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Silicon Graphics Octane 1210
Silicon Graphics Octane 1210
Silicon Graphics Octane 1210
Ethernet
Parallel
Mouse/keyboard
Serial ports
Octane I/O
•Two full- and one half-size optional
industry-standard PCI slots for
32- and 64-bitwide PCI devices
•Three 3.5-inch Ultra SCSI drive bays
•Four XIO slots for graphics,
networking, and storage cards
XIO
•4-port Ultra SCSI (4 differential)
•4-port 100Base-TX and
6 460Kb/sec serial ports
•2-port Fibre Channel
•Octane Channel Option
•Octane Digital Video
•Octane Personal Video
(analog video)
•Octane Compression
(JPEG compression)
PCI
(Requires PCI Expansion Unit)
•Single-port 1000Base-TX
•Single-port 100Base-TX
•Single-port differential
Ultra SCSI
•Single-port single-ended
Ultra SCSI
XIO module •Single-port Fibre Channel
•Single-attached FDDI
•Dual-attached FDDI
•ISDN basic rate interface
•Digital audio
It’s about graphics.
Octane takes graphics performance to the
next level with E-Series graphics, available
across the entire line. By making extensive
use of dedicated processing hardware, Octane
optimizes visualizations, clarifying problems
and speeding your progress toward solutions.
Graphics Specifications:
•Geometry Engine®:
1,344 MFLOPS
•RDRAM frame buffer:
32-bitdouble buffer with Z
•Raster engine:
high-performance pixel fill
•Texture engine:
zoom, warp, rotate images
•Texture cache:
4MB upgradecan be
Octane graphics, combined with one or two R12000 Octane/SSE
added to any Octane/SE
compute engines, let you execute more tasks on your Octane/SSE uses two hardware Geometry Engine or Octane/SSE system
desktop—simultaneously tackling both design and processors and two raster engines for twice the solid
analysis—with system responsiveness that can keep up mo d el i ng performance of an Octane/SE system.
with your thought process. Coupled with OpenGL®, the Octane/SSE is the ideal machine for large solid
industry-standard open graphics library, Octane modeling, mechanical analysis, pre- and post-production
translates into optimal application performance for processing, and untextured 3D animation. If your
power users. requirements change—a new project or application—
hardware texture support can be added at any time.
Graphics Engine and Texture Memory Italso supports HDTV resolutions.
The Octane system’s E-Series graphics acceleration
subsystem includes a hardware Geometry Engine Octane/MXE
processor, dedicated rasterization, and the ability to Octane/MXE sets the graphics performance standard
take advantage of a texturing engine if installed. The with the addition of a full-performance texture subsystem.
dedicated frame buffer memory is specifically tuned An Octane/MXE system fills two XIO slots, leaving two
for handling 3D images and texture caching memory. more slots for high-speed networking and peripheral
options. The right choice for users with demanding
Octane/SE visualization needs, Octane/MXE lets you accomplish
For solid modeling applications, Octane/SE brings more on yourdesktop, whether you are working with
high-end desktop graphics performance to mainstream digital prototypes, virtual reality, or the most complex
engineers and technical users. The entry-level 3D models. Italso supports HDTV resolutions.
Octane/SE system includes a single Geometry Engine
processor and can be configured with a texture
subsystem or later upgraded to add enhanced realism.
Geographic Terrain Visualization Visual Prototyping Interactive 3D Volume Rendering Mechanical Design and Analysis
It’s about your vision.
The highly flexible product design of Octane
provides answers for the most demanding
desktop configuration requirements. Four XIO
slots directly connect into the high-speed system
architecture of Octane. Users can fill up to
two slots with graphics options and still leave
two other slots open for a variety of high-speed
Digital Media Optional
Features:
•Uncompressed real-time
multimedia and peripheral options.
8- or 10-bit serial digital I/O
•Two streams of JPEG
compression at 2:1
•Low-cost analog video I/O
•Real-time color space
conversion
•Video as a texture for effects
•Real-time graphics to
video out
Connectivity Emulation
You rO ctane system comes bundled with software Technical and creative professionals can also use
that enables files resident on Octane to be read and Microsoft personal productivity applications on Octane
manipulated by Apple Macintosh, MS-DOS, Microsoft® through a variety of bundled or third-party applications.
Windows® 98, Windows NT®, or other UNIX workstations Likewise, UNIX productivity applications can be run on a
or servers as if they resided on the local computer. PC via third-party solutions.
With bundled and optional software, Octane can
also read and manipulate files that reside remotely Intuitive System Administration
on those same machines. With the personal administration tool, any user can
manage some tasks right on the desktop, relieving the
support staff of simple but time-consuming requests.
Individuals can use the tool to add user accounts,
back up and restore local disks, manage network
traffic, and track disk usage.
Octane
Technical Specifications
Base System Features Digital Audio I/O (Optional) Connectivity
8 channels, 24- bi tA DAT optical I/O 2 channels, 24- bi tA ES-3id I/O •NFS™
Processor Support AES11 synchronization •ISDN/PPP support
•1-2 MIPS RISC 64-bit R12000 •Novell NetWare Client
•2MB L2 cache Octane Personal Video (Optional)
•Xinet AppleTalk
S-Video, composite, Silicon Graphics digital video input and output
Memory Capacity •Samba
for NTSC and PAL standards; real-time graphics to video output
•128MB–8GB synchronous DRAM (SDRAM) Digital Media
Octane Digital Video (Optional) •SoundEditor
System Graphics Two fully independent input and output channels of SMPTE 259M
Resolution (with double-buffered 32-bit color): •MovieMaker
(CCIR 601 serial digital video) or single dual-link signal with key
•Octane/SE 1280x1024 at 72 Hz •ImageWorks
for NTSC and PAL (8 or 10 bits per component), real-time graphics
•Octane/SSE 1920x1035 at 60 Hz •SoundTrack
to video output
•Octane/MXE 1920x1035 at 60 Hz • F XB u i ld er
Formats: Octane Compression (Optional) •MediaRecorder
•8-bit, 12-bit, 24-bit RGB single-buffered, z-buffered Dual-stream M-JPEG compression as low as 2:1 for composite and •MediaPlayer
•24-bit, 36-bit RGB double-buffered, z-buffered S-Video or 601 when used with Octane Digital Video •CD/DAT Player
•16-bit, 32-bit RGBA double-buffered, z-buffered, stereo •Audio Panel
Expansion Options •Video Panel
Graphics Features •Synth Panel
Texture cache: XIO •Media Convert
•4MB standard for Octane/MXE •4-port Ultra SCSI (4 differential)
•4MB optional upgrade on Octane/SE and Octane/SSE •4-port 100Base-TX and 6 460Kb/sec serial ports Run-Time Libraries
Alpha blending, accumulation buffer, anti-aliased RGB lines and •2-port Fibre Channel •OpenGL Image Extensions
points, texture mapping, fog, lighting features (spot lighting, eight •Octane Channel Option •OpenGL
light sources, two-sided lighting, ambient, diffused, and specular), •Octane Digital Video
arbitrary clipping planes, depth cueing, soft shadow and depth of •Octane Personal Video (S-Video and composite) Physical Environment
field ,s ubpixel positioning, stenciling, stereo graphics, pan and •Octane Compression (JPEG compression),
zoom, X11 pixel operations System
lossless on IRIX 6.5 for JPEG
•16.25" H x 11.0" W x 13.25" D
Storage and I/O PCI (Requires PCI Expansion Unit) •14.75" D (depth in localized area
•Crossbar: 1.6GB/sec/port ( 6p orts) •Single-port 1000Base-TX of power supply)
Internal single-ended •Single-port 100Base-TX •16.25" D (depth in localized area
•SCSI controller •Single-port differential Ultra SCSI of optional PCI module)
External single-ended •Single-port single-ended Ultra SCSI •54 lb
•SCSI controller •Single-port Fibre Channel •21" monitor: 17.6" H x 16" W x 16.5" D
•4 XIO board slots •Single-attached FDDI
•3 internal 3.5" storage bays Voltage and Frequency
•Dual-attached FDDI
•Single half-height, dual full-height PCI slots with optional •100-120/200-240 VAC
•ISDN basic rate interface
PCI cardcage •Digital audio Heat Dissipation
Communication •2,400 BTU/hour
•Single 10Base-T/100Base -T Xp ort Storage Options •+13°C to +35°C operating
•Dual serial RS422/RS423 •-10°C to +65°C nonoperating
Internal
D B - 9p orts Relative Humidity
•9GB Ultra Fast/Wid ed rive
•Single bidirectional parallel port •10% to 80% operating, no condensation
•18GB Ultra Fast/Wid e( optional)
•Six audio I/O ports •10% to 95% nonoperating, no condensation
•12GB 4 mm DAT drive
External Altitude
Display Options •10,000 ft operating
•9GB Ultra Fast/Wid e( optional)
Monitors •3.5" floppy drive •40,000 ft nonoperating
•21" color monitor standard •12GB 4 mm DAT drive Vibration
•24" color monitor option with Octane/SSE •32X CD-ROM •0 . 0 2 " ,5 -19 Hz; 0.35G, 19-500 Hz
and Octane/MXE •Digital linear tape
Graphics Regulatory Agency
Dual-head and CADduo configurations: Bundled Software
•Octane/SE and Octane/SE Electromagnetic
Collaboration •FCC Class A
•Octane/SE+texture and Octane/SE+texture •Outbox
•Octane/SE and Octane/SSE Emission
•InPerson
•Octane/SE and Octane/MXE •Canada DOC Class A
•IRIS Annotator
•IRIS Showcase •CISPR22 Class A
Digital Media Features •Cosmo Player •VCCI Class A
Analog Audio (Standard) •Netscape Communicator 4.05
Mono-microphone, self-powered stereo •InfoSearch
desktop loudspeakers with headphone output, stereo analog— •Netscape FastTrack Server
10dBV line level (18-bit A to D and D to A) •Cosmo Create
•Adobe Acrobat Reader
Digital Audio (Standard) •SGI Meeting
16-bit analog stereo I/O (two channels), 24- bi tA ES-3id I/O •Teleffect
(two channels), and 24- bi tA DAT optical I/O (eight channels)
© 1999Silicon Graphics, Inc. All rights reserved. Specifications subject to change without notice. Silicon Graphics, O2, Geometry Engine, OpenGL, IRIX, InPerson, and IRIS are registered trademarks,
and SGI, Onyx2, Octane, XFS, IRIS Annotator, IRIS Showcase, Origin, and the SGI logo are trademarks, of Silicon Graphics, Inc. MIPS is a registered trademark, and R12000 is a trademark, of MIPS
Technologies, Inc. R12000 is a trademark used under license by Silicon Graphics, Inc. Acrobat, Acrobat Reader, and Adobear e trademarks or registered trademarks of Adobe Systems, Inc. Apple,
AppleTalk, and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Microsoft, Windows, and Windows NTare registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Netscape and Netscape
Communicator are registered trademarks of Netscape Communications Corporation. NetWare is a trademark of Novell, Inc. UNIX is a registered trademark in the U.S. and other countries, licensed
exclusively through X/Open Company Limited. All other trademarks mentioned herein are the property of their respective owners. Image credits: [Spread 1] Brake disc assembly designed with
CATIA/Dassault Systèmes. Stress analysis on an aircraft steering wheel image courtesy of TRW. Tweedy image courtesy of Rob Baires and SideEf fects Software. Athletic footwear simulation image
courtesy of Mechanical Dynamics, Inc. [Spread 3] Left sid eb a ri mage: engineering analysis stress distribution in an engine mount visualized using EnSight by Computational Engineering
International, Inc. Terrain visualization image courtesy of the Navy Rehearsal TOPSCENEProgram . Virtual prototyping image is rotor fan housing cover, image courtesy of Moldflow. Volume rendering
brain image courtesy of Dr. Arthur W. Toga, The Laboratory of Neuro Imaging. Screen image CLUTCH 3 courtesy of SolidWorks. [Spread 4] Sidebar screen shot by Tele Edit, courtesy of Alias|Wavefront.
CADduo screen shots: Brake disc assembly designed with CATIA/Dassault Systèmes; Engine Mount image courtesy of Computational Engineering Solutions International,Inc. Dual Head screen shots:
SurfViz images provided by GeoQuest, an operating unit of Schlumberger. [Spread 5] Sidebar screen shot: automotive disk brake rotor courtesy of ANSYS, Inc. Monitors 1 through 4 screen images
courtesy of CATIA; Generative Assembly Structural analysis, CATIAP1 Platform Image courtesy of Valmet, Sheetmetal, CATIACircuitBoard Design interface.
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