User manual AMX MAX-HT SERVERS

[. . . ] Operation/Reference Guide MAX Servers HT Home Theater and MMS Multimedia Servers Document ID: 065-004-2962 Last Revised: 9/28/2006 AMX Limited Warranty and Disclaimer AMX warrants its products to be free of defects in material and workmanship under normal use for three (3) years from the date of purchase from AMX, with the following exceptions: · · · Electroluminescent and LCD Control Panels are warranted for three (3) years, except for the display and touch overlay components that are warranted for a period of one (1) year. Disk drive mechanisms, pan/tilt heads, power supplies, and MX Series products are warranted for a period of one (1) year. AMX Lighting products are guaranteed to switch on and off any load that is properly connected to our lighting products, as long as the AMX Lighting products are under warranty. AMX does guarantee the control of dimmable loads that are properly connected to our lighting products. [. . . ] MMS-04S, -12S and -900 servers support up to two AOM modules, so the output can be either 1 or 2. If you are only using one AOM with these servers, the output should be set to 1. MAX-HT04 and -HT12 Home Theater servers support up to two AOM modules, so the output can be either 1 or 2. If you are only using one AOM with these servers, the output should be set to 1. If you are adding a MAX-AVM audio-video module, the range is 1-25 (all MAX servers support up to 25 AVMs). If you are adding a MAX-AVP Audio-Video Player (HT04/HT12 Servers only), the range is 1-25 (MAX-HT04 and MAX-HT12 servers support up to a total of 25 AVMs and/or AVPs). Click OK to save your changes. 32 MAX Servers: HT Home Theater and MMS Multimedia Servers MAX Admin Menu Viewing all Modules in the System Select View in the Output Module Setup page (FIG. 18) to open a read-only list of all modules currently detected by the server to be installed in the system (FIG. 21 Installed Output Modules Removing Modules From the System Select Remove in the Output Module Setup page (FIG. 18) to open a list of all modules currently installed in the system. To remove one or modules from the system. select each module that you want to remove and press Delete (FIG. 22 Deleting the selected Output Module(s) RAID 5 Status This page displays (read-only) status information for the servers RAID 5 array, including individual status for each of the disc drives (FIG. Press OK to return to the MAX Admin Menu. MAX Servers: HT Home Theater and MMS Multimedia Servers 33 MAX Admin Menu FIG. 23 MAX Admin Menu - RAID 5 Status RAID 5 CLI This set of options rebuilds the server's RAID array. This option is only for use by AMX Technical Support. If the RAID array is rebuilt, all content on the server will be lost and the unit be rendered inoperable. 34 MAX Servers: HT Home Theater and MMS Multimedia Servers MAX Admin Menu Log Management FIG. 24 MAX Admin Menu - Log Management MAX Servers have the ability to log various internal activities, primarily for troubleshooting purposes. The options on this page allow you to view and delete log files, and control the logging level for the server. Specifying Logging Levels Select Log Toggles in the Log Management menu to access the Select Log Options menu (FIG. 25), where you can select which events to include in the logs (RS232, ADA, TCP/IP, and DEBUG). FIG. 25 Select Log Options By default, all of the log options are selected for inclusion. Use the spacebar to select/deselect these options as desired. Viewing Log Files To view the log(s) specified in the Select Log Options page, select Current Log from the Log Management menu. 26. MAX Servers: HT Home Theater and MMS Multimedia Servers 35 MAX Admin Menu FIG. 26 Example of a log display Deleting Log Files Select Delete Log Files from the Log Management menu. The system will prompt you to verify this action before the files are erased. Date, Time Locale This set of options allows you to specify/adjust the system's date, time and location settings (FIG. [. . . ] 60 Attach the Extension Brackets to the Stationary/Intermediate Sections Verify that the mounting tabs on the Rail Assemblies and the Extension brackets are facing the same direction. The mounting tabs are used to secure the assembly to the vertical mounting rails on the equipment rack. Step 4: Mount the Adapter Bars to the Rack-Rail assemblies 1. Use the included mounting hardware to attach an Adapter Bar to the front and rear of each of the two Rack-Rail assemblies: To ensure a proper fit, make sure that each Adapter Bar is mounted flush against all sides of the tabs on the Rack-Rail assembly. When the Adapter Bar is seated properly against the tabs on the front of the Rack-Rails, the bottom of the Adapter Bar should be flush with the bottom of the Rack-Rail (FIG. [. . . ]