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MAX-CSD10 Web Interface

MAX-CSD10 Web Interface

The browser-based UI for the MAX-CSD10 Decoder, known as the Decoder Manager (FIG. 22), is significantly different from the interface for the MAX-CSE Encoder. However, many of the same functions are available to the MAX-CSD10 from the Decoder Manager.

FIG. 22 Decoder Manager for the MAX-CSD10 (showing the initial screen)

As with the MAX-CSE browser-based UI, the default page for the MAX-CSD10 is the Administration page.

MAX-CSD10 User Interface Overview and Features

User Interface Features

Feature

Description

 

 

Browser Address field

Typically located at the top of the browser window, this dynamic

 

frame reflects the current IP Address being used by the

 

communicating MAX device and the currently active XML UI

 

page.

 

 

Navigation frame:

Located at the top of the browser window, this static frame allows

 

a user to navigate to any of the different configuration pages

 

found within the UI. Since this frame is static, it appears

 

on-screen no matter what page is currently active.

Admin

 

• This link launches the Administration page, which displays an

 

overview of the MAX firmware and project information.

Stream Selector

 

• This link launches the Stream Selector page, which provides

 

the user with the ability to choose from a list of available input

 

streams.

Stream Set-up

 

• This link launches the Stream Set-up page, which provides the

 

user with the ability to select the Run Mode of the incoming

 

stream and the server to which the decoded stream will go.

Audio/Video

 

• This link launches the Audio/Video page, which provides the

 

user with the ability to select the video port to be used.

NetLinx

 

• This link launches the NetLinx Settings page which provides the

 

user with the ability to enter the communication parameters

 

necessary to connect a MAX-CSD10 with a target Master.

IP Settings

 

• This link launches the IP Settings page which provides the user

 

with the ability to assign the method of communication used by

 

the target MAX unit, along with its associated IP parameters.

User

 

• This link launches the User page which provides the user with

 

the ability to alter the current Username/Password information

 

required to gain entry to the UI pages and make modifications.

 

 

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Contents MAX-CSE/MAX-CSD10 AMX Limited Warranty and Disclaimer Table of Contents MAX-CSD10 Web Interface Displaying Stream Content Page Overview MAX Encoder FeaturesMAX-CSE Video Encoder MAX-CSE Specifications MAX-CSE Product SpecificationsWhile in IR mode Sensing for IR ports MAX-CSD10 FG2178-72 MAX-CSD10 Product SpecificationsMAX Decoder Features MAX-CSD10 Video DecoderAAC MAX-CSD10 FG2178-72 SpecificationsComposite OUT MAX-CSD10 SpecificationsPage Port Assignments and Functionality MAX-CSE and MAX-CSD10 InstallationMAX-CSE and MAX-CSD10 Connections and Wiring Wiring Guidelines Direct PowerWiring Guidelines Indirect Power via PoE Wiring Length GuidelinesPreparing Captive Wires Wiring a Power ConnectionMAX-CSE PoE Special Wiring InstructionsVDC power Supply Wiring the MAX-CSE Connectors and CablesMIC Ethernet/RJ-45 Port Connections and WiringEthernet RJ-45 Pinouts and Signals Signals Connection Pairing ColorEthernet LEDs Power over Ethernet PoE WiringDB9 Device Port Connections and Wiring RS-232/422/485 Device Port Wiring Specifications IR/Serial Port Connections and WiringInput/Output I/O Port Connections and Wiring Pin Signal Function Wiring the MAX-CSD10 Connectors and CablesPort Wiring Specifications Installing Into an Equipment Rack Page Security Terms Default Security ConfigurationMAX-CSE Web Interface Security TermsCommunicating with the Unit via the Browser-Based UI Default Security Configuration case-sensitiveAdministrator account Browser-based UI Application Overview MAX-CSE User Interface Overview and FeaturesUser Interface Features Feature Description Navigation BarStream Status Administration Page FeaturesFeature Description Example Computer Course AdministrationAdministration Feature Description ResourcesUpload Firmware Changing the Program DescriptionMode Upgrading New Firmware Click Upload a File Click Reboot done. Upload a FileStream Profiles Stream ProfilesVideo Stream Profiles Page FeaturesFeature Description Encoder Profile Audio 30fps for Ntsc and 352x288 @ 24 fps for PALStream SVCD, MP3Obtaining the IP information for a target Modero SAP SettingsVCR Encoder Profiles and ParametersChanging the Encoder Profile Set-upFeature Description Video Changing Video and Audio SettingsSet up Page Features NetLinx Settings NetLinx SettingsFeature Description NetLinx Master NetLinx Settings Page FeaturesChanging the NetLinx Master Connection IP Settings IP SettingsDNS Address Changing the IP SettingsIP Settings Page Features Feature Description IP AddressUser User Page FeaturesFeature Description User Changing User Settings Navigation frame MAX-CSD10 User Interface Overview and FeaturesFeature Description Browser Address field MAX-CSD10 Web InterfaceActive Page frame Feature Description Stream Status frameLogoff Updating Firmware Communicating with the Unit via the Browser-based UIStream Selector Stream Selector Page FeaturesStream Set-up Stream Set-Up Page FeaturesSetting up an Rtsp Stream Configuration Changing the Stream ConfigurationSetting up an SAP Stream Configuration Stream Configuration Page Manual Mode Setting up a Manual Stream ConfigurationNetLinx Audio/Video Page FeaturesNetLinx Page Features Audio/VideoSelects whether the IP access is dynamic or static User Page Details To change the User Login SettingsReading the Front Panel LCD Configuring CommunicationObtaining the Unit’s Initial Dhcp Address Configuring the MAX Communication ParametersSave login profile selection box Configuring Communication NetLinx Studio NetLinx Studio Communicating with the Target Master via an IPConfiguring Communication Associating a MAX-CSE to a Target Master Associating the MAX Unit to a Target MasterStudio Online Tree tab showing the communicating MAX unit Changing the MAX-CSE Device Number via Studio Changing the MAX’s Device NumberAssociating a MAX-CSD10 Unit to a Target Master Changing the MAX-CSE Device Number via the UIRecommended NetLinx Device Numbers Using the ID Button to Change the MAX-CSE’s Device ValueChanging the MAX-CSD10 Device Number via the UI Page Verifying the MAX’s Current Version of Firmware via the UI Configuration and Firmware UpdateBefore You Begin MAX vs. NetLinx Master Functional OverlapUpgrading MAX-CSE Firmware via the UI Upgrading MAX FirmwareVerifying the MAX’s Current Version of Firmware via Studio Upgrading the MAX’s Firmware via NetLinx Studio Upgrading MAX-CSD10 Firmware via the UIClick Close once the download process is complete Requirements for Receiving Streamed Content Displaying Stream ContentObtaining the IP Address of the Target Panel Setting up a Modero Panel to Receive and Display a StreamSystem Settings Configuring the MAX-CSE for communicationStream Profiles Displaying Stream Content V Setup Configuring the MAX-CSE Audio/Video InputsButton Properties tab Setting up a streaming page within TPDesign4Rtpmpeg#//IP Address of MAX-CSETarget Video Port Establishing the Final Connection Between the Two Units Video Adjustment page showing default valuesObtaining the IP Address of the Target Computer Setting up a Computer to Receive and Display a StreamConfigure the MAX-CSE for Communication to a Computer Displaying Stream Content RTP Video Stream Component RTP Audio Stream Component Port/Description NetLinx ProgrammingDevicePortSystem DPS Port AssignmentsGET Asource MAX-CSE Streaming Commands PortMAX-CSE Streaming SendCommands Command DescriptionGET SAP GET SAP IP ModeGET Format GET GainGET Stream Status GET Session InfoGET Session List GET Video Port Status GET URLGET Video SET Audio GET VsourcePlay SET AsourceSET SAP SET SAP IP ModeSET Format SET GainSET Video Sendcommand ENCODER,SET Video MPEG2 D1 6000 CBRSET URL SET Vsource Sendcommand ENCODER,SET Vsource SvidSendcommand DEV,STOP Sendcommand ENCODER,STOPGET Control Mode MAX-CSD10 Streaming Commands PortMAX-CSD10 Streaming SendCommands GET Rtsp Server GET Session Cursor GET Session ChangeSendcommand DECODER,GET Stream Status Sendcommand DEV,GET Session ListSendcommand DECODER,GET Session List Sendcommand DEV,GET Stream StatusSET Control Mode SET Rtsp Server Sendcommand DECODER,SET SAP IP Mode ALTSendcommand DECODER,SET SAP IP ALT Sendcommand DECODER,SET Session CursorStart Rtsp Server Sendcommand DECODER,SET Video MPEG2 D1Sendcommand DECODER,START Rtsp Server RS-232/422/485 SendCommands RS-232/422/485 SendCommands PortRxclr GET BaudHsoff HsonXoff SET BaudTset Baud TxclrRS-232/422/485 SendString Escape Sequences RS232/422/485 Ports ChannelsRS-232/422/485 SendString Escape Sequences Port RS232/422/485 Ports Channels27,20,0 Command Description 27,19,timeIR / Serial Ports Channels IR / Serial Ports ChannelsCaron IR/Serial Port Port 3 CommandsIR/Serial SendCommands CaroffIroff GET ModeCtof CtonPON PODPOF SET IO Link PtofPton Short cable length 10 feet SET ModeSendcommand IR1,SET Mode IR Sendcommand IR1, SP,25Xchm Sendcommand DEV,XCHM extended channel modeSendcommand IR1,XCHM Sendcommand IR1,XCHGET Input Port Commands PortSend Commands IR RX Port Channels PortBACKLIGHT-50 LCD Commands PortBacklight BACKLIGHT-0Page Programming MAX-CSE/MAX-CSD10 Operation/Reference Guide 109 It’s Your World Take Control
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MAX-CSD10, MAX-CSE specifications

The AMX MAX-CSE and MAX-CSD 10 are advanced multimedia presentation systems designed to enhance communication and collaboration in various professional environments. These devices are tailored for modern conference rooms, educational institutions, and corporate settings, providing seamless integration of audio-visual technology to facilitate effective presentations and meetings.

One of the standout features of the MAX-CSE and MAX-CSD 10 is their sophisticated audio and video processing capabilities. The MAX-CSE serves as a central management hub, supporting high-definition video outputs and multiple input sources, including HDMI, VGA, and wireless connectivity options. This versatility ensures that users can connect a wide array of devices—laptops, tablets, and smartphones—without hassle and quickly switch between them during presentations.

The MAX-CSD 10 complements the MAX-CSE as a dedicated audio unit equipped with powerful amplification and precise tuning. It delivers clear and balanced sound, even in larger rooms, ensuring that every participant can engage fully, regardless of their location in the space. With features like echo cancellation and noise reduction technology, the MAX-CSD 10 enhances voice clarity, making it ideal for video conferencing and webinars.

An important characteristic of the AMX MAX series is their user-friendly interface. The systems are designed for intuitive operation, enabling users to control various settings with ease, whether they are tech-savvy or not. The touch panel interface can be customized to meet specific needs, allowing quick access to essential functions such as lighting, video routing, and audio control.

In terms of connectivity, both systems are equipped with robust network capability, allowing integration with existing IT infrastructure. This feature ensures that users can manage and control the systems remotely through a web interface or compatible applications, enhancing productivity and easing the overall user experience.

Robust security measures are also a significant aspect of the AMX MAX-CSE and MAX-CSD 10 systems. They are designed with advanced encryption and user authentication protocols, ensuring that sensitive data remains protected during presentations and meetings.

In conclusion, the AMX MAX-CSE and MAX-CSD 10 multimedia presentation systems stand out in the market due to their superior audio and video quality, user-friendly features, and extensive connectivity options. They are ideal solutions for professionals seeking to leverage technology for more productive and engaging communication.