AMX manual Connecting the MAX-AVM to an MMS Server and Display Device

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Connecting the MAX-AVM to an MMS Server and Display Device

MAX-AVM Audio-Video Module

Connecting the MAX-AVM to an MMS Server and Display Device

Power up the MMS server before applying power to the MAX-AVM.

1.Connect audio outputs using one of the two output options:

a.Use the supplied audio adapter (mini-stereo to RCA) for analog audio output.

b.Use a coaxial cable for digital audio output.

2.Use either a VGA or S-Video cable to connect to the video output on the AVM to the display device.

3.Use an Ethernet cable to connect the AVM’s Ethernet port to a Gigabit Ethernet switch.

4.Use an Ethernet cable to connect the Gigabit switch to the A/V OUT connector on the MMS server.

5.Connect the included power supply.

6.Turn on the power button (front panel) and allow up to one minute for the AVM to boot up.

Installing the MAX-AVM Serial Number In the MMS Server

AVMs utilize the system software loaded in the MMS server to boot. In order for the AVM(s) in the system to be recognized by the MMS server, they must each be added to the system. Use the Server Configuration options in WinMAX to add AVMs to the MMS server:

1.Open the System Information tab in WinMAX, and click on the Server Configuration button to access the MAX Admin menu.

2.Go to Output Module Setup > Add Output Module > AVM to access the Enter Output Number dialog.

3.In the Enter Output Number field, enter an available server output/zone number (range = 1 - 33). This is the output number that will appear in WinMAX. Click OK to proceed.

The server will not allow you to assign an audio output to an output/zone that is already in use. To determine which server outputs are already being used, select View from the Output Module Setup menu.

If other output modules (AOM or AVM) have already been added to the server, then assign the AVM to the next available output.

Note that AVMs take only one output on the MMS server.

4.In the Enter Serial Number field, enter the serial number of the AVM you are adding to the system in the text box. The serial number is printed on a decal located on the underside of each AVM enclosure.

5.The system will notify you that the module has been added to the system. Click OK to return to the Output Module Setup menu.

Once the module has been added, select View from the Output Module Setup menu. The module you just added should appear in the list of Installed Output Modules. AVM modules are listed by MMS output /zone number assignment, serial number and IP address.

Select Remove to remove an existing output module from the system.

Using a PC Mouse and Keyboard to Control the MAX-AVM

The AVM supports direct control via the Mouse and Keyboard ports located on the rear panel. Direct control requires connecting a mouse, keyboard and display monitor to the AVM:

1.Verify that the AVM is powered off.

2.Connect a display monitor to the VGA Out (or S-Video) port on the rear panel of the AVM.

3.Plug a PC mouse and keyboard into the Mouse and Keyboard ports on the rear panel of the AVM.

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AMX Connecting the MAX-AVM to an MMS Server and Display Device, Installing the MAX-AVM Serial Number In the MMS Server