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4.6.3 Receivers > Configure Receiver
From the View Receivers page, you can configure details for a receiver:
• Click
for a receiver.
Note: If the IP address of the receiver is changed, the device will need to reboot itself.
Login Required
• No: When selected, anyone can use a receiver terminal and connect to a channel. The channels/permissions displayed to this
anonymous user are those that are set for the "anonymous user" that is defined within the Dashboard > Settings page.
• Inherit from Receiver Groups: When selected, the requirement for user login will be determined by the "Login Required"
settings within the Receiver Groups to which this unit belongs:
• If ANY of the receiver groups (to which this receiver belongs) are set as "Login Required = Yes", this receiver will require
login.
• If ANY of the receiver groups (to which this receiver belongs) are set as "Login Required = Inherit..." and the global setting is
"login required = yes", then this receiver will require login.
• If ALL receiver groups (to which this receiver belongs) are set as "Login Required = No", then this receiver will NOT require
login.
• Yes: When selected, a user will need to login with the username and password defined in the "Users" section. They will only
be allowed to login if they have been granted permission to access that particular receiver.
Receiver OSD Alerts
Determine the required setting for pop up OSD alerts: Inherit, No or Yes.
The next fields are the USB settings.
Audio Input Type
Select the required audio input type.
Video Compatibility Check
This reads the EDID from the attached monitor and determines whether the monitor is capable of displaying the selected video
mode before connecting a channel. This prevents the receiver showing a black screen and the user being locked out because a
dual link resolution has been selected to display on a single link monitor.
Force 60Hz
If enabled, the receiver frame rate is held at 60Hz regardless of the video input frame rate. The Video Switching options (below)
cannot be altered when this option is enabled.
Video switching
Provides two options for video switching:
• Fast Switching (default state) - Retains the same frame rate (at either 50Hz or 60Hz) depending upon which video resolution
was displayed first.
• Match Frame Rate - Follows the source frame rate and will change the frame rate every time this changes even if the video
resolution doesn't change. If you have one receiver switching between 1920x1080@60Hz and 1920x1080@50Hz then this
setting will change the frame rate from 60Hz to 50 Hz every time that you switch.
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