AMX NXA-ICSNET manual Removing ICSNet Cover Plate, Replacing Motherboard/Daughter Card Assembly

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FIG. 5 ICSNET card seated against motherboard

Removing ICSNet Cover Plate

The ICSNet cover plate is designed so that the flaps can be easily bent without using any tools.

CAUTION: Do not use a metal tool to assist in this removal process. This plate can be easily bent and can become damaged with excessive force.

1.Inside the enclosure. locate the 3 internal ICSNet cover plate security flaps (FIG. 6).

Compact Flash Card

Internal ICSNet security flaps (3)

FIG. 6 ICSNet security flaps (rear panel, inside view)

2.Reach inside the unit and squeeze together the flap closest to the Com- pact Flash card.

3.Carefully repeat this process for the remaining two flaps.

4.Push out the ICSNet cover plate from the inside of the unit. This action dislodges the cover plate and reveals the three ICSNet

connector openings (FIG. 7).

Push out

Removable

ICSNet cover plate

FIG. 7 ICSNet cover plate location

ICSNet card connector

3 mounting holes used to secure ICSNet card to the main board.

FIG. 8 NXA-ICSNET card components

Replacing Motherboard/Daughter Card Assembly

1.Carefully replace motherboard into chassis housing.

2.Fasten with 11 mounting screws. See FIG. 3.

3.Reattach ribbon cable to motherboard.

4.Reattach Phoenix connectors.

Replacing the Outer Housing

1.Align the chassis back over the unit and gently slide it down until the chassis housing openings are aligned over their respective openings along both the sides and top of the unit.

2.Insert and secure the chassis housing screws back into their

respective locations on both the sides and top of the NI-2100/3100 Con- trollers, as shown in FIG. 3 by using a grounded screwdriver.

Re-install the mounting brackets by using a grounded screwdriver to rese- cure the two sets of screws securing these brackets (FIG. 3).

3.Re-install all connectors and apply power to the unit.

The finished product is an upgraded NI-X100 Controller with one new ICSHub and two new ICSNet ports available at the rear of the unit (FIG. 9).

FIG. 9 NXA-ICSNET card connectors

Additional Documentation

For more detailed installation, configuration, and operating instructions, refer to the NetLinx Integrated Controllers (NI-2100,NI-3100, and NI-4100 Series) Instruction Manual, available online at www.amx.com.

For full warranty information, refer to the AMX Instruction Manual(s) associated with your Product(s).

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Contents Overview Removing the Outer HousingInstalling the NXA-ICSNet Daughter Card Removing the MotherboardRemoving ICSNet Cover Plate Replacing Motherboard/Daughter Card AssemblyReplacing the Outer Housing Internal ICSNet security flaps

NXA-ICSNET specifications

The AMX NXA-ICSNET is a robust and versatile control system designed for a wide array of applications in professional audio-visual environments. As part of the AMX product lineup, the NXA-ICSNET stands out due to its seamless integration capabilities, advanced technologies, and ease of use. This powerful control system is primarily aimed at enhancing user experience in spaces like conference rooms, lecture halls, and entertainment venues.

One of the main features of the NXA-ICSNET is its ability to offer centralized control for various AV equipment, including projectors, displays, audio systems, and lighting. This centralized approach simplifies the user interface, allowing users to manage complex setups with minimal effort. The system employs a user-friendly graphical interface that can be customized to suit the specific needs of different environments, ensuring intuitive operation for all users.

The NXA-ICSNET also incorporates advanced networking technologies, making it suitable for modern IP-based AV control systems. With Ethernet connectivity, the system can be easily connected to existing network infrastructures, allowing for remote control and monitoring capabilities. This feature is particularly valuable in larger installations where centralized management is essential for operational efficiency.

In terms of characteristics, the NXA-ICSNET is built to support a wide range of communication protocols, such as RS-232, IR, and IP, facilitating compatibility with various devices and brands. This flexibility enables integrators to create tailored solutions that meet specific requirements without being constrained by hardware limitations. The unit also supports multiple control interfaces, from touch panels to mobile devices, allowing users the freedom to choose the most convenient method of interaction.

Another distinguishing characteristic of the NXA-ICSNET is its scalability. Whether it is a small huddle room or a large auditorium, the system can be configured to handle varying scales of operation. This scalability ensures that the system can grow with changing needs, making it a future-proof investment.

In conclusion, the AMX NXA-ICSNET is a leading-edge control system that combines ease of use with advanced technologies, making it an ideal choice for diverse audio-visual applications. Its centralized control capabilities, robust networking features, and scalability make it a powerful tool in the hands of AV professionals, ensuring efficient management and exceptional user experience in any environment.