This trainer is part of LABTECH office automation training system.  Each trainer is designed to instruct service technicians in the operation, theory, servicing, problem diagnosis and repair of the key machines now found in most modern day offices.  All of the trainers are based upon real offices machines which have been modified to facilitate training and have a special electronic fault insertion system. 

This trainer is based upon a popular brand VGA computer monitor which has been specially modified and mounted on an attractive chassis to allow easy access to the internal parts and components.  Circuit boards feature plexiglass covers which have opening for access to all test points for instrument readings.  The trainer allows access to all the factory recommended key points for the taking of measurements for analysis and adjustment.  The trainer includes standard power cord and connection cable for interconnection to standard IBM compatible CPU (VGA driver card not included). 

The teaching program is designed to follow the service procedures as recommended by the manufacturer and uses the factory service manual in conjunction with student job sheets along with a text on fax servicing and theory.  Each trainer comes with complete courseware as follows :

A)  Factory service manual with detailed circuit board schematic diagram.

B)  Student job sheets with fault guide and wiring diagram.

C)  Accompanying professional text on computer monitor operation, theory and repair.

 A unique fault insertion system is built into the trainer for student instruction purposes and includes 10 faults.  The system features a schematic block diagram silk-screened onto an integral fault board that utilized LEDs to indicate the nature and location of the fault.  The fault is activated by touching an electronic switch with a special teaching probe.  Single or multiple faults may be introduced at any time.  Activated faults are visible as the corresponding led illuminates on the fault board.  the LEDs can also be switched off thereby not allowing the student to know where the fault is, this feature is ideal for testing the student's troubleshooting ability.