Adder Technology AVM216MP User Manual
AdderView MATRIX MP
Installation and Use
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4. Using the AdderView MATRIX MP
This section explains the general operation of the AdderView MATRIX MP. We
recommend that you read this section before starting to use the product.
recommend that you read this section before starting to use the product.
4.1 Rear panel special function switches
Before powering on the AdderView ensure that the two option switches on the rear
are set to the OFF (up) position. Option switch 1 is reserved for future use and
option switch 2 is used to enable firmware upgrades (see section 5).
are set to the OFF (up) position. Option switch 1 is reserved for future use and
option switch 2 is used to enable firmware upgrades (see section 5).
4.2 Power supply connections and indicators
Plug the power adapter into the power inlet. The power indicator on the front of the
AdderView (see figure 1) monitors the voltage that is being supplied to the power
inlet. If the power indicator is illuminated then a healthy power adapter is connected.
AdderView (see figure 1) monitors the voltage that is being supplied to the power
inlet. If the power indicator is illuminated then a healthy power adapter is connected.
4.3 USER display and key switch
The USER key selects the user port that is shown on the green USER display (see
figure 1). Pressing the key will cause the green display to change to the next user
port in numerical sequence. When the USER display is changed, the red
COMPUTER display will also change to show the current connection status of the
new user port. AdderView MATRIX MP models have 2 user ports.
figure 1). Pressing the key will cause the green display to change to the next user
port in numerical sequence. When the USER display is changed, the red
COMPUTER display will also change to show the current connection status of the
new user port. AdderView MATRIX MP models have 2 user ports.