Executing A Test Switch With The Xbar - AMX APWeb Instruction Manual

Initial APWeb Setup by Network Admin
4.
Enter the new password in the New Password field, and confirm by reentering it in the next field.
5.
Click Submit.
6. Under Change Administration Account Login, enter super in both the Admin Username and Admin
Password fields, and then enter the new information in the applicable fields.
7. Click Submit.

Executing a Test Switch with the XBar

We recommend executing a test switch with the XBar Controller (see below) or with BCS commands
(see page 7).
Before executing the test switch, make sure the first two source devices and the first two destination
devices are connected to the input and output connectors exactly as shown in the "AutoPatch Connector
Guide" for the routing system. Depending on the signal and connector type, you may need to attach more
than one input and output for a signal (e.g., a Y/c signal routed over two BNC connectors; one for Y and
one for c).
Note: For complete information on the XBar Controller, see page 17.
The test switch below routes Input (source channel) 2 to Output (destination channel) 1 on VM 0
(normally the All virtual matrix of audio-follow-video). If the system does not have a VM 0, use the VM
in the VM title block. (For directions on changing VMs, see page 18).
To execute a test switch with the XBar:
1.
Install the Java Plug-in* if necessary. (The plug-in is required before the XBar Controller can be
used.)
2.
From any page in the site, click the Controller link.
The XBar launches.
3.
Click the blue crosspoint for Input 2 and Output 1.
(Inputs are on the left; outputs are across the top.)
The blue crosspoint image turns red as the switch is routed.
* The Java Plug-in must be installed on your PC before the XBar Controller will work. This free Java
software may be downloaded from http//www.java.com (administrative login to the PC may be required
to install the Java Plug-in).
6
VM title block
(click to select virtual matrix)
Click crosspoint for test switch
Status bar
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