Det-Tronics SW9200x Slickwatch IR Oil Detection System User Manual
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CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE
GENERAL INFORMATION
The SW9200 electronics, located in the receiver, are comprised of six printed circuit boards and electrical wiring and
components located on the Receiver Baseplate and the Motorbox. Two of the printed circuit boards are permanently
mounted and the other four are easily removed and replaced as indicated below:
P.C. BOARD
PERMANENT OR REMOVABLE
Preamplifier
permanent
AGC/TE Cooler
removable
Synchronous Demodulator
removable
Rear Panel
removable
Options
removable
Connector/Relay
permanent
The receiver functions described in Section 1 and Figure 1 of this manual are located on a printed circuit board or
assembly as shown below:
RECEIVER FUNCTION
LOCATION
Infrared Photodetector
Detector/Preamp Assembly
Sync Circuitry
Rear Panel and Sync Demod p.c. boards
Amplifier
Preamp and Sync Demod p.c. boards
Signal Processing Electronics
AGC/TE Cooler and Sync Demod p.c. boards
Ratiometer
Rear Panel p.c. board
Threshold Detector
Rear Panel p.c. board
Obstruction/Status Alarm Relay
Connector/Relay p.c. board
Adjustable Threshold Detector
Rear Panel p.c. board
OIL Alarm Set
Rear Panel p.c. board (accessed from front panel)
Oil Alarm Relay
Connector/Relay p.c. board
4-20 mA Converter
Options p.c. board
Assemblies and printed circuit boards are available as spare parts. To facilitate troubleshooting and corrective main-
tenance of the SW9200, users are advised to stock the items listed in the Recommended Spare Parts List.
P.C. BOARD AND ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT
(See Figure 3 for locations)
Synchronous Demodulator and Options P.C. Boards
The Sync Demod board is located to the left and the Options board is located to the right of the filterwheel motor
inside the motorbox. Remove either board by pulling it out of its connector on the Rear Panel p.c. board and sliding it
through the card guides out of the motorbox. To replace the Sync Demod or Options board, make sure that the notch
on the board matches the key in the connector and slide the board along the card guides into the motorbox. Make
sure that the board is seated firmly in the connector.
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