Notifier DP-DISP — dress panel for the top row of a CAB-4 series cabinet when a CPU2-3030D display is installed.
A dress panel is the finished metal face that closes a cabinet row, presenting a dead front. The DP-DISP is the top-row member of that family and has two documented uses: dressing the row that holds the NFS2-3030 primary display, and serving as the plate when an NCA-2 annunciator takes the top row instead.
- Dress panel for the top row with a CPU2-3030D installed, per NFS2-3030 data sheet DN-7070
- Also the annunciator dress plate for an NCA-2 in the top row of a CAB-4 cabinet on a CHS-M3 chassis, per DN-7047
- Top-row NCA-2 mounting calls for one DP-DISP with two BMP-1 blank modules
- The NCA-2RETRO kit retrofits an NCA-2 to a DP-DISP
- Named in the published four-loop NFS2-3030 sample system
The closest confusion is the DP-DISP2, which does the same top-row job for a CPU2-640 or CPU2-640E. Within the CAB-4 range, the ADP-4B is the annunciator dress plate for rows 2, 3 and 4, the DP-1B is a blank dress panel for unused tiers, and the BMP-1 blanks a single module position.
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FAQ
How many annunciator modules does the DP-DISP hold?
It allows one to four ACS annunciator modules to be mounted in the top row of the CAB-4 Series backbox; modules mount directly to threaded studs on the panel.
What is the difference between DP-DISP and DP-DISP2?
The DP-DISP2 is the NFS2-640 dress panel and accommodates up to two annunciator modules (no expanders).
How are unused positions covered?
Use the BMP-1 blank module plate, a flat black dress plate that covers unused module positions.
