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WEBCONSOLE AND PROGRAMMING GUIDE

NX-SERIES CONTROLLERS

ENOVA

DVX ALL-IN-ONE PRESENTATION SWITCHERS

ENOVA

DGX DIGITAL MEDIA SWITCHERS

MASSIO

™

CONTROLPADS

NX-1200, NX-2200, NX-3200, NX-4200

DVX-3250HD-SP, DVX-3250HD-T, DVX-3255HD-SP, DVX-3255HD-T, DVX-3256HD-SP, DVX-3256HD-T

DVX-2250HD-SP, DVX-2250HD-T, DVX-2255HD-SP, DVX-2255HD-T, DVX-2210HD-SP, DVX-2210HD-T

DGX8-ENC, DGX16-ENC, DGX32-ENC-A, DGX64-ENC

MCP-106, MCP-108

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- Table of Contents3
Overview13
- Netlinx NX Integrated Controllers13
- Enova DVX All-In-One Presentation Switchers13
  - Enova DVX-22Xxhd & DVX-325Xhd13
- Enova DGX Digital Media Switchers14
- Massio™ Controlpads14
- About this Document14
- Differences in DEFINE_PROGRAM Program Execution14
  - CPU Usage15
- Quick Setup and Configuration Overview17
- Using Zero Configuration17
  - Bonjour (Zero-Configuration) Client17
  - Connecting to a Network with a DHCP Server17
Initial Configuration19
- Overview19
- Before You Start19
- Preparing the Master for USB Communication19
- Configuring the NX Controller for LAN Communication21
- Obtaining the NX Controller's IP Address (Using DHCP)23
- Assigning a Static IP to the NX Controller24
- Communicating Via IP Address25
Upgrading Firmware28
- Overview28
  - NX Controllers - Firmware Files28
    - NX Master Firmware28
    - Device Controller Firmware28
  - Enova DVX28
- Before You Start29
- Verifying the Current Firmware Version29
- Downloading the Latest Firmware Files from Www.amx.com29
- Required Order of Firmware Updates31
  - Required Order of Firmware Updates for DVX Controllers31
- Upgrading Firmware Via USB31
- Upgrading Firmware Via Netlinx Studio31
- Resetting the Factory Default System and Device Values33
On-Board Webconsole User Interface34
- Webconsole UI Overview34
- System Configuration Interface Tips34
- Accessing the Webconsole35
- Default User Names and Passwords35
Webconsole - Network Options36
- Network Overview36
- Network - Ipv4 Setup37
  - Ipv4 Options37
- Network - Ipv6 Setup38
- Network - Date/Time38
Webconsole - Security Options41
- Security Overview41
  - Login Rules41
    - User and Role Name Rules42
    - Password Rules42
- Security - General43
- Security - Roles47
- Security - Users51
- Security Settings - LDAP54
- Security - Profile56
  - Changing a User's Password56
Webconsole - System Options57
- System Overview57
- System - Info57
- System - Devices58
Webconsole - Modules Options59
- Modules Overview59
- Modules - Device Options60
  - Configuring Device Binding Options60
  - Managing Device Driver Modules60
- Modules - Bindings61
- Modules - User-Defined Devices64
  - Adding a User-Defined Device64
- Modules - Active Devices65
  - Searching for All Compatible Duet Modules for a Selected Device65
  - Viewing Physical Device Properties66
Webconsole - Switching Options67
- Switching Overview67
- Configuration Page71
- Status Page80
  - System Configuration Interface Tips81
Netlinx Programming82
- Overview82
- Port Assignments by Netlinx Master82
- Port Assignments by All-In-One-Presentation Switcher82
- Port Assignments by Massio Controlpad82
- Serial, IR, Axlink, and Poe Port Diagnostics83
- Master Send_Commands84
  - Clock84
  - G4Wc84
  - Ignoreexternalclockcommands84
- Master IP Local Port Send_Commands85
  - Udpsendto85
- SSH Send_Commands86
  - Ssh_Client_Close86
  - Ssh_Client_Open86
- LED Send_Commands87
  - Led-Dis87
  - Led-En87
- RS232/422/485 Ports Channels87
- Chard88
- Chardm88
- Clear Fault88
- Ctspsh88
- Ctspsh off88
- RS-232/422/485 Send_Commands88
  - B9Moff88
  - B9Mon88
- Get Baud89
- Get Fault89
- Get Status89
- Hsoff89
- Hson89
- Rxclr89
- Rxoff89
- Rxon89
- Set Baud90
- Set Fault Detect off90
- Set Fault Detect on90
- Tset Baud90
- Txclr91
- Xoff91
- Xon91
- 27,18,092
- 27,20,192
- 27,18,192
- 27,20,092
RS-232/422/485 SEND_STRING Escape Sequences92
- 27,17,<Time92
- 27,19,<Time92
- Escseqoff92
- Escseqon92
Ir/Serial Ports Channels93
IRRX Port Channels93
Ir/Serial Send_Commands93
- Caroff93
- Caron93
- Clear Fault93
- Cp94
- Ctof94
- Cton94
- Get Baud94
- Get Fault94
- Get Mode94
- Get Status94
- Iroff95
- Pod95
- Pof95
- Pon95
- Ptof95
- Pton95
- Set Baud96
- Set Fault Detect off96
- Set Fault Detect on96
- Set Io Link96
- Set Mode97
- Xch97
- Xchm98
Input/Output Send_Commands99
- Get Dbt99
- Set Dbt99
- Get Input99
- Set Input99
- Poe Send_Commands100
- Axlink Send_Commands101
- Audit Log Send_Commands102
- Authentication102
- Tls_Client_Open103
- Tls_Client_Close103
  - Validate_Netlinx_Account103
Terminal (Program Port/Telnet) Commands104
- Establishing a Terminal Connection Via Telnet105
- Establishing a Terminal Connection Via the Program Port105
- Terminal Commands105
  - Dns List <D:p:s106
- Get Audit Status107
- Fips Mode107
- EXPORT AUDIT to USB (FRONT|BACK)107
- Export (Config|Clone) to Usb (Front|Back)107
  - Get Device Holdoff107
Import Config108
Icspmon Enabled|Disabled [Port]108
Import Tkn108
Mail Status109
Mail Reset109
Manage Firmware109
Mem109
Msg On|Off109
ON [D:P:S or NAME,CHAN]110
OFF [D:P:S or NAME,CHAN]110
Netlinx Log Level110
Ndp110
PASS [D:P:S or NAME]110
Reboot111
Pwd111
PULSE [D:P:S or NAME,CHAN]111
Program Info111
Remove Audit Server [D:p:p]111
- Set Dns <D:p:s112
Set Ftp Port113
Set Https Redirect113
Set Http Port113
Set Https Port113
Set Icslan113
Set Lockout114
Set Icsp Tcp Timeout114
Set Icsp Port114
Set Log Count114
Set Ssh Port115
Set Self Signed Certificate115
Set Queue Size115
Set Ocsp Url115
Set System Number115
- Show Audit [Filename]116
- Show Audit Log116
- Show Buffers116
- Show Combine116
- Set Url <D:p:s116
- Show Device <D:p:s117
- Show Https Redirect117
- Show Log117
- Show Max Buffers118
- Show Mem118
- Show Notify118
- Show Remote118
- Show Route118
- Show Start Log <Start118
- Show System <S119
- Show Tcp119
- Show Watchdog119
- Start Log (On|Off)119
- Time119
- Tod Adjustments119
- Url List <D:p:s119
- USB LOG [Front|Back] [Enable|Disable]119
- Zeroconf119
  - [Enable|Disable|Status]119
  - ESC Pass Codes120
- Accessing the Security Configuration Options121
- Setup Security Menu122
  - Enabling LDAP Via the Program Port123
  - Security Options Menu124
  - Edit User Menu125
  - Edit Device Menu125
  - Edit Role Menu126
  - Access Rights Menu126
    - Adding a Role127
  - Default Security Configuration127
- Telnet Diagnostics Commands128
  - Physical Status128
  - Msg Stats128
- Logging out of a Terminal Session128
- Notes on Specific Telnet/Terminal Clients128
  - Windows Client Programs128
  - Linux Telnet Client128
Appendix A: LDAP Implementation Details129
- Overview129
- Changes to LDAP Implementation (V1.4.X)129
  - Active Directory/Openldap Setup129
- Changes to LDAP Implementation (V1.5.X)130
- Assumptions and Prerequisites131
- Example - Setting up User's Access Rights132
  - Administrator Access Example132
  - User Access Example132
Appendix B: Certificates133
- Overview133
- Certificate Information134
- Creating an HTTPS Keystore135
- Creating & Installing Self-Signed HTTPS Keystore136
  - Generating a Self-Signed Keystore136
  - Installing a Self-Signed Keystore136
- Creating/Updating the Duet Truststore138
- Acquiring/Installing Public Certificates139
Appendix C: SMTP Support140
- Overview140
- SMTP Server Configuration140
- Sending Mail141
Appendix D: Clock Manager Netlinx Programming API142
- Types/Constants142
- Library Calls142

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Brand	AMX
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