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internal:proddocs:3271-sam2 [2023/06/21 07:07] kacperinternal:proddocs:3271-sam2 [2023/07/12 14:33] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 <note warning>**The 3271-SAM2 PCB assembly contains components that are sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD) – please make sure you are wearing your wrist strap when handling.**</note> <note warning>**The 3271-SAM2 PCB assembly contains components that are sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD) – please make sure you are wearing your wrist strap when handling.**</note>
  
-====== 3271-SAM 2 Programming Instructions ======+====== 3271-SAM-2 Programming Instructions ======
  
 Connect unit to programming device. Connect unit to programming device.
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   * Go Back to Device Info Tab and check that Model ID now shows as Sender Averaging Module   * Go Back to Device Info Tab and check that Model ID now shows as Sender Averaging Module
  
 +{{:internal:proddocs:sam2prodinfoafterprog.png?600|}}
  
  
 +====== 3271-SAM-2 Testing ======
  
 +**Conect PCB into Monex.
 +This should light up 3 LED’s.
  
 +Blue Tx which pulses,
 +A and B will be solid red lights.
 +**
  
 +**Set instances as per picture below**
  
 +{{:internal:proddocs:sam2.3.png?600|}}
  
  
 +**Set fluid type and buttons as per picture below.**
  
 +{{:internal:proddocs:sam2.4.png?600|}}
  
 +**Use 2x sliders to check averaging is working.
 +This picture shows below, “8” set to 75% and “9” set to 25%, so the average is 50. Try on a couple of other values. LED’s on PCB should now be as follows:
  
 +Tx LED will flash blue, and A and B will both be flashing green
  
 +**
  
 +{{:internal:proddocs:sam2.5.png?600|}}
  
 +  * Test If device instance changes when hex switch rotated for all values 0-F.
  
 +====== Assembly ======
  
  
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 +===== Fit PCB to box – this will go either way round =====
  
 +{{:internal:proddocs:sam2casepic.jpg?600|}}
  
 +<note warning>Cover With Epoxy, ensure the LED’s and switches are not covered with epoxy and that the epoxy is smooth and looks professional, if in any doubt ask for a second opinion</note>
  
 +<note important>
 +The Adaptor is now ready for Labels, Connect to monex for serial numbers</note>
  
 +Fit top label 
  
 +{{:internal:proddocs:4291potted.jpg?600|}}
  
 +====== Manual Printing Instructions ======
  
 +  - Go to (S) Drive.
 +  - Parts Documents.
 +  - Select 3271-SAM2
 +  - Select PDF's.
 +  - Select 3271-SAM2 user manual and print.
  
 +====== Label  Printing Instructions ====
  
 +  - Choose labels required 
 +  - Select (LabelDirect)
 +  - Close (Pop Up)
 +  - Go to file-open
 +  - Select - Parts documents
 +  - Select - 3271-SAM2
 +  - Select - Labels
 +  - Select Correct Label
 +  - Highlight Serial number and change in Text box.
 +  - Go to Incrementing number Properties and change serial number.
 +  - Go to file -Print Setup
 +  - Calibrate the label.
  
 +====== Packaging ======
  
-{{:internal:proddocs:sam2.1.png?600|}}{{:internal:proddocs:sam2.2.png?600|}} +  * Use RPT103 box 
- +  2 parts insert 203613 
-**Conect PCB into Monex. +  Outer sleeve 
-This should light up 3 LED’s. +  Contents 1 x 3271-SAM2 Sender Averaging Module 
- +  1 x User Manual
-Blue Tx which pulses, +
-A and B will be solid red lights. +
-** +
- +
-**Set instances as per picture below** +
- +
-{{:internal:proddocs:sam2.3.png?600|}} +
- +
- +
-**Set fluid type and buttons as per picture below.** +
- +
-{{:internal:proddocs:sam2.4.png?600|}} +
- +
-**Use 2x sliders to check averaging is working. +
-This picture shows below, “8” set to 75% and “9” set to 25%, so the average is 50. Try on a couple of other values. LED’s on PCB should now be as follows: +
- +
-Tx LED will flash blue, and A and B will both be flashing green +
- +
-** +
- +
-{{:internal:proddocs:sam2.5.png?600|}} +
- +
-**Assembly. +
- +
-Remove M12 nut (retain for later). +
- +
-Remove rubber grommet – this can be disposed of as it is not required. +
-*+
- +
-{{:internal:proddocs:sam2.6.png?600|}} +
- +
-**Fit standoffs so that the PCB sits at the correct height in the plastic case** +
- +
-{{:internal:proddocs:sam2.7.png?600|}} +
- +
-**Potting: fill the box just under half way, this allows the potting to seep over the edge of the PCB as it’s pushed into the potting.** +
- +
-{{:internal:proddocs:sam2.8.png?600|}} +
- +
-**Then fill the potting to the shoulder of the switch. Take care not to cover the LED’s during this phase.** +
- +
-{{:internal:proddocs:sam2.9.png?600|}} +
- +
-**Allocate serial number and print label** +
- +
-{{:internal:proddocs:sam2.10.png?600|}}+
  
-**use a bubble bag to protect the unitPack into RPT 108 box, with sleeve.**+{{:internal:proddocs:4291-13.png?600|}}
  
-{{:internal:proddocs:sam2.11.png?600|}} 
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