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2. Choose a value from the drop-down menu beside Default SD AFD/WSS value . This is the setting that
will be used when there is no AFD or WSS in the SD signal. Choose Keep Last to have the video window
maintain the last decoded AFD or WSS value if the signal is paused:
3. Choose a value from the drop-down menu beside Default HD AFD value. This is the setting that will
be used when there is no AFD in the HD signal. Choose Keep Last to have the video window maintain
the last decoded AFD value if the signal is paused:
4. Click the Save button.
Configuring a Video Widget’s Alarm Reporting Behavior
To prevent users from missing temporary alarms on the monitor wall, widgets that are capable of
displaying an alarm status (e.g. video windows, UMDs, alarm status widgets) can be configured with a
latching mechanism. An alarm latch will keep the error state visible until someone acknowledges the
associated alarm. Video widgets can provide alarm status information through their borders’ color and
blinking behavior, and show the latched state as small indicators in each corner of the video window.
To set the alarm reporting features for a video widget:
1. In XEdit, open a layout and click the video widget whose alarm reporting behavior you wish to
configure.