Manage System - System Number; Changing The System Number On The Master; Using Multiple Netlinx Masters; Resetting The Master Controller To The Factory Defaults Configuration - AMX NI-2000 Programming Manual

WebConsole - System Options

Manage System - System Number

The options on this page display the current System Number assigned to the target Master (read-only),
and allow you to change the system number (see FIG. 29).

Changing the System Number On the Master

1. Enter the new numeric value into the New System Number field.
2. Click the Accept button to save this new value to the system on the target Master.
The message; "System number changed to X. Master must be rebooted for the change to take
effect.", reminds you that the Master must be rebooted before the new settings take effect.
3. Click Reboot to reboot the target Master.

Using Multiple NetLinx Masters

When using more than one Master, each unit must be assigned to a separate System value.
A Master's System value can be changed but it's device Address must always be set to zero (00000).
The Device Addressing dialog will not allow you to alter the NetLinx Master address value.
Example: Using an NI-2000 and NI-4100:

Resetting the Master Controller to the Factory Defaults Configuration

Click the Reset To Factory Defaults button. This resets the Master to its' factory default state. This
includes:
Once reset, the Master will be effectively in an out-of-box state.
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The Device Tree then reads "Rebooting....". After a few seconds, the Device Tree refreshes
with the current system information (including the updated system number assignment).
If the Device Tree does not refresh within a few minutes, press the Refresh button and
reconnect to the Master.
The NI-2000 could be assigned to System 1 (with an Address of 00000).
The NI-4100 could be assigned to System 2 (with an Address of 00000).
Removal of all security settings
Removal of all user files
Resetting to DHCP
Loading an empty NetLinx program.
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