EVS EPSIO Version 1.60 - July 2010 User's Manual - Manual (Page 14)

Epsio Version 1.60 – User’s Manual
EVS Broadcast Equipment – July 2010
Issue 1.60.C
2.2 CONNECTING EPSIO AND EVS SERVER
2.2.1 S
TARTING THE
EVS S
ERVER
A
PPLICATION
When using Epsio with an EVS server, you need to run a server application:
• with at least 2 recorder channels and 2 player channels
• in a Multicam LSM base configuration.
For more information on starting an EVS application, refer to the EVS Menu
section in the Technical Reference Software manual.
2.2.2 E
PSIO
S
ETTINGS ON
R
EMOTE
P
ANEL
The settings to activate the Epsio mode, and specify the default Epsio tool are
available on page 9.2 of the Setup menu. These settings are described below:
Setting Possible
Values
Description
[F2] Offside
Line On, Off
(default) Activates the offside line feature, whatever
internal or external.
When the parameter is set to ‘On’, the External
Offside parameter is displayed.
[F3] External
Offside On, Off
(default) Enables the control of Epsio from the Remote
Panel.
When the setting is set to ‘Off’, the offside line
feature built in the EVS server is active. The
SHIFT+D key in the Operational menu gives
access to the Offside menu.
When the setting is set to ‘On’, the Epsio
application is active. The SHIFT+D key in the
Operational menu gives access to the Epsio
menu. The IP Address and Default Tool
parameters are displayed.
The EVS server will set this setting to ‘On’ if no
telestration option is installed on the server.
[F4] IP
Address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx When the Epsio connection is enabled with the
External Offside parameter, the IP Address of
the Epsio workstation has to be entered in this
parameter to allow the communication between
the EVS server and the Epsio workstation.
[F5] Default
Tool
Offisde, Arrow,
Circle,
Graphics
When the Epsio connection is enabled with the
External Offside parameter, this parameter
specifies the tool to be activated by default in
the Epsio menu on the Remote Panel.
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