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Setup and Ins tallation 2-20 Auto Site Us er Man ual 5. Usin g a 5/64- inch h ex dr iver and th e tw o hex head scre ws pro vided , fasten the conversion plate onto the back of the Auto Site control unit. 6. Slide the co…

Setup and Installation

AutoSite User Manual 2-19

Install the Control

Unit

Follow the steps below to install the control unit into the 3000. This

section does not apply to a 7000. If you are installing AutoSite into a 7000,

set the control unit in the programmer shelf and continue with the section

titled “Convert a a Test Site to a Programming Module.”

CAUTION: In this section, you will be working with the programmer

shelf on the 3000. The shelf is supported by an air shock and

can spring up when you turn the knob or when you detach

the shock from the programmer shelf.

Use caution when adjusting the programmer shelf or

working with the air shock.

1. Using the eight new 5/32-inch screws supplied in the installation kit,

fasten the new control unit mounting plate to the handler. Position

the mounting plate so the beveled edge points to the left.

Note: For best results, we suggest that you fasten one screw half way. Then, lift

the mounting plate up a few inches and fasten the remaining seven screw.

2. Insert the threaded end of the new, shorter shaft into the control unit

mounting plate. Thread the shaft into the shelf lock, which is visible

through the oval cutout in the mounting plate.

3. Position the conversion plate onto the shelf guide so the three-holed

side of the plate lines up with the three holes in the shelf guide. Also,

check that the two-holed side of the conversion plate is on the same

side of the shelf guide as the air shock. Finally, make sure the three

counter-sunk holes on the conversion plate are facing away from the

air shock.

4. Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver and the three flathead screws

provided, fasten the conversion plate to the shelf guide.

Figure 2-17

The Location of the Two

Conversion Plate Screw Holes

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SCREW LOCATIONS

CONTROL UNIT

Setup and Installation

2-20 AutoSite User Manual

5. Using a 5/64-inch hex driver and the two hex head screws provided,

fasten the conversion plate onto the back of the AutoSite control unit.

6. Slide the control unit and the shelf guide onto the track. Make sure

the bearings on the shelf guide are properly positioned on the track.

7. Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver and the four flathead screws

provided, fasten the left side of the control unit to the mounting plate.

8. Slide the control unit up and down the track, checking for proper

alignment and installation.

9. Loosen the knob on the control unit and raise the control unit to its

topmost position.

10. Reconnect the air shock to the 3000.

11. Slide the control unit up and down the track, checking for proper

installation of the air shock.

12. Loosen the knob on the control unit and lower the control unit to its

bottom-most position.

13. Install the new metal underplate on the 3000.

Convert a Test Site to

a Programming

Module

If you are installing AutoSite into an existing handler (i.e., you did not

buy the handler and AutoSite at the same time), you will need to convert

your existing test sites into AutoSite compatible programming modules.

If you purchased AutoSite and the 3000 (or 7000) at the same time, each

programming module sent with the 3000 is ready for use with AutoSite.

Go to the section titled “Connect the Pin Driver Head,” on page 2-21, to

continue with the setup and installation.

For more information, see the documentation supplied with the

Conversion Kit.

Setup and Installation

AutoSite User Manual 2-21

Connect the Pin

Driver Head

Connect the AutoSite pin driver head to a ProMaster 3000 handler as

follows:

1. Loosen the knob and move the control unit down, giving you more

room to work.

2. Remove any test site from the programming station on the 3000.

3. Verify that the 50-pin cable and the 68-pin cable are connected and

properly fastened to the AutoSite control unit. Do not connect the

other end of the 50-pin and 68-pin cables yet. The 50-pin cable and 68-

pin cable and the ports they connect to are shown in Figures 1-1 and

1-3.

(For control units without connector brackets at ports J1 and J2.)

The

50-pin and 68-pin cables click when properly connected.

5. Connect a 25-pin RS-232C serial cable to the Handler port on the

AutoSite control unit. Refer to Figure 1-3 for the location of the

Handler port.

6. Connect the other end of the serial cable to a serial port on the PC.

Figure 2-18

Lowering the Control Unit

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CONTROL UNIT

KNOB

POWER

AUXILIARY

HANDLER

SELF TEST