Appendix A – Managing Configuration Files
Navigating the Interface
XNConnect displays configuration information in two panes. The graphics are located in the left pane, and the properties of the currently selected graphic are in the right pane. At the top of the left pane are two tabs, Hardware and Virtual Matrices, for accessing the Hardware and Virtual Matrix (level) views (see below). To see the details and components of a device or a virtual matrix, click the plus “+” symbol to the left of the device or the virtual matrix.
Most configuration file modifications involve entering information in a series of dialog boxes that are accessed by
Hardware View
The Hardware view displays the system’s hardware, such as enclosures and serial ports. This is the view used when setting the control panel password.
Virtual Matrix View
The Virtual Matrix view displays properties of the existing virtual matrices (levels). Most common tasks are conducted from this view, including customizing channel names and creating local presets.
Note: XNConnect refers to the levels in a Precis SD as virtual matrices.
Hardware tab Virtual Matrices tab Highlighted device
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View of all
AMX AutoPatch devices
View of all
Communication settings
FIG. 24 XNConnect interface showing Hardware view
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