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4. All multi-viewers can be controlled by an external (push-button) control panel, via a serial or TCP/IP
connection. Usually, such a panel is used to control either a simple external router (case 2, above)
connected to the multi-viewer, or the internal router module (case 1, above).
5. All multi-viewers can be controlled by an intelligent router controller, via a serial or TCP/IP connection.
The controller can issue commands to the multi-viewer internal router module (if available), or to any
external router connected to the multi-viewer. The Kaleido-X Software directs the commands to the
designated device, and, as needed, translates the command to the required protocol.
Router Configuration Scenarios
Controlling an External Router
1. An operator chooses an assignment option on the monitor wall menu (e.g. “switch output 2 of
external router A to QC monitor”).
2. The Kaleido-X Software interprets the command, and sends it to the designated router over a serial or
TCP/IP connection, using the appropriate router protocol.
3. The router receives the command and executes a crosspoint switch, either changing the signal on one
of its connections to a multi-viewer input, or…
4. …sending the signal to another device (e.g. vector scope, QC monitor, ISO recorder).
Summary of Contents for Kaleido-X
Page 1: ...Kaleido X User s Manual Part Number M770 2800 111 1 June 2011 ...
Page 8: ...viii toc ...
Page 33: ...Loading a Layout 25 Kaleido X16 ...
Page 34: ...26 Getting Started 2 Kaleido X 4RU ...
Page 152: ...144 Creating Logical Sources 7 ...
Page 178: ...170 Setting Up Rooms 8 ...
Page 244: ...236 Creating Layouts 9 ...
Page 253: ...Detailed Directions 245 3 Under Properties General type a Friendly name for the Action ...
Page 256: ...248 Creating Actions 10 ...
Page 272: ...264 Managing Kaleido RCP2 Users 11 ...
Page 348: ...340 Tally Interface Devices 13 ...
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Page 352: ...344 Using the Serial to TCP IP Dispatcher 15 ...
Page 406: ...398 Index ...