Grass Valley MRC v.1.2 - Manual (Page 129)

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Miranda Router Configurator
User’s Guide
Each row of the list of modules represents one module: These are the fields in each row:
(See Module Types on page 71.)
(See Nomenclature on page 25.)
Column Description
Location The slot of the router frame in which the module is installed. The terms in this column
depend on the router frame:
Input nn — an input card in slot nn.
Output nn — an output card in slot nn.
Upper Input nn or Lower Input nn — (in the NV8576 and NV8576-Plus frames), an
input card in slot nn, in the upper or lower bay, as indicated.
Upper Output nn or Lower Output nn — (in the NV8576 and NV8576-Plus frames), an
input card in slot nn, in the upper or lower bay, as indicated.
Monitor — (in the NV8144 only) a monitor card.
Input Monitor or Output Monitor — (in the NV8280 only) an input or output monitor
card.
Upper Input Monitor or Lower Input Monitor— (in the NV8576 and NV8576-Plus
frames), an input monitor card in the upper or lower bay, as indicated.
Upper Output Monitor or Lower Output Monitor— (in the NV8576 and NV8576-Plus
frames), an output monitor card in the upper or lower bay, as indicated.
Crosspoint nn — a crosspoint card.
Modules The type of module installed. Module type is indicated by signal type and/or function.
These are some of the terms in this column:
DEM — disembedder (input) card
FRAMESYNC — Frame sync input card
EMB — embedder (output) card
TDM — MADI input or output card
STD — standard (i.e., non-hybrid) card
HYBRID — hybrid card
EXP — expansion card (for expanded frames)
FILLER — expansion filler card
Status The column contains circles that indicate the status of the modules:
Green — the module is healthy, communicating with the control card, at the proper
temperature, and has good power.
Red — the module is “unhealthy” or in an alarm state. There are several causes of a red
indicator. See IOXM Extended Status Data on page 158.
Identify The column contains either circles that indicate the state of a module’s blue path light
or “N/A” which means that the module has no path light.
If the ‘Identify’ field has a circle, you can click the circle to turn on the path light of the
module (in the frame). That way you can see, in the frame, the module you have iden-
tified in MRC.
When the path light is on, the circle is blue; when it is off, the circle is gray: