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24 • Setting Up the NK-VRC NK-VRC User Guide (v05)
Figure 4.8 Example of the Physical Map Tab
Destinations – the page numbers for the destinations. Selecting a page number opens the physical destination
mapping table of the selected destination page.
Sources – the page numbers for the sources. Selecting a page number opens the physical source mapping table of
the selected source page.
Edit – click this button to open the Edit Source/Destination Mappings dialog box. This dialog box serves as a
shortcut for populating or clearing the mapping table.
MC Level – use this list to select the machine control level.
Class – these designations are used by the resource management rules to determine when to make a complex switch
using a resource.
Levels ( L n ) – these designations are labeled across the column headings. These represent the physical router levels
that have been set in the routing switcher system.
Pages
The Physical Map tab has 10 pages of sources and 10 pages of destinations that can be defined. Each page contains
100 virtual sources/destinations. These virtual sources/destinations are numbered consecutively over the 10 pages.
For example, page 1 of the sources contains virtual sources 1 to 100 down the left-hand column, and page 2 of the
destinations contains virtual destinations 101 to 200 down the left-hand column. Therefore, up to 1000 virtual
sources and 1000 virtual destinations can be assigned.
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All of the information contained in the source and destination pages forms the mapping table for the NK-VRC.
To map physical inputs and outputs to virtual sources, destinations, and classes
1. In DashBoard , open the NK-VRC interface.
2. Select the Physical Map tab.
3. Select a
Sources
page number.
4. Using a system plan as a guide, determine the first virtual source and router level to map.
5. Enter the number of the physical input port on the routing switcher in the cell that corresponds to the virtual
source number and the router level.
For example, using the information presented in Figure 2.1 , the input from virtual source 1 (Camera 1) is
connected to the SDI video routing switcher (level 2) on input connector 13. Therefore, enter 13 in the cell that