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Configure the Instrument
Configure and Select Signal Inputs
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Note:
You must save the program configuration to update the programs in the audio
bars and loudness meter.
Select DOLBY
Note: Dolby D Plus and E are available in SDI and 2022.
a. Select DOLBY .
b.
In the Dolby Audio Channel Pair menu, select the audio channel pair that
contains Dolby audio.
Dolby audio in the selected channels are then decoded. Only Dolby D/D Plus/E
decode is supported.
c.
Select
Save
and close the menu.
Note:
Audio programs configured in the Program Configuration menu are used to
select a program for measurement by the Loudness application, to display audio bars
in the Audio application, and to monitor with headphones. When all the channels are
unassigned, all the channels are treated as stereo pairs. The audio programs in the
Dolby E stream are automatically set up based on the Dolby D/D Plus/E metadata.
3.
To begin monitoring this input, select the configured input. (See Select Input .)
Configure and Monitor ST2110
1. Select the
Settings
icon ( ) to open the Settings menu.
2.
Select
Inputs
to open the Inputs submenu.
3. Select the input from the list.
4.
Select
IP
.
5. Select ST2110 .
6.
Slide the NMOS control to Enabled or Disabled.
Enabling NMOS allows system management software to discover, register,
configure the input, and select the active input for monitoring.
Note:
NMOS Discovery and Registration must be enabled in the network settings for
this control to be available. (See
Enable NMOS Discovery and Registration
.)
7. Slide the Seamless Switching control to Enabled or Disabled.
Note: For Seamless Switching, the two Path 1 and Path 2 streams should be identical.
If the streams are not identical, error messages are shown in the Status Bar. There is a
difference between “port” and “path”. The port is the physical SFP port that is used to
input the 10GE signal. Path 1 and Path 2 are the signal paths to be used for seamless
switching.