O module board 

(if fitted) and fit the new I/O module board.

CAUTION

For the recorder to function correctly, it is important  to 
ensure that the I/O module boards are fitted  in the 
correct positions.

1

Remove PCB 

locking bar 

securing screws 

(one each side)…

3

2

…and remove 

PCB locking bar

When fitting a new or existing 

module board, ensure that the lugs 

locate correctly into the slots on the 

motherboard

If replacing an existing 

I/O module board, note its 

position and withdraw it 

from chassis (analog I/O 

module boards in 

positions A and F, relay 

module board in position 

G and transmitter PSU in 

position H shown

3

A

Analog input or high-specification

analog input module board

B

C

D

E

F

G

Relay, hybrid, transmitter PSU or 

RS485 module board

Relay, hybrid or transmitter PSU 

module board

H

Determine  the correct position for 

the new I/O module board. 

Replacement boards 

must be fitted 

in the same position as the original

4

Repeat the removal/refitting 

process for additional module 

boards, as required.

5

Reverse steps 

1

 and 

2

 

above and refit PCB locking 

bar

6

Analog input, high-specification analog 

input, relay or hybrid module board

Figure 8  Fitting additional or replacement I/O module boards

Summary of Contents for SM1000

Page 1: ...cept GR2000 0714 B10750 1 20 way I O connector GR2000 0714 only GR2000 0162 1 20 way terminal adaptor GR2000 0113 1 Terminal block label GR2000 0186 1 PCB terminal block guide PR250 0107 2 M3 x 4 scre...

Page 2: ...2 Referring to Figure 1 remove the recorder from its case Note Refitting is the reverse of removal Withdraw the recorder from its case Remove tamper evident seal if fitted Unscrew the jacking screw 1...

Page 3: ...t position for the new I O module board Replacement boards must be fitted in the same position as the original 1 2 3 When fitting a new or existing module board ensure that the lugs locate correctly i...

Page 4: ...0 way connector and discard 1 Note To remove a 20 way connector depress the tabs at each end using a small flat bladed screwdriver and withdraw Note The 20 way connector included in analog input modul...

Page 5: ...de Refit PCB locking bar ensuring that the slots in the bar locate correctly on the boards and chassis 1 2 3 4 5 5 Figure 6 Refitting the PCB locking bar and chassis top cover 4 I O module board insta...

Page 6: ...existing I O module board note its position and withdraw it from chassis analog I O module boards in positions A and F relay module board in position G and transmitter PSU in position H shown 3 A Anal...

Page 7: ...r 2 A C 4 and insert20 way connector into appropriate slot B H G F E D Ensure PCB guides are fitted correctly 3 Note To remove a 20 way connector depress the tabs at each end using a small flat bladed...

Page 8: ...ights in this document and in the subject matter and illustrations contained therein Any reproduction disclosure to third parties or utilization of its contents in whole or in parts is forbidden witho...

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