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| − | [[Image: Display data receiver adjustment procedure for CRM-IV2.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Oscilloscope waveform]]This procedure describes the adjustment of the data receiver in the CTLI (CRM-IV TouchLine Interface board), item number | + | [[Image: Display data receiver adjustment procedure for CRM-IV2.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Oscilloscope waveform]]This procedure describes the adjustment of the data receiver in the CTLI (CRM-IV TouchLine Interface board), item number A100C07771. The relevant stations are: |
| − | * | + | * 1007006101 CRM-IV Main modul |
| − | + | * 1007006201 MCS, Multi Conference Station | |
| − | * 1007006201 MCS, Multi Conference Station | ||
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| + | '''Necessary equipment to perform the adjustment:''' | ||
* Oscilloscope with 10M ohm probe with a insulating transformer on the power supply | * Oscilloscope with 10M ohm probe with a insulating transformer on the power supply | ||
* An AlphaCom exchange | * An AlphaCom exchange | ||
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Connect the oscilloscape probe to pin 11 on U3 (this is the PLL, the 74HCT4046), and the oscilloscope ground to the B-wire close to the station (not more than 3 meters). Set the scope to 1 Volt/line vertical division and 2 usec/line horizontal divisjon. Adjust RP1 and RP2 until the waveform it is as shown on the figure, be accurate! Disconnect the board and reconnect after 2-3 seconds. Dial 789 (the AlphaCom will initialise automatically after a while but the 789 will work as well). The display should now reset. | Connect the oscilloscape probe to pin 11 on U3 (this is the PLL, the 74HCT4046), and the oscilloscope ground to the B-wire close to the station (not more than 3 meters). Set the scope to 1 Volt/line vertical division and 2 usec/line horizontal divisjon. Adjust RP1 and RP2 until the waveform it is as shown on the figure, be accurate! Disconnect the board and reconnect after 2-3 seconds. Dial 789 (the AlphaCom will initialise automatically after a while but the 789 will work as well). The display should now reset. | ||
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| − | + | The waveform is very probe dependent. You have to experience the centre of the tolerance area yourself. Pay special attention to the slopes and the third peak on the curve. This peak shall only be flickering. Remember also the amplitude. | |
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Latest revision as of 14:06, 14 June 2018
This procedure describes the adjustment of the data receiver in the CTLI (CRM-IV TouchLine Interface board), item number A100C07771. The relevant stations are:
- 1007006101 CRM-IV Main modul
- 1007006201 MCS, Multi Conference Station
Necessary equipment to perform the adjustment:
- Oscilloscope with 10M ohm probe with a insulating transformer on the power supply
- An AlphaCom exchange
- A screwdriver suitable for the potmeter's RP1 and PR2
Connect the oscilloscape probe to pin 11 on U3 (this is the PLL, the 74HCT4046), and the oscilloscope ground to the B-wire close to the station (not more than 3 meters). Set the scope to 1 Volt/line vertical division and 2 usec/line horizontal divisjon. Adjust RP1 and RP2 until the waveform it is as shown on the figure, be accurate! Disconnect the board and reconnect after 2-3 seconds. Dial 789 (the AlphaCom will initialise automatically after a while but the 789 will work as well). The display should now reset.
The waveform is very probe dependent. You have to experience the centre of the tolerance area yourself. Pay special attention to the slopes and the third peak on the curve. This peak shall only be flickering. Remember also the amplitude.