3D Model	Overlay	Plan View
PCB

Constructors should refer to the Component Overlays along with,
the Bill of Materials for the current value of all components, and
the General Construction Notes for general PCB assembly guidelines.

1. Start assembly with the main board fitting all components except the valve and switch, D401 and U401
2. See Addendum for D401/U401
3. Refer to picture below (this is a different version of the PCB).
   1. Carefully straighten the legs out on the valve
   2. Holding the valve upright, align the legs of the valve with the pads on the PCB
   3. Lower the valve until its end is about 3cm above the board
   4. Start folding the tube over until it is parallel with the board using a pair of narrow-nose pliers to carefully form the leads as you go
   5. The tube should finish up about 1cm above the board
   6. Place the piece of supplied foam on to the marked area on the PCB and press the tube gently down against the PCB/foam with a little firm pressure and solder the leads in to place
4. Place the switch on to the PCB and offer up to the front panel securing it using a couple of jack nuts
5. Fit and tighten a nut to the switch ensuring that the switch toggle action is vertical. When happy, solder in to place
6. Assemble the Panther Support board and attach to the module
7. Fit the Panther IDC cable to connect the 2 boards
8. Finish assembly by adding remaining nuts and knobs.

 

ADDENDUM

The original CGS765 build used a dual-rail step-up regulator to generate +/-15VDC from the +12V rail. We have subsequently found that reverting back to the systems +/-12V rails provides for more stable operation and so in the current build the regulator has been bypassed. This requires the addition of a wire link and a ferrite bead as shown in the picture below.

Ensure that when fitting the 2 parts that they do not short against any exposed component parts.