router in conjunction with ADC-100 record events, which use the descriptions to
identify the source on the router. Otherwise, it is not necessary to fill in this
information (the Transmission List will not use this information for Playout events).
•
Destinations
: Select the Destinations tab and fill in descriptions and crosspoints for
the destinations (outputs) of the 1200, if needed.
6.
System Inputs
: Select the System Inputs tab and fill in the crosspoints as described
below, if desired:
•
Black Input
: When the Transmission List Option “Switch to Black” is selected, and
the most recent event on the list was running on a device configured to use this
router, then the crosspoint listed here (if non-zero) will be switched to the output
crosspoint used by that event if the list stops because of an error, if the event ends
and there is a Hard-Start delay until the next event begins, or if it ends normally and
there are no more events on the list. If it is set to 0 then nothing will happen.
•
Colorbars
: This crosspoint is used only when the Colorbars button is pressed on the
diagnostics control panel (Configuration Utility or Air Client). If it is set to 0 then the
Colorbars button will have no action.
•
Station ID
: When the Transmission List Option “Station ID on Skip” is selected, and
the most recent event on the list was running on a device configured to use this
router, then this crosspoint will be switched to the output crosspoint used by that
event if an operator invokes Skip on the Air Client’s control panel. When the next
event begins to play, the crosspoint is switched to whatever that event requires.
•
Initial Input
: This crosspoint will be switched to all outputs of the router when the
Device Server application is launched. If it is set to 0 then nothing will happen. In
most cases it is recommended to leave this function disabled (0).
•
Reporting
: There are three available options on the Reporting tab, depending on the
amount of information that is necessary to be logged into the ADC-100 error file when
the router is used. The actual log is configured on the Air Client application, but the
information supplied to the logging mechanism from the router driver is regulated
here.
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