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The MMS-04S server features a robust internal hard drive system that allows you to efficiently manage hundreds of DVDs and CDs. The MMS-04S accommodates single and multi-room video distribution, allowing the user to search and select chapters, titles and tracks. Video is stored in native DVD format to fully capture the quality of the original video. Music is stored in native audio CD format (although the MMS provides playback of MP3 files as well). • The MMS-04S supports up to 25 MAX-AVM audio/video modules, via ethernet. • The MMS-04S supports up to 2 MAX-AOM audio-only modules, via USB. Power On/Off pushbutton PS/2 keyboard & mouse ports Power cable connector USB 2 port USB 1 port Master Power RS-232 VGA switch A/V OUT ETHERNET CONTROL switched GB Content segment switched GB Control segment (to MAX-AVM Modules) (to NetLinx Master or PC) FIG. 1 MMS-04S MultiMedia Server (rear view) Product Specifications MMS-04S (FG 2178-07) Specifications Storage capacity: • 1 terabyte of storage space • 100 DVD (2,500 CD) capacity (approximate values) • Approximately 25 CDs can be stored in place of 1 DVD Power: 110-240 VAC, 50/60Hz AC Current Draw (AMP): • 1.55A - Bootup/Power Cycle Peak • 1.15A - Normal Usage Peak Front Panel Components: (remove Faceplate to access) • 4 hot-swappable 250GB hard drives • DVD/CDRW drive • Drive Status LEDs • Ventilated front cover Rear Panel Components: • Power Cable connector: IEC connector for AC power cable (included) • Master Power Supply switch: Turns the power supply on/off • Power On/Off button: Turns the MMS on/off • PS/2 Keyboard and Mouse ports • USB ports 1 & 2: Type A USB connectors connect to MAX-AOM module(s) for audio distribution • RS-232 port: DB-9 serial port for external control • Parallel port: not used • VGA port: DB15HD port provides VGA output • ETHERNET CONTROL port: RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet port provides 1000/100/10 Mb/s network connectivity between the MMS and the NetLinx Master or PC • A/V OUT port: RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet port provides 1000/100/10 Mb/s network connectivity between the MMS and MAX-AVM module(s) for A/V distribution Dimensions (HWD): (without rack ears) • 1.75”" x 17.3" x 20" (4.45 cm x 43.94 cm x 50.80 cm) • 1 RU (mounts in a standard 19” equipment rack) Weight: 42 lbs (19.05 kg) Operating Environment: • Operating Temperature: 10. to 35. C • Operating Relative Humidity: 20% to 80% (non-condensing) • Minimum Ventilation Clearance: 3" front and 3" rear • Operating acoustic noise: 62 dBA Included Accessories: • One 6’ (1.83m) power cable • One DVD, one CD • Rack-mounting kit Other AMX/MAX Products: • MAX-AVM Audio-Video Module (FG 2178-50) • MAX-AOM Audio-Only (USB) Module (FG 2178-55) • MAX-AOM-EX Expansion Kit (FG 2178-56) • MAX-MDL200 Multi-Disc Loader (FG 2179-01) • MMS-HDD250G Replacement 250MB HDD (FG 2178-250) Certification: UL Listed E252362, FCC, CE Initial Setup and Configuration The following sections describe the basic process of setting up the MMS server and making the configurations required to get the server up and running with one or more MAX-AVM and/or MAX-AOM modules. Follow the directions outlined below, and refer to FIG 1 for the location and orientation of the connectors mentioned in these steps. Use the WinMAX software to add/remove content on the MMS server, and control playback. Additional documentation, including the WinMAX Software Instruction Manual and the MAX by AMX Reference Guide are available online at Note: Static electricity can damage electronic circuitry. Before touching the MMS, discharge any accumulated static electricity from your body by touching a grounded metal object. Network Segment Layout for MMS Servers It is required that the control segment of the network is kept separated from the (switched) content delivery segment, as indicated in FIG. 2. FIG. 2 Network Segment Layout Step 1: Connect a Mouse, Keyboard and VGA Monitor Connect a PS/2 mouse and keyboard, and a VGA monitor directly to the MMS server to access the on-board interface, called the MAX Admin Menu (FIG. 3). You’ll use the options in the Admin Menu to configure communication settings and add/remove MAX-AVM and MAX-AOM modules. Note: Alternatively, you can access the MAX Admin Menu via Telnet, using the Server Configuration feature in the WInMAX software. This requires that the MMS server is configured with an IP address and Subnet Mask settings which are appropriate for your network configuration. Refer to “Step 7: Install and Configure WinMAX Software” for details. Step 2: Connect the Power Cables and Apply Power Note: Consider using a UPS with the MMS server, modules and ethernet switch (if applicable). 1. Connect both of the power supplies, using the supplied power cords. 2. Push the Power On/Off pushbutton to apply power. 3. Allow up to one minute for the MMS server to boot-up. Shutting Down the MMS Server Always shut down the MMS server is via the Shutdown command in the MAX Admin Menu. This allows the operating system to shut...