Operations and Maintenance Manual

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Multi-Protocol Reader Ver. 2: Maintenance Instructions

Confidential UM 360463-202: A12 (Draft) Page 210 of 291

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7. MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

WARNING:

THE MODULES MAY HAVE SHARP EDGES. HANDLE THE MODULES

CAREFULLY. WHENEVER POSSIBLE, USE A MODULE EXTRACTION TOOL

TO REMOVE A MODULE.

CAUTION:

Improper modification of configuration parameters may adversely

affect system operation. The default values may not be appropriate for

the specific application. It is the system integrator’s responsibility to

tailor the configuration parameters to the specific operating

environment.

CAUTION: Redundant Reader

Both CTMs in a redundant Reader must be properly configured. Each

CTM has its own browser interface and is configured independently.

Ensure any configuration changes made to one CTM are applied to the

other CTM, as required.

Corrective maintenance procedures

Note: When removing or installing ESD sensitive equipment always follow the accepted practices for ESD

protection.

The inspect, clean and system re-test methodology is used for all system maintenance. This type of

maintenance consists of the following general steps.

1. Inspect all Reader sub-system components and connections.

 Inspect the PSM fuses; they should not appear darkened or burned.

 Make sure that all plug-in components are properly seated in their mating connectors.

Determine if the components and/or connections require cleaning. To clean component assemblies,

use a portable vacuum cleaning tool with a non-conductive tip/brush. To clean component connector

contacts, use a contact cleaner spray that does not contain a trichloroethylene based solvent or a

Freon® based propellant.

Attention: Pre-authorized lane closure is required if the MRFM-S modules need to be cleaned.