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Gigabit settings, Type, High priority – EVS XT3 Version 11.02 - July 2013 Configuration Manual User Manual

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Type

Description

Defines the privileges of the EVS server on the SDTI network.

Values

The following values are possible:

Client: It cannot access the content on other EVS servers.

Master: It can access all content on other EVS servers.

Server: It manages the SDTI network, and it can access
all content on other EVS servers.
One EVS server on the network should be set to Server
type. If no Server type is defined, XNet will not be
activated. If more than one EVS server is defined as Server
type, only the first one to connect will be the actual Server.

Whatever the server type defined, the content of an EVS
server can be accessed without restrictions by the other EVS
servers (with type Master or Server) on the SDTI network.

Default Values

Server

High Priority

Description

Defines a higher priority for a play channel of the local server
whenever they play network clips/trains. This higher priority
will only apply in play, not in shuttle mode.

Values

Yes / No (default)

Note
Using this command will not prevent a freeze on the SDTI network if the
network is completely stalled. It is always worth checking the network status
and defining clear network usage rules if you wish to play footage across the
network.

3.5.3.

Gigabit Settings

Introduction

The Gigabit connection allows the backup and transfer of the audio and video data without
going through the SDTI network.

It is provided via the H3X board. Its backplane is equipped with two 1GbE ports.

The settings need to be defined on at least one port for the server to be able to operate the
Ethernet connection.

When the Gigabit module is not present on the H3X  board or when the Gigabit connection
has been lost, the first line of the Gigabit Ethernet settings will display the message !Not
detected!

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