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Overview
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Administrators Guide - NMX-MM-1000 Enzo Meeting Presentation System
Rear Panel Components
The following section lists the components on the rear panel of the NMX-MM-1000.
USB
The rear panel features two Type-A USB connectors for mouse and keyboard functionality, or reading from and writing to a mass
storage device, such as USB hard drives or flash drives. (USB external hard drives may require their own power sources. The
maximum current allowed across all USB ports is 4W.)
NOTE:
The USB connectors support USB mass storage devices using a FAT format. USB mass storage devices using an NTFS format
may not work on these ports.
NOTE:
Only one USB drive can be mounted and used at a given time. Once a USB drive is connected and Enzo mounts the drive, the
files on it may be accessed. If a message stating the USB drive is mounted is not received, Enzo did not recognize the drive. A storage
device’s contents are not accessible if the device is connected while another storage device occupies a USB port. If a first USB drive is
connected, mounted, and unmounted, a second USB drive will still not be recognized unless the first USB drive is removed from the
Enzo device.
LAN 10/100
The rear panel features two 10/100 Base-T RJ-45 LAN ports for network connection via Cat5 cable. Enzo obtains its power from a
Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) source connected to Port 1. This source could be either a PoE injector (not included) or a network
switch with PoE output.
FIG. 3 provides the pin outs and signals for the LAN connector and cable.
FIG. 4 describes the blink activity for the LAN connector and cable.
FIG. 2
NMX-MM-1000 (Rear Panel)
FIG. 3
RJ-45 Wiring Diagram
FIG. 4
LAN Connector / LEDs
Cat5 cable in
HDMI cable out
to video monitor
USB mouse, keyboard, memory stick, storage drives
from PoE injector
ETHERNET
10/100
A
L
Link LED (amber) lights
when the LAN cables
are connected and
terminated correctly.
Activity LED (green)
lights when receiving or
transmitting LAN
data packets.