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AMX DVX-3255HD-T Webconsole And Programming Manual (145 pages)

NX-SERIES CONTROLLERS, ENOVA DVX ALL-IN-ONE PRESENTATION / DIGITAL MEDIA SWITCHERS, MASSIO CONTROLPADS

Brand: AMX | Category: Controller | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
3
Overview

13
Initial Configuration

19
Upgrading Firmware

28
On-Board Webconsole User Interface

34
Webconsole - Network Options

36
- Network Overview
  
  36
- Network - Ipv4 Setup
  
  37
  - Ipv4 Options
    37
- Network - Ipv6 Setup
  
  38
- Network - Date/Time
  
  38
Webconsole - Security Options

41
- Security Overview
  
  41
  - Login Rules
    41
    
    User and Role Name Rules
    42
    
    Password Rules
    42
- Security - General
  
  43
  - System Level Security - System Security Settings
    43
  - System Security Options
    43
  - Security Presets
    45
  - Audit Logs
    46
  - Banners
    46
- Security - Roles
  
  47
  - Default Roles
    47
  - Role Permissions
    48
  - Adding a New Role
    49
  - Viewing and Modifying Role Security Settings Details
    50
  - Deleting a Role
    50
  - Locking/Disabling a Role
    50
- Security - Users
  
  51
  - Default User Accounts
    51
  - Adding a New User
    52
  - Viewing and Editing User Security Settings
    53
  - Deleting a User
    53
  - Locking/Disabling a User
    53
- Security Settings - LDAP
  
  54
  - LDAP Options
    54
  - Accepting Changes
    55
  - Testing the Connection to the LDAP Server
    55
  - Wired 802.1X Support
    55
- Security - Profile
  
  56
  - Changing a User's Password
    56
Webconsole - System Options

57
Webconsole - Modules Options

59
- Modules Overview
  
  59
- Modules - Device Options
  
  60
  - Configuring Device Binding Options
    60
  - Managing Device Driver Modules
    60
    
    Uploading a Module
    60
    
    Archiving a Module
    60
    
    Deleting a Module
    60
- Modules - Bindings
  
  61
- Modules - User-Defined Devices
  
  64
  - Adding a User-Defined Device
    64
- Modules - Active Devices
  
  65
  - Searching for All Compatible Duet Modules for a Selected Device
    65
  - Viewing Physical Device Properties
    66
Webconsole - Switching Options

67
Netlinx Programming

82
- Overview
  
  82
- Port Assignments by Netlinx Master
  
  82
- Port Assignments by All-In-One-Presentation Switcher
  
  82
- Port Assignments by Massio Controlpad
  
  82
- Serial, IR, Axlink, and Poe Port Diagnostics
  
  83
- Master Send_Commands
  
  84
  - Clock
    84
  - G4Wc
    84
  - Ignoreexternalclockcommands
    84
- Master IP Local Port Send_Commands
  
  85
  - Udpsendto
    85
- SSH Send_Commands
  
  86
  - Ssh_Client_Close
    86
  - Ssh_Client_Open
    86
- LED Send_Commands
  
  87
  - Led-Dis
    87
  - Led-En
    87
- RS232/422/485 Ports Channels
  
  87
- Chard
  
  88
- Chardm
  
  88
- Clear Fault
  
  88
- Ctspsh
  
  88
- Ctspsh off
  
  88
- RS-232/422/485 Send_Commands
  
  88
  - B9Moff
    88
  - B9Mon
    88
- Get Baud
  
  89
- Get Fault
  
  89
- Get Status
  
  89
- Hsoff
  
  89
- Hson
  
  89
- Rxclr
  
  89
- Rxoff
  
  89
- Rxon
  
  89
- Set Baud
  
  90
- Set Fault Detect off
  
  90
- Set Fault Detect on
  
  90
- Tset Baud
  
  90
- Txclr
  
  91
- Xoff
  
  91
- Xon
  
  91
- 27,18,0
  
  92
- 27,20,1
  
  92
- 27,18,1
  
  92
- 27,20,0
  
  92
RS-232/422/485 SEND_STRING Escape Sequences

92
- 27,17,<Time
  
  92
- 27,19,<Time
  
  92
- Escseqoff
  
  92
- Escseqon
  
  92
Ir/Serial Ports Channels

93
IRRX Port Channels

93
Ir/Serial Send_Commands

93
- Caroff
  
  93
- Caron
  
  93
- Clear Fault
  
  93
- Cp
  
  94
- Ctof
  
  94
- Cton
  
  94
- Get Baud
  
  94
- Get Fault
  
  94
- Get Mode
  
  94
- Get Status
  
  94
- Iroff
  
  95
- Pod
  
  95
- Pof
  
  95
- Pon
  
  95
- Ptof
  
  95
- Pton
  
  95
- Set Baud
  
  96
- Set Fault Detect off
  
  96
- Set Fault Detect on
  
  96
- Set Io Link
  
  96
- Set Mode
  
  97
- Xch
  
  97
- Xchm
  
  98
Input/Output Send_Commands

99
- Get Dbt
  
  99
- Set Dbt
  
  99
- Get Input
  
  99
- Set Input
  
  99
- Poe Send_Commands
  
  100
- Axlink Send_Commands
  
  101
- Audit Log Send_Commands
  
  102
- Authentication
  
  102
- Tls_Client_Open
  
  103
- Tls_Client_Close
  
  103
  - Validate_Netlinx_Account
    103
Terminal (Program Port/Telnet) Commands

104
- Establishing a Terminal Connection Via Telnet
  
  105
- Establishing a Terminal Connection Via the Program Port
  
  105
- Terminal Commands
  
  105
  - Dns List <D:p:s
    106
- Get Audit Status
  
  107
- Fips Mode
  
  107
- EXPORT AUDIT to USB (FRONT|BACK)
  
  107
- Export (Config|Clone) to Usb (Front|Back)
  
  107
  - Get Device Holdoff
    107
Import Config

108
Icspmon Enabled|Disabled [Port]

108
Import Tkn

108
Mail Status

109
Mail Reset

109
Manage Firmware

109
Mem

109
Msg On|Off

109
ON [D:P:S or NAME,CHAN]

110
OFF [D:P:S or NAME,CHAN]

110
Netlinx Log Level

110
Ndp

110
PASS [D:P:S or NAME]

110
Reboot

111
Pwd

111
PULSE [D:P:S or NAME,CHAN]

111
Program Info

111
Remove Audit Server [D:p:p]

111
- Set Dns <D:p:s
  112
Set Ftp Port

113
Set Https Redirect

113
Set Http Port

113
Set Https Port

113
Set Icslan

113
Set Lockout

114
Set Icsp Tcp Timeout

114
Set Icsp Port

114
Set Log Count

114
Set Ssh Port

115
Set Self Signed Certificate

115
Set Queue Size

115
Set Ocsp Url

115
Set System Number

115
- Show Audit [Filename]
  116
- Show Audit Log
  116
- Show Buffers
  116
- Show Combine
  116
- Set Url <D:p:s
  116
- Show Device <D:p:s
  117
- Show Https Redirect
  117
- Show Log
  117
- Show Max Buffers
  118
- Show Mem
  118
- Show Notify
  118
- Show Remote
  118
- Show Route
  118
- Show Start Log <Start
  118
- Show System <S
  119
- Show Tcp
  119
- Show Watchdog
  119
- Start Log (On|Off)
  119
- Time
  119
- Tod Adjustments
  119
- Url List <D:p:s
  119
- USB LOG [Front|Back] [Enable|Disable]
  119
- Zeroconf
  119
  - [Enable|Disable|Status]
    119
  - ESC Pass Codes
    120
    
    Esc Esc
    120
    
    Esc a
    120
    
    Esc D
    120
    
    Esc H
    120
    
    Using the ICSLAN Network
    120
    
    DHCP Server
    120
    
    Opening LAN and ICSLAN Sockets from Code
    120
- Accessing the Security Configuration Options
  
  121
- Setup Security Menu
  
  122
  - Enabling LDAP Via the Program Port
    123
  - Security Options Menu
    124
  - Edit User Menu
    125
  - Edit Device Menu
    125
  - Edit Role Menu
    126
  - Access Rights Menu
    126
    
    Adding a Role
    127
  - Default Security Configuration
    127
- Telnet Diagnostics Commands
  
  128
  - Physical Status
    128
  - Msg Stats
    128
- Logging out of a Terminal Session
  
  128
- Notes on Specific Telnet/Terminal Clients
  
  128
  - Windows Client Programs
    128
  - Linux Telnet Client
    128
Appendix A: LDAP Implementation Details

129
- Overview
  
  129
- Changes to LDAP Implementation (V1.4.X)
  
  129
  - Active Directory/Openldap Setup
    129
- Changes to LDAP Implementation (V1.5.X)
  
  130
  - User Query Attribute
    130
  - FTP Access with LDAP Authentication
    130
  - SSH Access with LDAP Authentication
    130
- Assumptions and Prerequisites
  
  131
- Example - Setting up User's Access Rights
  
  132
  - Administrator Access Example
    132
  - User Access Example
    132
Appendix B: Certificates

133
Appendix C: SMTP Support

140
- Overview
  
  140
- SMTP Server Configuration
  
  140
- Sending Mail
  
  141
Appendix D: Clock Manager Netlinx Programming API

142
- Types/Constants
  
  142
- Library Calls
  
  142

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Table of Contents

Overview

Netlinx NX Integrated Controllers

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Massio™ Controlpads

About this Document

Differences in DEFINE_PROGRAM Program Execution

Quick Setup and Configuration Overview

Using Zero Configuration

Initial Configuration

Overview

Before You Start

Preparing the Master for USB Communication

Configuring the NX Controller for LAN Communication

Obtaining the NX Controller's IP Address (Using DHCP)

Assigning a Static IP to the NX Controller

Communicating Via IP Address

Upgrading Firmware

Overview

Before You Start

Verifying the Current Firmware Version

Downloading the Latest Firmware Files from Www.amx.com

Required Order of Firmware Updates

Upgrading Firmware Via USB

Upgrading Firmware Via Netlinx Studio

Resetting the Factory Default System and Device Values

On-Board Webconsole User Interface

Webconsole UI Overview

Webconsole - Network Options

Network Overview

Network - Ipv4 Setup

Network - Ipv6 Setup

Network - Date/Time

Webconsole - Security Options

Security Overview

Security - General

Security - Roles

Security - Users

Security Settings - LDAP

Security - Profile

Webconsole - System Options

System Overview

System - Info

System - Devices

Webconsole - Modules Options

Modules Overview

Modules - Device Options

Modules - Bindings

Modules - User-Defined Devices

Modules - Active Devices

Webconsole - Switching Options

Switching Overview

Configuration Page

Status Page

Netlinx Programming

Overview

Port Assignments by Netlinx Master

Port Assignments by All-In-One-Presentation Switcher

Port Assignments by Massio Controlpad

Serial, IR, Axlink, and Poe Port Diagnostics

Master Send_Commands

Master IP Local Port Send_Commands

SSH Send_Commands

LED Send_Commands

RS232/422/485 Ports Channels

Chard

Chardm

Clear Fault

Ctspsh

Ctspsh off

RS-232/422/485 Send_Commands

Get Baud

Get Fault

Get Status

Hsoff

Hson

Rxclr