Core 6000 CXR
The Q-SYS Core 6000 CXR processor is an industry-first solution that combines the processing capabilities of the Q-SYS realtime operating system with the compact, ruggedized, MIL-STD, NEBS and Marine compliant Dell PowerEdge XR11 server. Core 6000 CXR is the only IT-grade solution that brings audio, video, and control processing into marine applications.
This topic provides an overview of the Q-SYS Core 6000 CXR. These resources provide additional detailed information:
Note: For hardware specifications, regulatory compliance, or iDRAC information, visit the Dell server website at: dell.com/servers.
Note: Q-SYS Scaling Licenses expand the capabilities of the Core 6000 CXR. Refer to the Licensing topic for more information.
Feature | Core 6000 CXR |
---|---|
Total network I/O |
256 x 256, upgradeable to 512 x 5121 |
Onboard I/O |
N/A |
Software-based Dante capacity |
8 x 8 included, upgradeable to 512 x 5122 |
USB audio channel count |
N/A |
AEC processors |
80, upgradeable to 1602 |
VoIP instances |
64 |
Onboard AV bridging (USB) |
N/A |
Onboard GPIO |
N/A |
Onboard RS232 control ports |
1 |
Q-SYS peripheral limit |
N/A |
Size |
1RU |
1. With optional scaling license. See the Licensing topic for more information.
2. With optional feature license. See the Licensing topic for more information.
The following Q-SYS Designer Software components are available for the Core 6000 CXR:
Front Panel
- Status and ID indicator – Enabled via Q-SYS Designer Software
- Removable filtered bezel – Refer to Dell documentation for maintenance requirements
- Power button
- Q-SYS media drive (under bezel) – One 2.5-inch, 960 GB, SATA 6 Gb SSD drive. Additional drives not supported.
- Information tag (under bezel) – Includes the product serial number and Q-SYS Support contact information
- USB port – Not supported
Rear Panel
- PCIe expansion card riser 1 (slot 1) – Not supported
- Serial communications RS232 (male DE-9) – For connection to serial devices
- iDRAC dedicated port (RJ45) – For remote iDRAC access:
Default IP = 192.168.0.120, Default username = root, Default password = calvin
- LAN ports (four RJ45, 1000 Mbps) – From left to right: LAN A multimedia, LAN B multimedia, AUX A, AUX B
- Power supply unit 1 (PSU1) – 1400 W, hot-plug, universal input
- Power supply unit 2 (PSU2) – 1400 W, hot-plug, universal input
- ID button – Press to identify the device in Q-SYS Designer Software
- SFP ports (Quad Port 25GbE SFP28) – Not supported
- VGA video output (female HD15) – Not supported
- USB ports – Not supported
- PCIe expansion card riser 3 (slot 3) – Not supported
The Core 6000 CXR comes with Integrated Dell Remote Access (iDRAC). Refer to the Dell Server documentation.
Configuring iDRAC
Note: The default iDRAC IP is 192.168.0.120.
- Connect the dedicated management Ethernet port to the Ethernet switch.
- During boot hit F10 to enter Lifecycle Controller setup.
- In the left pane of the Home page, click Hardware Configuration.
- In the right pane, click Configuration Wizards.
- On the System Configuration Wizards page, click iDRAC Settings.
- From the System Summary, select Network.
- Enable IPv4, DHCP, and "Use DHCP to obtain DNS server address".
- Select Back, Finish, and Exit.
Using iDRAC
- Launch a web browser and enter the iDRAC IP address as the URL.
- Log in with default user name "root" and password "calvin".
Tip: The Dell EMC OpenManage Mobile smartphone app can also be used to access iDRAC.