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Messaging Application Server (internal view)

The internal view of the MAS varies, depending on the type of motherboard that is installed. The type of motherboard affects where port boards and cables are connected.

Note the configuration that your model of MAS uses:

 

Note: Any type of supported port boards (or no port boards) might be installed in any MAS unit. All new MASs support up to four (4) port boards. Only systems with a nonintegrated video and LAN that were upgraded from Release 1 support five (5) port boards, if five boards were installed before the Release 2 upgrade.

 

MAS with nonintegrated video and LAN

1   DVD player
2   Drive cage
3   Power switch
4   LED panel
5   Chassis fan housing
6   Power supply
7   Memory module (DIMM card)
8   Main power connector
9   Inside rail (used for pushbutton-type circuit card hold-down bracket)
10   Primary IDE connector
11   CT bus cable
12   Motherboard
13   Video card
14   Network Interface Card (NIC)
15   Port boards (up to 5, depending on type)
16  Top cover guide rail

 

MAS with integrated video and LAN

1   DVD player
2   Drive cage
3   Power switch
4   LED panel
5   Chassis fan housing
6   Power supply
7   Inside rail (used for lever-type circuit card hold-down bracket)
8   Memory module (DIMM cards)
9   Main power connector
10   Primary IDE connector
11   CT bus cable
12   Front panel connector
13   Motherboard
14   Port boards (up to 4, depending on type)
15  Top cover guide rail

 

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