Alvarado TAS12-AS1 User manual

Installation Instructions
Alvarado Manufacturing Company, Inc.
12660 Colony Street, Chino, CA 91710
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
[email protected]
www.alvaradomfg.com
TAS12-AS1 TAS12P-AS1
PUD3677R1-0
TAS12-AS1 & TAS12P-AS1
INTELLIGENT ADMISSION STATION

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The following symbols are used throughout the manual to highlight important information and potential risks when
installing, servicing or using the pedestal covered in this manual.
WARNING This symbol is used in this manual to warn installers and operators of potential harm. Please
read these instructions very carefully.
CAUTION This symbol is used in this manual to designate potential conditions that may pose a risk to
pedestrians, personnel, property and equipment. Please read these instructions very carefully.
NOTE This symbol is used in this manual to designate useful information for the installer and operator.
Please read these instructions.
For questions, please contact Alvarado at [phone], Monday – Friday 6:30am to 4:30
PST. Please read this manual completely before installing or operating the purchased product.
Safety Icons
Contents
Contents. ....................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Safety Icons................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Introduction.................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Assumptions for Using this Manual. .............................................................................................................................. 3
TAS12-AS1/TAS12P-AS1 Intelligent Admission Station................................................................................................ 3
Installation Tools. ........................................................................................................................................................... 4
Parts List........................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Before You Begin Installation......................................................................................................................................... 4
Installation Instructions.................................................................................................................................................. 5
Pedestal Installation................................................................................................................................................ 5
Mounting the TAS12 Unit. ....................................................................................................................................... 7
Wiring Instructions......................................................................................................................................................... 8
Primary Power......................................................................................................................................................... 8
TAS12 Wiring. ......................................................................................................................................................... 9
Loading Printer Paper (TAS12P-AS1). ........................................................................................................................ 10
Post-Installation Functions Check. ...............................................................................................................................11
Power On. ..............................................................................................................................................................11
Perform Device Tests. ........................................................................................................................................... 12
Scan a Sample Barcoded Ticket........................................................................................................................... 13
Validate a Magnetic Stripe Card (TAS12P-AS1 Option). ...................................................................................... 13
Troubleshooting . ......................................................................................................................................................... 14
Appendix A - Plan, Elevation and Footprint Drawings. ................................................................................................ 19
TAS12-AS1. .......................................................................................................................................................... 19
TAS12P-AS1. ........................................................................................................................................................ 20
Revision History........................................................................................................................................................... 21

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Introduction
Assumptions for Using this Manual
TAS12-AS1 / TAS12P-AS1 Intelligent Admission Station
This manual provides installation and troubleshooting instructions for Alvarado's TAS12-AS1 & TAS12P-AS1
Intelligent Admission Stations. Operation and advanced conguration instructions are outside the scope of this
manual. At the end of the installation section, instructions are provided for powering up the device and performing a
basic functions check. Please refer to other documentation for operation, advanced conguration, or other instructions
that may be specic to your facility or deployment.
Additional copies of this manual can be obtained by contacting Alvarado.
Alvarado's Intelligent Admission Stations are networked devices that communicate with Alvarado's GateLink10
access control software via wired or wireless TCP/IP.
This manual assumes the following will be completed prior to operation:
• The facility's communication network and GateLink10 server are online and operational.
• The TAS12s are congured with the appropriate network settings for the facility.
• The Validation Service is running on the GateLink10 server.
A
BD
E
F
G
G
A
B
C
D
E
F
The TAS12-AS1 & TAS12P-AS1 are Intelligent Admission Stations that integrate a
1D/2D barcode scanner, color TFT display with touchscreen, built-in speaker, and an
advanced controller that communicates with Alvarado server applications via wired or
wireless TCP/IP. The TAS12P-AS1 includes a thermal printer for printing seat locators,
receipts, and vouchers. The devices are attached to xed pedestals and are used for
both patron self-validation and attendant assisted entry applications.
TAS12 - The TAS12 contains the barcode scanner and main
controller that communicates to the GateLink10 server. The
TAS12 controller also communicates with optional media
reading devices (barcode reader, magnetic stripe reader) as
well as the printer.
Blackout Pad - The blackout pad is used to designate the
barcoded ticket scanning area.
Magnetic Stripe Reader (Optional) - The magnetic stripe
reader is used to read the magnetic stripe on a credit card,
season pass card, school ID card, or other credentials for
Delivery ID.
Pedestal Box - The pedestal box contains the power supply,
primary power terminal block, fuse, power button, and TAS12
mounting hardware. The pedestal box is opened / closed
using the provided security lock keys.
Printer Box (TAS12P-AS1) - The printer box houses a
Zebra KR403 thermal printer, printer paper roll, and printer
power supply. The thermal printer is used to print tickets, seat
locators, receipts, coupons, and vouchers.
Pedestal - The pedestal is anchored to the oor.
(TAS12P-AS1 shown)
C
Base Cover - The two-piece 5 1/2" (142mm) OD stainless
steel base cover is used to hide the pedestal base and
protect against the build-up of dirt and debris.

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This product is shipped with all proper installation hardware and components. Make sure that none of these parts are
missing and/or damaged before beginning installation. If there are parts missing and/or damaged, please stop the
installation and contact Alvarado.
TAS12-AS1 / TAS12P-AS1 Illustrated Parts List
Parts List
TAS12
(Qty 1)
Also Included:
3/8" x 2" Concrete
Anchors (Qty 4)
3/8" x 2 1/2" Anchor Bolts
(Qty 4)
3/8" Flat Washers (Qty 4)
Before You Begin Installation
It is the customer's responsibility to ensure that all conduit and corresponding lines are installed prior to installing the
TAS12-AS1. The conduit stub-up location should be dead-center of the pedestal. The maximum hole size for conduit
is 2 1/4". It is recommended that a licensed electrician perform these steps. The following lines must be run before
installing the pedestal:
• AC Power
• Shielded CAT6 Ethernet Cable (only if wired Ethernet is being used)
Pedestal Base
Cover (Qty 1)
Pedestal
(Qty 1)
TAS12-AS1 TAS12P-AS1
Blackout Pad
(Qty 1)
• Tape Measure
• Chalk Line
• Pencil
• Drill
• Hammer Drill
• 5/8" Concrete Drill Bit
• Level
• Socket Wrench
• Torque Wrench (ft-lbs)
• 9/16" Socket
• Hammer
• #1 Small Phillips Head Screwdriver
• Precision Flat Head Screwdriver
• 5/32" Allen Wrench
• Clear RTV Silicone
Installation Tools
Printer ships
pre-installed.
Wireless Antenna*
(Qty 1)
*Wireless Option Only

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Installation Instructions
Pedestal Installation
Pencil
Pedestal
Base
⅝” Concrete Drill Bit
⅜" Concrete
Anchor
Threaded
Side Down
1. Determine where the pedestal will be installed. Once
the installation location has been determined, use a
chalk line to mark the centerline of the pedestal base
[Figure 1].
2. Place the pedestal base over the intersecting lines.
3. Mark the center location of all four anchor holes for
the pedestal base [Figure 2]. Set aside the pedestal
base.
4. Using a ⅝" concrete drill bit, drill four anchor holes,
3" in depth, at the center of each marked location
[Figure 3].
The anchor holes must be clean before installing the
anchor bolts. If the anchor holes are not clear of debris,
the anchor bolts may not tighten correctly.
5. Insert one anchor into each drilled hole [Figure 3].
The threaded end of the anchor must be inserted into
the hole rst. Use a hammer to tap the anchor into
place, if needed. Ensure that the anchors are ush
with the concrete oor.
5.50"
4.50"
C
L
C
L
NOTE
NOTE
Slab Requirements
• The slab must be a minimum of 4" thick. The
pedestal may only be installed on concrete.
• Do not install the pedestal on asphalt.
Space Requirements
• Refer to the Plan, Elevation and Footprint drawings
in Appendix A for product dimensions.
• The pedestal box lid (with TAS12 unit mounted)
requires 18" of lateral clearance to fully open.
• The printer box door requires 21" of lateral
clearance to fully open (TAS12P-AS1 only).
Depending on the conguration ordered, the printer box
door may open from the right- or left-hand side.
Fig. 3 Inserting Anchors
Fig. 2 Marking & Drilling Anchor Holes
Fig. 1 Pedestal Base Dimensions

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6. Place the pedestal base back over the anchor holes
and anchor it with four (4) ⅜" x 2½" anchor bolts and
at washers [Figure 4].
7. Use a socket wrench with a 9/16" socket to snug the
anchor bolts [Figure 5].
8. Conrm that the pedestal base is level. Shim as
needed.
9. Using a torque wrench, torque the anchor bolts to
20 ft-lbs.
10. Apply a thick bead of clear RTV silicone around the
pedestal base [Figure 5].
11. Place the two halves of the pedestal base cover over
the pedestal base and align the mounting holes.
12. Using a #1 Phillips head screwdriver, tighten the
two mounting screws [Figure 6]. Mounting Screw
Screwdriver
9/16" Socket
and Socket
Wrench
Clear Silicone
⅜" Flat Washer
⅜" x 2½"
Anchor Bolt
Pedestal
Base
Pedestal Installation (cont.)
Fig. 4 Inserting Anchor Bolts
Fig. 5 Completing Anchoring Process
Fig. 6 Installing Base Cover

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Mounting the TAS12 Unit
1. Unlock and open the pedestal box lid
[Figure 7].
2. Using a 5/32" Allen wrench, loosen the four
(4) TAS12 mounting screws that secure the
stabilizer plates to the lid [Figure 7]. Do not
completely remove the screws.
3. Gently close the pedestal box lid.
4. Place the TAS12 onto the lid and slide the unit
forward [Figure 8]. The base plate will act as a
guide. The dovetail plates will slide under the
base plate until they are ush with the front
edge of the base plate.
5. Gently open the pedestal box lid, while
supporting the TAS12 unit.
6. Use a 5/32" Allen wrench and tighten the
four (4) TAS12 mounting screws to secure the
TAS12 to the pedestal lid.
Fig. 7 TAS12 Mounting Screws
Fig. 8 Mounting TAS12 Unit
TAS12
Mounting
Screws

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7. Remove the plastic backing off the self-adhesive
blackout pad. Center the blackout pad under
TAS12 and press rmly into place [Figure 9].
Mounting the TAS12 Unit (cont.)
Blackout
Pad
Fig. 9 Blackout Pad
Wiring Instructions
Primary Power
It is recommended that a licensed technician perform the
following steps.
1. Locate the terminal block inside the pedestal box.
[Figure 10].
2. Remove the protective cover from the terminal block.
3. Attach ring connectors to the primary power LINE,
NEUTRAL, and GROUND wires.
4. Using a precision screwdriver, connect the LINE,
NEUTRAL, and GROUND primary power wires to
the terminal block. Refer to [Table 1] for 110V & 220V
power congurations.
5. Install the protective cover onto the terminal block.
NOTE
WARNING
Ensure primary power is turned OFF at the
circuit breaker.
Fig. 10 Primary Power Terminal Block
Table 1 110V & 220V Power Congurations
110V 220V
(L)INE BLACK BROWN
(N)EUTRAL WHITE BLUE
(G)ROUND GREEN GREEN / YELLOW
(TAS12-AS1 shown)

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TAS12 Wiring
A
B
D
E
C
Fig. 11 TAS12 Inputs
Locate the following cables in the pedestal box. Use the instructions below to complete TAS12 wiring.
USB inputs are interchangeable.
NOTE
Power Cable - Supplies power to the TAS12 unit. The power cable has 3 wires - red, black, and
yellow.
1. Locate the power supply's 3-pin power cable connector (A) and plug it into the TAS12 power
input (A).
Media Reader USB Cable (Optional for TAS12P-AS1 only) - Allows an optional media reader
such as an RFID or magnetic stripe reader to communicate with the TAS12.
2. Locate the media reader's USB cable (B) and plug it into TAS12 USB input (B).
Thermal Printer USB Cable (TAS12P-AS1 only) - Allows the TAS12 unit to communicate with the
thermal printer.
3. Locate the thermal printer's USB cable (C) and plug it into TAS12 USB input (C).
Shielded CAT6 Ethernet Cable (Wired communication only) - Used for communication with
local area network.
4. Locate the Ethernet cable (D) that was run up into the pedestal box and connect it to the
TAS12 Ethernet input (D).
Interface Input - Allows the TAS12 to communicate with a peripheral device (i.e. turnstile or gate).
This input is only used when the TAS12 unit is controlling a peripheral device.
5. Locate the 20-pin connector (E) coming from the peripheral device and plug it into the interface
input located on the TAS12 (E).
A
B
C
D
E
A Power Input
B USB Input
C USB Input
D Ethernet Input
E Interface Input (See Below)

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Loading Printer Paper (TAS12P-AS1)
The Zebra KR403 printer is compatible with several types of direct thermal paper. For typical seat locator/receipt
printing applications, Alvarado recommends the following product or its equivalent:
Manufacturer: Zebra (www.zip.zebra.com)
P/N: 10007008
Width: 3.125 in. (79.4 mm)
Thickness: 3.5 mil
Roll Length*: 645' (196.5 m)
Core Diameter: 1"
*Paper rolls up to 7" in diameter (roughly 885' of paper) may be used. Contact Zebra for information on custom paper
roll stock.
If you have questions regarding paper compatibility, contact Alvarado or Zebra Technical Support for assistance.
1. Power ON the TAS12P-AS1.
2. Open the printer box door.
Depending on the conguration ordered, the printer box door may open from the right- or left-hand side.
3. Insert paper roll as shown in [Figure 12]. The paper should feed from the back of the of the roll (closest to the
pedestal post).
4. Slide the paper up the feed ramp until it is grabbed by the printer. A blank ticket will be cut and deposited to the
printer bezel.
NOTE
Fig. 12 Loaded Printer Paper
(Shown with the printer box open from the right-hand side.)

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Post-Installation Functions Check
The following is assumed:
• The facility's communication network and GateLink10 server are online and operational.
• The TAS12-AS1's are congured with the appropriate network settings for the facility.
• The Validation Service is running on the GateLink10 server.
1. Using a slim object, such as a pencil or pen, turn
on the TAS12-AS1 by pressing the recessed ON/
OFF button on the rear side of the pedestal box
[Figure 13].
2. Upon powering on, the TAS12-AS1 will begin the
boot up process. The entire boot up process will
take approximately 40 seconds to complete. At
the end of the boot up process, the TAS12 touch
screen will display the "PLEASE SCAN TICKET"
message [Figure 14].
NOTE
Power On
Fig. 13 Power Button
Fig. 14 Please Scan Ticket
Display Message
Power Button
(TAS12P-AS1 shown)
TAS12 display messages
can be customized. The
display message may differ
from that shown above.
NOTE

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Perform Device Tests
The use of a stylus is recommended for all touch screen
operations.
1. Tap the TAS12 screen to bring up the Login Screen
[Figure 15]. To conrm the TAS12 is connected to the
network, verify the online status icon in the top-right
corner is GREEN [Figure 15].
2. Using the onscreen number pad, enter the numeric Login
ID. Press the ENTER key. This will bring up the TAS12
Functions Menu.
The factory default Login ID is 123. If Login IDs have been
congured in Gatelink 10, contact your system administrator
to obtain your Login ID.
3. From the TAS12 Functions Menu, press the DEVICE
TESTS button [Figure 16]. This will bring up the Device
Tests menu.
4. Perform the following Device Tests [Figure 17]:
• Set Green LED On - Press this button to test the
green attendant notication LED. Press the button a
second time to turn the LED off.
• Set Yellow LED On - Press this button to test the
yellow attendant notication LED. Press the button a
second time to turn the LED off.
• Set Red LED On - Press this button to test the red
attendant notication LED. Press the button a second
time to turn the LED off.
• Print Ticket (TAS12P-AS1 only) - Press this button
to print a test ticket from the integrated printer.
• Activate Relay - If the TAS12 unit is being used
to control a peripheral device such as a turnstile or
gate, this test button will send a test activation signal
to the peripheral device.
5. Press the CLOSE button on each screen until the
"PLEASE SCAN TICKET" message is displayed on the
TAS12 screen.
NOTE
NOTE
Not
Used
Fig. 16 TAS12 Functions Menu
(TAS12P-AS1 shown)
Fig. 17 Device Tests Screen
Fig. 15 Login Screen
Online
Status
Icon

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1. Scan a sample barcoded ticket.
To scan, place the barcoded ticket on the blackout
pad facing up and towards the unit [Figure 18]. The
scanner will beep when the ticket has been scanned.
After scanning, the barcode is sent to the GateLink10
server for validation.
• If the ticket is valid, a chime will sound, "PLEASE
ENTER" will display on the TAS12 screen, and
the attendant notication lights will show GREEN,
prompting entry.
• If the ticket is invalid, an alert will sound, "PLEASE
SEE ATTENDANT" will display on the TAS12
screen, and the attendant notication lights will
show solid RED.
Scan a Sample Barcoded Ticket
1. Slide the card through the magnetic stripe reader with
the magnetic stripe facing down [Figure 19]. The TAS12
will beep when the magnetic stripe has been read. After
reading, the data is sent to the GateLink10 server for
validation.
• If the card is valid, a chime will sound, "PRINTING" will
display on the TAS12 screen, and the ticket(s) will print
and deposit at the printer bezel.
• If the card is invalid, an alert will sound and "INVALID
SCAN" will display on the TAS12 screen.
2. Scan the printed ticket by placing the barcode on the
blackout pad facing up and towards the unit
[Figure 18].
• When validated, a chime will sound, a "PLEASE
ENTER" graphic will display on the TAS12 screen,
and the attendant notication lights will show GREEN,
prompting entry.
Ensure paper is loaded in the thermal printer.
The graphic error message may differ depending
on the reason for the invalidation.
Mag Stripe
Reader
Card
Validate a Magnetic Stripe Card (TAS12P-AS1 Option)
NOTE
NOTE
Fig. 18 Scanning a Ticket
Fig. 19 Swiping a Mag Stripe Card

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Troubleshooting
Issue Possible Cause Solution
The TAS12 display is black with
horizontal colored lines.
TAS12 display was not initialized
properly when powering on.
Power OFF the TAS12-AS1 for 10 seconds,
then power ON [Figure 13].
The TAS12 power cable is not
seated properly or is damaged.
Check that the power cable is rmly seated in
the TAS12 power input [Figure 11A]. Inspect
the cable for damage, replace if necessary.
The display ribbon cable is not
seated properly.
Check that the display ribbon cable is rmly
seated in both connectors [Figure 23].
The power supply is faulty. Contact Alvarado to obtain a new power
supply.
The TAS12 display is black and
the fans are running.
TAS12 display was not initialized
properly when powering on.
Power OFF the TAS12-AS1 for 10 seconds,
then power ON [Figure 13].
The TAS12 power cable is not
seated properly or is damaged.
Check that the power cable is rmly seated in
TAS12 power input [Figure 11A]. Inspect the
cable for damage, replace if necessary.
The display power cable is not
seated properly.
Check that the display power cable is rmly
seated in both connectors [Figure 21].
The TAS12 display is faulty. Replace the TAS12 display.
The TAS12 display is white and
the fans are running.
TAS12 display was not initialized
properly when powering on.
Power OFF the TAS12-AS1 for 10 seconds,
then power ON [Figure 13].
The display ribbon cable is not
seated properly.
Check that the display ribbon cable is rmly
seated in both connectors [Figure 23].
The TAS12 power cable is not
seated properly or is damaged.
Check that the power cable is rmly seated in
the TAS12 power input [Figure 11A]. Inspect
the cable for damage, replace if necessary.
The TAS12 display is upside
down.
DIP switch SW2 on the backplane
board is improperly congured.
Correctly congure the SW2 DIP switch
[Figure 25].
TAS12 touch screen does not
respond correctly to touch input.
The screen is out of calibration. Recalibrate the touch screen using the
TAS12.
The TAS12 touch screen does
not respond to touch input at all.
TAS12 display was not initialized
properly when powering on.
Power OFF the TAS12-AS1 for 10 seconds,
then power ON [Figure 13].
The touch screen board cable is not
seated properly.
Check that the touch screen board cable is
rmly seated in both connectors [Figure 24].
TAS12 Display
Issue Possible Cause Solution
Tickets seem difcult or slow to
scan.
The scanner window is dirty. Clean the scanner window.
The scanner does not power on. The scanner power cable is not
seated properly.
Check that the scanner cable is seated in
both connectors [Figure 22].
The scanner beeps but the
operator screen does not display
the ticket number.
The Ethernet cable is loose or
damaged.
Reconnect or replace the Ethernet cable
[Figure 11D].
TAS12 Scanner
After performing a troubleshooting step, make sure to cycle the power to the TAS12-AS1. This re-initializes power to
the components allowing the change to take effect.

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Troubleshooting (cont.)
Issue Possible Cause Solution
The magnetic stripe reader is not
reading the card.
The magnetic stripe reader is dirty. Clean the magnetic stripe reader using a
magnetic stripe reader cleaning card.
The magnetic stripe reader USB
cable is loose or damaged.
Re-seat the USB cable in the connector
[Figure 11B].
The magnetic stripe reader was not
initialized properly when powering
on.
Power OFF the TAS12P-AS1 for 10 seconds,
then power ON [Figure 13].
The magnetic stripe reader or
main controller is faulty, or is not
congured properly.
Contact Alvarado for advanced
troubleshooting instructions.
Issue Possible Cause Solution
There is no network connectivity. The TAS12 Ethernet cable is loose
or damaged.
Reconnect the TAS12 Ethernet cable
[Figure 13].
When network connectivity has been
reestablished, the TAS12 Ethernet port's
green LINK light will illuminate.
The TAS12's device IP is not
recognized by the GateLink10
server or is on the wrong network.
Seek direction from your system administrator
to resolve this issue.
Magnetic Stripe Reader (TAS12P-AS1)
Network Communication
Issue Possible Cause Solution
The TAS12 does not power up. The TAS12 power cable is not
seated properly or is faulty.
The power is OFF at the circuit
breaker.
The fuse is blown.
The power supply is defective.
Check that the power cable is rmly seated
at the power supply and TAS12 power input
[Figure 13]. Inspect the cable for damage,
replace if necessary.
Verify power is ON at the circuit breaker.
Check the fuse and replace if necessary.
Replace with a 3A slow blow fuse
[Figure 20].
Replace the power supply [Figure 20].
TAS12 Power
If this troubleshooting guide did not resolve your issue, contact Alvarado Technical Support for
further assistance. Replacement parts can be obtained by contacting Alvarado Technical Support.

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Troubleshooting (cont.)
A Power Supply
B Fuse (3A slo blo)
C Power Button
D Primary Power Terminal Block
A
Fig. 20 Pedestal Box Components
D
C
B
(TAS12P-AS1 shown)

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Troubleshooting (cont.)
A Touch Screen Board
B Touch Screen Board Cable
C Touch Screen Board Ribbon Cable
C
TAS12 Scanner Cable
Fig. 22
TAS12 Electronics Assembly
Fig. 21
TAS12 Touch Screen Board
Fig. 24
TAS12 Display Ribbon Cable
Fig. 23
Backplane Assembly
Display Assembly
Display
Power
Cable
Scanner
Cable
A
B
C
Lock Tab
Display
Ribbon Cable
Connector

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TAS12 Backplane Board
Fig. 25
Correct DIP SW2 Conguration
Fig. 24A
Troubleshooting (cont.)

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Appendix A - Plan, Elevation and Footprint Drawings
TAS12-AS1
12[305]
7[178]
2.3[58] 4.4[111]
45°
TYPICAL
5.6[142] 8X .6[16]
(ANCHORING HOLES)
50.1[1272]
39[991]
3[76]
1[24]
4.7[119] 5.6[142]

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Appendix A - Plan, Elevation and Footprint Drawings (cont.)
TAS12P-AS1
16.1[409]
2.3[58] 4.4[111]
45°
TYPICAL
5.6[142] 8X .6[16]
(ANCHORING HOLES)