Aurora Multimedia WACI NX-22 Mode d'emploi

Reference Manual &

Programming Guide

WACI NX-22

Revision 2009.09.03

Aurora Multimedia

205 Commercial Court

Morganville, NJ 07751

(732) 591-5 00

(732) 591-5 01 (Fax)

www.auroramultimedia.com

express written permission of Aurora Multimedia, Inc.

Trademarks and registered trademarks are the properties of their respective owners. Software and hardware

features and specifications subject to change without notice.

I. Quick Contents

I. QUICK CONTENTS................................................................................................................................................ 3

II. FULL CONTENTS..................................................................................................................................................4

III. INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................................6

IV. BOX CONTENTS.................................................................................................................................................. 7

V. HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS........................................................................................................................ 8

VI. EXPANSION HARDWARE .............................................................................................................................. 17

VII. FACTORY DEFAULT CONFIGURATIONS......................................................................................... 18

VIII. QUICK START.................................................................................................................................................19

IX. USING THE WACI..............................................................................................................................................23

X. WEB SERVER FEATURES.................................................................................................................................26

XI. BOOT MENU REFERENCE..............................................................................................................................27

XII. ADMIN WEB PAGES........................................................................................................................................31

XIII. THE EVENT MANAGER................................................................................................................................54

XIV. REMOTE PROCEDURE CALLS...................................................................................................................87

XV. LIMITED 3 YEAR WARRANTY...................................................................................................................170

XVI. FCC PART 15 STATEMENT........................................................................................................................171

XVII. INDEX.............................................................................................................................................................172

II. Full Contents

I. QUICK CONTENTS................................................................................................................................................ 3

II. FULL CONTENTS..................................................................................................................................................4

III. INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................................6

IV. BOX CONTENTS.................................................................................................................................................. 7

BOX CONTENTS FOR THE NX-22......................................................................................................................................7

V. HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS........................................................................................................................ 8

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................................................................ 8

ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS FOR HARDWARE...............................................................................................................10

HARDWARE PARTS OVERVIEW........................................................................................................................................11

DETAILED HARDWARE DESCRIPTIONS.............................................................................................................................. 12

VI. EXPANSION HARDWARE .............................................................................................................................. 17

VII. FACTORY DEFAULT CONFIGURATIONS......................................................................................... 18

DEFAULT NETWORK SETTINGS FOR LAN 1 & 2.............................................................................................................. 18

DEFAULT SERIAL SETTINGS............................................................................................................................................18

DEFAULT I/O SETTINGS ................................................................................................................................................18

VIII. QUICK START.................................................................................................................................................19

STEP 1: POWERING UP................................................................................................................................................19

STEP 2: DETERMINING WACI CONNECTION..................................................................................................................20

STEP 3A: CONNECTING THE NX-22 TO ALAN............................................................................................................20

STEP 3B: DIRECT CONNECTION IF STATIC IP IS SET ......................................................................................................21

STEP 3C: DIRECT CONNECTION WITH ASERIAL CABLE................................................................................................... 21

STEP 4: ACCESS THE WACI.......................................................................................................................................21

STEP 5: CONFIGURE WACI USING THE ADMIN WEB PAGES...........................................................................................22

IX. USING THE WACI..............................................................................................................................................23

TESTING HARDWARE..................................................................................................................................................... 23

UPLOADING FIRMWARE UPGRADES..................................................................................................................................23

VIEWING SERVER LOGS.................................................................................................................................................24

AUTOMATING TASKS (THE EVENT MANAGER)..................................................................................................................24

UPLOADING CUSTOM WEB PAGES...................................................................................................................................24

USING REMOTE PROCEDURE CALLS (RPCS)....................................................................................................................25

X. WEB SERVER FEATURES.................................................................................................................................26

XI. BOOT MENU REFERENCE..............................................................................................................................27

ACCESSING THE BOOT MENU WITH ASERIAL CONNECTION.................................................................................................27

0: DISPLAY CURRENT SETTINGS......................................................................................................................................27

1: RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULTS....................................................................................................................................28

2: CONFIGURE IP SETTINGS........................................................................................................................................... 28

3: CHANGE PASSWORD..................................................................................................................................................29

4: SET HOST NAME......................................................................................................................................................29

5: DOWNLOAD NEW FIRMWARE......................................................................................................................................29

6: LAMP TEST..............................................................................................................................................................30

7: MEMORY TEST.........................................................................................................................................................30

8: ERASE FILE SYSTEM..................................................................................................................................................30

9: OEM FUNCTIONS.....................................................................................................................................................30

XII. ADMIN WEB PAGES........................................................................................................................................31

SETUP......................................................................................................................................................................... 32

DIAGNOSTICS................................................................................................................................................................38

EVENTS (SEE SECTION: THE EVENT MANAGER)................................................................................................................49

FILES...........................................................................................................................................................................49

XIII. THE EVENT MANAGER................................................................................................................................54

OVERVIEW OF EVENTS, ACTIONS, & VARIABLES...............................................................................................................54

THE EVENT MANAGER WEB PAGE..................................................................................................................................55

EVENTS....................................................................................................................................................................... 57

ACTIONS......................................................................................................................................................................63

VARIABLES...................................................................................................................................................................71

FUNCTIONS...................................................................................................................................................................73

EXPRESSIONS................................................................................................................................................................76

XIV. REMOTE PROCEDURE CALLS...................................................................................................................87

RPC SERVER LOGS......................................................................................................................................................87

SYNTAX FOR HTTP POST..............................................................................................................................................87

FAULT CODES.............................................................................................................................................................. 89

USING MACROMEDIA FLASH...........................................................................................................................................90

VISUAL BASIC SCRIPTING...............................................................................................................................................92

NOTE ON ERROR CHECKING........................................................................................................................................... 92

RPC QUICK REFERENCE............................................................................................................................................... 93

ERROR INFORMATION METHODS....................................................................................................................................100

GENERAL INFORMATION METHODS................................................................................................................................101

NETWORK METHODS...................................................................................................................................................104

TELNET METHODS.......................................................................................................................................................108

LOGGING METHODS.................................................................................................................................................... 109

SERIAL METHODS....................................................................................................................................................... 112

RELAY METHODS........................................................................................................................................................115

DIGITAL I/O METHODS............................................................................................................................................... 117

IR METHODS............................................................................................................................................................. 119

EVENT MANAGER METHODS........................................................................................................................................ 125

EVENT METHODS........................................................................................................................................................127

ACTION METHODS...................................................................................................................................................... 146

VARIABLE METHODS...................................................................................................................................................161

XV. LIMITED 3 YEAR WARRANTY...................................................................................................................170

XVI. FCC PART 15 STATEMENT........................................................................................................................171

XVII. INDEX.............................................................................................................................................................172

III. Introduction

Welcome to the WACI world of powerful, non-proprietary, user-friendly control systems!

All puns aside, Aurora Multimedia has changed the way control systems are expected to behave. The

WACI (Web Access Control Interface, pronounced “wacky”) is one of the world's first standards-based,

non-platform-specific control systems. Not only does it work on just about any IP-based system, but it

can be developed on virtually any type of PC as well. The built-in web server, ftp file server, diagnostic

tools, and Event Manager allow the WACI to be free of proprietary tools and languages.

In addition to supporting standard languages such as HTML, DHTML, JAVA, FLASH, ASP, and Visual

Basic for creating control applications, Aurora Multimedia has provided powerful alternatives for the

non-programmer. For one, the built-in Event Manager runs server-side functions from web-based

interface without requiring a single line of code to be written. In addition, creating control interfaces with

Aurora's Flash-based program, called YIPI (Your IP Interface), is as easy as using a drawing program.

Furthermore, since the diagnostics and Event Manager are served up using a standard, non-proprietary

web server, any device equipped with a standard web browser, be it PC, Pocket PC, Palm, or Mac, is now

enabled to access your system.

The WACI does all this with a powerful 32 bit engine with 32 bit pipeline memory in a small box that can

fit just about anywhere. The power guarantees that small or large files can be processed without delay in

a real-time application with network traffic. Systems with less power and less memory bog down quickly

on server requests, but this is no problem for the WACI, which has enough power to support the smooth

performance of attractive, friendly user interfaces as well.

Aurora Multimedia did not stop at the software user interfaces to increase the serviceability and value of

the WACI. Other simple but effective innovations include C Type relays (normally open & closed

physically available), which allow creative use such as a switcher or to expand the amount of discrete

ports; RS-232 transmit from the IR to allow additional control from alternate ports; IR Input for just about

any IR remote to be used with the NX-22; Digital Input, and Digital Output functions from a single port;

Micro SD memory functionality; USB 2.0 port to add additional capabilities such as storage, Bluetooth,

and much more.

With the NX-22, Aurora Multimedia takes the control system industry to a new era of easy-to-use,

powerful, and cost-effective tools, paving the way for new possibilities in the way systems are operated.

IV. Bo Contents

Box Contents for the NX-22

12v 15 Watt Supply

International Supply

Kit

2 IR Port Emitters

NX-22 Device Power Adapters IR Emitters

V. Hardware Specifications

General Specifications

NX-22 Notes

Size 1.75” H x .4” W x 4.51” D √

Weight 0. lbs. √

Power

Adapter

12V DC 15watt

Processor 32-Bit √ 900 MIPS Normal Mode

Co-

Processing

√

Cipher √ Supports DES, 3DES,

AES

Implements entire IPsec

packet processing in

hardware – no CPU

burden

True Random Number

Generator (RNG) in

hardware

Robust security is ideal

for most business network

environments – meets

U.S. government and

banking industry

requirements

IR (True Trigger) √ Highly Accurate IR

Capture and reproduction

Memory Total RAM 12 M 667DDR2 32 bit wide

Total Flash 256M

Available Flash 220M Available memory may

vary, based on firmware

version.

Display 106 x 56 Pixels Backlit √

Ports LAN Network Adapter (RJ-

45 / Ethernet)

2 10/100MBits Auto MDX

POE on LAN1

USB OTG (On-The-Go) v2.0 1 400MBits Host or Client

RS-232/422/4 5 (DB-9) 2 15KV Protection, 115KB

Max

Infrared Outputs (IR) 2 30KHz – 2MHz

RS-232 TX as well

Infrared Input 1 IR input device triggers

Digital Input / Digital Output 2 High Impedance

200ma Sink Open Drain

Relay (SPDT) 2 C-Type (NO, NC, CP)

Audio Unbalance Input 1 20Hz-20Khz

Unbalanced Output 1 20Hz-20Khz

Monitoring 32-Bit Internal Clock/Calendar √

IR Learner √ 30KHz – 2MHz

xpansion Micro SD √ Memory up to 16GB

USB Host 2.0 √ Memory / 02.11b/g/n

Network

Access

Web & FTP √

Specifications subject to change without notice.

bsolute Maximum Ratings for Hardware

Below is a summary of the minimum, maximum, and typical values for the hardware.

These are maximum ratings only. Operation of the device at or above these ratings for extended periods

of time may affect reliability.

Min Typ Max Units Notes

WACI Input Voltage + +12 +1 V WACI NX: Min. 15watt supply

Storage Temperature -20 +55 °C

Digital I/O Input 0 12 V Zener protection for higher voltages

Digital I/O Output 0 12 V Can source up to 20mA at 3V and

has open collector mode for higher

voltages.

Relay 0 2 A Max 30V DC

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