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Chapter 13: Content Management Application (CMA)

1. 8 1 wE User Media DMX Settings Version Information User Objects DMX Start Channel Software 2 0 0 2372 Stock Media E Stock Objects Source Art Net XPe 2 2 0 8 DL 3two 2 BB DL3 Three 3 Artnet Subnet 1 Firmware 1 5 4 156 SHE User Media User Objects ArtNet Universe 1 amp 2 Stock Media DMX Protocol s Stock Objects 9 DL 2 four 4 DL 3 Five 5 Server Info Misc 8 2 User Media Model 013 User Objects Huic n amp Stock Media Stock Objects Fixture Name 204 3 one Server EHME Axon one 11 88 5 User Media IP Address 169 254 153 131 ic User Objects Unique Number 92902441 EHO Stock Media Disk Free Space 279 748 MB Stock Objects m Axon two 12 MY Axon three 13 Axon four 14 All Configuration EM lt Previous Server Next Server gt Client IP 169 254 72 242 Axon HD Media Server User Manual 221 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA 2 Select a DMX Source type by clicking on the down arrow of the Source field to select DMX512 or Art Net If you select Art Net assign a universe number from 1 16 DMX Settings DMX Start Channel 1 Source artnet Artnet Subnet ArtNet Universe 1 DMX Protocol v2 s 3 Select a DMX Protocol type choosing V1 V2 from the drop down list in the option field and then select the number of Graphic Object l
2. User Media fixtures on your network 23 Sync test files 40 performance from the B DL 2 Four 10 2 102 27 140 T 1n 2 1n To verify the version select About from the Help drop down menu The media server software version is displayed for each server on the network in the All Servers view NOTE Although running different versions of software on servers is not prohibited it is highly recommended that all servers on the network be running the same software version Upgrading the CMA Software Close the CMA before upgrading the CMA software To Upgrade software 1 Download the latest version of the application from the Support section of the High End Systems website www highend com A download wizard simplifies installation on your personal computer 2 A dialog box will give you the option to Run or Save the application Pressing Run automatically uninstalls any existing CMA version on your hard drive and installs the new version Upgrading Server Software The server software for Digital Lights and Axon media servers can only be uploaded to fixtures from the CMA You must first save the latest version of the software from the High End Systems website ww w highend com to your hard drive and then use the CMA to upload it to any media server on your link To Upgrade Server Software 1 Using your internet browser select the latest version from the support section of the High End Systems
3. AM 12 14 2013 10 11 56 AM 12 14 2013 10 12 25 AM 12 14 2013 10 13 36 AM 12 14 2013 10 06 51 AM 12 14 2013 10 07 35 AM 12 14 2013 10 08 08 AM 12 14 2013 10 08 55 AM 12 14 2013 10 10 30 AM 12 14 2013 10 11 14 AM Name of the Media File collection This value is editable for User content See Naming and Deleting User Content Files and Folders on page 199 DMX is the currently assigned DMX value for the folder This value can be auto assigned and edited for User content See Editing User Content DMX Values on page 200 File Count of files in this collection Date the folder was last modified 196 Axon HD Media Server User Manual Viewing Files CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Double clicking on a media folder in the left pane reveals information about its content files File Media Files Help h End Systems Content Management Application 8 All Servers 9 servers Name Size Width Frame Count Frame Movie Lenath Has Sound Date B DL 3 One 1 Bal Chum HD mpg 1 33 935 KB 1024 417 30 0 13 90 no 2 19 2008 5 26 04 PM C User Media Beach Waves HD mpg mpg 2 68 359 KB 1024 768 840 30 0 28 0 2 18 2008 6 26 11 PM User Objects Blob Holes HD mpg mpg 3 56 249 KB 1024 768 768 30 0 25 60 no 2 19 2008 6 27 04 PM Stock Media Breading Bullets HD mpg mpg 4 78 125 KB 1024 768 960 30 032 0 2 19 2008 6 27 15 PM 2 yids Bu
4. Discovery messages These messages are received by other media servers on the link as well as the CMA software The messages contain information that allows the media servers to communicate with each other and the CMA to communicate with all the units on the network The CMA window will display the IP Address Fixture ID the Media Server software version and the server model Fixtures derive their IP addresses through a router or automatic IP assignment Fixture Identification The Fixture ID is a unique number used in the control protocol to identify specific fixtures for sychronization functions For more information on Sychronization content playback see Chapter 10 Graphic Functions Synchronizing Content on page 109 NOTE Toensure that sychronization works properly each DL 3 DL 2 or Axon media server should be assigned a unique fixture ID Axon HD Media Server User Manual 191 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA The CMA Client Window The CMA Client Window provides views of the content and configuration for all DL 3 DL 2 and Axon servers connected to the Ethernet network in the Left pane Information is displayed in the right pane for any item selected Access options through the menus at the top of the window or by right clicking in the right pane NOTE You cannot drag folders or files between the left and right panes of the CMA window Media Folders File Help HIGH ND SYSTEMS 9 All S
5. fixture Files Progress dialog Cancel NOTE Since the executes the scanning copying process for the entire group of folders files in a single operation it will not stop or pause during the process to dismiss the errors After the process has finished the dialog will Copy Files Progress indicate the number of issues that it found anda HIGH END SYSTEMS listing of the affected files After viewing the list click op His Pisiniss Bush us Finished 5 errors and 6 warnings found See below for details continue working with CMA FilePath Description 1 X C Documents and Setti missing MPEG 2 sequence amp C Documents and Seth sequence extensions out o CADocuments and Setti sequence end code missing A C Documents and Setti not I frame only 204 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA The files with errors in a group of files will not be copied on to the server Files with warnings will be copied They will show up highlighted in yellow when viewed in the Details view in the CMA to indicate to the user that this file is problematic High End Systems Content Management Application File Media Files Help HIGH END SYSTEMS All Servers 8 servers 2 B DL 3 One 1 User Media User Objects Stock Media Stock Objects B DL 3 Two 2 User Media Content 40 User Objects Stock Media Stock Object
6. view the DMX summary table 1 Select All Servers from the left pane of the CMA Client Window 2 Select a Server in the right pane 3 Select DMX Summary from the drop down menu or the right click popup list Axon HD Media Server User Manual 209 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA 4 Press the Create Table button on the screen to build the summary table Press the button to display a table of DMX values for all the content on this media server If there is a lot of content this could take a while pep IONMEEINM 230 Gee Meda Dial Backgomar Jr ATTII2 SD Cm TEM pe 27727008 208 ua Se ee NN ON i a Es pronior a Es Res pesce eo se esa panagan os Sp Cis io se edn SD ii se Backgomas t SD CENT EEE EECNN senon CNN CUN i s 210 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Upgrading Software Upgrade Management lets you upgrade the media server application and system firmware Verifying Software Versions Running the latest version of both the CMA software High End Systems Content Management Application Fle Servers EE and the media server Highend WebSite software will ensure that 0 2 Manual you get the best bou Server 3 8 0 20 1
7. 3choruscars mpg HIGH END SYSTEMS sequence end code missing movie not I frame only Axon HD Media Server User Manual 205 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Archiving User Content An 1 mage is a compressed file used to store media files folders and object files along with valid identification DMX values This Content Archive is used to backup User Content that can be restored to any media server Using Local Archives to Prepare Content Offline You can create a Local Archive of files stored on your hard drive to be deployed to a server at another time This lets you work on organizing files for a specific show offline and then upload it to a server at a later date Creating a Local Archive To create a Local Archive Create Local Content Archive Wizard 1 Under the File menu select Create Local Archive to launch the HIGH END SYSTEMS ae Selected Media Folders and Media Files Selected Object Files archiving wizard B Song 1 lt Add Media Folder C Documents and Settings mat 2 Click on Add Media C Documents and S C Documents end Setlings malt CAD ents and S C Documents and Settings matt Folder This will add a re C Documents end Settings mat Song 2 i C Documents and Settings matt media folder to the left Song 3 C Documents and Settings mati hand column named Each successive media folder will be named MyM
8. CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Chapter 13 Content Management Application CMA A Content Management Application CMA running on an Axon HD media server or a computer connected through an Ethernet network gives you remote control of content software and configuration management functions The CMA software that shipped on removable media with your Axon HD media server is used to Upload and download custom digital content to digital light fixtures Configure units to use in a DMX environment Edit warping of output for display on diverse surfaces Update software for multiple units The CMA can access all media servers connected to the same Ethernet network DMX Universe 1 Laptop Computer 7 Road Hog Fullboar Console NOTE If you are using a DMX console and other automated lighting products compatible with Art Net this network can also serve as the link for DMX control Axon HD Media Server User Manual 189 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Launching the CMA Installing the CMA on Your Computer You can download the latest version of the application from the Digital Lighting support section of the High End Systems website www highend com support diaital liahting A download wizard simplifies installation on your personal computer The following are the rec
9. Stock Objects COHES Digital Aerials 2 25 71 12 13 2013 4 57 53 PM All Configuration HES_Theme_Stils 26 60 12 13 2013 4 58 35 PM Apollo Glass 27 29 12 13 201345144 PM Artbeats 28 12 12 13 2013 4 52 07 PM DHA_TopMac 29 31 12 13 2013 4 52 58 PM Digi Gobos 30 7 12 13 2013 4 5229 PM CQ Amorphous Digi Gobos 31 7 12 13 2013 4 51 42 PM 32 11 12 13 2013 4 58 46 PM C HES_Lithopattems_1 33 151 12 13 2013 4 58 16 PM DHES_Lithopatiems_2 34 110 12 13 2013 4 58 18 Logos 35 10 12 13 2013 4 58 19 PM LOHES Hi Res 36 7 12 13 2013 4 58 11 PM 2 37 36 12 13 2013 4 58 51 Pony Diqital 38 32 12 13 2013 45243 PM 9 Folders Disk Free Space 65 71 GB A Status Bar at the bottom of the page indicates the number of files or folders in a selected folder in the left pane as well as free space on the local computer hard drive and its IP address 192 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Viewing Server Identification Information Selecting the All Server view displays all the Digital Light fixtures and Axon servers on the fixture network In the following example six servers have been identified on the network The right pane contains the following details in a table format Server I D number defaults to 1 but can be configured in the CMA or in the DL 3 or DL 2 fixture s Menu system Server Name is a name you
10. X values to all folders at once or to all the files within a folder at once You cannot set both files and folder values at the same time To automatically assign DMX values to all the User content folders or all files within a User content folder 1 Display the User content folders or the files for a single folder in the right pane of the Content Management window and deselect all files or folders 2 Select Autoset All DMX from either the Media Folders or Objects drop down menu or the right click popup list The CMA will assign a valid DMX value to all selected files or folders Using the same steps you can also Reset DMX for a single file or folder or Reset All DMX for all display files or folders displayed in the right pane to zero Editing User Content DMX Values You can manually assign any valid DMX value to your files or folders by selecting the file or folder in the right pane and then using the pull down menu or the right click popup selecting Edit DMX A dialog box will allow you to input the DMX value If it is a valid value from 0 255 the CMA will change the DMX value displayed for the file or folder Valid DMX Values Certain DMX values are Reserved for special purposes and are not user assignable You can change the assigned DMX value for a User Content item to another valid DMX value A valid DMX value is From 0 255 s not one of the reserved values for that type of content Is unique from other content of its type ex
11. aded Stock Content A large library of Stock Media and Stock Objects ships on every AxonHD and AxonHD Pro media server and will also be provided through upgrades from High End Systems This content is read only You won t be able to download edit the DMX values or remove these files from the fixture All Servers 3 servers Name DMX FilCount 92902AAA 0 Q HES Core HD 1080p 1 12 14 2013 10 10 14 AN 49904178 0 QA Luna Blue 2 12 14 2013 10 05 20 AxonHDProTG 100 Beats 3 13 12 14 2013 10 04 15 AN User Media Beacon 4 22 12 14 2013 10 05 51 AN User Objects FeedBack Video 5 29 12 14 2013 10 06 31 AN User Warps Kristine_Schomaker 6 23 12 14 2013 10 11 35 AN Stock Media CjRabit Hole Creative 7 20 12 14 2013 10 11 56 AN Stock Objects CO Showfootage 8 28 12 14 2013 10 12 25 AN All Configuration William_Strother 9 35 12 14 2013 10 13 36 AN CuFeedBack Video Doors Curtains 10 10 12 14 2013 10 06 51 AN Video Marriage 11 52 12 14 2013 10 07 35 AN FeedBack_Video_Religious 12 37 12 14 2013 10 08 08 AN QHES Core 13 39 12 14 2013 10 08 55 AN Digital Aerials 1 14 108 12 14 2013 10 10 30 AN QHES_Oils 15 14 12 14 2013 10 11 14 AN 194 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Custom User Content You can create your own custom User Media User Obje
12. ading to sort by that column s values A symbol appears in the sort by column heading High End Systems Content Management Application Servers Heb HIGH END SYSTEMS Ad Servers servers DL 2 One 1 DL 2 Two 2 3 DL2Two 102 102 26 14 0 1583 DL 2 Three 3 3 DL2Thee 10210225 012 14 0 1588 341 252 DL 2 Four i 4 DL2Fou 10210227 012 14 0 1588 1 939 2 6 Axon Two 10210229 14 0 1588 150 5 Axon Two 7 Three 1021028 14 0 1588 299 MM Axor Three 7 A Configuration The example above contains the following information for one or all servers The Fixture ID from 1 255 The Fixture Name you have assigned The IP Address Model type The DMX Start Channel currently assigned to each server The current lamp hours for each server Axon HD Media Server User Manual 213 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Configuring Columns Select which columns are present by selecting High End Systems Content Management Application Configure Columns from the Servers menu lt File 88 Help in the menu bar or by right clicking anywhere Refresh in the main pane of the CMA um Once you select Configure Columns you can view a list of all possible columns Choose 1 DL3Ome 1021 2 DL3Two 10211 which columns to view by either checking or Upgrade Software 3 DL3Thee 10 2 11 un checking each selection Once you have e selected the colum
13. al 193 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Delete Content removes all the user content from the server Create Content Archive lets you back up all the server s user content to a compressed file see page 207 Deploy Content Archive restores user content to the server from the backup see page 207 Upgrade Software allows you to upgrade fixture software For more information on upgrade options see Upgrading Software on page 211 DMX Summary provides a web based summary of a server s content a table format Download Log provides useful troubleshooting information to Customer Service if needed Identify will cause a fixture to strobe so you can find it in the rig Content Organization The media server on each fixture has a file system that holds the All Servers 4 servers 92902 0 5 MW A9904178 0 AxonHDTG 75 a User Media User Objects User Warps Stock Media Stock Objects All Configuration F movies images 3 D objects and User Warp files that make up the content that the server uses These files folders and their DMX values are collectively known as the Content on the media server The CMA Client Window organizes and identifies content by source preloaded Stock content or custom User content and type Media files or 3 D Object files Prelo
14. assign to a Digital Light fixture or Axon server IP Address is assigned to that unit by the router or Auto IP Software Version Number Model identifies the media server as DL 3 DL 2 Axon Axon HD File Servers Help HIGH ND SYSTEMS All Servers 8 servers Model B DL 3 One 1 DL 3 Two 169 254 11 144 2002385 DL3 9 02 User Media Axon one 169 254 150 81 2002385 Axon in Axon Four 169 254 122 38 2002385 Axon 2 ve hind Axon Two 169 254 179 247 2 0 0 2385 Axon ope D 3 DL 3One 169 254 153 131 2002385 DL3 i B DL3 Thee O DL 3 Five 169 254 60 53 2 00 2385 DL3 s DL 2 Five 6 DL 3 Three 169 254 112 58 2002385 EMI Axon one 11 62 pu 0 2585 M Axon Two 12 Axon three 13 jM Axon Four 14 1 All Configuration Refresh Clone Content Delete Content Create Content Archive Deploy Content Archive Upgrade Software DMX Summary Download Log Identify lt m m Client IP 169 254 72 242 NOTE Clicking in a column heading sorts the table according to the values in that column In the All Server view the drop down Servers menu or right clicking to select a server in the right pane gives you these options Refresh the screen Clone Content replicates the server s user content to one or more other servers on the network see page 208 Axon HD Media Server User Manu
15. at jpg gif png bmp avi mpg m2v for Media Files x for Object files You are uploading them to the appropriate User content folder on the media server They have been encoded correctly To upload content 1 Display the file or folder destination in the right pane of the CMA window 2 Browse to the file or folder you want to upload on your hard drive and click on it to select 3 Drag and drop it into the appropriate User content folder OR 4 Select Copy from the Edit drop down menu or the right click popup list 5 Select Paste from the Media Files or Objects drop down menu or the right click popup list As files are uploaded to fixtures the User interface displays progress information and notifies the user of any naming conflicts in renamed files or encoding problems Content Scanning Incorrectly encoded content can cause issues with playback performance network synchronization and graphics engine stability To prevent this the CMA automatically scans content locally on your computer or the Axon media server before actually loading it If no warnings or errors are found the content is loaded on to the server If warnings or errors are found a dialog box describes specific content problems Warnings are problems that will potentially cause issues with playback of the media on the fixture but won t affect graphics engine stability An example would be a movie not being encoded with all I frames or not having an End of S
16. ayers for your application The Protocol you select is based on how many DMX channels are required for your application For more information on selecting protocol see Protocol Options on page 27 and DMX Settings DMX Start Channel i Source artnet gt Artnet Subnet 1 ArtNet Universe 1 DMX Protocol v2 s TE NN DMX Settings DMX Start Channel Source Art Net gt Artnet Subnet 1 ArtNet Universe DMX Protocol v2 A 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 4 Edit the DMX Start Channel by entering a valid Start Channel for the protocol type you have chosen For more information on selecting a valid start channel see Determining a DMX Start Channel on page 21 222 Axon HD Media Server User Manual
17. bble Texture HD mpg mpg 5 29 297 1024 768 360 30 012 0 no 2 19 2008 6 27 18 PM Bubbles Rapid mpg mpg 6 23 296 KB 768 576 480 30 016 0 no 2 18 2008 6 27 21 PM HES Atmospheric 4 E Bubbles mpg mpg 7 23 437 KB 640 480 480 30 016 0 2 19 2008 6 27 39 PM On The Wall Studie Bubblescape HD mpg mpg 8 48 930 KB 1024 768 481 24 020 4 2 19 2008 6 27 43 PM C Sean Bridwell 5 ColorSine HD mpg mpg 8 21 972 1024 768 300 30 010 0 no 2 19 2008 6 27 45 PM A Luna Blue 7 Colored Crust HD mpg mpg 10 75 358 KB 1024 768 325 30 0 30 86 2 19 2008 6 27 55 PM C Feedback Video 8 Controls HD mpg mpg n 27 992 KB 1024 768 344 30 0 11 46 2 19 2008 6 27 58 C HES_Texture 9 Deep Down mpa mpa 12 87 890 KB 640 480 1800 30 10 0 no 2 19 2008 6 31 44 PM HES_Foliage 10 Digital Multi Color HD mpg mpg 13 93 925 KB 1024 768 1127 30 0 37 56 2 19 2008 6 31 51 PM HES Religious 11 E Digital Sine HD mpg mpg 14 24414 KB 1024 768 300 30 010 0 no 2 18 2008 6 31 54 PM C HES Gothic 12 2 Disco Ball mpg mpg 15 17 578 640 480 360 30 012 0 2 19 2008 6 31 56 PM HES Digital Aerials Dunes HD mpg mpg 16 93 751 KB 1024 768 1152 30 0 38 40 no 2 18 2008 6 32 49 PM HES Theme Stils 1 2 Dust Dia HD mpg mpg 17 78 287 1024 768 962 30 032 6 no 2 19 2008 6 46 23 PM Apollo_Glass 15 Explosion mpa mpg 18 2 399 KB 640 480 62 30 02 6 2 19 2008 6 32 54 Artbeat
18. bbles mpg mpg 7 23437 KB 640 480 480 30 016 0 On The Wall Stud Bubblescape HD mpg mpg 8 48 930KB 1024 768 481 24 020 4 Sean Bridwell 6 Color Sine HD mpg mpg 3 21 372 KB 1024 768 300 30 010 0 A Luna Bhe 7 2 Colored Crust HD mpg mpg 10 75 358KB 1024 768 926 30 0 30 86 Feedback Video 8 E Conirols HD mpg mpg 11 27 992 1024 768 344 30 0 11 46 0 HES_Texture 9 E Deep Down mpg mpg 12 87 890 KB 640 480 1800 30 100 HES_Folage 10 Digita MuliColo HD mog mpg 13 93 925 1024 768 1127 30 0 37 56 HES Religou 11 E DigitakSine HD mpg mpg M 24414 KB 1024 768 300 30 010 0 HES Goth 12 E mpg mpg 15 17 578 540 480 350 30 0120 HES Digital Aerial 2 Dunes HD mpg mpg 16 93 751 KB 1024 768 1152 30 0 38 40 HES Theme Stils 1 Dust Dial HD mpg mpg 17 78 287 KB 1024 768 352 30 032 Apollo Glass 15 Explosion mpg mpg 18 2 999 KB 640 480 62 30 026 22 Artbeats 16 Eye Cultures Fades HD mpg mpg 19 34 863 KB 800 500 504 30 0 16 80 icai Fast CarCommae mpg mpg 20 187 255 640 490 3540 30 1 a ift Flip Clock HD mpg mpg 2 3865 1024 768 53 30 01 76 E Flow Swits mpg mpg 22 50 260 800 600 772 30 02573 HES Lihopsltems 1 Flower Fly Though HD mpg mpg 23 39 063 KB 800 600 480 30 016 0 ED HES Lihopattem 2 E FolageAnd Flowers HD pg mpg 24 13 572 1024 758 168 30 0560 HES Logo 23 Gibson Gut ar HD mpg
19. cept for zero The following table shows valid and reserved values for User Content Media Folders 0 No Selection media file collections 1 55 Default Stock media 56 239 User collections 240 254 Reserved 255 Internal Camera video feed Media Files 1 149 Stock Objects 150 255 User Objects 200 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Moving User Content Files and Folders User content can be easily moved between fixtures or between your local drive and fixtures Which method you use depends on How much content you want to move What existing server content you want to preserve Whether the client machine is currently connected to the Ethernet fixture link f you want to maintain currently assigned content identification DMX values There are several methods for moving User content files and media folders between media servers to your local drive Drag and Drop Copy and Paste commands Cloning transfers the User Content files and their DMX value assignments from one media server to one or more server s on the fixture network Creating a Content Archive Deploying a Content Archive Use the following table to determine the best method for your situation Transfer Type Fixture Network From Server From Client Between File Transfer Method to Client Machine to Networked Machine Server s Server s Drag and Drop Yes if format is Do
20. cts and User Warps and upload them to media servers The Stock Content and User Content reside in separate folders The High End Systems website highend com and the High End Systems Digital Lighting Community forums hiahend com are resources for tips and techniques on creating User Content See Custom User Content on page 283 and Custom User Warps for basic considerations in developing your own content for Axon HD media servers Stock Media Files Inside User I mage and Stock I mage folders are Library folders containing collections of media files Media files can be still images or video clips in one of the following formats 1 9 gif png bmp mpv mpg m2v NOTE AxonHD media servers support jpg formatted using RGB color CMYK color files are not currently supported High End Systems Content Management Application file MediaFiles Help amp Al Servers 3 servers Name OMX Size Width Frame Rate B DL30ne 1 E 1 33 935 1024 758 417 30 0 13 30 User Media E Beach WavesHD mpg mpg 2 68 353 1024 758 840 30 028 0 User Objects Blob Holes HD meg mpg 3 56 249 KB 1024 768 768 30 0 25 60 fO Beading Bullets HD mog mpg 4 78 125 KB 1024 768 50 30 032 0 2 goed is E Bubble Testure HD mpg mpg 5 29 297 KB 1024 768 360 30 012 0 SHES OK Bubbles Ranidmeg mpg 6 23296 768 576 420 30 0150 C HES Atmospheric 4 Bu
21. edia1 MyMedia2 and so forth You can rename these folders with a single click on the folder name 3 After creating a folder and renaming it if you wish highlight the folder to add media files 4 Click Add Media This will bring up a file browser window that will allow you to navigate to the spot on your hard drive containing the media you want to add You can add single files or multiple files To add multiple files hold down shift and select multiple media files with your mouse 5 Click Add Objects if you wish to add custom 3 D objects to the archive This will again bring up a file browser window to navigate to your 3 D objects Any 3 D objects added will appear in the right hand column of the wizard 3 D objects do not get added to folders 6 Click Next at the bottom of the wizard This will take you to another screen where you choose where to save and what to name your archive 7 Click Browse to navigate to where you want to save and name your archive 8 Click Next Your archive will then be created NOTES The Remove Media and Remove Object buttons can be used to remove media files and objects from the wizard when creating the archive 206 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Currently the archive will not be created unless each media folder created has at least one media file in it All media folders files and objects will be assigned DMX addresses in alphabet
22. equence header The CMA will allow these files to be loaded on to the server but it will alert you to potential issues by displaying the warnings in a dialog Errors are more serious problems with content that can create severe stability issues in media server software for example content encoded as the wrong type of stream Transport Stream instead of an Elementary Stream Errors are caused when content does not adhere to the MPEG2 encoding standard When an error is found the CMA will not allow this content to be loaded on to a server at all A dialog will describe the issue and after dismissing the dialog you will find the specific file has not been loaded onto the server Axon HD Media Server User Manual 203 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA CMA Interaction When you drag a content Copy Files Progress file or folder on to a server a dialog shows the HIGH SYSTEMS progress of the file copy process If there is i Copying 4 files 4 4 TY 005 breakdown solo mpg 10 6660 61506 KB If warnings or errors are File Path found the CMA compiles 4 C Documents and Setti missing MPEG 2 sequence the list of issues in the C Documents and Setti sequence extensions out o bottom half of the Copy C Documents and Setti sequence end code missing C Documents and Setti movie not l frame only nothing wrong with the content it copies to the
23. er content See Naming and Deleting User Content Files and Folders on page 199 Type indicates the file format extension e DMX is the currently assigned DMX value for the folder This value can be auto assigned and edited for User content See Assigning DMX Values to User Content on page 199 Size of file in kilobytes Width in pixels Height in pixels Frame Count Frame Rate in frames per second Movie Length in hr min sec Date the file was last modified Axon HD Media Server User Manual 197 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA You can access several options for displaying files in the right pane through the drop down menu or by right clicking in the right pane when files are being displayed High End Systems Content Management Application Fie View 2 Details Refresh Thumbnails Small Thumbnails Medium Thumbnails Large HES_Core 1 HES Aenals 1 2 C HES_Oiss 3 CQ HES Atmosphenc 4 On The Wall Studos 5 C Sean Bidwell 5 CQ Luna Blue 7 o Feedback Video 8 HES_Texture 3 HES Foliage 10 HES Religous 11 C _ Gothic 12 CQ HES Digtal Aenais 2 13 HES Theme Sils 14 C3 Apollo Glass 15 Artbeats 15 5 TopMac 17 Beacon Dig Gobos 18 Amomhous Digi Gobos 19 20 5 HES Lithopattems 1 21 22 HES_Uthopattems_2 22 HES_Lo
24. ervers 4 servers DMX M 282B8F3E 0 QHES_Core_HD_1080p 1 24 12 13 2013 4 57 21 PM 8 02 User Media A Luna Blue 2 53 12 13 2013 4 51 29 PM i User Objects 3 13 12 13 2013 5 01 17 PM User Warps 4 22 12 13 2013 5 01 25 PM 8 02 Stock Media 5 29 12 13 2013 4 53 10 PM Stock Objects L Kristine_Schomaker 6 23 12 13 2013 4 58 50 PM 8 92902AAA 0 O Rabit_Hole_Crestve 7 20 12 13 2013 4 59 15 PM D User Media L Showfootage 8 28 12 13 2013 4 59 48 PM User Objects COWilliam Strother E 35 12 13 2013 5 01 11 PM User Warps _ Video Doors Curtains 10 10 12 13 2013 4 53 33 PM 8 3 Stock Media COFeedBack Video Mamage 11 52 12 13 2013 4 54 25 PM Stock Objects E FeedBack_Video_Religious 12 37 12 13 2013 4 55 02 PM cj MI 49904178 0 OHES_Core 13 39 12 13 2013 4 55 53 PM 3 HES_Digital_Aerials_1 14 108 12 13 2013 4 57 42 PM 8 0 User Media COHES Oils 15 14 12 13 2013 4 58 27 PM User Objects CQHES Atmospheric 16 31 12 13 2013 4 55 44 User Warps E 0n_The_Wall_Studios 17 37 12 13 2013 4 59 00 PM 8 0 Stock Media Sean_Bridwell 18 19 12 13 2013 4 59 23 PM 9 Stock Objects Luna Blue 2 19 49 12 13 2013 4 51 40 PM AxonHDTG 75 COFeedback Video 2 20 32 12 13 2013 4 53 16 PM 8 02 User Media HES_Texture 21 10 12 13 2013 4 58 33 PM User Objects LOHES Foliage 22 31 12 13 2013 4 58 00 PM User Warps Religious 23 4 12 13 2013 4 58 29 PM E O Stock Media HES_Gothic 24 11 12 13 2013 4 58 03 PM
25. es To view configuration information for a individual server click on All Servers in the left pane of the CMA window and select the to view all the servers on the fixture network Select a server in the left pane to view its configuration information in the right pane Configuration information is grouped under tabs in the right pane Fields are provided for all editable configuration values 214 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA AxonHD Media Server Configuration Options Axon configuration options are grouped under a Server Display Connectors Art Net amp 1 0 Info and Menu Display tabs Server Tab Server Display Connectors Art Net amp Info Menu Display DMX Settings Output 1 Source DMX512 Fixture ID 75 Start Channel 1 Identify Protocol hd Layers 10 Warp Edit ofr Number 1 DMX Settings Configuration Item DMX Start Channel 1 512 Configuration Value Options Identify DMX Source DMX512 or Art Net DMX Protocol HD Sets graphic objects from 1 10 Fixture ID 1 255 Fixture ID Warp Editor Off or On Number Axon HD Media Server User Manual 215 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Display Connectors Tab Server Display Connectors Art Net amp I O Info Menu Display Display Connectors Connector 1 Display Device DVI 1 SyncMaster R
26. es NOT preserve valid for the DMX Values destination folder Copy and Paste Yes commands Preserves DMX values and Deploying a Content Replaces any previous User Archive Content on destination drive Creating a Content Archive Saves assigned DMX values when creating archive from content on a fixture Axon HD Media Server User Manual 201 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Downloading Content from a Media Server to Your Local Drive The CMA supports downloading User content files or folders from a media server to your local drive To download a file or folder of User Content 1 Display the Folder or File that you wish to move in the right pane of the CMA window 2 If the destination for the file on your local drive is visible you can simply drag and drop the folder or file to that location or an external drive connected to your computer OR 3 Select Copy from the Media Files or Objects drop down menu or the right click popup list 4 Browse to the destination on your hard drive then select Paste from the Media Files or Objects drop down menu or the right click popup list 202 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Uploading Content from Your Local Drive to a Media Server You can upload User Content Media files Media folders and Object files from your hard drive to a DL 3 DL 2 or Axon media server provided they are A valid file form
27. esolution 1280x1024 Refresh Rate so Video Selftest of Media Folder Media File j1 Display Connectors Configuration Item Configuration Value Options Resolution Options in the drop down lists are automatically populated by the Axon Refresh Rates software for the specific display device attached Video Pattern 1 displays graphic object with texture for the number of graphic layers you have defined 2 alternates between an alignment grid and a color calibration screen Media Folder Current Selected Media File Current Selected 216 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Info Tab Server Display Connectors Art Net amp yo Info Menu Display Capture Settings Server Info r Version Info Model AxonHD ServerName axonHDTG Software 1 0 0 0 IP Address 0 0 0 0 WES7 1 0 0 Unique Number 40644438 Firmware 1 0 0 0 Disk Free Space 74045 Hardware rMisc CPU i7 4770 Fixture Defaults Motherboard H87I PLUS Video Adapter 1 HD7700 Reboot Server lt Previous Server Next Server gt Server Info Model Axon HD Server Name Allows fixture name of up to 26 characters IP Address Read only assigned to that unit by the router or Auto IP Unique Number Read only assigned by factory Disk Free Space Read only in MB Version Info Configurat
28. gos 23 HES_Hi_Res 24 C3 Nasa Images 25 Blue Pony Diatal 26 C HES Setup and Test 39 P Stank Nhiarto 31 files Disk Free Space 271 38 GB A FeedBack Vid SD_Arcticight mpg t e SD Cloud007mpg SD Cloud010 mpg 6 a SD_Gelside mpg SD_GlobeHazy mpg 11 12 Poenum 16 SD Mel mpg 17 SD Batview2 mpg SD Beerush mpg 4 SD Bubbles mpg 9 SD_Dash mpg 8 SD_Deep01 mpg 9 SD_Fit mpg 10 SD Gridipplempg 50_ 14 SD BE Md 13 SD Mold mpg 18 SD Phase mpg 19 SD Pineapple mpc 20 Chere IP 10 2 198 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Managing User Media and Object Content All Stock and User content can be viewed and refreshed but you have additional control over other aspects of your custom content Within the CMA Client Window you can Rename user files and folders Delete files and folders Control DMX value assignment to files and folders Move files and folders between your local drive and a media server Naming and Deleting User Content Files and Folders You can Rename any user content folder or file displayed in the right pane of the CMA window using the pull down Media Folders Objects or 3D Warp menu or with a right click selection Use the standard Windows operating system naming conventions You can Delete any user content folder or file displayed in the rig
29. ht click popup list A Clone Content Wizard lets you select one or more servers on the fixture network as the destination for cloned content Clone Content Wizard HIGH ND SYSTEMS Axon One 169 254 150 81 2 0 0 2412 Axon Axon Four 169 254 122 38 2 0 0 2412 Axon Axon Two 169 254 179 247 2 0 0 2412 Axon O DL 3 One 169 254 153 131 2 0 0 2412 DL3 Axon Three 169 254 2459 89 2 0 0 2412 Axon The cloning process erases all destination server s user content and replaces it with the selected server s user content Stock content is unaffected 208 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Deleting Content To delete all User Content from a server Delete Content 1 In the CMA Client Window select All Server in the left pane HIGH END SYSTEMS 2 Select the Server with the content you want to delete in the right pane Delete all content from one 3 From the drop down menu or the right click popup list select Delete Content A dialog box OKs cancels the action DMX Summary The DMX Summary lets you view all the content for a single server in a table format with the following details Whether the content is a User Media file folder a Stock Media file folder or a Object The associated Folder Name for media files The Folder DMX value for media files The File Name for media or object files The File DMX value for media or object files To
30. ht pane of the CMA window using the pull down Media Folders Objects or 3D Warp menu or with a right click selection NOTE You cannot Delete a movie if the media server is playing it Assigning DMX Values to User Content The DMX Value associated with each file and folder makes it easy to use the DMX control protocol to identify a unique media file or object There are up to 240 Media file folders with each capable of containing up to 255 image or movie media files This gives a theoretical total of 61 200 possible locations for Media image or movie files There is one DMX parameter used to identify a object so 255 DMX values are available between the Stock and User Content to identify objects Assigning DMX Values Automatically The CMA can automatically assign a unique DMX value to any file or folder that does not already have a value This automated assignment is based on alphabetically sorting the existing file folder names and assigning each item a unique consecutive integer To automatically assign DMX values to a single file or folder with user content 1 Display the User content folder or file in the right pane of the CMA Window 2 Select AutoSet DMX from either the Media Files folder or Objects drop down menu or the right click popup list The CMA will assign a valid DMX value to the file or the folder Axon HD Media Server User Manual 199 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA You can automatically assign DM
31. ical fashion Creating Content Backup Archive Backups are created using the Content Archive feature An Content Archive file is a compressed file containing all the User Content from a single fixture along with the assigned DMX values for folders and files To create a Content Archive 1 In the CMA Client Window select All Server in the left pane 2 Select the Server with the content you want to backup in the right pane 3 Select Create Content Archive from the Media Files or Objects drop down menu or the right click popup list Deploying a Content Archive Deploying the Content Archive you created restores the user content to a fixture To replicate this content to other fixtures on the link use the Clone Content feature see Cloning User Content on page 208 Axon HD Media Server User Manual 207 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Cloning User Content Cloning is a file transfer operation where all the User Content of a single fixture is replicated across one or more other fixtures Cloning preserves all user content naming and DMX values This allows you for example to send the custom content for a specific show to all the fixtures used in that show with one operation To clone user content 1 In the CMA Client Window select All Server in the left pane 2 Select the Server with the content you want to clone in the right pane 3 Select Clone Content from the Media Files or Objects drop down menu or the rig
32. ion Item Configuration Value Options Software Read only WES7 Read only Firmware Read only Hardware Configuration Item Configuration Value Options Read Only displays current hardware configuration Motherboard Video Adapter 1 Axon HD Media Server User Manual 217 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Miscellaneous Configuration Item Configuration Value Options Fixture Defaults On restores fixture defaults Off displays whenever defaults has been changed Check Reboot to restart the internal graphics engine Reboot Server 218 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA ArtNet and I O Tab i Nl Server Display Connectors Art Net amp I O Info Menu Display Capture Settings Art Net Settings Art Net 1 Subnet o ipie o ArtNet Settings Configuration Item Configuration Value Options Art Net Subnet 0 16 ArtNet Universe Axon HD Media Server User Manual 219 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Menu Display Tab Server Display Connectors Art Net amp I O Info Menu Display Settings Menu Performance Display Device DVI DELL U2312HM 58 0 Resolution 1920x1080 5157 0M Refresh Rate 60 0 00 Menu Configuration Item Display Device Configuration Value Options Read Only Resolution Refresh Rate Performance Configuratio
33. mpg 25 106 093 KB 1024 768 1105 24 046 4 HES_Hi Res 24 GrahcDJ HD mpg mpg 26 45 702 KB 1024 768 624 30 0 20 80 0 Nasa Images 25 E Grassy Field Fly By HD mpg mpg 27 32 961 KB 800 600 405 30 013 50 Blue Pony Digital 2 E Green Glass HD mpg mpg 28 67 016 1024 768 732 24 0 30 50 MES Co 2127 2 Hour Glass HD mpg 23 48 827 KB 1440 1024 600 30 020 0 V Squared Labs 2E E Hydro Pump HD mpg 30 44 127 KB 1024 768 422 24 020 8 Vrtual Lfe Media 2 E Icebergs HD mpg mpg 31 78124 KB 1024 768 960 30 032 0 The stock media files provided by High End Systems have been compressed and optimized for reliable and smooth playback from AxonHD media servers Each file and folder has an associated DMX value These values are fixed for Stock Content but must be assigned for all user created content See Assigning DMX Values to User Content on page 199 for more information Axon HD Media Server User Manual 195 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Object Files Object files are the 3 D object component files used to build a graphic image User Warps are obj files created using the Warp Editor Axon HD protocol supports a combined total of 255 object files displayed in Stock Objects User Objects and User Warps folders As with Stock Media files the Stock Objects have a fixed DMX value and cannot be edited A user created object file must be assigned a unique DMX value between 150 255 Viewi
34. n Item CPU Utilization Available Memory Disk Queue Configuration Value Options Gauges display available resources remaining This can help with balancing additional layers with the capabilities for the hardware configuration of this device 220 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Configuration Example Before programming a Digital Light fixture or the Axon media server from a DMX512 console you need to Identify the DMX Source for the fixture Select the Protocol type to determine the DMX channel footprint this fixture will utilize Select a Fixture Number to identify this Axon on the Ethernet link required if you will be synchronizing output between fixtures Assign a valid Start Channel the first channel in the unique range of DMX channels designated by the console for this Axon All these selections can be made in the Server tab for all models of media servers 1 To view configuration information for an individual server click on All Servers in the left pane of the CMA window and select the to view all the servers on the fixture network Select a server in the left pane to view its configuration information in the right pane 2 High End Systems Content Management Application File Configuration Help Al Servers 9 servers Server Fixture Lamp Test Reset Hardware 1 0
35. ne 169 254 153 131 2 0 0 2412 DL3 of the server name to select a server s for upgrading Choose the servers to upgrade 7 Click Next to continue upgrade The server will reboot after upgrading the software Select All Clear All lt Back Next gt Cancel 212 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Viewing Server Configuration The CMA lets you remotely view and modify fixture settings Some settings like Lamp Hours Software Versions etc are view only Other settings such as Fixture ID various Projector settings DMX Start Channel etc can be modified configured NOTE All of these settings are also available for DL 3 and DL 2 fixtures through the Digital Light onboard menu system The CMA also has some additional configuration features that let you Assign a name to servers connected over the network for easier identification of servers on your network Compare all the Configuration Items of a certain type for a group of fixtures For example viewing the DMX Start Channels of all the fixtures on a network Control monitor display settings for Axon media servers Viewing Current Configuration of All Servers To view configuration information for all Servers on the network select All Configurations in the left pane The right pane now displays configuration values for all the media servers on the fixture link in a sortable table Click in the column he
36. ng Server Configuration Data Selecting an individual server from the list in the left pane displays all the configuration values for that server in the right pane Selecting All Configuration displays the combined configuration values for all the servers on the network For more information on server configuration see Viewing Server Configuration on page 213 Viewing Content You can view information about media folders and files within each folder in a table format NOTE Clicking on a column heading sorts the table according to the values in that column All Servers 3 servers B 92902 0 WW A9904178 0 ww AxonHDProTG 100 User Media User Objects User Warps Stock Media Stock Objects All Configuration Viewing Folders Clicking on a media folder in the left pane reveals information about any sub folders it contains QA Luna Blue FeedBack_Video Kristine_Schomaker CQRabit Hole Creative Showfootage William Strother _ Video Doors Curtains FeedBack_Video_Marriage FeedBack_Video_Religious HES Core Digital Aerials 1 C HES Oils Co J C O1 4 CO h Name OMX FileCount CQ HES Core HD 1080p 12 14 2013 10 10 14 AM 12 14 2013 10 05 20 AM 12 14 2013 10 04 15 AM 12 14 2013 10 05 51 AM 12 14 2013 10 06 31 AM 12 14 2013 10 11 35
37. ns you want to display click 3 Axon Four 10 2 1 Available Memory Display Level Projector Focus Value Self Test Video Pattern CPU Utilization Display Opacity Projector Input Self Test Zoom V Disk Queue DMX Protocol T Projector Input Selection by DMX Tilt Invert DMX Start Channel DMX Source Projector Lamp Unique Number V Fixture ID I External SVideo Format Projector Lamp Mode Windows XPe Version Fixture Name Firmware Version Projector OSD Menu IP Address Fixture Defaults Projector Rear V Lamp Hours Fixture Hours Projector Type Model Home Motion Projector Zoom Override Enable Software Version Pan Invert Projector Zoom Value Art Net Subnet Pan Tilt Swap Secondary Display Parameters Art Net Universe Primary Display Parameters Self Test Focus Data Loss Timeout Iris Projector Ceiling Self Test Iris Disk Free Space Projector Defaults Self Test PaniTilt Display Invert Projector Focus Override Enable Self Test Video 7 Re Order Columns You also have the option to change the order that the columns are displayed Left click on the head of the column you wish to move hold down the mouse button and drag the column to the desired position Releasing the mouse button will move that column to the new location Viewing Individual Fixture Configuration Valu
38. ommended software requirements for running the CMA Windows 7 32 and 64 bit other OS s have limited support Microsoft Net 4 100 1000 base Ethernet card a Gigabit Ethernet card is recommended for fast content uploading of large files To automatically install the CMA on your computer s hard drive insert the CD that shipped with your media server NOTE If you are running Windows OS and the CMA doesn t automatically install navigate to the CMA msi file in your windows browser and double click to install the CMA Once the CMA is installed double clicking on the application icon will launch it and display the CMA Client Window Launching the CMA on Axon Axon media servers can launch the CMA locally When you start Axon the local monitor will display a desktop that gives you access to the CMA 190 Axon HD Media Server User Manual CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA Press the Launch CMA button on the local desktop The application automatically finds and identifies the Local Drives including any connected USB drives the CD DVD drive as well as other Axon HD Axon DL 3 and DL 2 media servers connected to the same Ethernet network NOTE The AxonHD server supports an onboard DVD drive you can use for copying content into an Axon HD Server as well as burning User content onto DVD CD Auto Discovery When a DL 3 DL 2 fixture an Axon or AxonHD media server is connected to an ethernet network it sends out
39. s 16 E Eye Cutures Fades HD mpg mpg 18 34 863 KB 800 600 504 30 0 16 80 2 19 2008 6 32 57 PM DHA TopMac 17 E Fast Car Commute mpg mpg 20 187 255 KB 640 480 3540 30 158 0 2 19 2008 6 33 13 PM 2 E Flip Clock HD mpg az 3555 1024 768 53 30 01 76 2 18 2008 6 33 21 PM CO miono E mpg 22 50 260 KB 800 600 772 30 0 25 73 2 18 2008 6 33 27 PM C3 HES Lithopattems_1 E FlowerFly Though HD mpg mpg 23 39 063 KB 800 600 480 30 016 0 2 19 2008 6 33 31 PM HES Lithopattems 2 Foliage And Flowers HD mpg mpg 24 13 672 1024 768 168 30 0560 2 19 2008 6 33 32 PM HES Logos 23 E Gibson Guitar HD mpg mpg 25 106 099 KB 1024 768 1105 24 0 46 4 no 2 19 2008 6 33 44 PM E HES HiRes 24 GrafDJ HD mpg mpg 26 45 702 KB 1024 768 624 30 0 20 80 2 18 2008 6 33 49 PM C Nasa Images 25 2 Grassy Field Fly By HD mpg mpg 27 32 961 800 600 405 30 01350 2 19 2008 6 33 52 PM Blue Pony Digital 2 2 Green Glass HD mpa mpg 28 67 016 KB 1024 768 732 24 0 30 50 no 2 19 2008 6 34 14 PM C Core 2 27 Hour Gilass HD mpg mpg 28 48 827 1440 1024 600 30 0 20 0 no 2 18 2008 6 34 19 PM C V Squared Labs 2 2 Hydro Pump HD mpa mpg 30 44127 KB 1024 768 482 24 0 20 8 2 18 2008 6 34 26 PM Life Media 2 E Icebergs HD mpg mpg 3i 78 124 1024 768 960 30 0 32 0 2 19 2008 6 34 34 Name ofthe file This value is editable for Us
40. s B DL 3 Three 3 User Media User Objects Stock Media Stock Objects BB DL2 Four 4 Axon One 5 Axon Two 7 Axon Three 8 MW Axon Five 10 All Configuration 75 Files Disk Free Space 270 77 GB J 3 3 3 en WOE 3 93 o3 9r 3 9n 3 9r 93 93 93 93 er3 03 Er G 0014 solo rollerderby mpg 0015 solo roller2 mpg 0016_breakcarcliff mpa 0026_solo_a mpg 0027 solo b out mpg 004 alpha roll 4 mpg 004_mary mpa 005_breakdown_solo mpg 005 the end mpg 005 versebreak mpg 006 piant mpg 007 chorus 3 mpg 007 kindacoolmpg 013 roll symbols mpg 014 sprocket 50 mpg 15 verse 1 mpg 016 verse 1001 mpg 0170E_Final mpg 017 alpha roll 2 mpg 1 BMetropolis main mpg 018 chorus solo mpg 018 chorus mpg 2 nreenwash mna 15 436 KB 22 897 KB 19 013 KB 11 266 KB 14 842 KB 51 806 KB 36 816 KB 41 270 KB 51 506 KB 2 515 KB 7 722 KB 71 860 KB 27 949 KB 12 395 KB 24 861 KB 21 626 KB 42 822 KB 67 992 KB 268 600 KB 73 728 KB 193 967 KB 137 422 KB 28 002 KB KR 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 720 7n 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 Frar gt Client IP 169 254 19 61 Double clicking on the highlighted file will bring up another dialog describing the identified file error 001
41. website A dialog box will give you the option to Save 2 Select the location and press Save again to put a copy of the Fixture software on your local drive Axon HD Media Server User Manual 211 CHAPTER 13 Content Management Application CMA 3 Click on All Servers in the left pane of the CMA Window High End Systems Content Management Application Jof xj File Servers Help HIGH END SYSTEMS E All Servers 6 servers DL 3 One 1 DL 3 Two 2 Axon One 10 Axon Two 11 f Axon Three 12 HM Axon Four 13 3 All Configuration B 1 DL 3 One 169 254 153 131 2 0 0 2412 DL3 D 2 DL 3 Two 169 254 11 144 2 0 0 2412 DL3 In 10 Axon One 169 254 150 81 2 0 0 2412 Axon In 11 Axon Two 169 254 179 247 2 0 0 2412 Axon m2 Axon Three 169 254 249 89 2 0 0 2412 Axon mi 13 Axon Four 169 254 122 38 2 0 0 2412 Axon 8 8 Refresh sore Daere ganten Deploy Upgrade Software DMA Summam Download 199 Identity 4 Right click anywhere in the CMA Window or use the Server s pull down menu to select Upgrade Software The Upgrade Wizard will prompt you to browse to the location where you saved a copy of latest version 5 After locating the P HIGH ND SYSTEMS The Upgrade Wizard displays a list of all servers connected to the fixture network 15 3 Two 169 254 11 144 2002412 DL3 6 Click in the box to the left 001 3 O

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