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General| Model | NX-1200 |
|---|---|
| Ethernet | 10/100/1000 Mbps |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| USB Ports | 2 (USB 2.0) |
| Serial Ports | 2 (RS-232/422/485) |
| PoE (Power over Ethernet) | No |
| Type | Controller |
| Storage | 4 GB |
| Flash Memory | 4 GB |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| Rack Mountable | Yes |
| Dimensions | 8.5 x 6.5 x 1.75 in (216 x 165 x 44.5 mm) |
Introduces NetLinx NX Integrated Controllers, their programming capabilities, and WebConsole features.
Outlines the general steps for installing the device, including unpacking and connecting power.
Details initial communication steps, DIP switch settings, and network configuration.
Guides on updating NetLinx Studio and controller firmware for optimal performance.
Advises on setting up NetLinx Security Protocols and programming the NX controller.
Details steps to establish USB communication with the Master via the PROGRAM port.
Outlines connecting the controller to the LAN and accessing network addresses for configuration.
Guides on obtaining an IP address for the NX controller using DHCP.
Provides steps to assign a static IP address to the NX controller via NetLinx Studio.
Explains how to establish communication with the Master using its IP address via the LAN.
Details the process of upgrading firmware on NX controllers and Enova DVX switchers.
Details the two firmware files (Master and Device Controller) required for NX controllers.
Lists prerequisites for firmware upgrading, including NetLinx Studio version and controller connection.
Guides on downloading the latest firmware files from the AMX website.
Specifies the correct order for upgrading firmware components on NX-series and DVX controllers.
Describes upgrading firmware using a USB drive and the IMPORT KIT telnet command.
Outlines the process of transferring firmware files using NetLinx Studio.
Explains how to reset the Master controller to its factory default configuration.
Provides an overview of the WebConsole interface and its five primary sections.
Introduces the WebConsole interface and its main configuration sections.
Details how to access the WebConsole using a web browser and IP address.
Explains how to view and configure IPv4 and DNS addresses for the Master, including DHCP and static IP options.
Describes the available IPv4 options for setting IP, hostname, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS.
Details how to enable/disable network time sources, configure Daylight Saving, and select NIST servers.
Explains how to set the clock mode to Network Time or Stand Alone and configure date/time.
Guides on configuring Daylight Savings rules, including fixed dates and by-occurrence settings.
Introduces the Security page and its three levels of settings: System, Role, and User.
Provides an overview of the Security page and its three levels of settings.
Details password complexity requirements (Low, Medium, High) and character class definitions.
Covers global security settings and presets (Low, Medium, High) affecting the system.
Explains how to access system security details and configure global login requirements.
Lists and describes system security options like Audit Log, Banner Display, and Inactivity Timeout.
Defines a Role as a set of privileges assigned to users and explains how roles manage access rights.
Lists and describes the various permissions available for roles, such as Audit Log, Device Configuration, and Network Configuration.
Guides on creating a new role by specifying a name and enabling security access rights.
Explains how to view and edit role security settings, including enabling/disabling check boxes.
Explains how to add/delete/lock user accounts and configure access rights.
Guides on creating a new user, assigning roles, and setting passwords according to complexity rules.
Explains how to view and edit the security settings for selected users.
Covers LDAP configuration, connection tests, and security settings for remote directory services.
Details LDAP parameters like URI, BASE DN, BIND DN, User Query Attr, and Search Password.
Provides steps to change a user's password, adhering to complexity rules.
Details how to reset the Master to factory defaults, including security, users, roles, and network settings.
Guides on adding new devices by filling in information fields like Address, Control Method, and SDK Class.
Details searching for compatible Duet Modules and associating them with physical devices.
Details DXLink specific video settings for transmitters and receivers, including VGA settings.
Details DXLink specific audio settings for transmitters and receivers, including Audio Priority and Source.
Explains how controllers detect and report fault conditions on serial, IR, and AxLink ports.
Covers commands for configuring RS-232/422/485 serial port parameters like baud rate, parity, and stop bits.
Continues the description of RS-232/422/485 commands, including SET BAUD, SET FAULT DETECT, and TSET BAUD.
Covers commands for CP, CTOF, CTON, GET BAUD, GET FAULT, GET MODE, and GET STATUS.
Describes commands for programming Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) ports, including GET CLASS, GET CURRENT, and SET POWER.
Guides on establishing a terminal session via the Program Port using a USB connection.
Details steps to establish a Telnet connection using the command prompt and IP address.
Guides on accessing security configuration options via Program Port terminal sessions and lists available commands.
Guides on enabling LDAP security via the Program Port terminal by navigating the Setup Security menu.
Guides on creating an HTTPS KeyStore using Java Keytool, including generating private keys and CSR requests.
Continues the process of installing a self-signed HTTPS KeyStore by viewing certificate information.
Details configuring the SMTP server by specifying properties like address, port, username, and TLS requirements.
