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In the table below this tab, there are rows for each of the destinations (4 in this example), with
columns for entering a text label (e.g. Main Out, Preview, etc.) and the corresponding physical router
destination (the heading over this column corresponds to the physical router level specified earlier –
“[0] Video” in this example).
7. Click in a row in the physical router level column. A menu appears listing all of the available outputs
associated with that physical level. Choose a physical output for each logical level destination:
8. Click
Auto map
to automatically enter physical outputs, in sequential order, starting from the first one
in the list. If you have already specified a physical output, the sequence starts from that one, then
autofills from there. If the one you specified is in a row part way down the table, auto-mapping fills in
the rows below, then continues the sequence starting at the top of the table:
Auto map button
Physical outputs are automatically populated
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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Page 388: ...378 Index Zooming59 ...