Front Panel; Matrix Operations; Remote Control - Extron electronics FOX3 Matrix Series Setup Manual

FOX3 Matrix Series • Setup Guide (Continued)

Front Panel

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Figure 7.
FOX3 Matrix 80x Switcher Front Panel

Matrix Operations

The FOX3 Matrix can be operated in one of two modes: Port mode and System Map mode.
NOTE: The FOX3 Matrix is initially in Port mode when it is powered for the first time.
• In Port mode, each physical SFP on the Matrix represents 1 Input and 1 Output, numbered according to its physical location
on the Matrix.
In System Map mode, multiple SFP modules can be combined via PCS to create a configuration map. This mode is used to
•
simplify system switching and USB group switching for cross display applications (see the FOX3 Matrix System Map Setup
Guide available at www.extron.com

Remote Control

This section describes using the remote control features of the FOX3 Matrix switchers to control the devices.
Use Simple Instruction Set (SIS) commands for operation and configuration of the matrix. Run these commands from a PC
connected to:
A LAN or WAN using the rear panel RJ-45 LAN port on a standard FOX3 Matrix (see figure 2,
•
port on the IPCP Pro Matrix Q xi control card (see figure 5,
The Remote RS-232 port (see figure 2,
•
• The front panel USB config port (see figure 7,
22023.
NOTE: The table below is a partial list of SIS commands. For a complete listing of commands, see the FOX3 Matrix Series
User Guide.
6
POWER
CONFIG
PRIMARY REDUNDANT
FOX3 MATRIX 80x
FIBER OPTIC DIGITAL MATRIX SWITCHER
A A A
B B B
and FOX3 Matrix Series PCS Help File in PCS for detailed instructions).
C on page 5) via an SSH client and port 22023.
D
) via DataViewer.
on page 6) via an SSH client, using IP address 203.0.113.22 and port
A
A USB Config port — If desired,
connect a computer to the front panel
Configuration port.
B Primary and Redundant Power
Supply LEDs — Light to indicate the
power supply status.
• Green — Indicates that the
associated power supply is
operating within normal tolerances.
• Red — Indicates that the associated
power supply is operating outside
the normal tolerances, there is no
AC connected to the power supply,
or the power supply has failed (see
Replacing a Power Supply Module
on page 15 to replace the power
supply).
• Unlit — Indicates that the power
supply is not connected
C
on page 2), or AV LAN