Exicom Limited EX7100-3 Benutzerhandbuch
EX7100 Technical Manual – VHF Fan Assembly
©2001 Exicom Technologies (1996) Ltd
VHF Fan-1
Issue 1 – August 2001
VHF EX7100 Fan Box (Type 8057)
1.0 General
A Fan Box has been designed to assist with the cooling of the PA Heatsink casting for the
VHF EX7100 product range.
VHF EX7100 product range.
The Fan Box consists of a metal enclosure with two (2) fan assemblies that fits over (and
is bolted to) the existing PA Heatsink. DC Supply for the fans is provided by the existing
DC input socket on the rear of the EX7100 Terminal.
is bolted to) the existing PA Heatsink. DC Supply for the fans is provided by the existing
DC input socket on the rear of the EX7100 Terminal.
Note: Exicom recommends fan replacement every 5 years.
The Fan Box can be used with DC voltages between 10.8 to 60 V DC to suit the
relevant power supply variant within the EX7100 Terminal.
relevant power supply variant within the EX7100 Terminal.
1.0.1
Date of release
All VHF EX7100 Terminals produced after 1 May 2001 will include the Fan Box (Product
Code 61-8057-00002). It will be factory-fitted during the manufacturing process.
Code 61-8057-00002). It will be factory-fitted during the manufacturing process.
1.0.2
Terminal Mounting Considerations
The Fan Box fits snugly around the existing PA Heatsink casting and does not adversely
affect the overall width or depth of the EX7100 Terminal but does affect the height.
affect the overall width or depth of the EX7100 Terminal but does affect the height.
The top of the Fan Box will be approximately 40mm above the top cover of the EX7100
Terminal. However, as it is recommended that a gap of at least 2U (89mm) is left
above/below the EX7100 Terminal and any other equipment, this additional height should
not become a problem for standard 19” Rack mounting.
Terminal. However, as it is recommended that a gap of at least 2U (89mm) is left
above/below the EX7100 Terminal and any other equipment, this additional height should
not become a problem for standard 19” Rack mounting.
2.0 Removal
Instructions
The following sections detail the steps necessary to remove the Fan Box to allow access
to the PA Heatsink casting.
to the PA Heatsink casting.
2.0.1 Tools
required
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M5 Short Arm Hex Wrench
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Medium sized insulated flat-blade screwdriver
2.0.2 Procedure
1)
It is necessary to isolate the EX7100 Terminal from any mounting shelf prior to removal of
the Assembly.
the Assembly.
(Depending on the lengths of any antenna, telephone or DC power cables, it will probably
be necessary to remove these to allow unobstructed Terminal access)
be necessary to remove these to allow unobstructed Terminal access)
2)
Switch off the DC supply to the Terminal (if not already removed) and place the Terminal
on a clean, flat surface.
on a clean, flat surface.