Configure > Computers > Transmitters - ADDER AdderView DDX User Manual

Configure > Computers > Transmitters
Each computer connects to a DDX-CAM transmitter module. This page lists each
DDX-CAM module and their key details:
This page lists various details for each DDX-CAM module:
• Computer Name - the given name for each connected computer.
• Firmware - the current internal software version for each DDX-CAM
module.
• Monitor No - an index number for each video display port. The first port for
any computer will be indexed as '1'. Where a computer has more than one
video display connected it (by using additional DDX-CAM modules), this
column will show '2', '3', etc. against the secondary, tertiary, etc. DDX-CAM
module(s).
• Unique ID - (shown only when the Maintenance > Settings > Web UI Mode
is set to Advanced) this column displays the unique identifier hardwired
into every DDX-CAM module.
The arrows allow you to reorder
the list in ascending or descending order
according to the entries within any column
Click a transmitter entry to view the configuration details of its port on the DDX switch.
Within this page it is possible to reboot and/or recover a transmitter.
Applying a different EDID
If a computer needs to use an EDID profile that
differs from the one being used as the default
System EDID, use these steps:
1 If necessary, clone the required EDID - see
Add EDID.
2 View the Configure > Computers >
Transmitters page and click on the required
computer entry (to show the page above).
3 Select the appropriate entry from the EDID
drop down list.
4 Click the Update button.
Recovering a transmitter
This option (shown only when
the Maintenance > Settings > Web
UI Mode is set to Advanced) is
used to reprogram a transmitter
that has failed during a firmware
upgrade. Once the Recover
Transmitter button is clicked, you
will be asked to power cycle the
respective transmitter, whereupon
it will boot up into recovery mode.
Then you will asked to click a
Reprogram button to commence
the operation.
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