Note: Once the CPU card has initialized, you can use the Eng button to request matrix
information (such as the software version and the current IP address). For more
information, see 5.5 CPU card lights and controls.
4.4 Installing interface cards
4.4.1 Installing an interface card to the matrix
Note: Before installing an interface card, ensure that the card’s associated rear-
connector panel has already been installed.
To install an interface card:
1) Carefully place the card in the appropriate slot. Ensure that the card is
aligned with the left and right precision guides (the top of the card aligns
with the left of the slot).
2) Push the card toward the backplane connectors.
3) When the card has almost reached the backplane connectors, open the
two ejector tabs, allowing them to clear the edges of the matrix. Gently
insert the card further until it touches the backplane connector guides.
4) Gently close both ejector tabs at the same time, which will propel the
card into the backplane connectors.
4.4.2 Removing an interface card from the matrix
To remove an interface card from the matrix:
1) Hold the card in place in the matrix.
2) The two card ejector tabs are located to the left and right of the card. To
remove a card, open the two ejector tabs at the same time until the card
unseats from its backplane connectors.
3) Pull the card out of the matrix.
4.4.3 Combining interface cards in the matrix
The Eclipse HX-Delta can allocate up to 496 audio ports in total. However, the
number of ports that you actually use will depend on the combination of
interface cards you fit to the matrix.
• An MVX-A16 card uses 16 audio ports.
• An E-MADI64 card is configured in EHX to use either16, 32, 56 or 64
audio ports.
• An IVC-32 card uses 32 audio ports from the total.
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