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Lists changes and bug fixes in the 4.1-P1 firmware version for ACCESS NX.
Details the items included with the new ACCESS NX Portable unit and instructions for checking them.
Provides an overview of the ACCESS NX Portable, highlighting its features and capabilities.
Offers background information about Comrex Corporation and its history in broadcast equipment.
Outlines the product warranty terms, limitations, and disclaimers provided by Comrex Corporation.
Identifies and describes the controls and connectors located on the front panel of the ACCESS NX unit.
Details the ports and indicators on the top panel of the ACCESS NX unit, including USB, Power, Serial, and Ethernet.
Illustrates and explains the connectors on the side panels, such as MIC/LINE IN, HEADPHONES, and LINE OUT.
Shows and describes the rear panel components, including Battery Compartment, Adjustable Strap, and Mixer Port.
Explains how audio inputs and outputs are handled differently in mono and stereo modes on the NX unit.
Provides instructions on how to power on the ACCESS NX unit using its internal or external power sources.
Details the procedure for safely powering off the ACCESS NX unit.
Describes how to navigate and operate the NX unit using its capacitive touchscreen interface.
Explains the information presented in the top and bottom status bars of the NX display.
Guides on establishing connections using the Comrex Switchboard server for easy remote access.
Outlines the process for making direct IP connections using the legacy BRIC-Normal mode.
Explains how to manually create connections utilizing the CrossLock reliability layer for enhanced stability.
Details the procedure for initiating outgoing connections from the NX unit.
Describes how the NX unit handles and displays incoming calls.
Covers the configuration and status of the built-in Ethernet port for network connectivity.
Explains how to enable, scan, and configure Wi-Fi adapters for network access.
Details the setup for cellular modems, including APN settings for 3G/4G data connections.
Describes the setup for the optional POTS modem for analog telephone line connections.
Details how to configure the mono and stereo audio inputs, including levels and phantom power.
Explains the three fixed preamp settings for Mic/Line inputs: Mic LO, Mic HI, and Line.
Describes how to configure input channels for mono or stereo operation and their implications.
Explains the function of the Program and Producer audio busses for routing audio signals.
Covers the configuration of headphone and line outputs, including level controls and audio source selection.
Explains how connecting the optional mixer affects the Audio I/O menu structure.
Provides real-time network activity and quality metrics during a CrossLock connection.
Displays jitter values and frame loss information from the Jitter Buffer Manager.
Shows real-time graphs of outgoing and incoming packet rates, segmented by data and overhead.
Explains how to set and view default profiles for connections, with OPUS Mono as the factory default.
Describes how to access and view the specific parameters configured within a connection profile.
Details settings that determine the NX unit's behavior and the remote ACCESS unit's behavior.
Guides on creating new custom profiles or copying existing ones for connection configurations.
Configures general connection parameters like Unit Name and Incoming Connection Password.
Manages settings for contact closure triggers and auto-connect rules for remotes.
Configures security options including remote control passwords and enabling remote control functionality.
Enables and configures the Switchboard Traversal Server for managing connections.
Configures alternate operation modes such as BRIC Normal, Modem, and EBU 3326/SIP.
Provides pinout details for XLR, Line In, and Line Out audio connectors on the unit.
Details the pin configuration for the 8-pin mini-DIN serial port used for data transfer.
Outlines the pinout for the 9-pin mini-DIN connector used for contact closure inputs and outputs.
Steps to enable and configure the Switchboard Server within the unit's system settings.
Instructions for creating an account and logging into the Comrex Switchboard server.
Guides on adding and managing multiple user accounts for accessing the Switchboard interface.
Explains how to create and manage contact lists to filter codec visibility within Switchboard.
Details how to share codec status with external Switchboard accounts.
Explains the underlying principles and challenges of using Switchboard for internet connections.
Recommends using CrossLock in conjunction with Switchboard for enhanced connection information.
Describes the process of establishing CrossLock connections using the Switchboard service.
Explains how to establish CrossLock connections directly, without relying on the Switchboard service.
Introduces the Device Manager software for updating, configuring, and managing Comrex devices.
Accessing the simplified setup interface via Device Manager for device configuration.
Explains how to save and manage network configurations for different environments.
Details the process of setting up and configuring Wi-Fi connections using the Toolbox interface.
Covers advanced network configuration options like Preserve after Reset and Use with CrossLock.
Configures the NX unit for continuous operation, adjusting timeout and reconnection parameters.
Provides background on the EBU 3326 standard for codec compatibility.
Explains the different modes for making SIP-style calls, including registered and unregistered connections.
Details the information required to register the NX unit with a SIP server.
Guides on initiating calls using a registered SIP profile and understanding potential call rejection reasons.
Explains how to create profiles for configuring ACCESS units as Multicast Senders or Receivers.
Details the process of configuring remotes for IP Multicast connections.
Instructions on how to decode audio streams using supported media players.
Explains the setup requirements for legacy codecs to ensure compatibility with the NX unit.
Guides on connecting and using the NX unit with a POTS modem over analog telephone lines.
Describes controls for adjusting POTS call connection rates and retraining the modems.
Provides troubleshooting tips and rules for resolving issues with POTS codec connections.
Explains how to configure the NX unit to share its network connection with other devices.
Details the network configuration steps for enabling Gateway Mode on the NX unit.
Covers advanced configurations for remote connections, including backup options.
Explains the auto fall-forward feature for managing backup connections and reverting to primary.
Guides on naming new profiles and selecting the channel type for IP or other connection modes.
Details how local and remote settings affect NX behavior and remote ACCESS unit's behavior.
Covers fine-tuning obscure parameters like Frames per Packet for optimal NX performance.
Explains how to use the decoder downmix feature to output specific audio channels.
Adjusts buffer manager behavior to ignore a percentage of late packets, impacting delay sensitivity.
Manages buffer manager reaction to data dropouts and packet loss.
Configures buffer manager behavior to maintain a specified delay or cushion.
Configures UDP reliability and sets limits on retransmission bandwidth for packet loss.
Manages system-wide connection settings like disabling congestion avoidance.
Configures system-level security features like remote diagnostics and web server port.
Configures Switchboard server address, STUN server, and TCP port.
Details how to configure the NX for compatibility with Luci Live software for streaming.
Explains the configuration steps for achieving compatibility with Zephyr Xstream devices.
Describes the Standard RTP mode for receiving basic, unformatted AAC streams.
Configures the unit to only receive audio, disabling the return channel.
Sets up connections for unidirectional audio transmission, sending audio only.
Configures connections for automatic reconnection or triggering via external contact closures.
Lists the pinouts and connector types for all physical connections on the unit.
Details the technical specifications for audio inputs and outputs, including impedance and levels.
Provides information on the unit's power requirements, including AC and DC voltage and wattage.
Lists the physical dimensions, weight, and shipping details of the unit.
Details the software licenses and copyrights associated with the ACCESS NX unit's programs.
Outlines the product warranty terms and conditions provided by Comrex Corporation.
General| Brand | Comrex |
|---|---|
| Model | Access NX |
| Category | Media Converter |
| Language | English |
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