AMX NXC-ME260 Setting the Program Port DIP Switch, Baud rate settings, Baud Rate Settings

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Installation and Wiring

Installation and Wiring

This section contains information about configuring the Program port, cable configurations,

connector pinouts, and NXC-ME260 installation procedures.

Setting the Program Port DIP Switch

Prior to installing the NXC-ME260, configure the Program port’s communication speed by setting the baud rate DIP switch (SW1) to the appropriate setting. The Program port’s DIP switch is located to one side of the Master’s RS232 Program port.

Baud rate settings

The Program port DIP switch is located on the Master card’s circuit board. Use this DIP switch to set the baud rate used by the Program port for communication. Before programming the Master, make sure the baud rate you set matches the communication set on either your PC’s COM port or through your NetLinx Studio 2.1. By default, the baud rate is set to 38,400 (bps).

Baud Rate Settings

Baud Rate

Position 5

Position 6

Position 7

Position 8

 

 

 

 

 

9600 bps

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

 

 

 

 

 

38,400 bps (default)

OFF

ON

ON

ON

 

 

 

 

 

57,600 bps

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

 

 

 

 

 

115,200 bps

ON

ON

ON

ON

 

 

 

 

 

Note the orientation of the DIP Switch and the ON position label.

DIP Switch positions 2,3, and 4 must remain in the OFF position at all times.

Program Run Disable (PRD) mode

You can also use the Program Port DIP switch to set the Master card to Program Run Disable (PRD) mode according to the settings listed in the table below.

PRD Mode Settings

PRD Mode

Position 1

 

 

Normal mode (default)

OFF

PRD Mode

ON

NXC-ME260 NetLinx Master-Ethernet Card/Module

5

 

 

 

 

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Contents NXC-ME260 AMX Limited Warranty and Disclaimer Table of Contents Communication and Firmware Update NetLinx Security with a Terminal Connection Programming Front Rear Program port RS232 Ethernet 10/100 connectorFront and rear panel components Input LED yellow Output LED red Status LED greenNXC-ME260 Specifications SpecificationsRear panel LEDs Ethernet Included AccessoriesOptional Accessories Rear panel LEDs ICSNet/ICSHubProduct Information Program Run Disable PRD mode Setting the Program Port DIP SwitchBaud rate settings Baud Rate SettingsFaceplate Setting the Program Port DIP switchFaceplate Securing Baud rate DIP RedModes and LED Blink Patterns Wiring GuidelinesPreparing captive wires Modes and Front Panel LED Blink PatternsUsing the 4-pin mini-Phoenix connector for data and power Wiring length guidelinesWiring Length Guidelines @ 750 mA Wiring a 2-pin power connectionGND Program Port Connections and WiringLocal +12 VDC power supply coming from the PSN power supply PWR +Pin Program port rear panel ICSNet RJ-45 Connections/WiringRS232 Program port front panel ICSHub in port ICSHub RJ-45 Connections/WiringICSHub in Pinouts and Signals RJ-45 Pinout Information EIA/TIA 568 BICSHub OUT port Ethernet 10/100 Base-T RJ-45 Connections/WiringICSHub OUT Pinouts and Signals Ethernet RJ-45 Pinouts and SignalsPort type Description Standard Port # SPE Port Connection/WiringEthernet ports used by the ME260 Ethernet Ports Used by the ME260SPE cable pinout information SPE Connector Pinouts and SignalsProgram NXC-ME260 Installation and Mounting ProceduresMounting the ME260 into an NXS-NMS Mounting the NXS-NMS Into an Equipment RackMaster Card slot on NXI rear panel Mounting the NXC-ME260 in an NXF CardFrame or NXIMaster card slot on NXF CardFrame rear panel Replacing the Lithium Batteries Battery CR2032 type 20mm coin cell SocketInstallation and Wiring Before beginning Communicating with the Master via the Program PortVerifying the current version of NetLinx Master firmware Assigning Communication Settings and Baud RatesShowing the current version of the NetLinx Studio Setting the System ValueSelect Diagnostics Device Addressing from the Main menu Press the System Connection button Working with multiple NetLinx MastersChanging the system value on the Modero panel Device Addressing dialog changing the device value Changing the Device Address on a Netlinx Device301 Changing the device address on the Modero panelRecommended NetLinx Device numbers Axcess Devices use Axcess standardsObtaining the Master’s IP Address using Dhcp Resetting the Factory Default System and Device ValuesNetwork Addresses dialog showing Get IP Used to assign an IP Address Select Diagnostics Network Addresses from the Main menuAssigning a Static IP to the NetLinx Master Communicating with the NetLinx Master via an IP Assigning Communication Settings and TCP/IP SettingsInstalling New NetLinx Master Firmware via an IP System Number Selected Firmware fileFirmware download status Communication and Firmware Update Communication and Firmware Update Safari Yes NetLinx Security web browser and feature supportSupported Browser and Feature Compatibility OS PlatformNetLinx Security Terms New Master Firmware Security FeaturesNetLinx Security Terms WebControl Tab Accessing the NetLinx Master via an IP AddressDefault Security Configuration Default Security ConfigurationWebControl Tab Features Groups section Security Tab FeaturesFeature Description System section Security TabSecurity System Features Security tab Enable SecurityAdd Group Entries Administrator’s user passwordsDefault password can no longer be used to gain access Security tab Add GroupModify Group Entries Security tab Modify GroupDirectories pathnames present on the target Master Security tab Group Directory AssociationsPress Delete to remove the selected group from the list Authorized groups on the MasterPath Description Valid Directory Association EntriesGroup Directory Association Entries Sensitive and must be unique Security Config AccessSecurity tab Add User Add User EntriesModify User Entries Security tab Modify UserMust be unique Security tab User Directory AssociationsNew user is selected Enables access to the user directory and all filesUser Directory Association Entries Subdirectories in that user directoryCommon Name can not be an IP Address Security tab SSL Server CertificateServer Certificate Entries Create Request Takes the information entered into Information from the certificate currently installed onSecurity configuration session, void any changes made to Is an alpha-numeric string 1 50 characters in lengthSecurity tab Import Certificate Security tab Export Certificate RequestNetwork Tab System TabShow Devices Tab Security tab showing NetLinx Master security options Master Security Setup ProceduresSecurity tab showing the Add Group fields Adding a Group and assigning their access rightsSecurity tab showing the Modify Group access rights fields Modifying an existing Group’s access rightsDeleting an existing Group Showing a list of authorized GroupsSecurity tab showing the Group Directory Associations fields Adding a Group directory associationDeleting a directory association Confirming the new directory associationClick the Directory Associations link NetLinx cannot be used since they already exist Adding a User and configuring their access rightsSecurity tab showing the Modify User Configurations fields Modifying an existing User’s access rightsDeleting a User Showing a list of authorized UsersSecurity tab showing the User Directory Associations fields Adding a User directory associationSSL Certificate Procedures City/province name must be fully spelled out Self-Generating a SSL Server Certificate RequestState/province name must be fully spelled out Creating a Request for a SSL Server CertificateYOU can not Request Another Certificate Until the Previous Before importing a CA server certificate, you mustRegenerating an SSL Server Certificate Request Display SSL Server Certificate InformationBefore exiting the Master and beginning another session Common Steps for Requesting a Certificate from a CANetLinx Security and Web Server Security Alert and Certificate popups Accessing an SSL-Enabled Master via an IP AddressClick Next to proceed with the certificate store process Using your NetLinx Master to control the G4 panel ME260 cannot use firmware greater then Using your NetLinx Master to control the G3 panelWhat to do when a Certificate Expires Establishing a Terminal connection NetLinx Security FeaturesInitial Setup via a Terminal Connection NetLinx Security FeaturesStop bits1, and Flow control None default is Hardware Accessing the Security configuration optionsTerminal Option 3 Add user Command DescriptionSecurity Options Menu Option 2 Display system security options for NetLinx MasterEdit User Menu Option 4 Edit UserEdit User Menu Option 7 Add Group Access Rights MenuOption 5 Delete user Option 6 Show the list of authorized usersGranted to that file PathSubdirectories in the user directory Edit Group menu Delete directory association Option 9 Delete Group Option 8 Edit GroupOption 13 Make changes permanent by saving to flash Option 11 Set Telnet Timeout in secondsOption 12 Display Telnet Timeout in seconds Option 10 Show List of Authorized GroupsMain Security Menu Main Security MenuAsked to verify this before the database is reset Help Menu Options Help menuLogging Into a Session Help Security Setup SecurityLogout Program Port Commands Program Port CommandsPC COM Port Communication Settings Prompts you to enter the new time for the Master Card Prompts you to enter the new date for the Master CardMaster-to-Master systems Displays the current time on the Master CardDisk Free Or Linux Reboots the Master Card or specified deviceReleases the Dhcp setting for the Master Card To exit pass mode, type + + esc escSends a command to a device. The device can be on any system Sets the Master-to-Master route modeDisplays a list of all devices present on the bus Example Displays a list of any combined devices ExampleMost recent Example Displays the log of messages stored in the Masters memoryMaster logs all internal messages and keeps the most recent If end is not entered, the last 20 messages will be shownSystems listed are in numerical order Example Desired from what device ExampleNetLinx masters ESC Pass Codes ESC Pass CodesLinux Telnet client Windows client programsProgramming NXC-ME260 NetLinx Master-Ethernet Card/Module RevisionLast04/05/04
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