Hi everyone,
We have a Miranda Technologies Imagestore 750 R2. When I opened the chassis for inspection, I noticed an empty space near the power supply unit (PSU).
I would like to know whether this empty space is part of the normal chassis design or whether an optional or essential circuit board may have been removed.
Could anyone familiar with the Imagestore 750 R2 please help clarify?
● Is this empty space common in the standard IS750 R2 chassis?
● Were any optional boards installed in this area on certain configurations?
● How can I identify whether a board is missing from my unit?
I have shared photo of the internal chassis and the empty space for reference.
Any advice from broadcast engineers or anyone who has serviced this model would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!

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