Encoder Setup Section - AMX NMX-ENC-N1122 Instruction Manual

Encoder Setup Section

The Encoder Setup section of the Settings page is shown in
Encoder Setup Section
FIG. 23
Settings Page: Encoder Setup Section
TABLE 1
Option
Device Name
TX Enable
Stream
Video Source
Audio Input Type
Live/Local
Audio Sample Rate
Mute
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Description
Enter a user-friendly name for the unit.
Enable to broadcast the AV signals. Disable to turn off/
stop broadcasting.
View/edit the current transmit stream number.
Select which input port is encoding video.
Select Unbalanced (single-ended) or Balanced analog
audio input.
Select live video or locally stored images for
transmission onto the network. When video is not
available, it automatically goes into local mode.
Select the sample rate, in Hz, for the analog audio.
Enable to stop the transmission of audio data onto the
network.
Figure 23. Options are described in
Notes
More descriptive names in this field help you organize
and manage the SVSI system efficiently. Names
based on the unit's location and function are very
useful. Some good examples are Lobby-Left-VGA (for
left side of lobby, VGA input) or CR201-HDMI (for
Conference Room 201, HDMI input). Keep in mind the
matrices are organized alphanumerically.
To better understand this setting, think of Encoders
more like a channel on a cable box, rather than a
traditional AV Matrix. Each Encoder must have a
unique stream number, just like every channel must
have a unique channel number (e.g., Food Network
and HGTV cannot both be on channel 201).
Selecting HDMI/VGA declares HDMI as the primary
port and VGA as the secondary port (when there is no
HDMI input). Selecting VGA only or HDMI only
disables the other video input port.
When video is not available, the most recently played
local playlist is displayed.
Encoder Configuration Options
Table 1.
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