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General| Model | NX-3200 |
|---|---|
| Type | Controller |
| Operating System | Linux |
| USB Ports | 2 x USB 2.0 |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz |
| Master | Yes |
| CPU | Dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 |
| Processor | Dual Core Processor |
| Memory | 2 GB |
| Storage | 4 GB |
| Flash Storage | 4GB eMMC |
| Ethernet | 2x 10/100/1000 |
| HDMI Output | 1 |
| Audio Output | 1 (3.5mm) |
| IR Ports | 4 |
| RS-232/422/485 Ports | 4 |
| Serial Ports | 4 |
| Relay Ports | 4 |
| GPIO Ports | 8 |
Masters for controlling RS-232/422/485, Relay, IR/Serial, and Input/Output devices via NetLinx Studio.
Presentation switchers with NX Control for Multi-Format, HDMI, and DXLink inputs.
Digital Media Switchers.
B-Button ControlPads.
Describes WebConsole, NetLinx commands, and terminal communications for NX controllers.
Explains performance impacts of DEFINE_PROGRAM on NX controllers and recommends alternatives.
Details diagnostics for determining and diagnosing CPU overload on NX masters.
General steps for installing the device, including unpacking and connecting.
Steps for initial communication and setup with the NX controller's on-board Master.
Procedure to update NetLinx Studio and controller firmware via IP address.
Setup and finalization of NetLinx Security Protocols and programming the NX controller.
Utilizing zero-configuration clients for quick installation and configuration of multiple devices.
Installing and configuring devices on a network without pre-configuring each device.
Steps to establish USB communication with the Master via the PROGRAM port.
Connecting the Controller to the LAN and configuring network addresses via NetLinx Studio.
Procedure to obtain the NX controller's IP address using DHCP.
Steps to assign a static IP address to the NX Controller.
Establishing communication with the Master using the obtained IP address.
Details on firmware files required for NX controllers (Master and Device Controller).
Firmware requirements for Enova DVX Presentation Switchers (Master, Device, Switcher).
Specifies the correct order for upgrading firmware files for NX and DVX controllers.
Instructions for upgrading firmware using a USB solid-state drive.
Procedure for transferring firmware files to the controller using NetLinx Studio.
Procedure to reset the Master controller to its factory default state.
Overview of the System Configuration interface and its five primary sections.
Details on the five main sections: Home, Network, Security, System, and Modules.
Tips for using the WebConsole interface, including browser compatibility and input/output selection.
Steps to access the WebConsole via a web browser by entering the Master's IP address.
Lists default user names and passwords for NetLinx Studio and the WebConsole.
Overview of the Network page for configuring Master's network settings.
Options to view/change the Master's IPv4 and DNS address information.
View IPv6 address, subnet mask, and gateway for the Master.
Configure network time source, Daylight Saving rules, and NIST servers.
Overview of Master's security settings at System, Role, and User levels.
Rules for concurrent logins and initial user authentication.
Rules for creating user and role names, including character limits and allowed characters.
Defines password complexity requirements based on Low, Medium, and High settings.
Global security settings affecting all users, including presets and system security options.
Describes the Low, Medium, and High security preset levels and their settings.
Default accounts, access rights, and security options created by the NetLinx Master.
Lists available permissions that can be assigned to roles.
Steps to create a new role by assigning a name and security access rights.
How to view and modify security settings for selected roles.
Procedure to remove a role and its associated settings.
How to lock and disable a role, preventing its assignment to users.
Lists default administrator and netlinx user accounts and their properties.
Steps to add a new user, define its name, assign roles, and set password.
How to view and edit security settings for selected users.
Procedure to remove a user account and its associated settings.
How to lock and disable a user account.
Configuration parameters for remote directory service connection via LDAPv3.
How to save changes and test the LDAP server connection.
Information on IEEE 802.1X for network access control using X.509 certificates.
Procedure for a user to change their password according to defined rules.
Overview of the System page for viewing and configuring NetLinx System aspects.
View detailed Master properties: Model ID, serial number, network addresses, firmware versions.
View information about the Master and connected devices, including system and device numbers.
Procedure to change the Master's system number.
Procedure to change the device number for attached devices.
Reset the Master controller to its factory default state.
Overview of the Modules page for viewing and configuring system devices and modules.
Details specific to additional (non-NetLinx) System Devices.
Specify how the Master manages Bound Devices.
Options to upload, archive, or delete modules from the Master.
Configure application-defined Duet virtual devices with discovered physical devices.
List and manage dynamic devices discovered in the system.
Check devices for compatible Duet Modules.
Overview of the Switching page for routing inputs to outputs during system setup.
Explanation of color-coded buttons indicating selected and routed switches.
Description of components on the Switching page, labeled alphabetically.
Choose between switching Audio follow Video (A/V), Video, or Audio only.
How to downmix and route one embedded audio signal at a time.
Designate a source for the Downmix Input using the Configuration page.
Instantaneous changes in Configuration page reflect attached devices.
Video settings display when Switch Mode is A/V or Video, and Video tab is selected.
General settings for outputs, including scaling, resolution, and aspect ratio.
DXLink specific video settings for transmitters and receivers.
Settings for DXLink transmitters, including Video Priority and AV Source.
Settings for DXLink receivers, including Active Output and DXLink Details.
General audio settings for inputs, including gain, encoding, EDID mode, and compression.
General audio settings for outputs, including encoding, output format, test tone, and levels.
DXLink audio settings for transmitters: Audio Priority, Source, and Details.
Procedure to set EDID for inputs, including mode, preferred EDID, and saving.
Procedure to set EDID for outputs, including resolution and saving.
Setting the EDID mode for audio inputs, including Basic, PCM, Dolby, and DTS options.
Loading custom EDIDs from a file and saving altered EDID files.
Tips for network connection, auto-setup, and audio routing.
Describes Send_Commands, Send_Strings, and Channel commands for Master programming.
Lists port assignments for NetLinx Masters.
Lists port assignments for Enova All-in-One Presentation Switchers.
Lists port assignments for Massio ControlPads.
Detects and reports fault conditions on serial, IR, AxLink, and PoE ports.
Command to set the date and time on the Master.
Add G4 Web Control devices to the Web control list.
Prevent setting the Master's time via external CLOCK commands.
Set IP and port for UDP local ports destination for sending future packets.
Closes an open SSH communication port with a server.
Opens a port for SSH communication with a server.
Disables all LEDs for a port.
Enables LEDs for a port.
Commands for configuring RS-232/422/485 ports, including baud rate and fault detection.
Special SEND_STRING escape sequences for RS-232/422/485.
Commands for generating control signals for external equipment via IR/Serial.
Channels for IR commands and push/release signals.
Commands to program I/O ports on the Integrated Controller.
Commands to program the ICSLAN ports with Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) functionality.
Commands to program the AxLink ports on the NX controller.
Send audit logs to the Master for output via Syslog.
Authentication-specific library calls for NetLinx.axi.
Closes an open TLS communication port with a remote device.
Opens a port for TLS communication with a remote device.
Validates user name and password against NetLinx Master's internal database.
Validates user credentials and checks for authorization and permission types.
Overview of terminal communications via Program Port and Telnet.
Steps to establish a terminal session via the Program Port.
Steps to establish a terminal session via Telnet.
Basic commands for terminal interaction, including help and status checks.
Commands for monitoring CPU usage and disk space.
Commands for DNS, 802.1x, exporting/importing configurations via USB.
Commands for checking FIPS mode and audit log status.
Commands for retrieving device info, IP settings, and managing ICSP monitoring.
Commands for managing token files, IP status, Java security, logs, and firmware.
Commands for controlling diagnostic messages, log levels, and NDP settings.
Commands to turn specified channels on or off for a device.
Commands for pass-through mode, pinging, program control, and rebooting.
Commands for resetting factory defaults, route modes, and sending commands.
Commands for setting the date and rebooting devices.
Commands for setting DNS, Duet memory, FTP, HTTP, and HTTPS ports.
Commands for configuring ICSLAN, ICSP ports, TCP timeouts, IP settings, and lockouts.
Commands for log count, notification throttle, OCSP URL, and security certificates.
Commands for setting system number, Telnet port, thresholds, time, and UDP broadcast rate.
Commands for managing URLs, audit logs, and buffer status.
Commands to view buffer counts and combined device information.
Commands for showing device status, logs, startup logs, and Zeroconf.
Commands for showing max buffers, memory usage, and remote device lists.
Commands for showing system details, TCP connections, and URL lists.
Defines escape codes for switching display mode or exiting pass mode.
Information on the default IP address and subnet mask for ICSLAN network.
Information on the built-in DHCP server for the ICSLAN port.
Opening sockets from NetLinx or Java code.
Lists the options available in the Setup Security menu.
Menu for setting system security options for NetLinx Master.
Reports current state of Master's Status, Output, and Input LEDs.
Collects message statistics for the Interpreter over a 10-second period.
Importance of executing the 'logout' command before disconnecting.
States known anomalies for Windows and Linux Telnet/Terminal clients.
Verifying credentials and obtaining user authorization via LDAP.
Changes to LDAP configuration when upgrading firmware to 1.4.x or higher.
Setup for Active Directory and OpenLDAP, including posixAccount usage.
Changes to LDAP configuration when upgrading firmware to 1.5.x or higher.
Attribute used for User Query, typically 'cn' or 'sAMAccountName'.
Requirements for FTP access with LDAP authentication.
Requirements for SSH access with LDAP authentication.
Assumptions made about the LDAP implementation or environment.
Importance of private key protection and certificates supported by NX Masters.
Lists certificate types (Trusted CA, CRL, Device, SSH, 802.1x) and their functions.
Locations and file names for certificate-related files and signing request information.
Required steps to create an HTTPS KeyStore using Java Keytool.
Command to generate a self-signed KeyStore.
Steps to install a self-signed HTTPS KeyStore on the NX Master.
Instructions for updating the Duet TrustStore using Java JDK/Keytool.
Steps to connect to google.com via TLS_CLIENT_OPEN with certificate validation.
Built-in support for transmission or email via an SMTP server.
Configuring the SMTP Server by specifying server properties.
Accomplished using the Master's built-in Mail Service via SMTP_SEND function.
NetLinx.axi file includes Clock Manager types/constants.
NetLinx.axi file includes Clock Manager-specific library calls.
Populates time server entries into a TIMESERVER array.
Adds a user-defined time server entry.
Deletes user-defined entry matching the IP-ADDRESS.
Gets string representation of when Daylight Savings starts.
Sets the START Daylight Savings rule.
Gets string representation of when Daylight Savings ends.
Sets the END Daylight Savings rule.
