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Appendix C<br />

Remote Processor Unit (RPU)<br />

Overview<br />

This appendix outlines the setup and configuration of your <strong>Ion</strong> Remote Processor Unit (RPU). The<br />

<strong>Ion</strong> RPU can be used as a primary, backup, or client processor in an <strong>Ion</strong> system (see Large System<br />

Riser, page 19). It can also be used for independent playback applications.<br />

<strong>Ion</strong> RPU ships with the following:<br />

• Remote Processor Unit<br />

• USB Keyboard<br />

• USB Mouse<br />

• Rack Mount Hardware Kit<br />

• IEC Power cords with varying connectors<br />

• Dual-DVI video Y-adapter - (screen resolution of 1280x1024 required)<br />

• DVI (male)-to-VGA (female) adapter<br />

Hardware Setup<br />

Hard Power<br />

Switch<br />

IEC Power<br />

Connector<br />

Rear Panel<br />

Note:<br />

Dual DVI<br />

Ethernet<br />

PS2 Mouse and Keyboard USB<br />

ports<br />

Step 1: Attach the appropriate IEC power cord to the power connector.<br />

Step 2: Attach the dual DVI connector/Y-adapter to the DVI port. If you have VGA monitors,<br />

attach the VGA adapters to the DVI adapter. Do not use the VGA connectors on the<br />

back of the RPU.<br />

Monitor screen resolution must be at least 1280x1024.<br />

Step 3: Connect the USB mouse and keyboard to the USB connectors. If you want to use a<br />

PS2 mouse or keyboard (not provided), you may use the appropriate connectors on<br />

the RPU.<br />

Step 4: Attach a network ethernet cable to the ethernet port.<br />

Step 5: Once all accessories have been connected, you may activate the hard power switch<br />

on the rear panel.<br />

C Remote Processor Unit (RPU) 315

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