Grass Valley NV9000 Web Suite v.1.2 - Manual (Page 94)

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Tielines Tab
Tieline Drawing Page
Dark lines that connect sources (at the left side of the rectangles) to destinations (at the right
side of the rectangles) are tieline routes. Black lines are connections within the router; dark blue
lines are connections between routers. The dark blue lines are the actual tielines.
Light gray lines represent unused tielines.
In Figure 4-5, you can see the tielines of the example: one 2-hop tieline running from AIN1 to
COUT1 and two single-hop tielines (AIN2 to BOUT2 and BIN3 to COUT3).
If the tieline configuration page enables it, the drawings page will show port numbers next to
the port names in the drawing. See
Editing a Tieline Tab on page 33.
Preferences
The ‘Drawings’ page has several user-selectable preferences, available in the sidebar:
These are the preferences:
• Filtering enabled
Checking this option places a name filter on the ‘Drawing’ page:
You can place text in the ‘Search’ field to limit the number of items that are displayed. Only
those items in which the search text appears are displayed.
• Hide check boxes for unused tielines
If you wish to disregard unused tielines, checking this option will prevent their being dis-
played in the check box list or in the drawing.
• Display use information
Checking this option causes the page to display the number of tielines that are in use and
the number that are available: