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Kaleido-IP/Kaleido-X Cascade Step-by-Step Configuration
Configuring Cascade Rooms
3 If your PC and the multiviewer you wish to add are on the same subnet, then you can
select the multiviewer’s IP address from the list. Otherwise type the appropriate IP
address in the box.
4 Click
OK
.
The multiviewer is added to the System list.
Configuring Cascade Rooms
In a Kaleido-IP/Kaleido-X cascade room, each cascaded display is assigned heads from both
multiviewers, configured as layers, by setting the display’s
Output head
and
Layer 2 head
property to match the actual head order in your physical configuration.
To configure a cascade room
1 In XEdit, while connected to the Kaleido-X, open the room you wish to configure.
Notes
• The system type is automatically adjusted based on the actual target
system.
• Each member of a cluster has its own database where both common
information about the cluster and information local to the individual
cluster member are stored. Room and layout definitions are automatically
replicated to all cluster members, whereas the configuration for devices
connected to a specific system is only stored in this system’s database.
Note:
If the room does not exist yet, create it by adding the appropriate
number of displays, and then assign heads from the current multiviewer to
the displays in the usual fashion.
Summary of Contents for Grass Valley Kaleido-X
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