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Axia xNode - Specific xNode Model Overviews; GPIO xNode Functionality; HTML Interface for Configuration

Axia xNode
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Introducing the xNode • 4
© 2016 Axia Audio - Rev 2.0
Microphone
Four Microphone inputs and four stereo analog line-level outputs available on RJ45 or DB-25 connector. Pinout
information is available in Chapter 6.
GPIO
6 DA-15 ports, each with 5 Opto Inputs and 5 Opto Outputs. Pinout information is available in Chapter 7.
Mixed Signal
1 Mic/Line Analog Input
2 Analog Line Inputs
1 AES-3 Input
3 Analog Line Outputs
1 AES-3 Output
2 GPIO Ports, each with 5 inputs and 5 outputs.
Chapter 8 covers pin outs of the mixed xNode.
HTML Interface
xNodes provide basic conguration from the front panel interface. Further setup or maintenance is available through
an HTML interface (otherwise known as a web interface). Accessing this interface requires a PC that is on the same
network as the xNode and has an IP address within the same subnet. Using a web browser, the IP address of the
xNode is typed into the URL request eld. Upon accessing the device, an authentication process is required.
The default username and password are:
Username: user
Password: (none)
What is meant by subnet?
In this text, the term subnet is used to designate the network portion of an IP address. An IP address,
192.168.1.15, has a network prex and a host number. Where one ends and the other begins is dened by
the subnet mask. A common class C network will have a “netmask” of 255.255.255.0. Compining these two
values, 192.168.1.15 255.255.255.0 denes the network prex (subnet) as 192.168.1 and denes the host
number as 15. So two devices within the same subnet would have the same prex, but required to have
different host numbers. 192.168.1.15 and 192.168.1.25 for example.

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