AMX MAX-AOM - Manual

AMX MAX-AOM

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Installation Guide

MAX-AOM Audio-Only Module

MAX-AOM Audio-Only Module

The MAX-AOM Audio-Only Module (FIG. 1) is a streaming audio playback USB
module that distributes up to four stereo outputs (both digital and analog).

The AOM is available either as a single unit (

FG 2178-55

), or as two units using the

optional AOM-EX Expansion Kit (

FG 2178-56

) that mount side-by-side within a single

rack unit. The AOM-EX adds another four audio outputs, to allow up to eight audio-only
outputs. Note that the AOM-EX does not include a faceplate.

The MMS-01S, MMS-02S and MMS-02SB servers feature two built-in audio out-

put channels, and suppor t one MAX-AOM (for a maximum total of six audio out-
put channels).

The MMS-04S, MMS-12S and MMS-900 servers suppor t two MAX-AOMs (for a

maximum total of eight audio output channels).

Note:

Do not use a USB hub with MMS servers or AOM modules.

Product Specifications

Adding the MAX-AOM to the MMS Server

In order for AOM(s) to be recognized by the MMS server, they must each be added to
the system, via the

Add Output Module

options in the MAX Admin Menu.

Add the AOM(s) to the server (as described below) before physically connecting the
module(s).

Since AOMs provide up to four audio outputs per USB por t on the MMS server, each
of the AOM audio outputs must be associated with a specific output/zone on the MMS
server:

Note:

The MMS-01S, -02S and 02SB servers feature two built-in audio outputs, which

occupy the first two outputs on (internal) USB 1 por t for those servers. Refer to the
MMS-01S, -02S and -02SB Installation Guides for details on configuring the audio
outputs for external AOMs.

1.

Open the

System Information

tab in WinMAX, and click on the

Server

Configuration

button to access the

MAX Admin menu.

2.

Go to

Output Module Setup > Add Output Module > AOM

to access the

Enter

Output Number

dialog.

3.

Enter an available server output/zone number (

between 1 - 33

). This is the

Output Number that will appear in the WinMAX software.

Note

: The server will not allow you to assign an audio output to an output/zone

that is already in use. To determine which server outputs are already being used,
select

View

from the Output Module Setup menu.

If other output modules (AOM or AVM) have already been added to the server,

then assign the AOM to the next available output. For example, if you had
already added 10 output modules to the server, then this AOM should be
assigned to output 11.

Note that AOMs use up to 4 outputs on the MMS server, while AVMs use only

one.

If you are adding only one AOM module to the server, then you’ll specify up to

four server output/zones (one for each of the four possible audio outputs on the
AOM). If you are adding two AOMs (MMS-04S, -12S and -900 servers only),
you’ll specify up to eight outputs (four per AOM), as indicated in the following

t

able.

4.

In the

Enter USB por t number

field, enter the number of the USB por t on the

MMS server that this AOM will be connected to (

range = 1 - 2

). If you are using a

MMS-01S, -02S or -02SB server, this number should always be set to

1

(since

these servers have only one USB port). Click

OK

to proceed.

5.

In the

Enter AOM output number

field, specify which of the four available audio

outputs on the AOM you are adding (

range = 1 - 4

) to the MMS server output

number specified in step 1.

6.

The system will notify you that the module has been added to the system. Click

OK

to return to the Output Module Setup menu.

Once the module has been added, select

View

from the Output Module Setup menu.

The module you just added should appear in the list of Installed Output Modules. AOM
modules are listed by MMS output /zone number assignment, USB por t number and
AOM output number.

Select

View

from the Admin menu to view a list of all output modules (AOMs and

AVMs) already in the system.

Select

Remove

to remove an existing output module from the system.

Connecting to MMS Servers

Once the AOM has been added to the server, you can connect it to the MMS server
and audio system(s):

1.

Connect the AOM(s) to an audio system (amplifier, switcher, etc.) using one of
two options:

a) Use stereo RCA cables for analog audio output.
b) Use a coaxial cable for digital audio output.

2.

Connect the included power supply to the rear panel power connector on the
AOM to apply power to the module.

3.

Use the supplied 6’ USB cable to connect a USB port on the rear panel of the
MMS server to the USB port on the rear panel of the MAX-AOM module.

Additional Information on USB Ports 1 and 2 (on the MMS-04S, MMS-12S
and MMS-900 Servers)

If you are using both USB connectors on the MMS server, be sure to note which audio
zones are associated with the AOM connected to each USB port:

The USB 1 port is for audio outputs 1 through 4.

The USB 2 port is for audio outputs 5 through 8.

In this scenario, if the AOM connected to USB por t 1 on the server (providing AOM
outputs 1-4) is unplugged or experiences any other failure, then USB port 2 takes over
and behaves like port 1.

FIG. 1

MAX-AOM Audio-Only Module - rear panel connectors

MAX-AOM (FG 2178-55) Specifications

Power:

• 5VDC 0.9A external power supply
• 110-240 VAC 50/60 Hz

AC Current Draw (AMP):

• .09A - Bootup/Power Cycle Peak
• .09A - Normal Usage Peak

Audio Output:

• 4 audio output channels, each with RCA SPDIF digital, analog

stereo

• Digital audio output: 6-channel Dolby Digital and DTS
• Analog audio output: stereo
• 24-bit D/A conversion, 128X over sampling
• 48kHz sampling rate
• Output level -10dBV nominal
• Signal to Noise Ratio 110db A-weighted
• Frequency Response: 20Hz to 20kHz
• Dynamic Range: 110dB

Rear Panel Connectors:

• USB Connector: USB connector (Type B)
• Power Cable connector: DC 3-pin DIN.
• Audio Outputs: Four sets of three connectors (see FIG. 1):

- (D): One RCA S/PDIF (coax) connector for digital output.
- (L, R): Two RCA connectors for stereo analog output.

Dimensions (HWD)

• MAX-AOM (only): 1.75” x 8.48” x 10.47”

(4.44cm x 21.53cm x 26.59cm)

• Two MAX-AOM(s) with AOM-EX Rack Mount Kit:

1.75” x 19.1” x 12.02” (4.44cm x 48.51cm x 30.53cm)

Weight:

• MAX-AOM: 10.00 lbs (4.53 kg)
• MAX-AOM-EX: 8.45 lbs (3.83 kg)

Included Accessories:

• 5VDC 2.4A external power supply
• 6’ (1.83m) USB (A to B) cable
• Removable Faceplate

Optional Accessories

• AOM-EX Expansion Kit (

FG 2178-56

): includes a second MAX-

AOM unit with mounting brackets and hardware.

Certification:

FCC, CE

(rear)

Power Connector

USB connector (to MMS server)

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

OUTPUT 3

OUTPUT 4

MMS Output Zones, USB Port and AOM Audio Outputs

MMS Output/Zone (1-33)

USB port connection (1-2)

AOM Audio output (1-4)

1

AOM 1 (on USB 1)

AOM 1 - Audio Output 1

2

AOM 1 (on USB 1)

AOM 1 - Audio Output 2

3

AOM 1 (on USB 1)

AOM 1 - Audio Output 3

4

AOM 1 (on USB 1)

AOM 1 - Audio Output 4

5

AOM 2 (on USB 2)

AOM 2 - Audio Output 1

6

AOM 2 (on USB 2)

AOM 2 - Audio Output 2

7

AOM 2 (on USB 2)

AOM 2 - Audio Output 3

8

AOM 2 (on USB 2)

AOM 2 - Audio Output 4

9

AVM 1

10

AVM 2

11...(to 33)

AVM 3...

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