What are Cubix Plug-in Computers
and How to Identify the Different Models

The ERS/FT II System has the capability to hold up to eight individual computers. Each computer consists of a BC Series single board computer (or DP Series Dual-SMP boards in the PowerSMP or Remote/IS System) that plug into the backplane of the ERS/FT II System. The backplane is divided into "groups". Each Group is electronically independent, and can be powered on or off, or reset from controls on the systems front panel.

Each plug-in computer contains all the functions you would normally find in a standard desktop computer, such as video, IDE and SCSI, and floppy drive support, Ethernet 10/100 Base-t, and serial and parallel ports.

There are two different models of plug-in computers available for the ERS/FT II Systems.

• BC Series - Single 486 or Pentium processor board.
  
• DP Series - Dual Pentium SMP Processor, consists of two circuit boards; a processor board, and an I/O board. (PowerSMP and Remote/IS Systems only).

Use the end bracket identifier section below to identify the model of board installed in your system.

Terminolgy - The DP and BC Series boards are ofen referred to as: single board computers, processor boards, bus controllers, motherboards, and plug-in computers.

Plug-in Computer Circuit Board Identification

Click on the end bracket that matches the one you wish to identify

BC 3035 BC 4035 BC 4045 BC 5055 BC 5xxxE BC 5xxxEP BC 5xxxLE BC 5xxxSE BC 5xxxSP

BC 5200T BC 5200TS

BC 5xxxTX BC 5xxxTE BC 5xxxF/SE BC 5xxxF/SP BC 73xx (Pentium II)

DP 6200 (I/O Board)

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