Field Replaceable Units (59188 - 1)

MODULE 4
FIELD REPLACEABLE UNITS (FRUS)
Overview 4-3
Objective 4-3
Purpose 4-3
Instructions 4-3
Accessing and Removing FRUs 4-4
Preparing to Remove FRUs 4-4
Enabling Service Mode 4-4
Auto-Configure 4-4
Non-board FRUs 4-5
Board Locations 4-6
Brief Board Descriptions 4-8
MX (Slot 1) 4-8
RI (RX-MX) 4-8
RX (Slot 2) 4-8
TX (Slot 3 & 4) 4-8
BF (Slot 5 & 6) 4-8
CN (Slot 7) 4-8
BDM (Slot 8) 4-8
CSD (Slot 10) 4-9
RDP (Slot 12) 4-9
IOV (Slot 14) 4-9
IOE (Slot 15) 4-9
PIC (Slot 17) 4-9
FIZ (Mid) 4-9
Monitor Assy (Top) 4-9
HD (Mid) 4-9
MOD (Front) 4-10
User Interface (Front) 4-10
MDI (LHS) 4-10
PPS (Rear) 4-10
Fan Tray Assy (RHS) 4-10
Accessory Outlet Strip (Rear) 4-10
System Monitor Assembly 4-11
Disassembling the Monitor 4-11
Removing the Tilt and Swivel 4-12
User Interface FRUs 4-13
Removing UI Overlay 4-13
Removing UI Keyboard 4-14
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Removing UI Expansion 4-15

Removing UI Trackball 4-16
Removing Trackball Switch 4-17
Removing UI Switch 4-17
Removing UI FPP 4-18
Covers and Card Cage Assembly 4-19
Removing Cosmetic Covers 4-19
Removing the Card Cage 4-20
Removing the MX Board 4-22
Removing the PIC Board 4-24
Removing the IOE Board 4-25
Removing Other PCBs 4-25
AUX and FIZ Modules 4-26
Removing AUX Module 4-26
Removing FIZ Module 4-27
Power Subsystem 4-28
Removing Main Power Supply 4-28
Removing the PPS 4-29
Removing Fan Tray Assembly 4-30
Removing the Accessory Outlet Strip 4-31
SCSI Devices 4-32
Removing the Hard Disk 4-32
Removing the MO Drive 4-33
Worksheet: FRU Removal and Re-install 4-34
REVISION HISTORY
QRC P/N-REVISION INITIATOR APPROVAL DATE CHANGE
S. Williams July 1999 Incorporate reviewer comments
A3210 59188 Rev. 1 J. Madarasz S. Williams Dec. 2000 Initial Release
Module 4-2 Sequoia Service Training Manual P/N 59188 Rev. 1

Acuson Confidential Overview
OVERVIEW
OBJECTIVE To identify, remove and re-install the system assemblies upon being
provided a Sequoia system, a list of assemblies to remove, and all
the required tools. The system must be fully functional after
reinstalling the assemblies.
PURPOSE There is nothing an engineer enjoys more than getting hands-on

experience on the system. Trainees want to dissemble the system,
have a good look at the field replaceable units (FRUs), and re-install
them back in the system.
This module provides trainees the opportunity to become familiar
with the Sequoia system FRUs, their locations, their access, and
removal.
INSTRUCTIONS A fully functional Sequoia system is provided with all the tools
required to dissemble and reassemble the system.
1 Read the section Preparing to Remove FRUs on page 4-4.
2 Establish a work group of 3 or 4 students.
3 Remove the FRUs listed on the worksheet in the back of this
module and contact an instructor to evaluate.
4 After a Service Instructor says to continue, reinstall the FRUs and
verify the system operation. Troubleshoot, if necessary.
In case of any question or need advice with the task, contact an
instructor for help.
P/N 59188 Rev. 1 Sequoia Service Training Manual Module 4- 3

ACCESSING AND REMOVING FRUS

Replacement of an FRU in Sequoia systems consists of two steps.
The physical replacement of the FRU.
Ensuring that the FRU is configured properly. A number of the
circuit boards in Sequoia systems store various pieces of
configuration data and, in some cases, executable software
required for system operation. This data is updated
automatically in some cases and is updated manually in other
cases.
The following sections describe the specific instructions for each
FRU.
PREPARING TO This section provides the information necessary for preparation of
REMOVE FRUS FRU removal.
CAUTION! Always use proper electrostatic discharge (ESD) protocols when

working on any Sequoia system FRU to prevent damage to the
hardware.
ENABLING SERVICE Before replacing an FRU, it is recommended that the system be in

MODE the service enabled mode. This allows the system to boot directly to
the service level of MSM Tools when booting with MULTHZ + S.
AUTO-CONFIGURE When an FRU is replaced, the system auto-configures the board

replaced upon the next power up.
To set auto-configuration:
1 Access Board Configuration at the Configuration menu of the
service level MSM Tools.
2 Highlight the board and select RELOAD.
If more than one FRU is replaced, then select RELOAD ALL.
3 Verify the part number, serial number and revision level of the new
FRU.

Acuson Confidential Accessing and Removing FRUs
NON-BOARD FRUS If a non-board FRU is replaced, the part number, serial number, and
revision level has to be entered manually at NON-BOARD
CONFIGURATION. It is particularly important to enter the PPS part
number, and revision level as hardware monitor references this. The
FRUs involved are:
Main Power Supply
PPS
Backplane
User Interface
UI Left and Right Modules
Display Monitor
CAUTION! Do not replace the following combinations of FRUs at the same time:
Hard drive and RDP board
Hard drive and PIC board
Disable Service after replacing the FRU and closing the card cage
cover and side panels. Failure to do so will result in the system
failing to boot to Imaging with the following error message:
As system error has occurred. Please call Acuson Service.

BOARD LOCATIONS All boards must be placed in their designated slot. Slot numbers
start at the front of the system and do not include EMI shields. The
Sequoia ultrasound system utilizes two TX and BF boards which
may be inserted in either designated slot. Figure 4-1 illustrates the
Sequoia system FRU locations. However, for the Sequoia C256
system, always use the first slot for the single TX and BF boards.
The backplane is keyed to prevent insertion of a board in an
incorrect location.
LOCATION BOARD
Slot-1 MX
Slot-2 RX
Slot-3 TX-A
Slot-4 TX-B
Slot-5 BF-A
Slot-6 BF-B
Slot-7 CN
Slot-8 BDM
Slot-9 Spare
Slot-10 CSD
Slot-11 Spare
Slot-12 RDP
Slot-13 Spare
Slot-14 IOV
Slot-15 IOE
Slot-16 -
Slot-17 PIC

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RI
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
MOD Peripheral Bay

FIZ
HD
UI
Main Back Plane

Card cage
Power
Supply
Fan Tray PPS
Figure 4-1 Sequoia System FRU Locations

BRIEF BOARD DESCRIPTIONS

MX (SLOT 1) The Multiplexor board provides the interconnection between the
transducer(s) and the Sequoia system. Versatile multiplexing
options for transmit and receive signals. Calibration paths for
transmit and receive.
RI (RX-MX) The RCV Interconnect (RX-MX) board provides the interconnection

of the analog receive signals from the MX to the RX. Radiology
systems use 128 to 128 configuration. Cardiology systems use 128 to
64 configuration.
RX (SLOT 2) The Receiver board amplifies individual receive signals as required.

Pulse Doppler beamformer. System clocks. RX has two options: one
for the Sequoia C256 system and the other for the Sequoia system.
TX (SLOT 3 & 4) Each Transmitter board provides 256 fully programmable transmit
channels; 64 transmit paths. There are two TX boards used on
Sequoia systems. On Sequoia C256 systems the second board in slot
4 is omitted.
BF (SLOT 5 & 6) The Beamformer board provides digitalization of receive signals.

Beam formation including apodization, delay, gain and summation
of 512 channels is provided by two BFs in Sequoia 512 systems. On
Sequoia C256 systems the second board in slot 6 is omitted.
CN (SLOT 7) The Controller board provides passband filter of signal. The focus
processor and the acquisition control processor (ACP) are on the
CN.
BDM (SLOT 8) The 2-D mode/M-mode Acquisition and Preprocessing and System
Data Memory board (BDM) provides preprocessing of 2-D mode
and M-mode data. Contains system data memory (SDM) which
stores all data passing through the Sequoia system. Overall control
provided by the system memory manager (SMM).

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CSD (SLOT 10) The Color, Spectral and Audio Doppler Processor board provides
processing of spectral Doppler data, audio data and color data.
RDP (SLOT 12) The Reconstruction Display Processor board provides

reconstruction of graphics in video data buffers. Also contains the
System Supervisory Processor (SSP) which provides primary
control for the system.
IOV (SLOT 14) The I/O Video board provides all video input and output functions,
digitalization of progressive RGB video. Conversion between all
video standards including NTSC, PAL, VHS and S-VHS.
IOE (SLOT 15) The I/O Expansion board performs JPEG compression of video
data and handles all Ethernet activity. Communicates with the SSP
via the Aux bus. Connectors provided to support future interfacing
needs through the use of daughter cards.
PIC (SLOT 17) The Peripheral Interface Controller board provides connections for
all standard supported peripherals. All signal lines are buffered.
Hardware monitor circuitry is located here as well as the power on/
off controls.
FIZ (MID) The Physio module provides a three lead ECG input, Pulse, Phono,
and Respiratory input. Additionally there are input ports available
for auxiliary functions.
MONITOR ASSY The Sequoia system includes a System Display Monitor of high
(TOP) information density. The video input to the monitor is progressive
RGB.
HD (MID) The Hard Drive in a Sequoia system has multiple functions. The
Operating system resides here. The static imagers and dynamic
clips can also be archived on hard drive.

MOD (FRONT) The Magneto Optical Drive in a Sequoia system has multiple
functions. It is utilized during software installation, backing up
system data, and for service functions. The static imagers and
Dynamic clips can also be archived on MO disks.
USER INTERFACE The User Interface provides the interface between the user and the
(FRONT) Sequoia system. The components of the user interface include
various FRUs such as FPP board, QWERTY, expansion modules,
trackball and switch assy, and UI switch assembly.
MAIN PS (LHS) The Main Power Supply accepts AC voltages from 85-264 VAC and
provides DC voltages utilized by the system. It also routes the AC
to the fan tray for the PPS, system monitor, and accessory outlet
strip.
PPS (REAR) The Programmable Power Supply provides a software

programmable DC voltage used by TX board for the transmission of
ultrasound energy.
FAN TRAY ASSY The Fan Tray Assembly contains various FRUs including a fan tach
(RHS) board, four fans, relay assy, accessory isolation transformer, voltage
select switch, and three circuit boards.
ACCESSORY OUTLET The BDM board provides isolated power for the peripherals
STRIP (REAR) interfaced with the Sequoia system via the Accessory outlet strip.

Acuson Confidential System Monitor Assembly
SYSTEM MONITOR ASSEMBLY

WARNING! The system monitor assembly weighs in excess of 35 pounds. Get
assistance if there is any doubt about your ability to lift and carry the
monitor.
DISASSEMBLING THE
MONITOR
To disassemble the system monitor:
Important: Set the tilt/swivel so that the base of the monitor is horizontal. Lock it
in place.
1 Set the tilt/swivel so that the base of the monitor is horizontal. Lock
it into place.
2 Turn the system off and unplug it from the wall outlet.
3 Remove screws securing the rear cover (x2). See Figure 4-2.
4 Disconnect each of the cables and the ground wire from the monitor
housing connections interface (x6 connectors).
5 Disconnect the two screws securing the monitor to the tilt/swivel
assembly.
6 Slide monitor assembly forward approximately 1/2 inches.
7 Lift monitor assembly up and away from the system.
8 Reverse steps for installation.
Figure 4-2 System Monitor Assembly

REMOVING THE TILT

AND SWIVEL
To disassemble the monitor tilt and swivel assembly:

2 Remove the monitor assembly as mentioned in the previous
section.
3 Unlock tilt/swivel assembly.
4 Rotate assembly left 45 degrees. Tilt assembly forward. Remove the
first exposed screws of four screws.
5 Tilt assembly back. Remove the second exposed screw.
6 Rotate assembly right 90 degrees. Tilt assembly forward. This will
expose the third screw. Remove the screw.
7 Tilt assembly back. This will expose the fourth screw. Remove the
screw.

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USER INTERFACE FRUS

REMOVING UI
OVERLAY
To remove the user interface overlay:
2 Remove the CINE knob. See Figure 4-4.
3 Remove user interface bezel screws (x11). See Figure 4-3.
4 Lift bezel four to six inches.
5 Disconnect trackball function switch cables (x2).
6 Remove bezel.
7 Remove encoder knobs from the module(s) whose overlay you are
replacing. See Figure 4-4.
8 Remove DGC caps and DGC trim bezel.
9 Carefully pry up one edge of the overlay and peel it off the
interface.
10 Peel backing material from the new overlay.
11 Place the new overlay over the user interface. Take care to position
it so the overlay does not contact any switches, knobs, etc.
A B
screws x11
Figure 4-3 User Interface and Screw Locations
A B
Figure 4-4 Freeze/Run and Encoder Knobs Removal

REMOVING UI
KEYBOARD
To remove the user interface keyboard:
2 Remove the User Interface bezel as mentioned in the previous
section.
3 Place thumbs in indents along forward edge of the keyboard.
4 Push towards system while lifting to remove keyboard. See Figure
4-5.
Figure 4-5 Keyboard Removal

REMOVING UI
EXPANSION
To remove the user interface expansion module
CAUTION! Observe electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions.
section.
3 Place thumb in the indent along forward edge of the module.
4 Push towards system while lifting to raise module.
5 Reach behind the module. Squeeze ends of ribbon connector to
unlock and disconnect. See Figure 4-6.
.
Figure 4-6 User Interface Expansion Module

REMOVING UI
TRACKBALL
To remove the user interface trackball
1 Turn the system off and unplug it from the wall outlet
section.
3 Lift trackball.
4 Disconnect ribbon cable.
5 Remove trackball. See Figure 4-7.
7 Be sure to verify proper operation of trackball. Make sure there is no
interference with the bezel.
Figure 4-7 Trackball Removal

REMOVING
TRACKBALL SWITCH
To remove the user interface trackball switches
NOTE: Note the location of washers located under the function switch board.
Washers are needed to correctly position the switches behind the bezel.

section.
2 Remove two screws that secure the trackball function switches to
the bezel. Save washers.
4 Be sure to verify proper operation of switches.
REMOVING UI
SWITCH
To remove the user interface switch assembly
section.
3 Remove bezel from MO drive housing.
4 Remove screws securing user interface assembly to system chassis
(x10). See Figure 4-8
5 Tilt front of user interface up.
6 Disconnect trackball cable and trackball function switch cable from
FPP.
7 Disconnect cables from rear edge of FPP board.
8 Lift user interface clear of chassis.
9 Turn user interface over (knobs/buttons down).
10 Remove screws securing FPP to switch assembly.
11 Carefully but firmly separate the FPP from the switch assembly. The
two assemblies are joined by four 80 pin connectors.
Figure 4-8 User Interface Screw Locations

REMOVING UI FPP
To remove the user interface FPP
section.
3 Remove the Sequoia ultrasound label to access the screw on the MO
drive bezel.
4 Remove the screw.
5 Remove bezel from MO drive housing by gently pulling it.
6 Remove screws securing user interface assembly to system chassis
(x10).
7 Tilt front of user interface up.
8 Disconnect trackball cable and trackball function switch cable from
FPP.
9 Disconnect cables from rear edge of FPP.
10 Lift user interface clear of chassis.
11 Turn user interface over (knobs/buttons down).
12 Remove screws securing FPP to switch assembly.
13 Carefully but firmly separate the FPP from the switch assembly. The
two assemblies are joined by four 80 pin connectors.

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COVERS AND CARD CAGE ASSEMBLY

REMOVING
COSMETIC COVERS
To remove the side cosmetic panels
2 Remove the right side cosmetic cover (1 screw). Remove the cover
by pulling the rear of the cover outward. The side panel will pivot
on the front edge. When the cover has pivoted approximately 30,
lift the cover away from the system. See Figure 4-1 .
3 Left side is similar.
Figure 4-1 Side Cosmetic Cover Removal

REMOVING THE
CARD CAGE
NOTE: Do not remove panel unless you are an Acuson trained Sequoia system
service provider. In order to assure system integrity, this system may be
disabled if the panel is removed and will remain disabled until
reconfiguration is performed. Removing this panel may result in
cancellation or suspension of your warranty or service contract. Call
Acuson service for further information.
To remove the card cage assembly
2 Remove the right side cosmetic covers described above.
3 Remove the five Phillips screws from the card cage cover panel.
4 Remove the panel by pulling the rear of the cover outward. The
panel will pivot on the front edge. When it has pivoted
approximately 30, lift the panel away from the system. See
Figure 4-5
Figure 4-5 Card Cage Cover Removal

All boards must be placed in their designated slot. See Figure 4-6.
Slot numbers start at the front of the system and do not include EMI
shields. The motherboard is keyed to prevent inserting a board in
an incorrect location.
MX RX TX TX BF BF CN BDM CSD RDP IOV IOE PIC
RI
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Figure 4-6 Card Cage and PCB Slot Locations

REMOVING THE MX
BOARD
To remove the MX board
2 Remove left and right side cosmetic covers.
3 Remove transducer down light lens (2 screws).
4 Remove front cosmetic cover (x4 screws).
5 Remove transducer guide block (x3 each).
6 Remove secondary barrier trim panel (2 screws; 3 panels). See
Figure 4-7.
7 Remove MX cosmetic cover (3 screws). See Figure 4-8
8 Remove secondary barrier assembly (4 screws; 3 secondary
barriers).
9 Remove 12 screws securing the MX to the system chassis.
10 See Figure 4-9
11 Disconnect Aux preamp assembly cable (as required).
12 Remove card cage cover.
13 Remove the RI board.
14 Slide the MX board out of the card cage.
Figure 4-7 Front Cosmetic Cover and Secondary Trim Panel
Figure 4-8 MX Cosmetic Cover and Secondary Barrier Assy

Figure 4-9 MX Screw Locations

REMOVING THE PIC

BOARD
To remove the PIC board
2 Remove right side cosmetic cover.
3 Remove rear cosmetic cover (6 screws).
4 Remove screws (x10) securing PIC to the system chassis. See Figure
4-10.
6 Slide the PIC board out of the card cage
Figure 4-10 Rear View and PIC Screw Locations

REMOVING THE IOE

BOARD
To remove the IOE board
Important:
2 Remove right side cosmetic cover.
3 Remove rear cosmetic cover (6 screws).
4 Remove screws (x10) securing the IOE faceplate to chassis. See
Figure 4-1 .
6 Slide the IOE board out of the card cage.
Figure 4-1 IOE Screw Locations
REMOVING OTHER The access to rest of the PCBs located in the card cage is open and
PCBS these can be replaced by pulling the ejector tabs to remove them
from the card cage.

AUX AND FIZ MODULES
REMOVING AUX
MODULE
To remove the AUX module
1 Turn the system off and unplug it from the wall outlet
3 Remove transducer down light lens (2 screws).
4 Remove front cosmetic cover (x4 screws).
5 Remove transducer guide block (x3 each).
6 Remove secondary barrier trim panel (2 screws; 3 panels).
7 Remove MX cosmetic cover (3 screws).
8 Remove AUX transducer extender cable and ground connectors
from AUX Preamp assembly.
9 Remove AUX preamp mounting screws (x4).
10 Pull AUX preamp straight out from the system.

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REMOVING FIZ
MODULE
To remove the FIZ module
2 Disconnect and remove peripherals from peripheral bay.
3 Remove right peripheral bay cosmetic cover (1 screw).
4 Remove left peripheral bay cosmetic cover (1 screw).
5 Lift rubber mat out of peripheral bay.
6 Remove Allen screws that secure bay to chassis near front corners
(x2).
7 Remove peripheral bay from chassis standoffs (x7).
8 Disconnect FIZ cable from rear of FIZ module (25 pin D connector).
9 Remove FIZ mounting screws (x2).
10 Push face of FIZ module towards center of chassis approximately 1
inch.
11 Lift FIZ module up and away from chassis.

POWER SUBSYSTEM
REMOVING MAIN
POWER SUPPLY
To remove the main power supply:
2 Remove power cord restraint and unplug the power cord from the
power supply.
4 Disconnect the Ethernet cable from the IOE.
5 Disconnect the RGB connector from the PIC.
6 Remove the RGB cable insert from the rear cosmetic cover.
7 Remove rear cosmetic cover (6 screws). See Figure 4-5.
8 Disconnect cables (5 cables).
9 Disconnect 3.3 VDC wires from lug.
10 Disconnect bus bars from power supply and backplane (2 bus bars).
11 Remove screw securing power supply bracket to chassis (2 bus
bars).
12 Remove bracket from defective power supply and transfer to new
power supply.
Figure 4-5 Sequoia System Main Power Supply Location

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REMOVING THE PPS

To remove the PPS:
2 Wait two minutes.
3 Pull the cosmetic cover straight back from the system to remove it.
4 Remove the 2 screws securing the PPS to the system chassis. See
Figure 4-6.
5 Pull the PPS straight back along the two guide rails to remove it
from the system.
WARNING! If this procedure is done shortly after shut down of the system, there is
a possibility of a residual charge on the high voltage bus. Do not touch
the contacts on the back face of the PPS.
Figure 4-6 PPS Location and Screws

REMOVING FAN
TRAY ASSEMBLY
To remove the fan tray assembly:
NOTE: The fan tray contains the AC isolation transformer.
2 Remove the right side cosmetic cover as described earlier.
3 Remove the four cables connecting the fan tray to the Sequoia
system.
4 Remove the three screws that secure the fan tray to the chassis. See
Figure 4-7.
5 Slide the fan tray out the side of the system. It will slide on rails
until the rear edge clears the system. Support the weight of the tray
so it does not fall to the floor.
6 When installing a tray verify the AC selector switch is set for the AC
voltage of your customer site.
Figure 4-7 Fan Tray Location and Screws

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REMOVING THE
ACCESSORY OUTLET
STRIP
To remove the accessory outlet strip:
2 Remove left and right side cosmetic covers as described earlier.
3 Disconnect Ethernet cable from IOE.
4 Disconnect RGB cable from PIC.
5 Remove RGB cable insert from the rear cosmetic panel.
6 Remove the rear cosmetic cover as described earlier.
7 Remove 1 screw from the front face of the accessory outlet strip. See
Figure 4-8.
8 Remove the accessory outlet strip by sliding it to the right.
9 Disconnect ground wire from the system.
Figure 4-8 Accessory Outlet Strip

SCSI DEVICES
REMOVING THE
HARD DISK
To remove the hard disk
2 Locate the most recent backup disk for the system being serviced.
3 Remove right peripheral bay cosmetic cover (1 screw).
4 Remove left peripheral bay cosmetic cover (1 screw).
5 Lift rubber mat out of peripheral bay.
6 Disconnect SCSI input and output cables.
7 Disconnect DC power molex connectors (2 connectors).
8 Push cables on left side (motherboard side) of the system down the
square hole in the chassis to provide clearance.
9 Remove hole plugs from floor of the peripheral bay.
10 Loosen upper chassis mounting screws along front edge of hard
disk assembly (2 screws, slotted).
11 Open rear door of system. Remove hole plugs in top of cosmetic
cover.
12 Loosen lower chassis mounting screws of hard disk assembly (2
screws, slotted).
13 Remove hard disk assembly.

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REMOVING THE MO
DRIVE
To remove the MO drive
2 Raise user keyboard and monitor to maximum height.
3 Remove screws securing rear panel of MO housing (2 screws).
4 Tilt rear panel back. Pull and lift panel clear of system.
5 Remove screws that secure MO drive carrier to the chassis (2
screws).
6 Slide MO drive carrier back far enough to allow removal of cables.
7 Disconnect SCSI ribbon cable.
8 Disconnect DC power cable.
9 Slide MO drive carrier out of the system. See Figure 4-9.
10 Turn carrier upside down. Remove screws securing MO drive to
carrier (4 screws).
Figure 4-9 MO Drive Location

WORKSHEET: FRU REMOVAL AND RE-INSTALL
LAB OBJECTIVE NOTES SIGN OFF
Monitor Assem- Students are provided with a

bly Sequoia system with all the tools
required to dissemble and
reassembly the system.
Remove the FRU and contact the
instructor to evaluate.
After the instructor says to continue,
reinstall the FRU, and verify the
system operation. Troubleshoot, if
necessary.
User Interface Students are provided with a
Sequoia system with all the tools
necessary.
MX Board Students are provided with a
necessary.
PIC Board Students are provided with a
necessary.

Acuson Confidential Worksheet: FRU Removal and Re-install
MO & Hard Students are provided with a

Drive Sequoia system with all the tools
necessary.
FIZ Module Students are provided with a
necessary.
PPS & Main Students are provided with a
Power Supply Sequoia system with all the tools
necessary.
Fan Tray Students are provided with a
Assembly Sequoia system with all the tools
necessary.

Accessory Students are provided with a

Outlet Strip Sequoia system with all the tools
necessary.

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MODULE 4

FIELD REPLACEABLE UNITS (FRUS)

Removing UI Expansion 4-15

QRC P/N-REVISION INITIATOR APPROVAL DATE CHANGE

S. Williams July 1999 Incorporate reviewer comments

A3210 59188 Rev. 1 J. Madarasz S. Williams Dec. 2000 Initial Release

Module 4-2 Sequoia Service Training Manual P/N 59188 Rev. 1

PURPOSE There is nothing an engineer enjoys more than getting hands-on

P/N 59188 Rev. 1 Sequoia Service Training Manual Module 4- 3

ACCESSING AND REMOVING FRUS

CAUTION! Always use proper electrostatic discharge (ESD) protocols when

ENABLING SERVICE Before replacing an FRU, it is recommended that the system be in

AUTO-CONFIGURE When an FRU is replaced, the system auto-configures the board

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MOD Peripheral Bay

Main Back Plane

Fan Tray PPS

Figure 4-1 Sequoia System FRU Locations

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BRIEF BOARD DESCRIPTIONS

RI (RX-MX) The RCV Interconnect (RX-MX) board provides the interconnection

RX (SLOT 2) The Receiver board amplifies individual receive signals as required.

BF (SLOT 5 & 6) The Beamformer board provides digitalization of receive signals.

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RDP (SLOT 12) The Reconstruction Display Processor board provides

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PPS (REAR) The Programmable Power Supply provides a software

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SYSTEM MONITOR ASSEMBLY

Figure 4-2 System Monitor Assembly

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REMOVING THE TILT

To disassemble the monitor tilt and swivel assembly:

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USER INTERFACE FRUS

Figure 4-3 User Interface and Screw Locations

Figure 4-4 Freeze/Run and Encoder Knobs Removal

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Figure 4-5 Keyboard Removal

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CAUTION! Observe electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions.

Figure 4-6 User Interface Expansion Module

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CAUTION! Observe electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions.

Figure 4-7 Trackball Removal

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1 Remove the User Interface bezel as mentioned in the previous

CAUTION! Observe electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions.

Figure 4-8 User Interface Screw Locations

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CAUTION! Observe electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions.

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COVERS AND CARD CAGE ASSEMBLY

CAUTION! Observe electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions.

Figure 4-1 Side Cosmetic Cover Removal

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To remove the card cage assembly

CAUTION! Observe electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions.

Figure 4-5 Card Cage Cover Removal

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