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MMX ID Switch
Set up the MMX ID by using the MMX ID switch to distinguish the MMX from other MMXs for hardware distinction.
Every MMX should have its own unique ID, and the MMX system might not work properly if more than one MMX has
the same ID. The MMX ID switch is set up with the binary scale, and setting all switches to the On (upward) position
indicates „0" and to the Off (downward) position indicates „63". Set up the switch to „0" for a master MMX, „" to
„63" for slave MMXs and „0" to „3" for spot MMXs. Refer to Appendix 2 – MMX ID Switch Settings for details on
setting the switches for each ID from „0" to „63".
NOTE: When setting the switch for slave MMXs, the ID should be assigned in order starting from „1".
Otherwise, the MMX system might not work properly.
Daisy Chain In/Out
It is required to daisy-chain all slave MMXs to a master MMX by using the STP Cat5E cable with an RJ-45 jack when
using more than one MMX. Connect a cable from the DAISY CHAIN OUT port of a MMX with a higher ID number to
the DAISY CHAIN IN port of a MMX with a lower ID number in order as follows:
NOTES:
• Daisy chain in this manual refers to the connection between a master MMX and slave MMXs through the
DAISY CHAIN ports on the rear panel of the master MMX and slave MMXs. All slave MMXs are connected to
the master MMX through the daisy chain.
• The slave MMXs should be daisy-chained in order from the slave MMX with the highest ID number to the
slave MMX with ID „1", and the slave MMX with ID „1" should be daisy-chained to a master MMX directly.
Otherwise, the MMX system might not work properly.
• The number of MMXs will be displayed at the bottom right corner on the monitor. ('the number of properly
operating MMXs among the daisy-chained MMXs' / 'the number of networked MMXs among the daisy-
chained MMXs' / 'the total number of daisy-chained MMXs')
ID
MMX ID Switch
0
63
0
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