ASSEMBLY OF THE RRW1B
Assembly of the unit is straight forward but it does require some time and patience. To get our bearings, we will start by mounting the power jack and move on from there. It serves as a good reference point for the other parts.
1. Install J22, the 2.1 mm power jack. Be sure to get a solid connection to all three pads as this will have to take some mechanical strain during nor- mal use. Use ample solder (without ‘globbing’ it on of course).
2. Install J20, the screw terminal connector. Make sure and install this so the mounting holes are facing the edge of the board. This is where you will be connecting your
3. Install R23, a 100 ohm resistor
4. Install Q21, a 2N3904 type transistor (marked 2N3904).
5. Install C23, a 10 uF electrolytic capacitor. Electrolytic capacitors are po- larity sensitive so you need to install them with the side of the cap that is marked minus
6. Install C24, a 0.1 uF ceramic capacitor (marked 104).
7. Install R25, a 1K ohm resistor
8. Install D20, a green LED. D20 is po- |
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direction. The long leg of the LED indi-
cates the Anode (A) and the shorter is the Cathode (K). The Cathode is also indicated by the flat side of the LED if you look at it
9. Install R27, the 220 ohm resistor
10. Install J21, the two pin jumper header. This header allows you to choose if you want smart data restore turned on or not during reconstitu- tion of the IR data. It is a tight fit so make sure the leads are through the board before soldering.
11. Install the