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Last Revised: 1/12/2017
NOTE:
If indicator lights do not respond with a normal display as stated in the following
table, check power connections and see the troubleshooting information in the manual
before contacting technical support.
Establishing a LAN Connection
The Enova DGX Switcher has an integrated NetLinx Central Control Processor with the
server connection via the LAN 100/1000 port on the right-hand side of the CPU.
IMPORTANT:
(1) Enova DGX Switchers use DHCP by default. (2) Do not connect the
LAN 100/1000 port on Enova DGX Switcher directly to a PC. It will not work.
Cable Requirements for the LAN Connection
Connect the LAN 100/1000 port on the Enova DGX Switcher directly to a LAN
(network) with an RJ-45 cable (crossover or straight-through; port automatically
adjusts). A DHCP capable server
must
be in the network.
To connect an Enova DGX Switcher to a LAN:
1.
If the system is not already powered, apply power according to the directions
starting in the lower right-hand column on the first page.
2.
Insert one end of an RJ-45 link cable into the LAN 100/1000 port.
3.
Connect the other end of the RJ-45 link cable to a LAN hub or switch.
The network will automatically assign a DHCP IP address.
4.
Check the indicator LEDs on the LAN 100/1000 port (FIG. 5 right).
NOTE:
The Program port can be used to establish a connection from the integrated
Master to a PC for NetLinx Studio control.
IMPORTANT:
The ICS LAN port on the CPU is for communication via Telnet of endpoint
devices connected to the integrated Master in Auto-setup Mode. The ICS LAN allows the
DGX to provide Private IP addresses to all connected endpoints while only consuming a
single IP address on the Public LAN. Please note, however, that the ICS LAN port serves
DHCP addresses to any connected device. If the ICS LAN is inadvertently connected to the
Public LAN, devices also on the Public LAN may experience DHCP address conflicts.
Confirming Board Versions
Enova DGX enclosures and boards typically ship with the latest firmware available. If the
firmware on any board installed in the enclosure does not match the firmware version
the enclosure expects, a firmware mismatch occurs. To resolve a firmware mismatch,
the latest available firmware .kit file (which contains firmware for both boards and
enclosure) must be sent to the enclosure.
To confirm board versions:
1.
Launch NetLinx Studio and connect to the DGX Master.
2.
Open the OnLine Tree tab, right-click in the Workspace Bar field and select Refresh
System Online Tree.
3.
Expand the 5002 device and confirm compatible board versions (or mismatch).
4.
If a mismatch is present, send the latest firmware .kit file to the enclosure.
To send a firmware .kit file to the enclosure:
1.
Navigate to your system’s product page and download and unzip the “Enova DGX
100 Series Enclosure Firmware” .zip file.
2.
Launch NetLinx Studio and navigate to the OnLine Tree.
3.
Right-click on the 5002 device and select Firmware Transfer.
4.
Click the Browse button and navigate to the downloaded file target directory.
5.
Select the file for the Enova DGX from the Files list. Click Send.
a. During the switcher’s upgrade process, the 5002 device stays offline and the
control panel and System Configuration interface (System/Devices/Switcher
Update Status) display upgrade status messages.
b. Once the upgrade is complete, the 5002 device comes back online and the
System Configuration interface upgrade status reports that the system is
rebooting.
System Setup via the System Configuration Interface
The System Configuration interface (onboard web pages) provides simplified setup and
configuration of inputs, outputs, and endpoints, and complete switching, as well as
status functionality.
IMPORTANT:
The System Configuration interface requires a browser running HTML5.
Minimum web browser requirements are: Google Chrome 31, Internet Explorer 10,
Firefox 25, or Safari 7. User experience may differ due to browser support for HTML5.
TIP:
After the enclosure is connected to a network, the system’s IP address displays on
the Control Panel (Setup Options / Master Info / IP Address screen). Enter the IP address
in a web browser to open the System Configuration interface.
To execute a test switch via the System Configuration interface:
1.
From the System Configuration Home page menu, open Switcher/Switching.
NOTE:
The default Username is “administrator” and default Password is “password.”
After initial setup, defaults should be changed to ensure system security.
2.
In the Inputs section, click Input 1.
3.
In Outputs section, click the Deselect All button.
4.
Click the Take button. The default switch of “1 to all” is disconnected.
5.
Click Input 1, Output 2, and then click Take button to execute test switch.
When done, attach remaining sources/destinations. For products requiring TXs/RXs,
install modules between boards/devices. For details on system setup of the Master via
the System Configuration interface, see the
WebConsole & Programming Guide –
NX-Series Controllers
. For Input/Output configuration (scaling, EDID, DSP, etc.) via the
System Configuration interface, see the switcher’s
Hardware Reference Manual
.
Additional Information Covered in Hardware Reference Manual
For information on the following, see the
Hardware Reference Manual - Enova DGX 800/
1600/3200/6400 Digital Media Switchers
at www.amx.com.
• Input & Output Board specifications and signal support; adding/replacing boards
• NetLinx programming and firmware upgrades
• System Configuration interface – full switching/configuration/status information
• Setup for complete power redundancy with redundant power supplies
Reference Documents
• Hardware Reference Manual – DXLink Twisted Pair 4K Transmitters and Receivers
• Hardware Reference Manual – DXLink Twisted Pair Transmitters/Receiver
• Hardware Reference Manual – DXLink Fiber Transmitters and Receivers
• “Cabling for Success with DXLink” (on DXLink Twisted Pair product pages)
• WebConsole & Programming Guide – NX-Series Controllers
INDICATOR LEDS – NORMAL DISPLAY ON POWER UP
Front Panel
Power – power status Green (when all power supplies are working)
Power Supplies
(DC is Tri-color)
AC power
Green
• DC power
• Temperature
• Fault status
Green
(amber = over temperature; red = fault state)
CPU
Status – system
status
• Solid amber during boot load (10 sec)
• Solid green during app load (1-4 minutes,
depending on system configuration)
• Flashing green when ready
FIG. 4
CPU WITH LAN 100/1000 PORT (RJ-45) AND INDICATOR LEDS
SPD LED (yellow): Receiving/transmitting LAN data
L/A LED (green): Active connection
ICS LAN and LAN 100/1000 LEDs
To LAN
ICS LAN port (RJ-45)
LAN 100/1000 port (RJ-45)
Mismatched board versions
Correct board version
Select Switcher menu
Click Input 1
Click Deselect All
Click Take
