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General| Slots | 20 |
|---|---|
| openGear Cards Supported | Yes |
| Network Interface | Ethernet |
| Input Voltage | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Power Supply | Dual redundant power supplies |
| Rear I/O Modules | Optional |
| Compatibility | openGear standard |
Lists other relevant Ross documentation for installation and configuration.
Explains special text formats used in the guide for clarity.
Describes how user interface elements are identified using bold text.
Explains how text entered by the user is indicated using courier text.
Details how titles of referenced guides are presented in the document.
Explains the notation used for menu sequences and commands.
Notes the use of star icons for important instructions and features.
Provides contact information and support availability for technical assistance.
Provides a general overview of the OGX-FR frame's capabilities and connectivity.
Lists the key features and capabilities of the OGX-FR frame.
Describes the frame's standard Ethernet connectivity and optional networking card.
Summarizes the features and components visible on the OGX-FR front panel.
Details the frame's front panel diagnostic display for monitoring status and errors.
Explains the function of the toggle button for muting alarms and scrolling messages.
Describes the tabs used to open the frame door and the associated alarm.
Explains the customizable frame glow feature for visual indication and location.
Details the internal components and features of the OGX-FR chassis with the door removed.
Information on the front-loaded power supplies, including redundancy options.
Describes the GFC-8322 module for reference signal distribution.
Details the 20 card slots available for installing openGear cards.
Information on the MFC-8322-S and MFC-OG3-N controller cards.
Discusses the front-door mounted fans for cooling and their intelligent control.
Describes the connectors and modules located on the rear panel of the OGX-FR frame.
Identifies the AC connector for the main power supply.
Identifies the AC connector for the redundant power supply.
Details the RJ45 port for network connectivity and control.
Describes the two looping BNC inputs for reference signals.
Information on module-dependent rear modules and their installation.
Explains how to identify specific rear modules designed for the OGX-FR frame.
Provides an overview of the different types of rear modules available for the OGX-FR frame.
Provides initial considerations and recommendations before physically installing the frame.
Details precautions against electrostatic discharge (ESD) to protect sensitive components.
Explains the frame's design for minimizing heat buildup and ensuring proper airflow.
Discusses optimal ventilation strategies for applications with different power consumptions.
Describes the standard cooling fan module and its role in maintaining frame temperature.
Specifies the necessary clearances and conditions for adequate airflow around the frame.
Outlines key requirements and considerations for a stable and well-ventilated installation.
Provides instructions for installing optional rear support bars for enhanced stability.
Details the procedure for attaching the FSB-OGX rear support bars to the frame.
Explains how to connect the frame to power, including redundant supply options.
Identifies the power supply connectors on the rear panel of the OGX-FR frame.
Provides instructions for connecting the power cables to the frame and an AC outlet.
Explains how to connect the frame's Ethernet port to a network for monitoring and control.
Details the RJ45 Ethernet port pinouts for different controller cards.
Guides on connecting the frame to a network using CAT5/5e/6 cables.
Describes the function of the GFC-8322 in distributing reference signals.
Explains how to connect external video reference sources to the frame.
Details the process of connecting one or two reference signals to the frame's BNC inputs.
Provides instructions for chaining reference signals across multiple frames.
Offers guidance on troubleshooting issues related to the GFC-8322 and reference signals.
Introduces how the OGX-FR frame integrates with the DashBoard control system.
Steps to launch the DashBoard client software and connect to the frame.
Explains how DashBoard automatically discovers and adds OGX-FR frames.
Guides on manually adding frames to DashBoard, especially across different subnets.
Describes methods for renaming frames within the DashBoard Tree View for identification.
Instructions on how to remove a frame from the DashBoard Tree View.
Steps to disconnect a frame from DashBoard without fully removing it.
Discusses the behavior of auto-discovery when removing a frame.
Explains how to access and control individual openGear cards via DashBoard.
Instructions for installing a replacement power supply unit (PS-OGX).
Emphasizes the importance of maintaining the fan filter for proper airflow.
Detailed steps for cleaning the air filter on the OGX-FR frame door.
Instructions on how to replace the air filter using a replacement kit.
Guidance on replacing the entire frame door which includes the cooling fan module.
Steps for removing the old frame door and installing a new one.
Provides physical dimensions of the OGX-FR chassis.
Details the technical specifications for the PS-OGX power supply unit.
Information on the number of card slots and power limitations per card.
Specifications related to the frame controller and fan power consumption.
Technical specifications for the GFC-8322 reference distribution module.
Specifications for the reference signal inputs, including type, level, and impedance.
Specifies the operating environment conditions for the OGX-FR frame.
Basic troubleshooting step involving a visual inspection of the frame and components.
Troubleshooting step to verify power status and supply seating.
Troubleshooting step to check the status of incoming source signals.
Troubleshooting step to verify the destination equipment's signal reception.
A troubleshooting method involving swapping suspect units with known good ones.
Details the warranty period, repair procedures, and policy for the OGX-FR frame.
Guidance on contacting technical support and procedures for handling problems.
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