Grass Valley MRC v.1.2 - Manual (Page 30)

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Using MRC
The MRC Interface
Table Commands
When you are using any of the tables, the following functions are available:
• Highlighting — Clicking anywhere in a row changes the color of the row to the highlight
color (deep green, as opposed to white or light green), making the row distinguishable from
the other rows. Highlighting a row does not select the item in the ‘Control Cards’ table, the
‘Hybrid Routers’ table, or the ‘Video Routers’ table. To select an item represented by a row, such
as a control card, click the radio button in that row:
• Check box — Click a check box to select the item in that row. Click the check box again to
unselect the item. You can check more than one check box at any one time. Checked items
are processed together when you issue a command.
Network Levels Level The name of the level.
Signal Type The signal type associated with the level.
Router The router frame to which the level is assigned.
Physical Inputs The physical inputs on the router frame at which the level starts
and ends.
Controller
Sources Logical numbers in the router control system at which this level
begins and ends, for source devices.
Physical Outputs The physical outputs on the router frame at which the level starts
and ends.
Controller Dests Logical numbers in the router control system at which this level
begins and ends, for destination devices.
All Control
Cards Online Indicates whether the control card is currently active and commu-
nicating with the router control system via the network.
‘Active’ in this field means that the control card is currently active
and considered the primary control card.
‘Secondary’ means that the card is the inactive control card.
‘Virtual’ means that the card is a virtual control card (and not a
physical card).
See Creating Virtual Control Cards on page 133.
Name The name of the router.
Type The router model number, such as NV8280.
IP Address The IP address currently assigned to the control card.
Subnet Mask The subnet mask currently assigned to the control card.
Tabbed Table Column Description