Datasheet

Making the apparently
complicated, simple
The EPG style on screen display
(shown right) is a window which
appears in front of the users screen
detailing the channels available to
them. An administrator can specify
different channels and permissions for
each user. The user then has the option
to connect in one of three ways (again
dependent upon the way the channels
have been congured). The connection
methods are: View only (no USB),
Shared (all users have video, audio and
USB control) and exclusive use (the
channel is locked for all other users).
Latest Channels:
Summary of latest channels added
to the network
Latest User Logins:
The last 5 users to have logged in
to the network
Latest User Registrations:
Recently added new user
information
Latest Channel Changes:
Last 5 channel changes, detailing:
time, user, receiver used and
channel
Latest Transmitters:
Recently added transmitters
Latest Receivers:
Recently added receivers
ADDERLink INFINITY
Manager (A.I.M.)
The ADDERLink INFINITY management
suite is a set of tools to allow you to
remotely congure all your connected
Rx and Tx units. You can dene new
content channels, restrict and enable
access privileges, push control, disable
specic USB device classes, log user
activity and so on.
A.I.M. is delivered as a single box you
plug into your network, and can access
from any other device on the network.
The A.I.M. hardware runs silently and is
easily rackmounted.
Once plugged into the network, your
administrators/managers can begin
conguring devices, users and channels
to t your unique needs. Below are some
examples of the A.I.M. interface in use.
How does it work?
The A.I.M. suite is located in a small
hardware device. This essentially acts as
a web server on your network. You can
view the A.I.M. interface directly through
a standard web interface.
When you update a receiver or
transmitter (e.g. asking the receiver to
change channel remotely), A.I.M. sends
a conguration le/ticket to the unit
specied which upon receipt carries
out the new conguration (in this case
changing to a different channel address).
Further to simple tasks like changing
channel, the A.I.M. suite can also be
used to apply new rmware to Rx and
Tx units. This could be a task performed
across a very large number of Rx/Tx
devices at once.
Dashboard
The A.I.M. Interface features a useful
dashboard which gives you a current
overview of the system. The A.I.M.
interface is continually refreshed so you
can always be sure that what information
is given is correct.
In the screen on the left you can see a
dashboard congured to show key data.
You will also see a small blue box which
is giving additional detail about a data
item, in this case, the user details of user
ID 11. This is displayed when you hover
over the text.
Active Connections:
Continually refreshed list of
connections as they are made
and closed
Electronic Program Guide on
screen display is intuitive to use, and
gives a feeling of familiarity to the user.