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4. The external router redirects the specified source signal.
5. The new signal follows the physical connection to one of the multi-viewer inputs reserved for this
purpose, is processed, and appears on the monitor wall.
To configure router connections:
1. Click the Router Connections tab, which lists all multi-viewer inputs and, for each, the associated
output connector from a router. For each multi-viewer input you wish to connect to an external router
(e.g. INPUT A – Video 01), click the first menu (under
Router ) and choose a physical router level (e.g.
“MyRouter” – Video):
2. Click the second menu and choose the appropriate output (e.g. “Output 1 [1]”):
In this example, the Kaleido-X Software registers that Output 1 from the router has a cable that
connects to the BNC connector corresponding to Video 1 on the multi-viewer’s INPUT A module. This
means that when you select a router source to be assigned to a monitor on the monitor wall, the
Kaleido-X software will be able to determine whether the multi-viewer’s INPUT A – Video 01
connector is available, and, if so, request the appropriate crosspoint change for “Output 1” of
“MyRouter”.
Note: Unconnected means that this multi-viewer input is not connected to a router . For example, the
input might be directly connected to a source signal.
Maps to BNC connectors
on the multi-viewer
The name of the
physical router
Maps to OUTPUT BNC connectors
on the physical router