The Zebra 4Sight XV7 motherboard features four 288-pin UDIMM slots in which you can install random access memory (RAM) modules. Each slot can support one DDR5 4800 Mbps SDRAM module up to 192 Gbytes in size. Contact Zebra for a list of supported modules.
The motherboard supports dual-channel memory technology. This means that for optimal performance and reliability, when installing new memory modules, you should install the modules in pairs, starting with slots A0 and B0. Install identical memory modules in slots A0 and B0 and identical memory modules in slots A1 and B1. Mixing different models is not recommended.
To install a memory module in the Zebra 4Sight XV7 unit:
Ensure that the clips at each end of the UDIMM slot are spread.
Position the module over the UDIMM slot, such that the notch along the module’s bottom edge is aligned with the notch of the UDIMM slot. If installing additional memory modules, ensure they are the same model as the ones already installed.
Gently insert the bottom edge of the module into the slot.
Carefully close the two clips over the side notches of the module.
Removing memory
To remove a memory module from the Zebra 4Sight XV7 unit:
Spread the clips at each end of the UDIMM slot.
Lift the module out of the slot.
Memory settings
After installing memory in your Zebra 4Sight XV7, you must adjust the unit’s new memory settings using the Aurora Imaging Configurator utility. See the Aurora Imaging Library User Guide for more information on using this utility.
