Installation & Setup
Connecting to the APWeb Server
The APWeb server delivers HTML pages and Java applets, which allow for remote control and diagnostics of an AMX AutoPatch Routing System using
The primary enclosure (the one with the control panel) on the Octaire system is connected via a link
Important: Although it is also possible to provide access from outside a LAN via the Internet, security issues for your LAN environment must be taken into account (contact your Network Administrator).
TCP/IP Port & Indicator LEDs
The TCP/IP port used for APWeb is located on the rear of the primary enclosure in the upper right corner (FIG. 26).
Note: The LINK connectors at the lower right of the enclosure are for linking enclosures; do not attempt to use them for APWeb.
TCP/IP
TCP/IP indicator LEDs
FIG. 26 TCP/IP port & indicators
The TCP/IP port is an Ethernet link connector, handling Ethernet 10/100 connections for 10 Mbps (megabits per second) and 100 Mbps. This connection is compatible with most Ethernet based LANs. Three LEDs directly below the port indicate the Ethernet connection status and speed (FIG. 26).
The three green LEDs indicate the following:
Power Indicator
On – System is receiving power
Ethernet Link Indicator
On – Link status is active
Ethernet Speed Indicator
On – Speed status is 100 Mbps
Off – Speed status is 10 Mbps
Note: The two small rectangular LEDs on the
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