Grass Valley Kaleido-X v.7.80 - Manual (Page 65)

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Kaleido-X
User’s Manual
Changing an External Router Crosspoint
To change an external router crosspoint
1 Right-click a composite or video monitor on the monitor wall.
2 On the menu point to Assign [router] input (where [router] will be the name of a
logical router whose outputs are connected to the multiviewer inputs), navigate to the
input you wish to assign to the monitor, and then select it.
The multiviewer requests the specified source signal from the router.
Using Timers
Timers can be assigned to timer monitors in a layout. Any user can control such timers by
using the timer monitor’s buttons and menu. An RCP user can be assigned a specific timer.
Notes
• As of version 5.20 of the Kaleido-X software, when a multiviewer manages
an upstream router, you should manage the router’s physical sources as
logical sources within the multiviewer system (see
page 189 ). Router
sources can thus be assigned to monitor wall elements transparently, just
as sources connected directly to the multiviewer’s inputs (see
Assigning
Sources to Monitors on page 51).
• In the case of a multiviewer systems configured with an upstream router
that has more than 288 sources, the Assign [router] input menu
mentioned in the procedure below is not available, and you must therefore
manage the router’s physical sources as logical sources within the
multiviewer system.
• The KMV-3901/3911 multiviewers do not support the procedure described
below.
Note: What you see on the wall is not a list of physical inputs, but of logical
inputs (labels). Once you have established your configuration in XEdit, you
always work with logical devices/levels.