Miranda Camera Co M406-9900-402 Manuale Utente

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4.3.1  Connector panel installation  
 
Remove the blank panel (a blank panel is used to occupy the rear panel space behind empty slots) or existing 
connector panel. Release the captive screws at the top and bottom, and pull the panel straight out of the frame. 
 
Slide the new connector panel into the slot on the rear of the frame. Push it gently into position until the panel is 
tight against the frame and flush with the remaining panels. Fasten it into position with the captive screws at the top 
and bottom. DO NOT over tighten the captive screws. 
 
 
4.3.2  Module card installation 
 
Open the front panel of the frame and locate a slot corresponding to the module. Note that a color code helps to 
identify where a module should be installed (figure 4.4.2.1). All cards except the controller card are removed by 
pulling up the swivel handle, which levers the card away from the mother board, and then pulling the card out of the 
slot using the handle.   
 
To install the new card, slide it into the slot, engage the swivel handle into the top panel hole and push gently on 
the handle to seat the connectors into the mother board. Do not force the card into place.   
Note:  As the output card has an ultra-high density connector, push on the center of the front edge once it is 
inserted to ensure that the connector is properly engaged. 
 
The Controller Module is a larger multi-card unit, mounted on the left side as viewed from the front. It is secured at 
the bottom by a captive screw. To remove it, release the captive screw, and pull the unit out of the frame using the 
aluminum bracket. 
Note: Due to the weight of the Controller module assembly, you must loosen the two screws holding the rear 
module - without removing it - before attempting to insert the Controller module. 
 
Apart from the Controller card described above, and the GPI card which is installed in the adjacent slot, all other 
cards are either video input cards, audio input cards, or output cards. They fit into slots designated by type, which 
are indicated by text and color along the bottom front of the frame, as follows (slot positions counted from the left): 
 
Position 

 
1 Controller White 
2 GPI 

Grey 

3 – 5 

Audio input 

Blue 

6 Output 

Yellow 

7 – 14 

Video input 

Green 

15 Output 

Yellow