To configure the Fail Over behavior for the SMD 101:
1.
Click
Configuration>Automation
. The
Automation
page opens
2.
In the
Fail
Over
panel (see figure 61), select (check) the
After____seconds
from
stream
failure
check box (
1
). Fail over mode is now activated, and the other
settings within the Fail over panel are accessible.
Figure 61.
Automation Page - Fail Over
3.
Click the
up
and
down
arrows or enter a number (
0
to
501
) in the
After____seconds
from
stream
failure
field (
2
) to set the length of time for the decoder to wait after a
stream failure before a solid color background is displayed on the output.
NOTE:
Set this value to
0
to start the screen saver immediately when no active input
signal is detected.
4.
Click the radio button (
3
) to select the color to display on the output device after a
source stream failure (
Black
,
Blue
with
OSD
bug
,
Custom
) By default, the
Black
radio
button is selected.
•
Black
— Mutes the video output to black.
•
Blue
with
OSD
bug
— Displays a blue background with a moving OSD bug that
indicates "
SMD
101:
No
Input
Signal
” for a set duration before disabling the
output sync.
•
Custom
— Select a solid color background using the drop-down palette or enter
the hex value of the desired color directly into the field.
NOTE:
The hex value uses HTML formatting with a # prefix (#RRGGBB). For
example, cyan is #00FFFF.
5.
If desired, click the
Source
from
path
below
check box (
4
) to enable the decoder to
display a video clip or image on the output when the unit enters fail over mode.
6.
If
Source
from
path
below
is enabled, enter the full path of a video clip or image to be
displayed.
NOTE:
Ideally, the fail over source should be stored on local storage media, such as
the internal memory of the SMD 101. This provides a more reliable source in the
event of network failure or the relocation of the original source.
7.
Click
Save
(
5
) to save the changes.
figure 61
SMD 101 • Web-based User Interface
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Summary of Contents for SMD 101
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