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Duration
Ten Days
Scheduled Dates
- February 4-15, 2008
- October 6-18, 2008
Prerequisites
Prior completion of WSM-8.6 (WEStation Software
Maintenance) or WSU-8.6 (WEStation Software
User) is required.
Description
This course is for the electrical engineer, electronics technician, or competent
individual with an electronics background. The course is based on WDPF WEStation
8.7 level software and describes the theory and operation of the WEStation
drop elements and how they interact to perform primary drop functions. Students
will learn a logical approach to diagnosing and isolating faults to the card level,
and will troubleshoot actual hardware and software problems. Hands-on labs
cover cleaning, adjusting, and testing standard system peripherals.
Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Explain the operation of the data highway controller
- Isolate card failures and configure a replacement card
- Make all necessary measurements and adjustments to
the standard peripheral devices
- Perform required preventive maintenance
- Explain the operation of the information highway
- Distinguish between hardware and software problems
- Troubleshoot a WEStation system
- Load and configure the WDPF system
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