[rescue] Origin Node board question

[Paul Hortiatis]

Steve Hatle wrote:

>My mail had flaked out from the list right after posting this- if anyone
>responded, I didn't see it, so could you please reply again (off-list if
>it's already been hashed out there)?
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>If there were no answers, then I guess I'll have to wing it <grin>
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>Steve
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>>From: Steve Hatle <shatle at nfldinet.com>
>>Reply-To: The Rescue List <rescue at sunhelp.org>
>>Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2004 10:02:39 -0600
>>To: The Rescue List <rescue at sunhelp.org>
>>Subject: [rescue] Origin Node board question
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>>All,
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>>On my new Origin2K, all the node boards had been pulled out before I got it.
>>I checked them all to make sure the memory was in the right banks, etc.
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>>I've looked at all the compression connectors, and they seem OK- not dirty,
>>etc. 
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>>My question is about re-installing the boards correctly. The boards had been
>>slid back in, but the compression actuators and board ear screws were loose.
>>I've not been able to find any info along the lines of do you tighten the
>>compression actuators first, then the board ear screws, or vice versa? Also,
>>how tight to the compression actuators need to be- finger tight, tight as
>>possible by hand, some specific torque level or ?
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>>TIA for any help,
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>>Steve
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I'm not sure of the "correct" way to tighten the screws but on mine I 
tightened them as tight as possable with one of theose small books of 
allen wrenches (pocket knife of just allen's) and tightened them untill 
they stoped, there was a little flex in either the long screw or the 
allen tool and i stope then, and that was about as tight as they were 
when i got the system. As far as the order I think i have done it in 
just about every order posable and nothing wen't wrong.  I just had a 
compression connector messed up buy the seller of my system. He handeled 
one of the node boards too much and din't know not to touch the conector.

Paul