Table of Contents
Subscribe to Our Youtube Channel
Summary of Contents for Aurora Multimedia WACI NXT-700
-
Page 1: Programming Guide
Reference Manual & Programming Guide WACI NXT-700/700V Revision 2011.10.25 Aurora Multimedia 205 Commercial Court Morganville, NJ 07751 (732) 591-5800 (732) 591-5801 (Fax) www.auroramultimedia.com © Copyright 2009, Aurora Multimedia Corp. - Page 2 All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this guide or parts thereof, in any form without the express written permission of Aurora Multimedia, Inc. Trademarks and registered trademarks are the properties of their respective owners. Software and hardware features and specifications subject to change without notice.
-
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS ..........................3 INTRODUCTION ............................5 III. BOX CONTENTS ............................6 NXT-700 ........................... 6 ONTENTS FOR THE IR REMOTE ..............................7 HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS .........................8 ............................8 ENERAL PECIFICATIONS ....................10 BSOLUTE AXIMUM ATINGS FOR ARDWARE ..........................11 ARDWARE ARTS VERVIEW ........................ - Page 4 6: L ................................42 7: M ..............................43 EMORY 8: E ............................43 RASE YETEM 9: OEM F ..............................43 UNCTIONS XII. LIMITED 3 YEAR WARRANTY ........................ 44 XIII. FCC PART 15 STATEMENT ........................45...
-
Page 5: Introduction
Introduction NXT-700™ The NXT-700 is a revolutionary development that integrates a control system processor with multiple ports into a Web-based touch screen controller. The extremely versatile hybrid combines a spectacular 7-inch widescreen touch panel display with a fully loaded 32-bit 900- MIPS WACI engine. -
Page 6: Box Contents
III. Box Contents Box Contents for the NXT-700 Note: Wall mount back box (WMB-700) is sold separately. 12V 15 Watt Supply 1 IR Port Emitter International Supply Kit NXT-700 Device Power Adapters IR Emitter... -
Page 7: Ir Remote
IV. IR Remote Function POWER 0..9, digits . (period) ENTER Confirmation to last numeric entry VOLUME + Raises volume level VOLUME - Lowers volume level MUTE Toggles between last volume level and no output level CHANNEL + CHANNEL - LAST MENU Displays the Menu SOURCE... -
Page 8: Hardware Specifications
Hardware Specifications General Specifications NXT-700 Notes √ Size Front Bezel 216.2mm x 169.4mm Front Bezel is made of Aluminum. Back Box 196mm x 146mm x 74.5mm (L x W x D) NXT-700 without Front Bezel: 1.4lbs √ Weight NXT-700 with Front Bezel: 1.8lbs Back Box: 1.4lbs Power Adapter 12V DC... - Page 9 Ports LAN Network Adapter (RJ-45 / 10/100MBits Auto MDX Ethernet) POE on LAN1 USB OTG (On-The-Go) v2.0 400MBits Host or Client RS-232/422/485 (DB-9) 15KV Protection, 115KB Max 30KHz – 2MHz Infrared Outputs (IR) RS-232 TX as well Digital Input / Digital Output High Impedance 200ma Sink Open Drain Relay (SPDT)
-
Page 10: Absolute Maximum Ratings For Hardware
Absolute Maximum Ratings for Hardware Below is a summary of the minimum, maximum, and typical values for the hardware. These are maximum ratings only. Operation of the device at or above these ratings for extended periods of time may affect reliability. Units Notes NXT-700 Input... -
Page 11: Hardware Parts Overview
Hardware Parts Overview NXT-700 Front Panel Overview Note: Back box does have a mounting direction. This can be identified with the picture above. Short Description More Info 4/40 Mounting Screw to Back box 4/40 Mounting Screw to Back box 4/40 Mounting Screw to Back box 4/40 Mounting Screw to Back box Front Bezel Mounting Screw Hole Front Bezel Mounting Screw Hole... - Page 12 NXT-700 Rear Panel Overview Short Description More Info 12vDC Input LAN 1 POE capable LAN 2 Audio Line Input Stereo Unbalanced Audio Line Output Stereo Unbalanced Serial Port 1 RS-232/422/485 Serial Port 2 RS-232/422/485 IR Output 1 IR Output 2 Relay 1 &...
-
Page 13: Detailed Hardware Descriptions
Detailed Hardware Descriptions Power Indicator and LCD A green power indicator is lit whenever power is applied to the NXT-700 as well as the front LCD. The LED will stay solid if the system is ok. Power Adapter The power adapter is included with the NXT-700. The 15 Watts supplied is more then enough to power the NXT-700 as well as certain USB add-on modules Power Port The NXT-700 is powered using the included Power Adapter. - Page 14 Serial Port Pin-Out Diagram LAN 1 LAN 2 LED Indicators for Serial Ports 1 & 2 There are two (2) sets of LEDs, one set for each serial port. Each set consists of two (2) red LEDs that indicate activity on the pins. When using RS-232 communications, the two LEDs indicate activity on the TX and RX pins.
-
Page 15: Led Indicators
Network Interface The NXT-700 has two (2) 10/100 Auto MDX Ethernet ports. LAN1 is POE (power over Ethernet) capable. The Auto MDX allows the use of null or straight through LAN cables to the ports. LAN Port The NXT-700 may be connected to a network using a standard RJ-45 Ethernet cable in this port. Both 10Mb and 100Mb connections are supported. - Page 16 Digital I/O 1&2 Each I/O port is capable of being used in one of two different configurations; Digital Input, and Digital Output. These modes of operation can be configured in the built in setup pages of the NXT-700 or via RPC commands.
- Page 17 To program the NXT-700 to send IR commands, you’ll need to download one of the device appropriate .WIR files, or use the IR Learner to learn the remote for the device. Use the IR Diagnostics page. an IR Action, or an RPC command to send IR commands out the IR ports. IR Emitters The IR Emitters are small cables with an IR Emitter at one end and a small audio style plug at the other.
-
Page 18: Expansion Hardware
VI. Expansion Hardware The NXT-700 control system has the ability to expand its capabilities using the docking USB 2.0 Host and USB 2.0 OTG connectors. This expansion bus is capable of high speed connection up to 400Mbps to pass through small or large amounts of data for additional features like additional ports, Bluetooth Voice Lift, WIFI, and much more. -
Page 19: Factory Default Configurations
VII. Factory Default Configurations Default Network Settings for LAN 1 & 2 DHCP Enabled IP Address 10.10.10.10 Subnet Mask 255.255.0.0 Gateway 10.10.10.1 Host Name NXT-700_1 Password admin DHCP Enabled IP Address DHCP Subnet Mask DHCP Gateway DHCP Host Name NXT-700_2 Password admin Default Serial Settings... -
Page 20: Mounting & Installation
VIII. Mounting & Installation The WMB-700 back box is sold separately from the NXT-700. The back box is designed to be mounted into most drywall style installations of various thickness as well as podium wood panels. The WMB-700 does have a top/bottom orientation which is shown in figure 1. If not mounted correctly the panel will be upside down. -
Page 23: Getting Started
IX. Getting Started STEP 1: Powering Up Locate the power adapter that came with your NXT-700. Plug the small end into the power supply port (labeled “Power”) on the lower left side of the NXT-700, and the large plug into a wall socket or compatible power supply. -
Page 24: Step 2: Determining Nxt-700 Connection
STEP 2: Determining NXT-700 Connection Decide how you would like to connect to your NXT-700 to configure it: Connection Type Why use this connection What do I do next to type? connect my NXT-700 this way? This is the typical set up for STEP 3A: Connecting general NXT-700 use. -
Page 25: Step 3B: Direct Connection If Static Ip Is Set
methods for doing this: 1) press and hold the reset “paperclip hole” button for 5 seconds while plugging in the power for the boot menu 2) go into Setup page of the Admin Web Pages. Once the NXT-700 is configured correctly for your network, connect a standard Ethernet cable from the NXT-700 to either a HUB or router. -
Page 26: Step 4: Access The Nxt-700
STEP 4: Access the NXT-700 Once the NXT-700 is physically connected to the network, and the IP address for the appropriate LAN port is displayed on the front LCD, you may access the NXT-700 through your web browser, FTP client, and other network clients. - Page 27 When the NXT-700 is done booting for the first time a welcome screen will appear in a kiosk browser mode which is password protected. The NXT-700 main interface is a standard web browser in a kiosk mode which can run AJAX, HTML, JAVA Script, Flashlite 3.1, and more. This allows for great flexability when controlling devices and making available industry standard language choices to program with never before available with control systems.
- Page 28 Once entered a choice dialog box will appear making available the choice to exit to desktop or to change settings.
- Page 29 If change settings is selected another dialog box will appear allowing to change the password and to set the panels ability to boot into Kiosk Mode. If Kiosk Mode is deselected then the NXT-700 will always boot to desktop unless something is placed into startup folder or it is selected again. Once you have exited to desktop you will notice a familiar style as with a Windows desktop.
- Page 30 To setup the network press on the Windows Start button then select Network and Dial-up Connections or you can access through the control panel as well.
- Page 32 Once the Network and Dial up Connections is selected you can modify the specific LAN by seleting it in the dialog box. From there the IP address, subnet, gateway, etc can be modified.
- Page 33 From the control panel the default home page for the browser can be set. Please note the default home page setting inside the browser itself will not work for the Kiosk mode. It must be set up from the Internet Options dialog. If the interface pages are stored on the NXT-700 locally in the wwwpub directory then a local host address must be used (127.0.0.1) along with the path if utilized.
- Page 34 To calibrate the touch screen, select stylus properties then press the recalibrate button. If possible use a stylus for the most accurate result. Follow the crosshairs around the screen pressing and holding each location until done.
- Page 35 When all the settings are complete simply exit out of the control panel and return to the desktop. From there you can select the Kiosk Browser or the regular Browser. The regular Browser will allow a user to access most websites as it has available the typical URL entry field and other browser capabilities. If Kiosk is selected the the panel will return to the locked out mode and default to the home page set in the Internet Options dialog.
-
Page 36: Using The Nxt-700
Using the NXT-700 This section summarizes common administrative tasks for running your NXT-700 and refers you to appropriate sections of this manual for further details. Testing Hardware From the Boot Menu you may: Restore Factory Defaults Configure IP Settings ... -
Page 37: Reprogramming Edid (Nxt-700V Only)
Reprogramming EDID (NXT-700V Only) To reprogram EDID please follow the instructions below: 1. Go to Diagnostics page -> Serial Port Diagnostics -> then select Serial Port 3 and enable Serial Receive and Send History. 2. Make sure the video board version is 1.0.9 or higher (check firmware by using a remote control or sending „?ver%0D‟... -
Page 38: Uploading Custom Web Pages
Uploading Custom Web Pages If you have frequently used tasks or want to facilitate administration of tasks, you may decide to develop your own custom web pages. Typical reasons for custom web page development: Streamlining operations, performing tasks efficiently. ... -
Page 39: Web Server Features
XI. Web Server Features One of the greatest benefits of the NXT-700 is its ability to serve up custom web pages that you upload to the device. The NXT-700 has built-in support for the following web features: Content Type Notes Active Server Pages .ASP File Extension Hyper Text Markup Language... -
Page 40: Boot Menu Reference
XII. Boot Menu Reference Accessing the Boot Menu with a Serial Connection Connect the Serial 1 Port of the NXT-700 to your computer with an RS-232 Data Transfer Cable (also known as a Null Modem Cable). Please note that USB-to-Serial adapters will not work with the WACI. -
Page 41: 1: Restore Factory Defaults
IP address : [Automatic] Subnet Mask : [Automatic] Gateway : [Automatic] Ethernet Port 2 Settings MAC address : [00-11-02-01-00-03] Host Name : [WACINX2] DHCP Enabled : Yes IP address : [Automatic] Subnet Mask : [Automatic] Gateway : [Automatic] Password : [admin] OS Loaded : Yes OS Filename : nk.bin <Press Enter>... -
Page 42: 3: Change Password
Note: The TFTP client is available on Linux, Windows NT, 2000, and XP. Windows 9x, Windows ME, and the Macintosh O/S’s don’t come with a TFTP client. You’ll need to acquire a third-party client to upgrade your NXT-700 using these operating systems. Contact Aurora Multimedia for a list of clients that will work with your O/S. -
Page 43: 7: Memory Test
7: Memory Test Performs a memory scan to validate the integrity of the system RAM. 8: Erase File Syetem Deletes all files downloaded to the NXT-700. These are normally the files that have been downloaded using an FTP client to <ftp://[Host Name]/>. 9: OEM Functions These are factory options that are configured by the manufacturer, and are not applicable for the end-user. -
Page 44: Limited 3 Year Warranty
XIII. Limited 3 Year Warranty Aurora Multimedia Corp. (“Manufacturer”) warrants that this product is free of defects in both materials and workmanship for a period of 3 years as defined herein for parts and labor from date of purchase. Motorized mechanical parts (Hard Drives, DVD, etc), mechanical parts (buttons, doors, etc), remotes and cables are covered for a period of 1 year. -
Page 45: Fcc Part 15 Statement
XIV. FCC Part 15 Statement RADIO AND TELEVISION INTERFERENCE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
Need help?
Do you have a question about the WACI NXT-700 and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers