Madi Channel Labeling; Setting Up The E-Madi64 Card - ClearCom Eclipse HX-Median User Manual

6.3.1

MADI channel labeling

The 4-character channel ID for each MADI input channel is taken from the provided
embedded data bits. The channel ID for each MADI output channel can be re-labeled in
EHX, or alternatively replaced with Production Maestro Pro alias labels. This means that
Eclipse HX user panels can automatically show the MADI channel ID (or Alias as supplied
from Production Maestro Pro).
The channel labeling options in EHX are therefore:
• To use the 4-character, 3rd party ID, provided from the input channel.
• To use the Production Maestro Pro Alias.
• To disable the ID and use the EHX port name.
6.4

Setting up the E-MADI64 card

To set up the E-MADI card:
1) With the Eclipse HX-Median powered off, insert the E-MADI front and rear cards
into the frame.
Note:
2) Power up the Eclipse HX-Median and open the EHX configuration software.
3) Add the E-MADI64 cards to the EHX configuration.
If you are creating a new configuration, use Layout mode to discover the cards:
If this is an established configuration:
4) Configure EHX settings for the E-MADI64 cards. Standard EHX settings (including
VOX and In-use tally) are applicable to all E-MADI64 channels.
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The number of E-MADI64 cards you can fit to the matrix frame is limited by
the available port count. There are 112 ports available on the Eclipse HX-
Median.
a. Drag the matrix frame into the work area.
b. The New Configuration dialog is displayed. Select Discover Hardware.
c. Click Ok.
a. Go to Hardware > Cards and Ports.
b. To add the cards, do either of the following:
• Click Detect New Hardware. The cards are discovered and
automatically assigned to a slot on the frame.
• Use the drop-down lists to manually assign the cards to slots on the
frame.