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4. Operating
Barco – Eos Workstation for Windows – DOC-3062-2 – Revision 12 – August-2004
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CABLES
In the section CABLES the cabling is exactly described. To each video source defined in Sourcelist (not the
Sourcelist itself) must be assigned the input of an input card. For the numbering of the inputs please refer to the
sections 3.2.7 Quad Analog Video Card , 3.2.8 Streaming Video Card and 3.2.9 Dual RGB Input Card .
Into one line first the name of the video source in quotes is written followed by the keyword
to
. Then all video
inputs of the input cards that are connected to that source are listed, separated by comma. To identify the video
inputs the name assigned in section
Grabber can be used. Appended to that name, separated by a point the
connected port must be identified (this is with the used cards always 1).
CABLES // define wiring
{
"RTL" to QAVC-1.1, QAVC-3.1;
"SAT 1" to QAVC-2.1, QAVC-4.1;
"NTV" to QAVC-5.1;
}
The compiler
When the switcher definition file is edited and saved it must be compiled. Therefore in a command line change
to the following directory:
c:\Program Files\Barco\SLC
The compiler is executed by the command
slc.exe
. The name of the switcher definition file with the respec-
tive option is appended:
c:\Program Files\Barco\SLC>slc.exe example.vsw –f
The option
-f
makes sure that there is just an analysis, if the description is correct. The result is showed on the
display but there are no changes to the registry. If the result contains neither errors nor warnings
slc.exe
can
be started anew, but now without the option
-f
. Then the description of the switcher definition file is adopted
to the registry.
c:\Program Files\Barco\SLC>slc.exe example.vsw