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You can force a connection using any of the following methods:
• Forcing a connection usin
g the Command Line
• Forcing a connection using Serial Force mode
• Forcing a connection using SNMP
Guidelines
NOTE: The following guidelines do not apply when forcing a connection using SNMP.
All forced connections are done in Shared mode. For optimum operation of the force connection
feature, observe the following guidelines:
• Both the user entering the command
and the user at the target user station must have rights to
the target device.
• All user stations and IQ modules must have unique names.
• If the host and target user stations are connected to
different AMX switches, the AMX
switching system must be synchronized using the AMWorks software.
• (Serial Force mode only) To prevent the host user station from automatically logging out, the
In
activity Timer Disconnect function must be disabled. See Persistent mode on page 57 for
more information.
• (Serial Force mode only) If Force
User Login is enabled, a user must be logged in. See
Administering security settings on
page 45 for more information.
Force connect and force disconnect commands
The force connect and force disco
nnect commands contain two user-defined variables: the
[TargetUserStationName] and the [servername]. Single quotes are required before and after each
variable. The following is an example of a force connect command:
fc ‘User Station 3’ ‘Server 43’.
• [TargetUserStationName] - the name of the user s
tation that you wish to connect to or
disconnect from the target device.
To determine the name of the user station, launch
the OSCAR interface and click the ? tab.
Press the
End key to view the unit name at the bottom of the screen. When entering a force
connect or disconnect command, replace [TargetUserStationName] with the unit name.
• [servername] - the name of the target device to
which you wish the user station to force a
connection or disconnection.
The server name is stored on the IQ module and is displayed in the list on the Target tab of the
OSCAR interface. When
entering a force connect or disconnect command, replace
[servername] with the appropriate target device name from the Target list.
Forcing a connection using the OSD Command Line
To force a user station to make or break a connection:
1. Press the default Command Line hotkey sequence to display the Command Line. For more
information see Accessing the Command Line on pag
e 62.
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- Switch Series 1
- Switch Series 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Table of Contents v 7
- List of Figures 9
- List of Tables 11
- Product Overview 13
- Glossary 15
- Component Overview 16
- The AMX switch 17
- The AMX user station 17
- The AMX switch IQ modules 18
- UTP cables 18
- Safety Precautions 19
- AMIQ-SRL modules 22
- Rack Mounting an AMX Switch 25
- Installing an AMX Switch 25
- Support for assistance 27
- AMX Switch 33
- Installing AMWorks Software 38
- Configuring AMWorks software 39
- Using nVision routers 40
- Unit LEDs 41
- AMX user station 42
- IQ module 43
- Operations 45
- OSCAR interface tabs 46
- Target Devices 47
- Ctrl+Up hotkey 49
- Setting a local switch hotkey 50
- Setting a target flag 51
- Scanning the switching system 53
- tab, then select Scan 53
- button to begin scanning 53
- Figure 3.10: User Screen 54
- Logging in as a user 55
- Logging out 56
- Managing the user database 56
- Figure 3.13: Add User Screen 57
- Configuring Keyboard Settings 60
- Keyboard type 62
- Keyboard translation 63
- User Stations 67
- Locking user station settings 68
- Persistent mode 69
- Setting Device Properties 70
- OSD Command Line Operations 73
- Accessing the Command Line 74
- Disabling Auto User Login 75
- Equalization tuning 75
- Deskew tuning 76
- Configuring the DDC table 77
- Code Definition 81
- Terminal Operations 83
- Appendices 87
- Appendices 77 89
- Appendices 79 91
- Appendices 81 93
- Appendices 83 95
- AMIQ-SRL module modes 97
- Configuration Screen 99
- AMIQ-SRL module pinouts 100
- Language support 101
- Appendices 91 103
- Appendix D: Pod Switch Mode 105
- Enabling Pod Switch mode 107
- Performing a Pod Switch 107
- Appendix E: Troubleshooting 109
- Appendices 99 111
- Appendix F: Command Functions 112
- Appendices 101 113
- Appendix G: Technical Support 115
- Index 107 119
- Index 109 121
- USA Notification 123
- Canadian Notification 123
- Japanese Approvals 123
- Commutateurs de la série AMX 125
- Table des Matieres 127
- Table des Matieres v 129
- Liste des Figures 131
- Liste des Tableaux 133
- Présentation du produit 135
- Glossaire 138
- Présentation des composants 138
- Commutateur AMX 139
- Console utilisateur AMX 140
- Câbles UTP 140
- Mesures de sécurité 141
- Installation 143
- Entrée 148
- 00000 en tant 149
- Les consoles 162
- Pinnacle ou Chyron 162
- Voyants de l’unité 164
- Module IQ 166
- Fonctionnement 167
- Onglets de l’interface OSCAR 168
- Équipements cibles 169
- Accès aux équipements cibles 170
- Configure 172
- pour lancer le balayage 176
- Utilisateurs 177
- Déconnexion 178
- Figure 3.13 : Écran Add User 179
- Configuration clavier 182
- Type de clavier 184
- Traduction du clavier 186
- Alimentation 187
- Consoles utilisateur 190
- Mode persistant 192
- Réglage de l’égalisation 198
- Réglage du réalignement 199
- Configuration du tableau DDC 200
- Opérations de terminal 205
- Annexes 79 213
- Annexes 81 215
- Annexes 83 217
- Annexes 85 219
- Modes du module AMIQ-SRL 221
- -Saut de ligne) 222
- Brochage du module AMIQ-SRL 225
- Compatibilité multilingue 225
- Annexes 93 227
- Introduction 229
- Configuration requise 229
- Configuration 230
- Annexes 97 231
- Verr Num +. Pour de 231
- Alt + 1 232
- Annexe E : Dépannage 233
- Annexes 101 235
- Annexes 103 237
- Annexes 105 239
- Index 111 245
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