Instruction manual

Overview and General Specifications
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Epica DGX 16 and Epica DGX 32 Instruction Manual
Epica DGX 32
Rear View Components
 Input and output boards (some slots may be empty, depending on the configuration)
 CPU/Control board
 Two standard redundant power supplies
 Serial number
The following sections briefly introduce the hardware on the rear of the enclosure.
CPU/Control Board
The CPU/Control board (FIG. 4) is on the left rear of the enclosure, directly below the input connectors.
Each CPU includes the following port options:
 Enc Link port (Ethernet RJ-45) – for linking to other types of enclosures (see page 24)
 Control port (DB-9, RS-232) – for attaching an external control device (see page 29)
 USB (mini-B) port – for attaching an external control device (see page 32)
 TCP/IP (RJ-45) port – for establishing an NXB-AP-1000 connection (see page 42)
Each CPU includes two main LED indicators:
 System Status indicator (between the Enc Link ports and the Control port) – for system status
 NXB-AP-1000 LED Indicator (left of TCP/IP port) – indicates an active connection
FIG. 3 Rear view of an Epica DGX 32 enclosure with room for expansion
FIG. 4 CPU/Control board
Power supplies
Serial number
Input boards (up to 8)
CPU/Control board
Output boards (up to 8)
Empty input and output
Note: Empty input or output
can be used to upgrade
numbered for expansion)
system.
board slots (which are
board slots
USB (mini-B) port
Enc Link ports (Ethernet RJ-45, 10/100), use for linking enclosures
Control (DB-9, RS-232 serial) portSystem Status indicator
TCP/IP (RJ-45) port
NXB-AP-1000
LED indicator
Epica DGX 32 rear view