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Status

The Status Information page is the first page that is visible when starting the web interface of
DM-NVX-352(C). It displays general information about the DM-NVX-352(C) (such as model name,
serial number, and firmware version), current network settings (such as host name and IP
address, etc.), as well as information about the connection to the control system.

The Status page can be accessed at any time by simply clicking the STATUS tab in the navigation
bar of the web-based user interface of the DM-NVX-352(C).

Information displayed on the Status page is organized into different sections:

General: Displays the Model, Firmware Version, and Serial Number of the DM-NVX-352(C).

Click on + Show More to see additional information about DM-NVX-352(C).

Network: Displays the Host Name, Domain Name, and DNS Servers of the DM-NVX-352(C).

NOTE:

By default the host name of DM-NVX-352(C) consists of the model name followed by the

MAC address of the device. For example, DM-NVX-352(C)- 00107F7C6544.

Summary of Contents for DM-NVX-352

Page 1: ...DM NVX 352 C DigitalMedia 4K60 4 4 4 HDR Network AV Encoder Decoder with Dante Audio Web Interface Guide Crestron Electronics Inc ...

Page 2: ...ron com opensource Crestron the Crestron logo AV Framework 3 Series 3 Series Control System Adagio AirMedia Auto Locking Cameo Core 3 Core 3 UI CresFiber Cresnet Crestron Avia Crestron the Crestron logo Crestron Toolbox and DigitalMedia are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Crestron Electronics Inc in the United States and or other countries Dolby and Dolby Atmos are either trademarks ...

Page 3: ...Receiver 7 How to Log in to DM NVX 352 C Using Active Directory Credentials 8 To Log In as Active Directory User 8 To Log In as Active Directory Group User 10 Status 13 Stream 16 Stream 17 Advanced Stream Options 18 Statistics 20 Audio Video 20 DM NAX AES67 Audio 21 Encoder 21 Decoder 23 Routing 25 Input Routing 25 Subscriptions Applicable Only When DM NVX 352 C is in Receiver Mode 27 Available St...

Page 4: ...just the Text Overlay Settings 49 USB 51 Network 54 Network Settings 54 To Configure the Network Settings of DM NVX 352 C Modify One or More of the Following 54 802 1 x Configuration 55 To Configure DM NVX 352 C for 802 1X Authentication 56 Network Interface 57 Port Selection 57 Device 59 Device Management 60 To Upgrade the Firmware of the DM NVX 352 C 61 Restoring Factory Default Settings 61 Rebo...

Page 5: ...IR Settings 76 Web Interface Guide Doc Contents iii ...

Page 6: ...iv Contents Web Interface Guide Doc ...

Page 7: ...guration Interface The web based configuration interface is accessed from a web browser The following table lists various operating systems and the corresponding supported web browsers OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORTED WEB BROWSERS Windows operating system Chrome web browser version 31 and later Firefox web browser version 31 and later Internet Explorer web browser version 11 and later Microsoft Edge web...

Page 8: ... sensitive The default user name is admin and the default password is admin NOTE For enhanced security it is recommended that the default password is changed 3 Click Sign In Access Web based Configuration With Crestron Toolbox Software To access the user interface by opening a web browser within the Crestron Toolbox application do the following ...

Page 9: ...t on the left hand side of the screen The associated host name IP address and firmware version are also displayed NOTE If there is security software running on the computer you might receive a security alert when the Crestron Toolbox application attempts to connect to the network Make sure to allow the connection so that the Device Discovery Tool can be used 3 In the Device Discovery Tool list dou...

Page 10: ...4 DM NVX 352 C Web Interface Guide Doc 5 Click the Web Configuration button in the Configuration page displayed on the left hand side of the Device Discovery Tool ...

Page 11: ...ignal from a DM NVX encoder and feeds the signal to a display device via the HDMI output A DM NVX decoder can switch among multiple DM NVX encoders on the network alongside locally connected HDMI sources To configure a DM NVX device as an transmitter or receiver follow the instructions below How to Configure DM NVX 352 C as a Transmitter 1 Navigate to the STREAM page and select Transmitter from th...

Page 12: ...e accordingly to report the status of the device 4 Copy the stream location displayed in the Stream Location field so it can be entered in the DM NVX 352 C Receiver How to Configure DM NVX 352 C as a Receiver 1 Navigate to the Stream page and select Receiver from the Mode drop down list 2 Select Yes when prompted to reboot the device so the device can properly be configured as a receiver Note that...

Page 13: ...rted the Status field will update with the status of the device How to Configure Subscription based Routing on the Receiver 1 Navigate to the Subscriptions page The available transmitters on the network will be displayed in the Available Streams section 2 Click the Subscribe button to subscribe to a stream or subscribe to multiple streams by selecting the corresponding check boxes and clicking the...

Page 14: ...the desired stream How to Log in to DM NVX 352 C Using Active Directory Credentials There are two ways to login using Active Directory credentials by using Active Directory user credentials or by using Active Directory Group user credentials To Log In as Active Directory User NOTE Users must be already created on the Active Directory server 1 Log in to the DM NVX 352 C 2 Navigate to the Device pag...

Page 15: ...Web Interface Guide Doc DM NVX 352 C 9 3 Click on Create User button 4 In Create User dialog set the Active Directory User slider for Active Directory to ON ...

Page 16: ...the Active Directory user to have administrator privileges 7 Log in to the DM NVX 352 C using the Active Directory user credentials To Log In as Active Directory Group User Prerequisites l Active Directory Users Active Directory Groups must already be created on the Active Directory server l Active Directory users must be assigned to specific Active Directory Groups for example Active Directory Gr...

Page 17: ...gate to the Device page click on Authentication Management and select the Groups tab 3 Click on the Create Group button 4 In the Create Group dialog set the Active Directory Group slider to ON 5 Enter the name case sensitive of the Active Directory group in the Name text field ...

Page 18: ... Web Interface Guide Doc 6 Select Administrators from the Access Level drop down list if you want the Active Directory group to have administrator privileges 7 Log in using the Active Directory Group User credentials ...

Page 19: ...us page can be accessed at any time by simply clicking the STATUS tab in the navigation bar of the web based user interface of the DM NVX 352 C Information displayed on the Status page is organized into different sections General Displays the Model Firmware Version and Serial Number of the DM NVX 352 C Click on Show More to see additional information about DM NVX 352 C Network Displays the Host Na...

Page 20: ...tem Connections Displays the following connection information l IP ID IP ID of DM NVX 352 C l Room ID Room ID of the control system l IP Address Hostname Address of the control system l Type Always set to Peer l Server Port Displays the server port The default port is set to 41794 l Connection Type Always set to Gway l Status The status will be either OFFLINE or ONLINE ...

Page 21: ...ial Number Serial number of the chassis l Slot in Parent Displays the slot number of the chassis DM NVX Director Displays read only information about the DM NVX Director settings Note that the fields below will not be populated when using XiO Director v 1 0 l DM NVX Director HostName Host name of the DM NVX Director l Domain Name Domain name of the DM NVX Director l Domain Number Domain number of ...

Page 22: ...o modes Receiver or Transmitter of the DM NVX 352 C and to set relevant stream parameters The Stream page can be accessed at any time by simply clicking the STREAM tab in the navigation bar of the web based user interface of the DM NVX 352 C DM NVX 352 C in Transmitter Mode DM NVX 352 C in Receiver Mode ...

Page 23: ...e device should connect l Device Name Enter a device name in the text field to be able to easily identify the device amongst several devices of that type l Multicast Address Only applicable in Transmitter Mode If the DM NVX 352 C is in Transmitter mode enter the multicast address of the device in the Multicast Address field o Note that the last octet of the video multicast address should be even n...

Page 24: ...s are set By default Automatic Initiation is set to Enabled Press the Start or Stop button to start or stop a stream if Automatic Initiation is disabled Note that when Automatic Initiation is disabled the device will not attempt to start a stream until the Start button is pressed l Custom Ports Select the Custom Ports check box if you wish to specify custom RTSP or TS port Crestron recommends usin...

Page 25: ...vice adapt the bitrate automatically based on the resolution of the stream If this is selected you cannot manually select a bitrate with the Bitrate option below or Bitrate Only applicable in Transmitter Mode Select a bitrate from the Bitrate drop down list to set the bitrate of the transmitted stream in Mbps Crestron recommends using the default value or Select Custom in the Bitrate drop down lis...

Page 26: ...nable or Disable to specify whether statistics reporting will be enabled or disabled By default statistics reporting is disabled l Packets Received Transmitted Packets Dropped Report the number of video packets received or transmitted and the number of dropped packets when streaming in or sent when streaming out l Bitrate Only applicable in Receiver Mode Reports the bitrate of the received stream ...

Page 27: ... DM NAX AES67 Transmit l Mode Sets the mode By default the mode is set to auto which will add 1 to the outgoing video stream multicast address For example if the Video multicast address is 239 8 0 0 the DM NAX AES67 Multicast address will be 239 8 0 1 The mode can also be set to Manual which will allow you to set the multicast address in the field below or Disabled l Multicast Address Sets the mul...

Page 28: ...uto Initiation to either Enable or Disable it If disabled the Start and Stop buttons become available for use l Status Displays the status of the stream l Encoding Format Displays the encoding format of the stream l Encoding Sample Rate Displays the encoding sample rate of the stream l Bitrate Displays the bitrate of the stream l Channels Displays the number of channels ...

Page 29: ...dd 1 to the incoming video stream multicast address For example if the Video multicast address is 239 8 0 0 the DM NAX AES67 Multicast address will be 239 8 0 1 The mode can also be set to Manual which will allow you to set the multicast address in the field below or Disabled l Multicast Address Sets the multicast address Only available when Mode is set to Manual l Port Sets the port number Only a...

Page 30: ...uto Initiation to either Enable or Disable it If disabled the Start and Stop buttons become available for use l Status Displays the status of the stream l Encoding Format Displays the encoding format of the stream l Encoding Sample Rate Displays the encoding sample rate of the stream l Bitrate Displays the bitrate of the stream l Channels Displays the number of channels ...

Page 31: ...ut Routing slider to Enabled or Disabled to enable or disable the automatic routing of video inputs When automatic input routing is enabled the DM NVX 352 C will automatically route the last connected input Select an audio source from the Audio Source drop down list and video source from the Video Source drop down list if you wish to combine separate video and audio signals from two different inpu...

Page 32: ...ion will be ignored For example Input 1 will not be used when selected if Input 2 is used to route video The active audio source on the Dante AES 67 output is displayed in the Dante AES 67 Transmit Active Audio Source read only text field Select the device mode Insert or Extract from the Analog Audio Mode drop down list The Audio Mode will set the mode of the analog audio port to either input inse...

Page 33: ... performs the Internet Group Management Protocol IGMP join which causes the receiver to join the multicast group of the transmitter A maximum of 1000 transmitters can be subscribed to a single receiver The Subscriptions page can be accessed at any time by simply clicking the SUBSCRIPTIONS tab in the navigation bar of the web based user interface of the DM NVX 352 C Available Streams The Available ...

Page 34: ... or first page of the list respectively Alternatively entering a search string in the Search field will filter the list of available streams to display only the streams matching the search string There are several ways to subscribe to one or more streams l By adding a stream manually Click the Add Manually button in the Subscribed Streams table and then enter a stream name and URI in the correspon...

Page 35: ...bed Streams Use the or buttons if available to browse the list of all subscribed streams Additionally you can click on a specific page number or use or button to navigate to the last or first page of the list of subscribed streams respectively Click the Unsubscribe button to unsubscribe from a particular stream or select several streams by checking the corresponding check box and then click the Un...

Page 36: ... one or more inputs changing and applying EDID to specific inputs or to all inputs at once Global EDID and enabling or disabling HDCP High bandwidth Digital Content Protection on individual inputs The Inputs page can be accessed at any time by simply clicking the INPUTS tab in the navigation bar of the web based user interface of the DM NVX 352 C ...

Page 37: ...umer 720p60 HBR l Consumer 1080p60 3D HBR l Laptop 16x9 1080p60 2ch l Laptop 16x10 1920x1200 2ch l Laptop 16x10 1280x800 2ch l Laptop widescreen 2ch l Consumer 1080p50 HBR l Consumer 720p50 HBR l Consumer 1080p50 3D HBR l Laptop 16x9 1080p50 2ch l DM default 4k 30Hz 2ch l Consumer 4k 30Hz 3D HBR l Consumer 4k 25Hz 3D HBR l DM Default 4k 60Hz 2ch l DM Default 4k 60Hz HBR l 4K60 444 2CH Non HDR l 4K...

Page 38: ... is added to the list of available EDID files and can be selected from the Select drop down list for both HDMI inputs To Delete a Custom EDID File for All Inputs Do the Following NOTE Only custom EDID files can be deleted Built in EDID files cannot be deleted 1 In the Select drop down list select the custom EDID file to be deleted 2 Click the Delete button The Delete EDID confirmation message box ...

Page 39: ...name for the HDMI input To modify the name of the HDMI Input simply enter the new name in this field l EDID Selected pre defined EDID file To modify the existing setting select a built in EDID from the drop down list l HDCP Receiver Capability Specifies whether HDCP Support for this input will be Disabled Auto HDCP 1 4 or HDCP 2 2 Click the Save button in the Actions columns of a specific input to...

Page 40: ...n the navigation bar of the web based user interface of the DM NVX 352 C General Settings Modify the name of the HDMI input by editing the existing name or entering a brand new name in the Name field Any changes take effect immediately and the new edited stream routing name is reflected in the Inputs page Use the HDCP Receiver Capability drop down list to specify whether the HDCP Support capabilit...

Page 41: ... attached to the HDMI Output to the selected input l 01 DM Default l Consumer 1080p60 HBR l Consumer 720p60 HBR l Consumer 1080p60 3D HBR l Laptop 16x9 1080p60 2ch l Laptop 16x10 1920x1200 2ch l Laptop 16x10 1280x800 2ch l Laptop widescreen 2ch l Consumer 1080p50 HBR l Consumer 720p50 HBR l Consumer 1080p50 3D HBR l Laptop 16x9 1080p50 2ch l DM default 4k 30Hz 2ch l Consumer 4k 30Hz 3D HBR l Consu...

Page 42: ... pressing the X in the upper right hand corner The custom EDID file is added to the list of available EDID files and it is shown in the Select drop down list for the HDMI input To Delete a Custom EDID File From the Select Drop down List Do the following NOTE Only custom EDID files can be deleted Built in EDID files cannot be deleted 1 In the Select drop down list select the custom EDID file to be ...

Page 43: ...resence of HDCP High bandwidth Digital Content Protection which requires compatible players and displays Click the More Details link to view additional information about the HDMI input such as the HDCP state horizontal and vertical resolution aspect ratio audio format and audio channels and more l HDCP State Displays the status of HDCP authentication Possible values are as follows o HDCP not requi...

Page 44: ...on Reports the vertical resolution of the HDMI Output in lines Reported values range from 0d to 2160 lines l Frames per Second Reports the frame rate of the HDMI Output Reported values range from 0 no refresh rate information is available to 85 Hz l Aspect Ratio Reports the aspect ratio of the HDMI Output l Audio Format Reports the audio format l Audio Channels Reports the number of detected audio...

Page 45: ... the OUTPUT tab in the navigation bar of the web based user interface of the DM NVX 352 C The Output page displays different sections and parameters depending on the mode of the DM NVX 352 C Receiver Mode When DM NVX 352 C is configured as a Receiver decoder the HDMI output s built in scaler ensures an optimal image scaling the encoded source resolution up or down to match the native resolution of...

Page 46: ...40 DM NVX 352 C Web Interface Guide Doc Output page of DM NVX 352 C in Receiver mode ...

Page 47: ...l Blank Output Move the Blank Output slider to the desired position Yes or No to specify whether the output will be blanked which creates an output of a free run black frame l Name Enter a name in the Name text field to modify the name of the output l Resolution In the Resolution drop down list select the desired resolution of the HDMI output from the following available resolution settings By def...

Page 48: ... 1920x1080 24Hz 2560x1080 24Hz 1920x1080 50Hz 2560x1080 25Hz 1920x1080 60Hz 2560x1080 30Hz 1920x1200 60Hz RB 2560x1080 50Hz 2048x1080 24Hz 2560x1080 60Hz NOTE RB denotes Reduced Blanking l HDCP Transmitter Mode To set the HDCP Mode select the desired option from the HDCP Transmitter Mode drop down list from the following o Auto Default When non HDCP content is routed the content will pass through ...

Page 49: ... Select the underscan mode in the Underscan drop down list Underscan mode reduces the image size by the specified percentage so that the entire video frame is displayed o 0 None o 2 5 o 5 0 o 7 5 o Custom Enter a valid value valid values range between 0 10 adjustable to 0 1 increments Click the Set button to save the underscan settings l Disable Video Timeout To enable video timeout move the Disab...

Page 50: ...resolution of the device if transmitting Click More Details link to view additional information about the output settings The More Details section displays additional details about the HDCP state horizontal and vertical resolution aspect ratio audio format and audio channels and more l Horizontal Resolution Reports the horizontal resolution of the HDMI Output Reported values range from 0 to 4096 p...

Page 51: ...level is applied equally to the left and right channels Values range from 80 dB to 24 dB adjustable in 0 1dB increments Automatic Power Settings l Automatic Power Toggles the Automatic Power Settings On or Off l Command Interface Select between None CEC RS232 or IR l Power Off No Sync Detected Displays information when the power to the device is off and no sync is detected l Power On Sync Detected...

Page 52: ...o specify whether the output settings will be enabled or disabled By default On enable is selected allowing the output display to turn on If Off is selected the output display will turn off l Name To modify the name of the output enter a name in the Name text field l HDCP Transmitter Mode Select the desired option from the HDCP Transmitter Mode drop down list to set the HDCP Mode as follows ...

Page 53: ...By default the Color Space Mode is set to Auto Recommended l Color Depth Read only text field displays the current color depth l Color Space Read only text field displays the current color space Connected display The Connected Display section of the Output page displays read only information that identifies the display connected to the HDMI output if any The Manufacturer Name and Serial Number fie...

Page 54: ...HDMI Output Reported values can range from 0 no refresh rate information available to 60 Hz l Aspect Ratio Reports the aspect ratio of the HDMI output For example 4 3 16 10 or 16 9 l Audio Format Reports the audio format l Audio Channels Reports the number of detected audio channels accompanying the HDMI output A value of 0 signifies that no audio is present or that the channel count could not be ...

Page 55: ...page can be accessed at any time by simply clicking the ON SCREEN DISPLAY tab in the navigation bar of the web based user interface of the DM NVX 352 C To Adjust the Text Overlay Settings Move the Text Overlay slider to the desired position On or Off to enable or disable the text overlay By default the text overlay feature is disabled set to Off Type the text to display over the video in the Text ...

Page 56: ...e the Background Transparency slider to adjust the background transparency The exact transparency value ranging from 0 to 100 is displayed in the text field below the transparency slider To save any changes made to parameters on the On Screen Display page click the Save Changes button To revert to the previous settings without saving click the Revert button ...

Page 57: ...l device The local device would typically be a PC for example where the remotes would be a mouse keyboard or web camera Each DM NVX 352 C device provides a USB 2 0 HOST port and a USB 2 0 DEVICE port Note that a DM NVX device can be configured to use either the connection of a USB DEVICE port Local or a USB HOST port Remote but never both A USB mouse keyboard or other peripheral can be connected t...

Page 58: ...r at least one remote device ID is entered If multiple device support is not enabled and a pair is already made it will remove the existing pair and pair to the new address 5 Move the Multiple Device Support slider to the desired position Enabled or Disabled to specify whether the local device can be paired with more than one remote devices By default Disabled is selected Note that multiple device...

Page 59: ... Pairing is disabled pair the Local and Remote devices by clicking the Pair button on both DM NVX devices Local and Remote To unpair paired devices click the UnPair button on each DM NVX device The Pairing Status field displays the paired status of each device ...

Page 60: ...ed at any time by clicking the NETWORK tab in the navigation bar of the web based user interface of the DM NVX 352 C Network Settings To Configure the Network Settings of DM NVX 352 C Modify One or More of the Following Host Name Enter the desired host name in the Host Name text field The host name is restricted to the letters a to z not case sensitive the digits 1 to 9 and the hyphen Domain Name ...

Page 61: ...sk Enter the subnet mask that is set on the network o Default Gateway Enter the IP address that is to be used as the network s gateway o Primary Static DNS Enter the IP address of the primary DNS server o Secondary Static DNS Enter the IP address of the secondary DNS server Click the Save Changes button to save the new Network entries The DM NVX 352 C automatically reboots To revert to the previou...

Page 62: ...cted corporate networks To Configure DM NVX 352 C for 802 1X Authentication 1 Move the IEEE 802 1X authentication slider to Enabled This will enable all options on the 802 1X dialog 2 Select the Authentication method EAP TLS Certificate or EAP MSCHAP V2 Password according to the network administrator s requirement ...

Page 63: ...Certificate Authorities CAs pre loaded into the DM NVX 352 C Select the check box next to each CA whose certificate can be used for server validation as specified by the network administrator If the network does not use any of the listed certificates the network administrator must provide their own certificate which must be uploaded manually via the Manage Certificates functionality 5 If required ...

Page 64: ...switch may cause a network loop l You can set up to two ports l Management Select a port NOTE The Management port controls your connection to the web interface Changing the port value will result in losing your connection to the device via the web interface l Video Select a port l Audio NAX Select a port l Dante Select a port l USB Icron Select a port ...

Page 65: ...X 352 C such as l Upgrading firmware l Restoring factory default settings l Rebooting the DM NVX 352 C l Downloading device logs l Connecting the DM NVX 352 C to a control system The Device page can be accessed at any time by simply clicking the DEVICE tab in the navigation bar of the web based user interface of the DM NVX 352 C ...

Page 66: ...2 C Web Interface Guide Doc Device Management The Firmware section displays the following information about the DM NVX 352 C l Main Firmware Version l Model which is DM NVX 352 C l Serial Number l Firmware Upgrade ...

Page 67: ...The Maintenance section of the Device page allows rebooting or restoring the DM NVX 352 C to factory default settings Restoring Factory Default Settings 1 Click the Restore button to restore the settings of the DM NVX 352 C to factory defaults NOTE When settings are restored all settings including the network settings will revert to the factory default settings If a static IP address is set restor...

Page 68: ...e consists of the following logs_ IP Address of DM NVX 352 C Date Time the extension tgz for example logs_172 30 73 11_2017 3 13_12 11 51 tgz The Device Mode Lock section of the Device page provides functionality to lock the end user from accidentally changing the device mode via the Setup button or the front panel of the DMF CI 8 By default device lock mode is set to Disabled To Enable Device Mod...

Page 69: ...o update to occur on certain days of the week click on the Day of Week drop down and select the desired option available options are as follows Daily Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday and then enter time of the day when the auto update will start in the Time of Day text field If you wish to specify polling interval enter value in the Poll Interval text field Click the Update...

Page 70: ...352 C in the IP ID drop down list Valid values range from 03 to FE in hexadecimal notation 4 Enter the IP address or hostname of the control system in the IP Address Hostname text field The Status field read only displays the connection status of the DM NVX 352 C to the control system as OFFLINE or ONLINE 5 Click the Save Changes button to save the new entries The Control System Save message box a...

Page 71: ...n the Time Zone drop down to select the applicable time zone 2 In the Time 24hr Format text field enter current time in 24 hour format 3 In the Date text field enter the current date Click the Save Changes button to save the settings Click the Revert button to revert to the previous settings without saving Discovery Config Move the Discovery Agent slider to Enabled or Disabled to specify if the DM...

Page 72: ...n On or Off to specify whether authentication will be enabled or disabled NOTES l When authentication is enabled you must create a local administrator account by creating a username and password These credentials will be necessary to log in l When authentication is disabled all existing users and groups will be deleted from the system After enabling or disabling authentication the current device s...

Page 73: ...ve and edit information local or Active Directory users and groups on DM NVX 352 C or to change password for current user Groups Click the Groups tab to view and edit group settings The Groups tab can be used to add local and Active Directory groups remove local and Active Directory groups and preview information about a group Use the Search Groups text field to enter search term s and display gro...

Page 74: ...ps by using the drop down menu to the right of the navigation arrows Existing groups are displayed in a table and the following information is provided for each group l Group Name Displays the name of the group l AD Group Displays whether the group requires authentication using Active Directory l Access Level Displays the pre defined access level assigned to the group Administrator Programmer Oper...

Page 75: ...ccess can be granted to an existing group in Active Directory Once the group is added all members of that group will have access to the DM NVX 352 C 1 Click Create Group button 2 In the Create Group dialog enter the following l Enter group name in the Name text field for example Engineering Group Note that group names are case sensitive space is a valid character than can be used in group names 3 ...

Page 76: ...rmation button in the Actions column to view information for the selected group The Group Details dialog listing the following information for the selected group l Name Displays the name of the group l Access Level Displays the access level of the group and its users l Active Directory Group Displays whether the group is an Active Directory group Click OK to close the Group Details dialog and to r...

Page 77: ... or by using the left or right arrows at the bottom of the Users pane to move forward or backward through the pages Each page can be set to display 5 10 or 20 users by using the drop down menu to the right of the navigation arrows Information about existing users is displayed in table format and the following details are provided for each user l Username Displays the name of the user l AD User Dis...

Page 78: ... field re enter the same password in the Confirm Password text field l Assign access level by selecting one or more groups from the Groups drop down list l Make sure that the Active Directory User slider is set to Off 3 Click OK to save Click Cancel to cancel the changes Add Active Directory User Users cannot be created or removed from the Active Directory server but access can be granted to an ex...

Page 79: ...cancel the changes Delete User Click the trashcan button in the Actions column to delete the user Click Yes when prompted to delete the user or No to cancel the deletion After a user is removed from a group they lose any access rights associated with that group Note that the user account is not deleted by the delete user operation View User Details Click the information button in the Actions colum...

Page 80: ...r the same password in the Confirm Password text field 3 Select one or more groups to assign the user to from the Groups drop down list 4 Click OK to save or click Cancel to cancel the changes The Update User dialog also displays the following read only information for the selected user l Name Displays the name of the user l Active Directory User Displays whether the user is an Active Directory us...

Page 81: ...ange Password dialog enter the current password in the Current Password text field the new password in the Password text field then re enter the same new password in the Confirm Password text field 3 Click OK to save or click Cancel to cancel the changes RS232 Settings Click the RS232 Settings tab to configure RS232 Settings for the DM NVX 352 C ...

Page 82: ...bits l Stop Bits Select the stop bits l Parity Select the parity l Hardware Flow Control Select the hardware flow control l Software Flow Control Select the software flow control IR Settings Click the IR Settings tab to manage IR Settings for the DM NVX 352 C The following IR settings are available for both Port 1 and Port 2 ...

Page 83: ...NVX 352 C 77 l File Name When an IR file is loaded using the Load IR File button the name of the file will be displayed here To delete this file click Delete IR File l Commands Commands become available when an IR file is loaded ...

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