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NK-3G144 User Guide (v04) Setting up a Routing Switcher • 41
Figure 5.3 Offsetting two routing switchers for overlapping inputs and outputs
Figure 5.4 Offsetting two routing switchers for common inputs and parallel outputs
To set up offsets
1. Open the NK-3G144 device tab (see “ The NK-3G144 Device Tab ” on page 36).
2. Select the Config tab.
3. In the First Input box, enter or select the number that you want to define as the first input for the routing
switcher.
4. In the First Output box, enter or select the number that you want to define as the first output for the routing
switcher.
5. Send the current file to the device (see “ Sending a Configuration File to a Device ” on page 47).
Setting Up Partitions
The routing switcher can be partitioned to group certain inputs and outputs together. These may be for functional
groups of users or to prevent certain input and outputs being switched (each partition only switches from inputs to
outputs contained within the partition). A routing switcher may also be partitioned so that different router levels can
be applied to each partition. Source and destination devices should be connected to the physical connectors on the
routing switcher according to the relevant level of the partition.