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Operation of the Monitor Wall
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Dashboard The dashboard is a window that contains the system name, IP address and software
build version. It also displays error messages. The dashboard is displayed at the bottom
right of each display, on the Kaleido-X monitor wall.
Widget A widget is a graphical element that is part of a layout. XEdit provides several types of
atomic widgets (clock, video, audio meter, UMD, time code, alarm status, etc.), as well
as composite widgets.
Channel A channel refers to a group of assignments 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.
Video widget A video widget is a layout element used to define an area for displaying a video signal.
Within a video widget, the
video window is the active area where the video signal is
displayed.
Composite widget A composite widget (also referred to as a composite , a monitor or a tile ) is a group of
widgets that can be seen as a single object within a layout. Composite widgets
typically include a video window, one or more audio meters, and a UMD with two
tallies.
Safe area The safe area is a configurable region inside a video window. The safe area markers
delimit this region (e.g. a 4:3 region inside a 16:9 window).
Audio meter An audio meter (also referred to as an audio level meter ) is a layout element that
provides a visual representation of sound.
UMD An under monitor display (UMD) consists of a text label that can be static or updated
by a third-party device. It can also have left and right tally indicators . The UMD usually
indicates the name of the video source seen in a video widget.
Time code widget A time code widget displays the Ancillary Time Code (ATC) from an HD video signal, or
the time code found in an embedded SDI video signal, part of the vertical interval of an
analog signal (VITC), or other external Linear Time Code (LTC). Time code widgets can
be used for monitoring the duration of programs.
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