GRASS VALLEY IQMIX25 Series, Руководство пользователя

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RollCall Control Panel
NMOS
Label Patterns
Label Patterns pane
Defining a Label Pattern
Label Patterns are defined for both IP Sender and IP Receiver. The basic process for defining a
label pattern is:
1 Enter at least one Auto-Generated variable into the Sender Pattern field. The available
variables, plus the syntax to be used, are shown in the Auto-Generated section below the
input fields. It does not matter which variable is used, but at least one must be present.
2 Optionally, enter one or more Optional Variables into the Sender / Receiver Variables
fields. These allow a more descriptive label to be generated if required, and do not have to
be used. The available variables, plus the syntax to be used, are shown in the
Optional
Variables section below the input fields.
3 When all the required values have been entered, click Restart to power-cycle the module;
IP Senders and Receivers will then automatically generate labels as defined.
The Sender/Receiver Pattern Fields
Leaving the Sender / Receiver Pattern fields empty will result in the default Grass Valley text
string labels for IP Senders/Receivers being used. If a minimum of one variable is entered, the IP
Sender/Receiver will auto-generate labels in accordance with the user-defined label pattern.
There is a maximum limit of 63 characters for all text entry boxes.
Preset Values
Preset values are available. Click P ...
• ... against Sender Pattern to enter
{dev} Sender:{spig}
into the Sender Pattern field,
or
Restart Click to restart the module and apply changes. Initial
registration of the module may take a few minutes.
Note that restarting the module will result in the loss of any
signals currently being processed.
Label Patterns By default, IP Senders and Receivers will adopt the default
Grass Valley label in the NMOS Registry. However, a user-
specified label can optionally be generated according to a
pattern. This pattern enables the user to specify a label in a
generic manner, which will automatically be adopted and
applied to all IP Senders and Receivers. This definition is
known as a
Label Pattern . See Label Patterns , below, for more
information.
Option Description