Front View - AMX Epica DG Instruction Manual

Overview & General Specifications
Epica DG Features
Control Features
Epica DG systems support the following protocols: BCS* (Basic Control Structure) and XNNet.
Several control options are available for Epica DG systems. Multiple control methods can be used on the
same system.
* BCS is sent as ASCII characters through the RS-232 port.
Note: Features and specifications described in this document are subject to change without notice.

Front View

The enclosure, which is the structural basis of the Epica DG Distribution Matrix, is custom built for each
installation. The Epica DG enclosure is controlled using control software or an external controller
(see page 13). The LEDs (FIG. 1) indicate status for power, redundant power supplies (RPS), and
communication activity (see page 36).
FIG. 1 Front view of an Epica DG and front panel LEDs
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Limited Lifetime Warranty (see warranty at www.amx.com or on the AMX AutoPatch CD)
24-hour technical support
Up to 144x144, in increments of up to 16
System self-diagnostics (power monitoring, fan control and monitoring, signal and
temperature sensing)
Ability to mix a variety of digital boards and an analog board in a single enclosure
Virtual matrices (levels) / groupings
Link to other AMX AutoPatch matrix switchers
Global and local presets
RS-232 and USB ports
Configuration size upgrade potential
Redundant (hot-swappable) power supplies (RPS)
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NetLinx compatible controller (for specific control programming information, contact your
AMX NetLinx representative)
APControl 3.0 software (free with all systems)
APWeb (TCP/IP control via an external module)
Supports AMX AutoPatch's simple BCS serial control protocol
Supports third-party controllers
Epica DG Instruction Manual