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Acendobook: How to Setup IIS & Remotely Load Firmware v1.0 AcendoBook: How to Setup IIS & Remotely 2-Oct-20 Load Firmware Setting up IIS & remotely loading firmware: The AcendoBook has the capability to remotely load firmware from a web server. This server has to be accessible from the network the panel is on and require no authentication. You can use any SSH client but PuTTy is free and available from PuTTy.org, this guide will use PuTTy. How to access AcendoBook Panel via SSH: 1. Disable pseudo-terminal. a. If using PuTTy: Open SSH dropdown>Select TTY>Select check box for “Don’t allocate a pseudo- terminal” 2. Enable session logging in your client. a. In PuTTY, select Logging b. Select All Session Output c. Click Browse to find a location to save the file and give it a name. 3. Once you have disabled the pseudo-terminal and enabled session logging, open the SSH connection to the panel. a. Default login: amx b. Default Password: 1988 i. If the password was changed on the panel, the SSH password will be the password used to access panel settings. How to Enable IIS on your PC 1. Select Start>Type "Turn Windows Features On or Off" a. Check the "Internet Information Services" box. Click OK. Allow installation to process and close all dialogs 2. Select Start>Type "IIS">Select Internet Information Services Manager 3. In IIS click the triangle beside your machine name in the Connections panel on the left of the IIS Manager dialog. Expand "Sites", Select "Default Web Site" 4. Select MIME Types, Select "Add..." in Actions pane and enter this info: a. File Name Extension: .kit b. MIME Type: application/x-zip-compressed 5. Open a File Explorer window and navigate to "C:\inetpub\wwwroot", move the .kit file to this directory How to remotely load firmware to panel: About HARMAN Professional Solutions HARMAN Professional Solutions is the world’s largest professional audio, video, lighting, and control products and systems company. Our brands comprise AKG Acoustics®, AMX®, BSS Audio®, Crown International®, dbx Professional®, DigiTech®, JBL Professional®, Lexicon Pro®, Martin®, Soundcraft® and Studer®. These best-in-class products are designed, manufactured and delivered to a variety of customers in markets including tour, cinema and retail as well as corporate, government, education, large venue and hospitality. For scalable, high-impact communication and entertainment systems, HARMAN Professional Solutions is your single point of contact. www.harmanpro.com Technical Support Guide: AcendoBook: How to Setup IIS & Remotely Load Firmware 1. Open an SSH connection to panel 2. Send "webu http://[youriphere]/nameofkitfile" a. You should see a progress bar pop up almost immediately -- if you do not see this, the connection from panel to PC/Server did not work. The panel will need to be rebooted before attempting another download. About HARMAN Professional Solutions HARMAN Professional Solutions is the world’s largest professional audio, video, lighting, and control products and systems company. Our brands comprise AKG Acoustics®, AMX®, BSS Audio®, Crown International®, dbx Professional®, DigiTech®, JBL Professional®, Lexicon Pro®, Martin®, Soundcraft® and Studer®. These best-in-class products are designed, manufactured and delivered to a variety of customers in markets including tour, cinema and retail as well as corporate, government, education, large venue and hospitality. For scalable, high-impact communication and entertainment systems, HARMAN Professional Solutions is your single point of contact. www.harmanpro.com .
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