Grass Valley NV9000-SE v.3.0 - Manual (Page 488)

468 Rev 3.0 • 25 Mar 10
16. Tielines
Locating and Viewing Existing Tieline Details
Enter the first characters of a destination (downstream) physical level in the ‘Dest Phys Level
Filter’ field.
Or
Enter the first characters of a destination signal type in the ‘Dest Signal Type Filter’ field.
The list is automatically reduced to display only tielines matching those character strings
entered.
Figure 16-7. Tieline Path Table
Several columns display tieline information. Each row represents a single tieline path.
3 Click
X
on the window title tab to close the table.
Column Description
ID Lists the ID number associated with the tieline
Source Phys
Level The physical level associated with the upstream device.
Source Signal
Type
The signal type associated with the upstream device.
Dest Phys Level The physical level associated with the downstream device.
Dest Signal Type The signal type associated with the downstream device.
Hop Count The number of “jumps” to route from a source to a destination. The more jumps
required, the higher the count. See
Hop Count on page 458.
Cost The numeric “weight” assigned to the tieline. (See Costs on page 457.) If no cost is
assigned, by default the cost is the sum of the “hops”—the hop count—required to
complete the route.