Check The Installation - Crestron USB-NX2-LOCAL-1G Quick Start Manual

USB-NX2-LOCAL-1G/USB-NX2-REMOTE-1G
USB over Network Wall Plates with Routing
Connect the USB Devices
1. Install any software on the host computer that is required to operate
the USB device(s). Refer to the USB device documentation for
installation instructions.
2. Using USB 2.0 cables (not supplied), connect the USB devices (USB 1.1
or 2.0 compatible) to the USB-NX2-REMOTE-1G. Up to four USB
devices may be connected.
3. Confirm that each USB device is properly installed on the host
computer and that it is detected by the operating system.
NOTES:
The USB endpoint is engineered to deliver maximum
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compatibility with the widest possible range of devices. Crestron
does not guarantee that all USB devices or hosts are compatible
with the USB endpoint.
A web camera may not be used when five or more
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USB-NX2-REMOTE-1G endpoints are paired.
Video from two cameras connected to a USB-NX2-REMOTE-1G
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may not be viewed on different applications simultaneously.
The USB endpoint supports high-speed (480 Mbps) USB devices;
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however, DM 8G+® Ethernet links support speeds up to
100 Mbps only. If higher bandwidth is required, ensure that the
USB endpoint is communicating via a gigabit Ethernet network.

Check the Installation

Check that the ACT, HOST, LINK, and PWR LEDs light on both the
USB-NX2-LOCAL-1G and the USB-NX2-REMOTE-1G. If the HOST or
LINK LEDs do not light, then the cabling between the USB endpoints and
the network may be installed incorrectly or may be defective.
The following table describes the behavior of the LEDs on the front panel
of the USB endpoint.
LED Color
ACT Flashing Data transmission is occurring between the
amber USB-NX2-LOCAL-1G and the
USB-NX2-REMOTE-1G.
HOST Solid green The host device is recognizing the USB endpoint.
LINK Solid green A valid link is established between the USB
endpoint.
The USB endpoint is in Pairing mode.
Fast-flashing
green
Slow-flashing The USB endpoint is attempting to establish a
green link.
PWR Blue The USB endpoint is receiving power.
Additionally, check to see whether USB endpoint system has been installed
correctly on the host computer. Refer to the below instructions.
For Windows Software:
1. Open Device Manager.
2. Expand the Universal Serial Bus controllers node.
3. Check to see if the extender system appears on the list of controllers.
If the extender system has been properly installed, it appears on the
list as a "Generic USB Hub."
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