oGx, the fourth-generation openGear modular frame from Ross embraces intelligent design, robust control, and unparalleled reliability. oGx reflects decades of broadcast expertise, offering an intuitive front panel, resilient power management and a vast ecosystem of openGear products. Every aspect of oGx is designed to meet the evolving demands of 24/7 broadcast and production operations. Explore the myriad features and discover how oGx seamlessly integrates the broader openGear universe.
- Colour code your rack room by function, air chain, or whatever works for you! > Flash to identify frame for set-up.
- 2RU frame houses up to 20 openGear® cards.
- Robust 600 watt redundant power supply with integral cooling.
- Front LCD display for name, IP address and fault identification.
- FrameGlow RGB LED bar, configurable from DashBoard.
- Color code frames by function, air chain or other criteria.
- Provide a clear indication of alarm presence.
- Set to flash to quickly identify a specific frame.
- Signal and format agnostic – supports any mix of analog, digital, video, audio, SDI and IP modules in the same frame.
- Removable front door for easy fan servicing.
- Easily removable air filter for periodic maintenance.
- Standard DashBoard control system for setup, control and monitoring.
- Optional SNMP control and monitoring.
- DataSafe card backup and restore.
A standard feature of the oGx’s advanced network controller, DataSafe is your safeguard against downtime. Whenever an openGear module is replaced, this ingenious feature performs an automatic restoration of all settings, thanks to the parameters stored on the frame’s local network card. Considering some cards can contain over 100 parameters, from audio channel delays to video proc levels, DataSafe eliminates guesswork and tedious manual reconfiguration. You can toggle DataSafe on or off for individual slots via the frame’s network controller card using DashBoard. Plus, its smart design ensures parameter restoration only when a compatible replacement product is detected.
oGx’s advanced network controller may optionally be equipped with SNMP. This direct support means there is no need for any external gateways. Additionally, SNMP runs on a separate software port allowing for simultaneous control from both DashBoard and SNMP clients. This is especially useful in applications, for example, where system wide monitoring is performed using SNMP and real-time control is performed using DashBoard.
Frame controllers provide a single point of Ethernet access to communicate with DashBoard-capable openGear modules in an oGx frame, as well as monitor and control the frame itself. As with other cards in the frame, the frame controller is a hot-swappable card/module.
Basic openGear Controller |
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Provides a 10/100 Ethernet connection for a single DashBoard client.
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Compatible with most cards but ideal for ones with limited sets of controls and monitoring parameters such as distribution and switching products.
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An affordable option, perfect for “set-and-forget” scenarios like bulk distribution amplifiers.
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Advanced openGear Controller |
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Features GigE connectivity for both external networks and in-frame cards.
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Supports multiple DashBoard client connections concurrently.
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Offers DataSafe and optional SNMP functionalities.
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Essential for advanced openGear cards with extensive controls, including the Gator series, MC1-UHD, and AMX-8952 audio products.
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Ordering Code | Description |
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OGX-FR-CN
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OGX Frame, includes advanced frame controller and one power supply
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OGX-FR-CNS
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OGX Frame, includes advanced frame controller, SNMP pre-installed and one power supply
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OGX-FR-C
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OGX Frame, includes basic frame controller and one power supply
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PS-OGX
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Redundant or spare power supply for OGX-FR-Cx
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MFC-OGX-N
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Advanced frame controller card for OGX-FR-Cx
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Options | |
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SNMP-OGX
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Adds SNMP to MFC-OGX-N advanced network frame controller
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FSB-OGX
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Rear support brackets for applications such as mobile where extra support is needed
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Downloads
Manuals
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AAP-8644 User Manual
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ADA-8402-A User Manual
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ADA-8402-B User Manual
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ADA-8405-C User Manual
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ADC-8434-A User Manual
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ADC-8732B User Manual
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ADC-8733A User Manual
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AMX-8952 User Manual
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ASI-310 User Manual
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AVS-8764 User Manual
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CDP-100 User Manual
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CEG-100 User Manual
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CES-8940 User Manual
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CMI-100 User Manual
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DAC-8418-A User Manual
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DEA-8805 User Manual
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DED-8420 User Manual
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DMX-6259-A User Manual
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DMX-8254 User Manual
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DMX-8259 User Manual
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DRA-8804 User Manual
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DRA-8902 User Manual
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DSS-8224 User Manual
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FCM-6844 User Manual
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FDR-6603 User Manual
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FDT-6604 User Manual
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FES-6941 User Manual
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FSD-8240 User Manual
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FSE-8241 User Manual
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FSR-6201 User Manual
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FSR-6601 User Manual
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FSR-6605 User Manual
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FSS-6802 User Manual
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FST-6602 User Manual
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GPI-100 User Manual
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GPI-8941 User Manual
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HDC-8223 User Manual
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HDC-8223A User Manual
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LDP-8242 User Manual
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MDK-111A-K User Manual
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MDK-111A-Lite User Manual
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MDK-111A-M User Manual
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MFC-8300 User Manual
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MFC-OG3 User Manual
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MSE-8671 User Manual
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MUX-6258-A User Manual
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MUX-8252 User Manual
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MUX-8258 User Manual
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OG3-FR User Manual
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OGX Quick Start Guide
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OGX-FR User Manual
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OPA-8380 User Manual
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OPA-8380A User Manual
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QEA-8809 User Manual
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QRA-8808 User Manual
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QSP-8229A User Manual
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SEA-8803 User Manual
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SFC-6901 User Manual
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SFS-6622 User Manual
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SFS-8221 User Manual
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SHC-8932-F User Manual
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SFS-8622 User Manual
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SPG-8260 User Manual
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SRA-8802 User Manual
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SRA-8901 User Manual
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SRA-8901 R User Manual
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SSE-8673 / SDE-8624 User Manual
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TEA-8207 User Manual
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TES-8643 User Manual
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TES-8943 User Manual
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TRA-8206 User Manual
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TSD-100 User Manual
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TSI-100 User Manual
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TSM-100 User Manual
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UDA-8705A User Manual
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UDC-8625A User Manual
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VAC-100 User Manual
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VDD-100 User Manual
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VEA-8707A User Manual
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VRC-100 User Manual
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WDA-8409 User Manual