Grass Valley iTX System v.2.6 - Manual (Page 109)

Starting iTX Desktops
About the iTX Desktop at an operator workstation
When an operator starts the iTX Desktop at an operator workstation, the operator has access
to the layouts you assign to the workstation view and the operator's user view. Until you assign
layouts, both views are blank.
How much control operators have in modifying iTX Desktops depends on their user rights. In
general, they should not be able to edit layouts or change the layout view of any user. To
ensure this, the Desktop Administrator security attribute should not be assigned to operators.
The iTX Desktop displays a notice in front of any layout feature that is unavailable for security
reasons. One such feature is the Desktop View Manager on the Layout Management pop-up
layout:
Checking the connection of iTX Desktops to the system services
1. At each iTX Desktop workstation, check the service-status indicators in the title bar display
a green light:
The green lights show the iTX Desktop is connected to key Database Server services and
that the services are running normally. In a system with a Locator Service, the indicators
represent, from left to right: the Locator Service, the System Service, and the Logging
Service.
The Locator Service indicator does not appear if the system is operating without a Locator
Service.
Service-status indicators on the Engineering layout provide similar information for the
services on the Output and Database Servers. More details , page 273.
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