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maximize the capacity needed for larger
switch nodes. APZ 212 40 is prepared for
the Inter Platform Network (IPN) that
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connection in the central processor for
connection to the I/O and other
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APZ 212 40/2 (3.6 * APZ 212 30)
APZ 212 43/1 (5.7 * APZ 212 30)
x Prepared for Inter Platform Network
(IPN) application
x Futureproof platform for Multi-pro
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Each CPU Magazine comprises of following boards:
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One CPU board including

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Cable connections to the RPH-A & RPH-B Magazines (RPHB, RPH Bus)
Cable connection to RPHMI in other CP side for error information and controlling system
states (WSB, Working State Bus).

One UPBB (Update Bus Board) board including

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Access port (connected to UPBB) for obtaining detailed low level system error information
from the microprocessor system (CPU board)
Some general support functions for the CPU board and Power module.

One RPHMI (Regional Processor Handler Magazine Interface) board including

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Two High Performance (GHz) microprocessors with 8 Mbyte Level 2 Cache each.
8 GW (16 Gbyte) SDRAM memory.

One 1 Gbit Ethernet optical fibre connection to other CP side for updating.
Two 100 Mbit Ethernet cable connections to I/O system (IPN, Inter Platform Network).
(connected via the IPNX Ethernet switch in RPHM)
One 10 Mbit Ethernet cable connection to I/O system (PTB, Processor Test Bus) for access
with the CPT (Central Processor Test) command interface.
(connected via the IPNX Ethernet switch in RPHM)
Cable connection to the CDU (Central Display Unit) panel at the top of the cabinet.
Cable connections to the CPU Magazine Fan units for monitoring/controlling the fans.

One Power module (located in the bottom left part of the CP subrack) including
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Duplicated 48V external connection.

DC/DC converters for internal system voltages.
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Figure 3: RPH Magazine (RPHM)

The Regional Processor Handler (RPH) magazine comprises of:
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One RPH interface board (RPIO)

Up to maximum 8 Serial RP Bus Interface boards (RPBI-S) for connecting 4 serial RPBs to each
RPBI-S.

One Inter Platform Network Ethernet switch board (IPNX) for connections to the I/O system
(APG 40) and in the future other systems.

There is also a central power board (POU-R). In total 32 RPB bus branches are supported.

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Maximum Data Store (DS)
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The max. configuration is a total of 8 GW(16) of which ~7.7 GW(16) can be used for PS, RS and DS.
Approximately 0.3 GW(16) is always needed for internal CP software.
Configurations will be available with the following sizes of total memory:
Small:

2 GW(16)

Medium:

4 GW(16)

Large:

8 GW(16)

It will not be possible to extend memory on the CPU board. A new CPU Magazine with a CPU board
configured with larger memory have to be ordered from factory and then the whole CPU Magazine is
replaced.

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APZ 212 40 does not support the IOG11/20 or APG30/33.

APG40 or later I/O system is required for operation with APZ 212 40.

Only serial RP bus (RPB-S) is supported.

The Program Store (PS) memory, Reference Store (RS) memory and Data Store (DS) memory are
allocated to the CPU board. No special memory board is required for the RS, PS and DS memory.

The CP is compatible on source code (PLEX) level with APZ 212 30.

The APZ-APT signal interface is retained.

The Operator interface is common with APZ 212 30.

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