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CHAPTER 15

Content Management Application (CMA)

display the IP Address, Fixture ID, the Media Server software version and the server model. Fixtures derive their IP addresses through a router or automatic IP assignment.

Fixture Identification

The Fixture ID is a unique number used in the control protocol to identify specific fixtures for sychronization functions. For more information on Sychronization content playback, see Chapter 10: Graphic Functions: Synchronizing Content on page 85.

NOTE: To ensure that sychronization works properly, each DL.3, DL.2 or Axon media server should be assigned a unique fixture ID.

The Management Client Window

The CMA application’s Management Client Window style user interface provides views of the content and configuration of all DL.3, DL.2 and Axon servers connected to the Ethernet network. You can access options for each view from the tabs at the top of the Management Client Window.

NOTE: You cannot drag folders or files between the left and right panes of the CMA window.

A Status Bar at the bottom of the page, indicates the number of files or folders in a selected folder in the left pane, as well as free space on the local computer harddrive and it’s IP address.

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AXON specifications

High End Systems AXON is a powerful and versatile media server designed to meet the dynamic demands of live performances, events, and installations. Known for its cutting-edge technology and impressive capabilities, AXON serves as a critical tool for lighting designers, AV professionals, and multimedia artists, allowing them to create stunning visual experiences.

One of AXON’s main features is its ability to handle multiple video formats and resolutions. It supports HD, 4K, and beyond, making it an excellent choice for modern productions that require high-quality visuals. With its intuitive interface, users can easily manage and manipulate video content, ensuring seamless transitions and captivating displays.

The hardware architecture of AXON is robust and designed for reliability. It boasts powerful processing capabilities, which enable it to playback multiple layers of video simultaneously without compromising performance. This makes it perfect for complex shows that require synchronizing various media elements. Additionally, its high-speed storage solutions contribute to rapid access and playback of video files, allowing for quick adjustments during live performances.

AXON is equipped with advanced features that enhance its functionality. The Timecode Synchronization feature ensures that all visual elements are perfectly timed with audio cues, providing a cohesive experience for the audience. Moreover, its extensive library of effects and built-in content allows users to enrich their visuals with minimal effort.

The system integrates seamlessly with a variety of control protocols, including Art-Net and sACN, allowing for versatile integration with lighting and other production equipment. This interoperability is crucial for modern productions, where various systems need to communicate effectively.

Additionally, AXON's software is regularly updated to include new features and improvements, keeping it at the forefront of media server technology. The user-friendly interface, coupled with extensive documentation and support, ensures that both novice and experienced users can maximize the system's potential.

In summary, High End Systems AXON stands out due to its exceptional video handling capabilities, reliable performance, and extensive feature set. It is an essential tool for professionals seeking to elevate their visual storytelling and create unforgettable experiences for their audiences. With AXON, the possibilities for creativity and innovation in multimedia presentations are limitless.