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Figure 9 illustrates how to connect the Multi-Cal-Interface cable to the Multi-Cal-Master PCA card. It is

important to make sure that the connector is not angled or crooked, and that the screws are fully

tightened. Improperly seated connectors are a common cause of intermittent unit failure.

Figure 9. Connect Multi-Cal-Interface Cable to Multi-Cal-Master PCA Card

Figure 10 shows how the Multi-Cal-Interface cable connects to the Multi-Cal-Interface PCA. Again, it is

important to make sure that the connector is not misaligned or crooked, and that the screws are fully

tightened. Improperly seated connectors are a common cause of intermittent device failure. Make sure

that you connect J1 of the Multi-Cal-Master PCA card to P1 of the Multi-Cal-Interface PCA card. When this

step is complete, repeat the process for the other connector (J0 and P0). It is a good idea to attach labels

to the cable connectors to indicate which connector it is associated with.

Figure 10. Connect Multi-Cal-Interface Cable to Multi-Cal-Interface PCA Card

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SBOU087A

– August 2010 – Revised April 2011

Multi-Cal-System Evaluation Module

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