TOA NX-100S is a network audio adapter designed to facilitate broadcasts to multiple locations within a network. It enables users to select and connect to specific NX-100 or NX-100S units for broadcasting, allowing for targeted and efficient audio distribution. The device features user-friendly operation with a clear interface, including selection buttons, group buttons, and start and end buttons, ensuring ease of use.
TOA NX-100S is a network audio adapter designed to facilitate broadcasts to multiple locations within a network. It enables users to select and connect to specific NX-100 or NX-100S units for broadcasting, allowing for targeted and efficient audio distribution. The device features user-friendly operation with a clear interface, including selection buttons, group buttons, and start and end buttons, ensuring ease of use.
OPERATIONS MANUAL
NETWORK AUDIO ADAPTERS NX-100
NX-100S
1. OPERATION SCREEN .............................. 2
2. MENU ......................................................... 3
3. MAKING BROADCASTS .......................... 4
4. ERROR MESSAGES (EXAMPLES) .......... 7
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Thank you for purchasing TOA's Network Audio Adapters.
Please carefully follow the instructions in this manual to ensure long, trouble-free use of your equipment.
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1. OPERATION SCREEN
(Operation screen example)
(2)
(5)
(1)
(3)
(4)
(1) Selection Button
Selects broadcast locations.
(2) Group Button
Simultaneously selects two or more Selection buttons.
(3) Start Button
Starts the broadcast selected with the Selection or Group button.
The button is not displayed when set to disable.
(4) End Button
Quits broadcasts.
(5) Message Display Area
Displays responses to operations or error contents.
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2. MENU
2.1. File
Exit: Exits the software program in use.
2.2. Setting
Button setting: Not used during operation. (Used for settings only. Entry of both system name and password
is required to perform the settings.)
Unit settings: Not used during operation. (Used for settings only. Entry of both system name and password
is required to perform the settings.)
2.3. Help
Help: Displays help contents.
Version data: Indicates the version number of the software program in use.
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3. MAKING BROADCASTS
Step 1. Start the NX-100 Operation Program by double-clicking on its desktop shortcut or the
"nx100_control.jar" application created in the program's installed folder.
The operation screen is displayed.
(Operation screen example)
Step 2. Select broadcast locations, then establish connection to the NX-100 or NX-100S units used for
broadcasting.
On-screen button operation and its subsequent software operation differ depending on whether or not
the Start button is displayed at the lower right of the screen.
2-1. When Start button is displayed, refer to p. 5.
2-2. When no Start button is displayed, refer to p. 6.
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(2) Press the Start button.
Connection to the pressed Selection button's programmed NX-100 and NX-100S units begins.
If all units are connected, the indication "Connection succeed to all designated units.*" is displayed in
the message display area, and the corresponding Selection button changes color to orange.
* When only a portion of the programmed units is connected, the indication "Connection failure to
some designed units." is displayed.
NX-100 and NX-100S units that are not connected are displayed in the message display area.
Depending on the displayed messages, perform operation again after temporarily terminating the
program and waiting a short time, or after correcting any setting- or unit-related problems. The
Selection buttons change to orange if a connection is made to at least one of the NX-100 or NX-100S
units programmed for that button.
2-1. When Start button is displayed;
(1) Press either the Selection or Group button to select broadcast locations.
Multiple locations can be simultaneously selected. Selected buttons are highlighted in white. When
the Group button is pressed, all the Selection buttons programmed into the Group button are also
highlighted in white.
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2-2. When no Start button is displayed;
Press either the Selection or Group button to select broadcast locations.
Only one of the Selection and Group buttons can be selected. Selected buttons are highlighted in
white. When the Group button is pressed, all the Selection buttons programmed into the Group button
are also highlighted in white.
Connection to the pressed Selection button's programmed NX-100 and NX-100S units begins.
NX-100 and NX-100S units that are not connected are displayed in the message display area.
Depending on the displayed messages, perform operation again after temporarily terminating the
program and waiting a short time, or after correcting any setting- or unit-related problems. The
Selection buttons change to orange if a connection is made to at least one of the NX-100 or NX-100S
units programmed for that button.
If all units are connected, the indication "Connection succeed to all designated units.*" is displayed in
the message display area, and the corresponding Selection button changes color to orange.
* When only a portion of the programmed units is connected, the indication "Connection failure to
some designed units." is displayed.
4. ERROR MESSAGES (EXAMPLES)
Message Points to Check
•"
OO
" connection failure. - Maximum number of connectable
PCs exceeded.
• No start. - Designated unit busy.
•"
OO
" contact output "
XX
" already ON.
•"
OO
" contact output "
XX
" turned OFF by other contact or PC.
•"
OO
" connection failure.
• Connection failure to all designated units.
•"
OO
" connection failure - Incomplete broadcast.
• No broadcast. - Connection failure to all units.
• Interrupted broadcast to "
OO
".
• Interrupted broadcast from "
OO
".
•"
OO
" connection failure. - Invalid system name.
• No start. - Invalid broadcast setting contents.
•"
OO
" contact output "
XX
" set to OFF.
Quit operations, and then restart after a
few minutes.
Contact system management
personnel.
Note
In the above messages, "
OO
" indicates a unit's name and IP address, and "
XX
" indicates the channel
number.
Step 3. Broadcasting can begin when the "Connection succeed to all designated units." indication is
displayed.
Step 4. Press the End button after the broadcast is completed.
Step 5. Select [File] → [Exit] to quit the NX-100 Operation program.
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