AMX MAX-MMS-400 Manuals

Design XPress - Home Theater v1.3 Supported Devices DXP-HT (v1.3) natively supports the following serial and IP source devices: CD Players Manufacturer Model Denon DN-C635 Denon DN-T625 Denon DN-T645 Marantz PMD325 DVD Players Manufacturer Model Adcom GDV850 Denon DVD2900 Denon DVD3800 Denon DVD9000 Faroudja NRS DVP Faroudja DVP-1500 Integra DPS9.1 Integra Research RDV1 Kenwood DV5900M Marantz DV8400 Marantz PMD930 Marantz VC5400 Onkyo DVS939 Philips Pro DVD 175 Sony DVP-CX777ES Yamaha DVD-C940 Yamaha DVD-S2300MK2 Lighting Manufacturer Model AMX ALD-D48 AMX Radia Clipsal C-Bus DynaLite Any DTK Series Lehigh DX2 LiteTouch 5000LC Lutron Grafik Eye Lutron Homeworks Interactive Lutron RadioRA Tridonic DALI Vantage Q MAX Servers Manufacturer Model AMX MAX-IMS / MAX-BSM AMX MAX-MMS / MAX-AVM MP3 Players Manufacturer Model Audio ReQuest ARQ2Pro Imerge SoundServer Integra NAS-2.3 Net-Tune Marantz DH9300 VCR Manufacturer Model JVC SRS365U Marantz MV8300 Receivers Manufacturer Model Denon AVR2803 Denon AVR3803 Denon AVR4802 Denon AVR-5800 Denon AVR5803 Integra DTR 9.1 Integra Research RDC-7 Kenwood VR5700 Kenwood VR5900 Marantz SR6400 Marantz SR7300 Marantz SR7400 Marantz SR8200 Marantz SR8300 Marantz SR9200 Marantz SR9300 Onkyo TX-DS989 Pioneer Elite VSX-47TX Sony STR-DA7ES (more

Installation Guide MMS Servers - Rack Rail Kit Overview All MMS Multimedia servers come with a Rack Rail Installation Kit, which includes the hardware required to mount the MMS servers in a standard 19-inch (48-cm) rack. MMS-900 Servers use a more heavy-duty version of the installation kit to accommodate their size and weight. The rack-rail kit that comes with the MMS-900 comes with its own installation instructions. Each Rack Rail Installation Kit supports one server, and the parts included in the rack rail hardware kit include: • Two Outer Slide Rails • Two Inner Server Rails • Two Long Extension Brackets • Two Short Extension Brackets • Four 3-hole Locking Plates (with large holes) • Four 3-hole Locking Plates (with small holes) • Variety of screws (20 large, 20 small/long and 20 small/short) Note: You may not need all the parts included in the rack rail hardware kit for every installation. You may have some parts left over. The basic steps for installing the MMS server into a rack are: 1. Prepare the Slide Rail Assemblies: The Inner and Outer Rails must be separated before they can be attached to the MMS and the rack. 2. Attach the Inner Server Rails to the MMS Server. 3. Attach the Extension Brackets to the Outer Slide Rails. 4. Install the Outer Slide Rails in the server. 5. Slide the server (with Inner Server Rails attached) into the Outer Slide Rails in the rack. Each step is described in more detail in the following subsections. Step One: Prepare the Slide Rail Assemblies The two Outer Slide Rails, and two Inner Server Rails come assembled in the rack rail hardware kit. You must separate these pieces before beginning. The Inner Server Rails will be attached to the MMS chassis. To detach the server rails from the slide rail assemblies: 1. Place the two slide rail assemblies on a flat surface. 2. Extend the Inner Server Rail from the slide rail assembly until the Inner Server Rail release latch clicks and locks. 3. Holding down the latch on the back side of the Inner Server Rail, slip the server rail out of the inner slide. 4. Repeat Steps 2 and 3 for the second slide rail assembly. Set the Inner Server Rails aside. You will attach them to the MMS chassis (as described in the next section). Step Two: Attach the Inner Server Rails to the MMS chassis The inner slide rails attach to the MMS server chassis, with the locking Release Tab facing out from the server, as indicated in FIG. 2. Slide the notched end of the rail under the tab in the front of the server and screw into place towards the rear of the rail using the small/short screws (four per side). Step Three: Attach the Extension Brackets to the Outer Rails The Extension Brackets attach to the outer rails (using the 3-hole locking plates). You will choose either the Short Extension Brackets, or the Long Extension Brackets, depending on the depth of the rack you are mounting the MMS into. 1. Attach the Extension Bracket to the Outer Rail using the small/long screws and a 3-hole Locking Plate, as shown in FIG. 3. Select the type of locking plate (large or small holes) that works best with the rack you are using. Note: Depending on the type of rack you are using, you may need to use Extension Brackets on the front of the server as well. 2. The feet of the Extension Bracket are placed at the end of the rail. The type of cabinet/rack you are using will dictate whether the Extension Bracket feet should point in towards the server or out towards the rack. 3. Repeat the process for the opposite Outer Rail. Step Four: Install the Outer Rail/Extension Racket Assemblies In the Rack Once both of the Outer Rail/Bracket assembles (from the previous step) are prepared, they can be installed into the rack cabinet. Follow these steps for both of the Outer Rail/Bracket assemblies: 1. Insert the Outer Rail/Bracket assembly into the rack. Make sure that the Extension Bracket is situated towards the rear of the rack. 2. Attach the rear end of the Outer Rail/Bracket assembly to the rack with two screws, (securing the Extension Bracket, Locking Plate and Outer Rail to the rear flange of the rack cabinet). 3. Align the front of the Outer Rail/Bracket assembly to the front flange on the rack, and secure using two screws. FIG. 1 Included Rack Kit Parts Locking Tab Hole Locking Release Tab Extension Bracket (2 Short) Extension Bracket (2 Long) Outer Slide Rail (2) Inner Server Rail (2) Screws: • 20 - Large • 20 - Small/Long • 12 - Small/Short 3-hole locking plates: 4 - Large holes 4 - Small holes FIG. 2 Attaching the Inner Server Rails to the MMS chassis FIG. 3 Attaching the Extension Bracket to the Outer Rail (using a Locking Plate) Attach the Inner Server Rails to the MMS chassis (4 small/short screws per side) Slide the end of the Inner Server Rail under the tab protruding from the side of the MMS server. Locking Release tab Locking plate Extension bracket Outer Rail Extension Bracket Feet front

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Operation/Reference Guide MAX by AMX® MAX Servers HT Home Theater and MMS Multimedia Servers Last Revised: 9/10/2007

max-mms 400 multimedia server GRATIFYING PERFORMANCE Introducing MAX by AMX, the industry’s only MultiMedia Server (MAX - MMS 400). MAX plays a major role: keeping your library of DVDs simple to use, well organized, and always fun to watch – wherever you are, whenever you want. From single rooms to multi-room systems, MAX manages your ever-growing DVD collection with amazing efficiency. HIGHEST VIDEO STANDARD MAX only knows one way to achieve the best possible video – through native DVD quality, the highest standard of video possible preserving the visual depth, dynamics and sharp quality of the original movie. Built with a robust internal hard drive, MAX has the ability to categorize and manage hundreds of DVDs, as well as CDs - the best of both worlds (CDs can be stored instead of DVDs at a ratio of 25 to 1). CUSTOM VIDEO DISTRIBUTION Experience the convenience and luxury of custom video distribution. Simply add a Audio / Video Module (AVM) to each area of the house where you want your movies to be displayed. The AVM communicates directly with the MMS to create a distinct video zone that can be controlled and personalized using an AMX Touch Panel.