That's correct.
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From: "DAN REID" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2013 7:37 PM
Subject: Re: signalink


> Got the chip in.  Since the chip is in, there isn't any need for the use =
> of the wires that came with the allen key, right?
> dan kb6unc
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>  Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2013 5:22 PM
>  Subject: Re: signalink
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>  Can you tell me where on the board the chip must go?  Sorry!
>  dan kb6unc
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>    From: Steve =
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>    Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2013 5:08 PM
>    Subject: Re: signalink
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>    There are 4 allen screws on the front panel and 4 on the rear.  You =
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>    to remove the 4 from the front., then grab the front panel and pull =
> it =3D
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>    out .  The front panel with knobs attached, and the circuit board =
> will =3D
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>    come out as one unit.  If you remove the rear screws, all you do is =
> =3D
>  get=3D20
>    the rear panel off and the board remains  inside the box.
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>    When you get the board out, lay it on a book or something so =
> the=3D20
>    attached front panel hangs over the edge.     If that doesn't =
> make=3D20
>    sense, it will when you are holding the  front panel/board assembly =
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>    your hand.
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>    There will be an allen key included  in the package.
>    73, Steve KW3A
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>    On 6/4/2013 6:38 PM, DAN REID wrote:
>    > DXE Engineering  informs me that I need to remove four screws to =
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>  install =3D3D
>    > the plug and play chip.  Are these screws in the front or back of =
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>    > unit?
>    > Thanks,
>    > dan (kb6unc)
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