This is a full front view of a Crimson RealityEngine in my basement
	Here's the drive bay door open (BTW that's Allie the cat   peeking out from behind the machine)
	Here's the front cover open, to attach keyboard, monitor cables
	Back view, not much to see here....
	Close up of the graphics badging and a drive sled
	Here's the interior front panel. On the left is keyboard, and serial ports,   then AUI connector to the right. On the far right are Video connections
	When you open the front panel, cables to the interior of the machine   fall nicely out of the way.
	This is a closeup of the back of the front pane
	This is what healthily populated cardcage looks like   from left to right: IO3B,IP17,GE8,DG2,RM4,RM4T   Notice the bridge board connecting the two RM4's with the   DG2. There are two locations (for two more RM4's)   for connectors unpopulated
	Everything removed except the DG2, and two RM4s. The connectors   mate with the bridge board
	An empty cardcage. The cable hanging is a SCSI cable for the BUS1 SCSI   bus. From left to right the connectors are used for:

 

1	VME32
2	VME32
3	VME32
4	VME32
5	IO3B Crimson Power Channel
6	IP17 100mhz R4000 Processor
7	EMPTY
8	EMPTY
9	GE8 Geometry Engine
10	DG2 Display Generator
11	EMPTY
12	RM4 Raster Manager
13	EMPTY
14	RM4T Raster Manager (Terminated)

 

	IO3B
	IP17 100Mhz R4000 Processor card, shown here with 128 Meg of memory. Memory is installed 4 SIMMS at a time. Processor is located under the small fan. The fan get it'spower from the wire/connector plugged into the front of the card. Each SIMM maybe 8 or 4 meg each.
	GE8 Geometry Engine
	DG2 Display Generator
	RM4 Raster Manager
	RM4T Raster Manager (Terminated)