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Creating Channels
A channel refers to a group of attributes from physical sources, that can be assigned to
widgets as a single entity. A channel can represent a device, a signal path, or any set of
attributes one may find useful to consider as a single entity.
Key Concepts
Term Description
Level category A level category refers to a type of level. Examples of level categories are: video, audio, text,
alarm, and time code. A level category can contain multiple levels.
Level A level is an instance of a level category. For example, within a channel, the video level
category may comprise different levels, each representing a specific physical part of a video
signal.
Source When the Kaleido-X itself is configured as a router, the channels are considered as sources for
the “KX Router” logical router, whose destinations are either widgets on the monitor wall, or
BNC outputs on the KXO-24Router cards. Source IDs to be used for channel routing purposes
are assigned in the
Channels/Sources tab. These IDs can be used by external router control
software or devices.