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Replace the Retro C Computer

Before You Begin

Record the current settings and any message shown on the screen before making changes. Close active jobs normally, and change only the settings identified in this article.

Remove all of the cables, take a picture if needed so you can remember where they go. Don’t forget to remove the USB thumb drive.

Rear of the Retro C computer with cables and USB drive identified before removal.

Remove the 4 silver screws on the left and right sides of the computer. You will need a 1/4” socket to remove,

Silver side-mounting screws securing the Retro C computer.

Remove the old computer and set aside.

Reinstall the new computer using the 4 screws.

Plugin all the cables as well as the USB thumb drive.

Retro C computer cable connections and Ethernet port assignments.

The ethernet cable on the left goes to the ethernet switch next to the computer. Make sure that the ethernet from the office is in the port to the right as the photo below.

Press the power button on the top to power it on.

Power button on the top of the Retro C computer.

Reminder: Make sure you install the USB drive from the previous machine or if Enventek shipped one with it, the old usb drive will have your previous settings and software preinstalled.

Congratulations you have completed the computer replacement.

Below is the new computer design it is very similar to the older model however it will require a few holes to be drilled in the back panel to mount it.

Newer Retro C computer design positioned for back-panel mounting.

Confirm the Result

Restart the affected computer or software when the procedure calls for it. Confirm that the changed setting is retained, the expected screen or connection returns, and normal machine communication is restored.

If the issue remains, record the exact on-screen message, affected component, indicator-light state, and the last change made. Provide those details to Enventek Technical Support; do not repeatedly recalibrate or replace parts without identifying the cause.

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