MOOG G122-829-001 Programmable Processor Module

This compact brushless Servo Motor is designed to meet the special requirements

of main battle tanks with 2-in-1 stator (double motor) arrangement to accommodate the high power needed.

The brushless servo motor is intended to be integrated into a traverse actuator with a gearbox,

brake and manual input/ auxiliary drive assembly.

In 914-EX cards with FPGA Firmware 0xB0 or greater, the “Remote Ethernet Link Speed Synchronization” (RLSS)

feature is enabled by default and can be disabled via the GUI. This feature forces the console side 914-EX to match

the speed and duplex settings of the remote side 914-EX. This greatly simplifies the setup and ensures the 914-EX

card adapts to the remotely plugged equipment for lossless communication. This setting is recommended and

should only be disabled if the configuration has another method to ensure link speed symmetry.

When configured for single expansion mode (default), the 914-EX combines the traffic from both Ethernet ports,

along with diagnostic information, onto a single medium speed expansion channel on the 914-HDE. This bandwidth

is dynamically shared between the two Ethernet ports, allowing for total throughput of up to 1000 Mb/s.

The 914-EX provides two un-switched, low latency 10/100/1000 BASE-T(X) Ethernet links through the 914-HDE

optical port. Both ports are configured for 10/100/1000 BASE-T(X) auto-negotiation by default. Auto-negotiation

settings can be accessed via the 914-X Series Unified Diagnostic GUI when connected to the console 914-HDE

diagnostic port. A standard 8P8C (RJ45) modular jack provides the mechanical interface for the Ethernet port. The

port is auto MDI/MDIX capable and supports jumbo frames up to 9000 bytes. Note: sustained back-to-back jumbo

frames are supported up to 4000 bytes, larger frame sizes require increased interframe gaps. The 914-HDE

motherboard Ethernet port can sustain back-to-back jumbo frames of 9000 bytes if this feature is required for a

given system.