Defining Virtual Matrices (Manually Configuring Vms) - AMX APWeb Instruction Manual

To create a macro:
1.
From any page in the site, click the Create Macro link.
2.
Enter the BCS commands (63 character maximum) in the BCS String field.
3.
Enter a unique name up to 23 characters for the macro in the Macro Name field.
4. Click Create. The macro is added to the list on the Execute Macro page.
Tip: A macro can be created to disconnect the switches in an existing macro.
The contents of a macro can be redefined at the Create/Edit Macro page.
To redefine the contents of an existing macro:
1.
From any page in the site, click the Create Macro link.
2.
Enter the new BCS commands in the BCS String field.
3.
Enter the exact name of the macro which is being redefined in the Macro Name field.
4. Click Create. The macro now contains the new information.
Macros can also be deleted from the Create/Edit Macro page.
To delete a macro:
1.
From any page in the site, click the Create Macro link.
2.
Under the Delete Macro section, select the macro to be deleted from the macro list.
3. Click Delete. The macro is removed from the list on the Execute Macro page.

Defining Virtual Matrices (Manually Configuring VMs)

Normally, APWeb loads the VM (configuration) information from the AMX AutoPatch Routing System.
However, it is possible to manually specify the virtual matrices in APWeb. With this feature you can
provide selective access to the system for control. This feature is also used when controlling heritage
systems. (For a list of currently supported products, see the Release Notes.)
The Define VM (Manual Configuration) page allows you to define the virtual matrix by specifying
a VM number and VM name and to enter the number of inputs and outputs for the system.
FIG. 7
The Define VM (Manual Configuration) page is used for defining virtual matrices
APWeb Instruction Manual
Initial APWeb Setup by Network Admin
Specify VM Parameters
Delete VM
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