Here, you can define the configuration of the single 360 channel.
The first part is merely descriptive and shows data previously assigned:
•Code: The path of the resource you are editing is displayed
•Type: Shows the resource type
•Number: Indicates the ordinal number that identifies that resource in case others of the same type coexist.
•Name: Description of the resource you are editing (in this case, the suffix CH-no. of the channel is added)
The second part allows you to set the connection and use mode of the channel:
•Driver -Fixed: MAXX
•Channels -
Video In: Display the n. of input channels you wish to use, considering they begin from n. one onwards.
(0=not used) The input channel is usually shown just in case you need to record.
Video Out: Display the n. of output channel you wish to use, considering they begin from n.1 onwards.
(0=non usato) The output channel must be shown if the intention is to revise the recorded video files.
Practically, setting the video in and out for an ingest channel and setting for the play channel only the video out.
•E/E
It is also possible to set E\E for single channels. This is necessary for those systems for which is not foreseen an automatic E/E. It allows, during ingest, to simulate an E\E via software with an eventual router connected, that is, in REC to put the source output ( VTR ) on a monitor, and in PLAY, to put the videoserver output again on a monitor.
•Proxy address board
If you have a video acquisition proxy board directly connected to the channel, set the IP address related to the PC on which the board has been installed (ES.: 195.122.231.145).
The local port should have a value between 6501 and 6509.
If you don't have that kind of board, or if it isn't fixed to the channel, leave the two boxes blank.