Viewing the route information of the target module – Guntermann & Drunck DVICenter DP16 Configuration and Operation User Manual
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In this case, delete the existing video profiles of the target module. When accessing
the target module the next time, a new profile is created at the workplace.
How to delete the stored video profiles of a target module:
1. Press the
Ctrl+Num
(default) hotkey to open the on-screen display.
2. Press
F11
to call the Configuration menu.
3. Select the
Target
entry and press
Enter
.
4. Select the analog target module (CATpro2) whose video profiles you want to
delete and press
F5
.
5. Mark the entry
Reset target video data
and press
Enter
.
6. Use the arrow keys to mark the entry
Yes
and press
Enter
to confirm the appearing
security request.
7. Press
F2
to save your settings.
Viewing the route information of the target module
The route information provides an overview of how the target module is physically
connected to the other devices of the matrix system.
How to view the route information:
1. Press the
Ctrl+Num
(default) hotkey to open the on-screen display.
2. Move the cursor to the target module whose route information you want to view.
ADVICE:
Use the menu’s search function, the view filter or the sort criteria (see
page 9 ff.) to limit the selection of list entries.
NOTE:
Every time a connection without an existing entry in the video profile data-
base is established between the user module and the target module, the image sig-
nal coming from the computer is switched off within the target module. A test
signal is created instead and transmitted to the user module.
With the aid of this test signal, the required parameters to display an optimized
image are determined. If other users are trying to access this target module at the
same time, they receive a message regarding the video adjustment.
Depending on the cable length, the cable quality, and the connected monitor type,
it takes between 5 and 10 seconds until the image is displayed again at these user
modules.
ADVICE:
Use the menu’s search function, the view filter or the sort criteria (see
page 9 ff.) to limit the selection of list entries.