AMX Optima Instruction Manual page 18

Overview and General Specifications
Rear View Components
The following sections briefly introduce the hardware on the rear of the enclosure.
CPU/Control Board
The CPU is to the left of the input connectors on the rear of the enclosure (FIG. 4).
Optima 3 RU
Optima 2 RU
FIG. 4
Optima CPU/Control boards and power receptacles
CPU Port Options:
12
CPU/Control board
Power receptacle and specifications
Input/output boards (number will vary depending on enclosure size, and slots may be empty
depending on the configuration)
Two expansion/control slots (may contain boards for communication interfaces, etc.)
Serial number
Expansion slots – hold additional boards to increase functionality
Status – system status indicator
Comm – communication status indicator indicates activity
Remote – XNNet link port for linking to AMX AutoPatch control devices
Control – serial port for attaching an external control device
Enc Link – Ethernet (RJ-45) port used for linking enclosures
Power receptacle
Expansion slots – hold additional boards to increase functionality
Status – system status indicator
Comm – communication status indicator indicates activity
Control – serial port for attaching an external control device
Enc Link – Ethernet (RJ-45) port used for linking enclosures
Power receptacle
Remote Port – XNNet communication link port for linking to AMX AutoPatch control
devices (e.g., remote control panels and SBCs). The Remote port is standard on 3 RU
enclosures and available as an expansion board on 2 RU enclosures.
Control Port – serial port (RS-232) for attaching an external control device
Enc Link Port – Ethernet (RJ-45) port used for linking enclosures in multiple-enclosure
systems (do not use as a TCP/IP connection)
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