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4.
Enter ~def!
Wait until a "V" appears (third line in FIG. 100 on previous page) to verify that the command is
successful (this may take a few minutes).
5. Enter ~scrv3i5! to view the VM (virtual matrix) configuration (example in FIG. 101).
If the VM configuration is sufficient (i.e., the system is not supposed to have any VMs other than
the ones listed), enter ~app! to complete the configuration process (you do not need to finish
Steps 6 through 12).
Or
If the VM configuration is not sufficient, then you must complete Steps 6 through 12.
~scrv3i5!
[5:VM Configuration] count = 3
[vm 0] 'ALL' 16x16x2
[vm 1] 'Video' 16x16x1
[vm 2] 'Audio' 16x16x1
[vm 0 master] 0x675 master 0 0 1 (self)
[vm 1 master] 0x675 master 0 0 1 (self)
[vm 2 master] 0x675 master 0 0 1 (self)
FIG. 101
Example of virtual matrix information on a system with video and audio
6.
Install XNConnect from the AMX AutoPatch CD sent with the new board. (If XNConnect is already
installed on the PC, we strongly recommend uninstalling the old version before installing a new
version).
7.
Open XNConnect.
8.
From the Communication menu, select Change Comm Settings. Check the settings for the selected
PC port and adjust if necessary (the default = COM 1, baud rate = 9600).
9.
From the File menu, select Open.
10. Using the standard File Open dialog box, locate and open the .xcl configuration file that
was sent with the new board. The default location is at C:\AutoPatch\Configuration
Software<Version>\MyXCL folder.
11. For XNConnect version 2.4.0 and greater – from the Configure menu, select Configure All.
The system automatically reboots all devices.
Or
For XNConnect versions prior to 2.4.0 – from the Configure menu, select Reboot All Devices.
12. Execute a test switch that includes a signal routed on the new board to ensure the system is working
correctly; see page 36. (Repeat for any additional new boards.)
If the test switch does not execute correctly, contact technical support (see page 38).
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