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2. In the
Physical Level Configuration
window, type a
Level name
(e.g. “Video”):
3. Enter a
Level or frame ID
(whether “level” or “frame” depends on the protocol in use), which identifies
and must match the ID of the physical router in a cascade (there is sometimes a jumper on the router
that is used to set its ID, or it may be done by changing a configuration setting using software that
comes with the router). The Kaleido-X uses this ID to issue a command via the serial port (e.g. “Change
this crosspoint on router ID 2”). When the command is sent to routers on a MIDI bus, each router will
examine the command, check its ID, and ignore it unless the ID matches its own.
4. Click
Edit
. In the
Edit Level Size
window, specify the number of sources and destinations associated
with the physical router:
The three option buttons labeled Video, Audio and Other are used for Network Electronics routers only,
for which levels must be classified as either
Video
or
Audio
. These settings are ignored by routers from
other manufacturers
5. Click
OK
, and then click
OK
again in the
Physical Level Configuration
window.
At this point, you have added a level to a physical router, which appears in the
Levels
list under the
Router Configurations
tab.
Summary of Contents for Kaleido-X (4RU)
Page 4: ...iv ...
Page 54: ...44 GettingStarted 1 ...
Page 58: ...48 New Features 2 ...
Page 88: ...78 Operation of the Monitor Wall 3 ...
Page 120: ...110 Calibratingthe Kaleido X 5 CalibratingMetadata Holding Time 134 CalibratingGPI Lines 136 ...
Page 160: ...150 Configuring Alarms 6 ...
Page 168: ...158 Creating Channels 7 ...
Page 252: ...242 Creating Layouts 9 ...
Page 264: ...254 Creating Actions 10 ...
Page 358: ...348 Third Party Devices 13 ...
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Page 362: ...352 Using the Serial to TCP IP Dispatcher 15 ...
Page 380: ...370 Administration andServicing 16 ...
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