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Overview and General Specifications
9 Epica DGX 144 Instruction Manual
Control Features of the Epica DGX 144
Epica DGX 144 systems support the following two protocols: BCS* (Basic Control Structure) and
XNNet.
Several control options are available for Epica DGX 144 systems. Multiple control methods can be used
on the same system.
Compatible with a number of AMX control devices (for control programming information,
see the instruction manual for the specific interface)
APControl 3.0 software (free with all systems) provides easy single-user PC control
APWeb (TCP/IP control via an external module)
Supports AMX AutoPatch’s simple BCS serial control protocol
Supports third-party controllers
* BCS is sent as ASCII characters through the RS-232 port.
Note: Features and specifications described in this document are subject to change without notice.
Front View
The enclosure, which is the structural basis of the Epica DGX 144 Distribution Matrix, is custom built
for each installation. The Epica DGX 144 enclosure is controlled using control software or an external
controller (see page 14). The three LEDs on the front (FIG. 1) indicate status for power, redundant power
supplies (RPS), and communication activity (see page 40).
FIG. 1
Front view of the Epica DGX 144 and front panel LEDs