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2. In the Physical Level Configuration window, type a Level name (e.g. “Video”):
3. Type the appropriate value in the Level or frame ID box (whether a level ID or a frame ID is relevant
depends on the protocol in use).
4. Click Edit .
5. In the Edit Level Size window, type the number of sources and destinations associated with the
physical router:
6. Click OK , and then click OK again in the Physical Level Configuration window.
Note: This value 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 Software 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.
Note: The three option buttons labeled Video , Audio and Other are used for Nevion (Network
Electronics) routers only, for which levels must be classified as either Video or Audio . These settings are
ignored by routers from other manufacturers.