DMG 3200/3100/3000 – User Manual
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When all the new modules have been inserted into the chassis, make sure that the front of the
chassis is completely closed with the front panels. Leaving a slot position open without a
module or front panel will cause the unit to draw false air and consequently result in over-
heating of the modules in the chassis.
To permanently remove modules from a specific slot position, the modules should first be
removed from the chassis. Next, go to the About page from the Navigation Pane. Click to
remove the modules. Modules flagged for removal will be crossed out. Click again to deselect
a module. Finally click Apply Changes to permanently remove the configuration of the module
from the chassis.
When replacing an existing module, note that a module configuration always follows the slot
position and not the module itself. Consequently, if a module is moved from one slot in the
chassis to a new slot, the unit will report the original slot position as hardware missing, while the
new slot position will be configured as a new module with default configuration. Hence if a
module is to be replaced it is important that the same slot is used.
When replacing a module with a different module type, a mismatch will occur. This will be
shown both in the alarms and in the About page. A DVB-S/S2 module however, can replace a
QPSK module. When this happens, a convert button will show up in the About page along
with the remove button. Clicking this button will enable the DVB-S/S2 module to inherit the
configuration of the old QPSK module.
It is not possible to undo this process from the web GUI.
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