Destination Protection - Calrec SUMMA User Manual

The same protection applies if the port has been 'protected' within H2O, if this is the case, the following will be dis-
played:
FIGURE 2 - INPUT PROTECTED BY H2O

Destination Protection

The image on the next page shows the I/O port patching screen during the process of making a source to destination
connection. A 'traffic-light' colour coding system is used. The coloured arrows indicate any issues associated with the
potential source to destination patch.
• A green arrow indicates that there is no source currently connected to the destination so the patch can be made
with no issues.
• The yellow arrow indicates that currently the destination has a local source connected to it.
• The red arrow indicates that the destination has had a source patched to it by another user on the network.
• The grey arrow indicates that the patch will not be made because you have been denied access to the port by the
network administrator.
If you decide to go ahead with the patch and the indication arrow is either red or yellow, the protection pop-up shown
below will appear as an extra level of protection, allowing you to review all potential changes before committing.
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