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Chapter 1: Product Overview 5
The AMX5100 user station provides one RJ-45 port, enabling the connection of one AMX switch.
The AMX5110 and AMX5120 user stations provide two RJ-45 ports, enabling the connection of
one AMX switch and one AMIQ module or two AMIQ modules. Connections to two separate
switches are not supported on the AMX5110 or the AMX5120 user station. The AMX5120 user
station provides skew compensation that maximizes video quality.
Figure 1.2: Typical AMX Switching System Configuration
The AMX intelligent module
The AMIQ module provides the primary interface between an attached device (KVM switch or PS/2,
Sun or USB server) and the AMX switching system. It provides all Keep Alive, keyboard emulation,
DDC (Digital Data Channel) and AMX switching system support in a server-powered convenient
module format.
The AMIQ-SRL module is a DCE (Data Communication Equipment) device that provides the
primary interface between a serial device and the AMX switching system. It supports VT100
terminal emulation, break suppression and port history in a convenient module format. For
information on using the AMIQ-SRL module, refer to Appendix B.
These modules eliminate the need for extra rack spaces or additional cables. For ease of
installation, each AMIQ module has a factory-assigned unique number that identifies the attached
64 Servers
AMX5010 Switch
AMX5110
User Station
UTP Cables
AMIQ
Module
16 Users
- AMX™ Switch Series 1
- INSTRUCTIONS 2
- DANGEROUS VOLTAGE 2
- POWER ON 2
- POWER OFF 2
- PROTECTIVE GROUNDING TERMINAL 2
- Switch Series 3
- Table of Contents 5
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 6
- List of Figures 7
- Product Overview 11
- Expansion capability 13
- AMWorks software 13
- Component Overview 14
- The AMX intelligent module 15
- Safety Precautions 16
- Installation 19
- Needed for installation 20
- Installing an AMX Switch 21
- Configuring an AMX Switch 28
- Basic Operations 29
- OSCAR Interface Overview 30
- Ctrl+Ctrl is 32
- NOTE: Clicking 33
- Selecting Servers 37
- button to begin scanning 38
- Keyboard Translation 39
- Power key 40
- Advanced Operations 41
- Device Maintenance 44
- Console Maintenance 48
- User Maintenance 51
- Forcing an External Switch 52
- Terminal Operations 55
- Trap File Purpose 58
- Appendices 59
- Appendices 51 61
- Appendices 53 63
- AMIQ-SRL module modes 64
- - Linefeed) 65
- AMIQ-SRL module pinouts 67
- Language support 68
- Appendix C: Technical Support 69
- Appendices 61 71
- Index 65 75
- Index 67 77
- Commutateurs 81
- TABLE DES MATIÈRES 83
- List of Tables 87
- Présentation du produit 89
- Capacités d’extension 91
- Présentation des composants 92
- Console utilisateur AMX 93
- Module intelligent AMX 94
- Mesures de sécurité 95
- Opérations de base 107
- Module AMIQ 108
- Module AMIQ-SRL 108
- Onglet Target 109
- Onglet User 110
- NOTA : Cliquez sur 111
- Clear All 113
- Onglet Console 114
- Sélection des serveurs 115
- Traduction du clavier 117
- Alimentation 118
- Opérations avancées 119
- Gestion des équipements 122
- Reset name 123
- Gestion de la console 126
- Pinnacle FAK 128
- Force User Login 129
- Maintenance utilisateur 129
- Accès au menu Terminal 133
- Entrée 134
- ANNEXES 51 139
- ANNEXES 53 141
- Modes du module AMIQ-SRL 142
- -Saut de ligne) 143
- ANNEXES 57 145
- Brochage du module AMIQ-SRL 146
- Compatibilité multilingue 146
- ANNEXES 59 147
- ANNEXES 61 149
- Index 65 153
- Index 67 155
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