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Overview
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• Support for 3Gbps input signals: The new KXI-16HSV3 is a universal input card that accepts 3Gbps
(1080p 60 Hz, 1080p 59.94 Hz, and 1080p 50 Hz), HD-SDI, SD-SDI, and composite inputs; the KXI-
16HS3 supports 3Gbps, HD-SDI, and SD-SDI inputs.
• Support for version 5.0 of the TSL UMD protocol: Version 5.0 of the protocol allows TCP/IP or UDP/IP
communication between the TSL UMD controller and a multi-viewer, over a network. Since the protocol
and connection mode are totally different, devices using version 5.0 of the TSL UMD protocol and those
using version 3.1 of the protocol are considered different devices in XEdit. To use the latest protocol
(v. 5.0), select the
TSL (network) device from XEdit’s Equipment library. As of XEdit version 5.10, the
earlier version-3.1 TSL device is called TSL (serial) .
Enhancements in Kaleido-X Version 5.10
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[Ref. #25844]
Router Control: Support for the HCO-1821 HD/SD/ASI Change Over with Clean Switch.
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[Ref. #25706]
Viewing assignment information for a video source on the monitor wall: Right-click a
video monitor, and then point to Info on the shortcut menu, to view the monitor-wall destination
label, current logical source, physical source ID.
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[Ref. #25780/26851]
Viewing assignment information between router sources and multi-viewer
inputs: The Signal Path Viewer application can be launched from the Kaleido-X home page. It opens as
a standalone panel, updated in real time as multi-viewer inputs are assigned different router sources,
and crosspoints are changed on the upstream router. For each multi-viewer input, the panel displays
the current router source assignment, the corresponding router destination, as well as router status
information. In the case of a Kaleido-X multi-viewer model, it also indicates if an input card has been
removed.
• Kaleido-X (7RU), Kaleido-X (7RU) × 2, and Kaleido-X16: With earlier versions of the Kaleido-X
Software, it was possible to send sources to a multi-viewer’s internal router outputs, as long as these
sources were associated with multi-viewer inputs. As of Kaleido-X version 5.10, sending sources from
an upstream router to the multi-viewer’s router outputs is also supported.
Note: The current implementation of the TSL UMD v. 5.0 protocol in the Kaleido-X Software does not
support multicast mode.
Note: In the case of a Kaleido-X multi-viewer model, if you remove or reseat output cards, Signal Path
Viewer may stop displaying real-time updates, in which case close the application and then open it
again.
Note: This feature is based on the KX Router logical router, instead of using the internal router. This
means that you must add the multi-viewer’s router outputs to the KX Router configuration, otherwise
the
Send to [router] output menu will not be enabled. Once this is done, do not use the Internal Router
logical router. In addition, KX Router must have only one level.