EVS IPDirector Version 4.4 - March 2008 Part 3 User's Manual - Manual (Page 179)

Issue 4.4.C IP Director Version 4.4 – User Manual – Part 3: Ingest and Play-Out
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O
UTPUT
M
ODE
The output mode field allows the user to define the type of signal that the GPI key
will have to send to the third device. The following output modes can be defined:
Trigger Mode Description
Pulse Rising Edge The GPI signal will be a rising edge pulse.
Pulse Falling Edge The GPI signal will be a falling edge pulse.
Level High The output level is set to high.
Level Low The output level is set to low.
Note
When you define a pulse signal, you also need to specify the pulse
duration.
A
DVANCE
In the Advance field, you can specify how many seconds ahead of the timecode
(on which the GPI tab is defined) the output GPI signal should be sent by the IP
Director.
P
ULSE DURATION
The pulse duration needs to be defined for pulse rising edge and pulse falling
edge signals. The pulse duration depends on the sensitivity of the third device to
be used.
6.10.6 A
UXILIARY
T
RACK
C
ONFIGURATION
P
ANE
It is possible to define an auxiliary clip in the Play-List Editor. The audio track of
this auxiliary clip can be played instead of the audio track of the played clip. For
more information on the auxiliary track, refer to section 6.7.5 ‘Auxiliary Clip on a
Play-List’, on page 143 in the Play-List Editor chapter.
The Auxiliary Track Configuration pane allows the user to specify on which audio
output the audio track of the auxiliary clip should be played.
The Auxiliary Track Output pane will only be available if the XT server is
configured in IPDP mode.