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Opening the Maestro Case  

Switch off your Maestro. 

Remove the battery compartment cover and remove the battery bank if one is installed.  Store the battery 
compartment cover in a safe location for reassembly later. 

Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver, remove the screws that attach the tilt feet or fixed stand to the Maestro.  
Store the screws and the tilt feet/stand in a safe location for reassembly later. 

Remove all seven (7) screws from the Maestro rear chassis, using a #1 Phillips screwdriver and put them in 
a secure place for reassembly later. See the image below. 

 

NOTE: Be careful not to lose the ON/OFF button with the small spring inside located at the top of the 
front chassis!  If you have purchased the clear front panel Maestro cover, leaving it on will secure the 
power bottom in place.  Alternatively, you can use a small piece of tape to hold it in place too. 

NOTE: It is not generally necessary to replace the removed or broken Tamper Proof Seal at the bottom 
of the Maestro.  It may be removed or cut with the tip of a thin blade knife if necessary to open the two 
halves of the Maestro case. 

Note: When opening the Maestro case, pay attention not to disturb the clear plastic bump stops inside 
the Maestro cover. 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Maestro A

Page 1: ... by step procedure for charging the internal battery for a Maestro version A control console Table of Contents OBTAINING TECHNICAL SUPPORT 2 INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PROCEDURE 2 PREREQUISITES 2 Required Tools and Cables 2 OPENING THE MAESTRO CASE 3 CONNECTING THE CHARGING CABLE 5 CLOSING THE MAESTRO CASE 6 FINAL MAESTRO BATTERY CHARGING 7 ...

Page 2: ...d at the top left hand side of the case If the original Maestro referred to as Maestro A is not used for 6 8 weeks the internal display battery can discharge to such a low level that when power is connected to the Maestro the display cannot initialize the charging circuitry to recharge the internal battery In this state the Maestro is no longer operational This procedure describes how to recharge ...

Page 3: ...ut them in a secure place for reassembly later See the image below NOTE Be careful not to lose the ON OFF button with the small spring inside located at the top of the front chassis If you have purchased the clear front panel Maestro cover leaving it on will secure the power bottom in place Alternatively you can use a small piece of tape to hold it in place too NOTE It is not generally necessary t...

Page 4: ...is no more than 90 degrees Opening the chassis just enough to access the Display micro USB cable is highly recommended When opening the case wider be mindful of the tiny speaker and the audio cable at the bottom of the Maestro See the image below ...

Page 5: ... USB A charging cable to as shown below red arrow on the image below In the Charging cable connect the USB A male connector to the low amperage USB charger The charger can be powered by a laptop s USB port or a Smartphone battery charger that accepts a USB A cable Allow the Internal Display battery to charge for at least one 1 hour Do not use a high amperage tablet charger as the display requires ...

Page 6: ...ank power cable 2nd from the bottom and audio cable with ferrite bead making sure they are securely fixed in place by the adhesive tape Make sure that the USB A connector end of the battery bank power cable is properly fed into the battery bank compartment as shown below Properly orientate the thick audio cable with the ferrite core around the bottom of the speaker as shown below ...

Page 7: ...screws on the Maestro rear chassis Tighten snugly but do not over tighten Using the 2 Phillips screwdriver reinstall the tilt feet or the fixed tilt stand on the Maestro You can connect the battery bank to the USB connector and replace the battery compartment cover at this time Final Maestro Battery Charging NOTE At this point the internal display battery is not fully recharged The initial chargin...

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