Harris NEXIO AMP NX3801HDX, Руководство по установке оборудования и инструкция пользователя

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Chapter 4
Using NEXIO Config
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To specify general parameters
1 Select the Auto Clip Protect check box to prevent the deletion of any clip while
cued or stacked.
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In the Max Segment Ref Count box enter a value greater than 0 to enable
reference ID protection, which is required for auto clip protection to work. The
default value is 2.
2 The Cue With Data Mode parameter allows optional VDCP functionality when
cueing a clip with timecode data. In the Cue With Data Mode list, select one of
the following:
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0 — a clip cued to timecode outside of its existing In and Out point cues to the
nearest existing frame.
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1 — the cue command is ignored and an error bit it set.
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2 — the cue command is ignored, an error bit is set, and the cued bit is
cleared. In addition, if a clip is playing and another is stacked, the stacked clip
will be unloaded.
3 In the Exact Duration Update list, select one of the following:
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0 — to disable exact duration update.
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1 — to guarantee that playback from any node of the system will not overrun
the media written to disk.
4 In the Jog/Shuttle Speed Limit list, select the desired value. The default is 1.5625.
The maximum recommended value for this parameter is 2.0. If you set the
value to greater than 2.0 you may run out of bandwidth. If you run out of
bandwidth, the clip in that channel may not play out correctly. In addition,
the clips in the other channels may not play out correctly either.
Set to 0, it is disabled. Set to 1, it is enabled. Set to 2,
5 The Blanking Control parameter for the output of the play channel to go to black
at the end of a playing a clip when there is no clip following it stacked to play. In
the
Blanking Control list, select one of the following:
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0 — to disable automatic blanking.
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1 — to enable automatic blanking. The blanking is reset at the point that the
next clip is cued or by playing the current clip in reverse.
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2 — to blank the channel even when the clip is first cued in the channel.