Modules and drivers, Figure 37: removing a module – Daktronics AF-3150-20-R,A User Manual
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duplex.
DS10 Red
Collision
Flashes
when
the Ethernet interface detects a
collision in half-duplex.
DS11
Red
+5V
On when +5V power supply is functioning.
DS12
Red
+3.3V
On when +3.3V power supply is functioning.
DS13
Red
+2.5V
On when +2.5V power supply is functioning.
Product Board
LED Color
Function
Operation
DS1
Green
+5V
On when +5V power supply is functioning.
DS2
Green
+3.3V
On when +3.3V power supply is functioning.
DS3
Yellow
COM1 TxD
Flashes when transmitting serial information.
DS4
Yellow
COM1 RxD
Flashes when receiving serial information.
Temp/Light Sensor
LED Color
Function
Operation
DS1
Green
+5V
On when +5V power supply is functioning.
DS2
Red
Run
A steady flash indicates the controller is running
correctly. Normal flash rate is about once a
second. Flashes faster when the sensor is
transmitting temp or light information.
Modules and Drivers
The module and driver board are a single functional unit.
To remove a module, complete the following steps:
Tools required: 1/8" hex wrench
1. Locate the latch access fasteners on the
module. One is centered below the
second row of pixels and one is centered
above the bottom row.
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2. With a 1/8"hex wrench, turn the latch
access fasteners a quarter turn as seen in
. The top one should be turned
clockwise and the bottom one counter-
clockwise.
3. Pull the display module far enough to
reach around the back and disconnect the
ribbon and power cables.
When installing a module, reverse the previous
steps and take note of the following points:
•
The weather-stripping on the back edge
of the module must be intact and in good condition if it is to prevent water
from seeping into the display.
Figure 38: Removing a Module
•
The module latches must be fully engaged to create a watertight seal around
the edge of the module. The module should be firmly seated against the
display when the latches are fully engaged.
Each module assembly is made up of a module housing (containing LEDs and the
driver) and a louver assembly.