VIM552 Graphics Processor Module
Specifications
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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1
The Purpose of the Product
This user manual (hereinafter referred to as the Manual) is meant for the insight into the
device, its operation principle and general information required for the commissioning, intended
use and maintenance of VIM552 (hereinafter referred to as the Module).
NOTE:
THIS DOCUMENT PRESENTS THE ACTIVE VERSION 1.3 OF THE MANUAL
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The Module is designed and suitable for the use on platform based on the CompactPCI ®
PlusIO specification (e.g. on the basis of CPC506, CPC508 Modules), and on platforms based on
CompactPCI ® Serial specification (e.g. on the basis of CPC510 Module). It enables to expand
graphics capabilities as compared to the processor module integrated video subsystem and can
connect two monitors via DVI-I and VGA interfaces.
SM750 graphics controller, used in the module, has a low power consumption, which enables to do
without the passive cooling and place SATA 2.5” Storage Carrier in the module.
WARNING:
THE MODULE OPERATION WITHOUT OBSERVING SAFETY
REQUIREMENTS, UTILIZATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTION IS
NOT PERMITTED!
2)
ATTENTION:
THE MODULE CONTAINS STATIC SENSITIVE COMPONENTS!
3)
FORBIDDEN:
OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS OF THE MODULE BY
PERSONS LACKING THE RESPECTIVE SKILLS AND THE REQUIRED
LEVEL OF SPECIAL TRAINING!
4)
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The graphic symbol (sign) is hereinafter used together with the explanatory word "Note" and the
explanation text
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The graphic symbol (safety sign as per GOST R 12.4.026-2001) is hereinafter used jointly with the warning
word "WARNING" and the warning text (as per GOST 2.601-2006).
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The graphic symbol (safety sign as per GOST R 12.4.026-2001) is hereinafter used jointly with the warning
word "ATTENTION" and the warning text (as per GOST 2.601-2006).
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The graphic symbol (safety sign as per GOST R 12.4.026-2001) is hereinafter used jointly with the warning
word "FORBIDDEN" and the warning text (as per GOST 2.601-2006).
