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DSA815 TG CIRCUIT BOARD DRIVER
DSA815 TG CIRCUIT BOARD SERIES

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DSA815 TG CIRCUIT BOARD SERIES

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Next slide the black shell down(away from the USB end).

DSA815 TG CIRCUIT BOARD DRIVER

Then, take out the two screws, you will need a #5 Torx driver for that.

This may take quite a bit of strength, and persistence, but it will pull apart.

Do this with the display facing up, as there’s a little clear plastic cylinder that can fall out.

Flexing or twisting a little while pulling helps.

To do that I just gripped the pen with one hand on the black part and one on the grey and pulled.

They may be happy to help.įirst, you will need to disassemble the pen (I forgot to video that part). My first suggestion is to contact Livescribe tech support to see if they can retrieve the data for you. If I understand you correctly, the USB port on the end got pushed into the pen, and now you can’t get a plug into it?īe careful with this, as you may damage the circuit board and not be able to retreive any data. Myrtle, If you’re at RIT, I bet there’s a few handy engineering types around and between us can help you out.

There’s also a row of dimmable 5 LED floods (around 2700 K) mounted on a track next to the flourescent fixture and those add another 600 lux… with everything switched on, the bench is litup at 1300 lux! Equipment: Hanging directly above the bench is a 4 tube flourescent light, which alone illuminates the benchtop at 700 lux.

designed to hold heavy equipment like the Fluke 3330B Calibrator.

Horizontal file rack (legal-size) to hold component cases, etc.

Tool drawer unit, left side (the kind designed to hang on the side of a mechanic’s rolling toolchest).

Additional storage accessible on the back.

Contains servers, UPS, 3 montiors on articulating arms.

Rack is mouned on locking castors for easy access.

6′ steel frame with 2′ x 4′ reinforced 3/4” plywood shelves.

Four 8′ shelves above are about 18″ deep, and can handle any of the lab equipment, even large power supplies and Variacs.

Along the back of the bench (above the backsplash) is a 16” deep shelf for the bench meters, signal generator, electronic loads, and JBC soldering controller.

Mantis and Microscope arms are mounted on a corner of the bench.

threaded holes in the surface to anchor pana-vise tools in various positions.

on 4″ locking castors, makes this a lot easier to move around.

shelves below the counter for additional storage.

The electronics workbench… the bench itself, the tools, the layout, etc.