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--- internal:proddocs:3410 [2022/03/15 12:19] – chrissy
+++ internal:proddocs:3410 [2026/05/18 08:00] (current) – updated current values via notes to account for equipment aging zbigniew
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 **Programming**
-**Connect PCB and selt voltage then Select Atmel studio, see pics below**
+**Connect PCB and set voltage to 12.30 then Select Atmel studio, see pics below**
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-<note>Ensure LOW.CKDIV8 is unticked see pic below.</note>
+<note>**Ensure LOW.CKDIV8 is unticked see pic below.**</note>
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+====== Test procedure ======
+**Test equipment required**
+**500 Amp shunt/ 3410 test fixture, DC current transformer, Monex**
+**You Will require 2 NMEA connections
+**
+**With the power off, Fit 3410 in place, wire unit as per order below,
+Plug in NMEA connector, Plug in power wires black (1) and red (2). (This is power from the NMEA, not the Power Supply, use grey cable)
+Please see pics below.
+**
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+<note>Connect red (8) and black (7) shunt wires  see pics below.</note>
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+**Power up**
+**Try Setting Power Supply to 8.6v. The voltage will fluctuate slightly**
+**Check Voltage of NMEA power supply and record. (Right hand terminals of the power
+supply on the test bench (eg. 12.15V see pics below below))**
+{{:internal:proddocs:3410.11.png?600|}}
+**Set rotary switch to “B”
+Hold button down for 5 seconds until the blue LED lights for 2 seconds
+Set rotary switch to “C”
+Hold button down for 5 seconds until the blue LED lights for 2 seconds
+Set rotary switch to “0”
+Push lever forward all the way see pic below.
+**
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+**Now, we need to match up values from the DC Monitor tab in Monex
+Check the voltage is the same as recorded in the previous procedure, see pic below.**
+<note important>** For this, the current should MATCH what's on the power supply. If the screen shows 50, PSU should also say 50 +/-3 **</note>
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+<note important>**For the 3412 test, Disconnect the red (8) and black(7), shunt wires
+Wire up to 3412, passing blue cable through transformer 3 times.
+Black (3)
+White (5)
+Green (4)
+Red (6) see pic below**</note>
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+**Toggle power of PSU in front of you.
+(Turn off and on again). see pic below**
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+<note important>** For this, the Current on screen should be about 3.2 times the current on the PSU, +/-5 . For example
+on screen - 50 on PSU, 130 on screen - 40 on PSU etc.  **</note>
+**End of test**
+<adm warning>Add x6 pcs 203017 slim washers to connector PL1 before placing it inside black plastic housing.</adm>
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+**Fit PCB to case – remove plastic grommet from PL1**
+**Fit 203017 shim washer between PL1 nut and case.**
+**Fit base plate – ensure all holes line up for fixings**
+**The base plate is to be glued in place
+**
+add pics here
+**Packaging**
+add pics