Event Logs - AMX NMX-ENC-1100 Instruction Manual

The following table describes the different states of the Streaming controls.
Streaming Control States
State
Stopped
Starting
Started
Suspended
Stopping
Not Allowed
You can view these states via the Tool Tips that appear when you hover the mouse pointer over the text to the right of the Stream
and Record buttons. If you cannot start or enable streaming or recording, the Tool Tips provide the reason why the action is
prohibited.

Event Logs

Clicking the Event Logs button on the main WebConsole page opens a another tab in your browser with a list of recent alarms on
the encoder sorted by time stamp. If you click the Event Logs button again without closing the tab, the tab refreshes itself with new
information. It does not open another tab. FIG. 27 displays an example of an event log.
Event Log
FIG. 27
For a list of alarm codes and descriptions, see Appendix C - Alarms section on page 54.
Instruction Manual - NMX-ENC H.264 Encoder
Description
The stream can be started.
The Stream button is disabled and does not allow the user to send multiple stream start/stop commands.
The Stream button can only be used to stop the currently active stream.
The stream has been interrupted mostly due to a change in input video signal or an internal error. Once the error is
corrected, the stream automatically restarts. In this state, the WebConsole only allows you to stop the suspended
stream, in which case, the status changes to Stopped and the stream must be manually restarted.
While in this state, the stream button is inactive.
The Stream button should remain inactive in this state. This happens if one of the following occurs:
• The network is not connected
• Neither of the stream destinations are enabled
• The input resolution is not supported
• No signal is detected at the video input
• NTP is in progress
Web Configuration
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