Barco TransForm A User Manual page 131

Switcher
Each section beginning with Switcher defines a video switcher. To determine the type of data, select one of the
following expressions: composite, svideo, rgb, rgbc, rgbhv. Data with need of fewer channels may as well be
transmitted; if for example rgbhv is selected as well data of type rgb and rgbc may be transmitted.
Video switchers can be divided into a master- and a sub-device; i.e. the inputs are affiliated to the master device,
the outputs are divided in multiple logical video switchers. This enables the use of one physical video switcher
for video- as well as for RGB-sources or just a clearer description.
Switcher The name inserted in quotes is the user accessible name.
Device Name of the video switcher, see
with an appended index, starting with [1] counted up successively if more sub-devices are
used.
Connection Determines the serial port of the server.
Inputs Determines the number of available inputs of the video switcher. Needs to be indicated for
the master device. Sub-devices use the inputs of the master device.
Outputs Determines the number of available outputs of the master- or sub-device.
Level Reserved for advanced configuration.
Videotype Determines which type of signal may be transmitted by the outputs.
Select composite, svideo, rgb, rgbc or rgbhv.
Host Indicates the computer, connected via the serial interface, with its user accessible name as
defined in section computer. Only used with multiple computers!
Port Port number at the server to connect to video switcher. Master- and sub-devices need sepa-
rate port numbers. Only used with multiple computers!
RemoteType Reserved for advanced configuration.
Switcher "vsw0"
{
Device = vsw2974[0];
Connection
Inputs
Outputs
Videotype
Host
Port
}
Switcher "vsw1"
{
Device
Outputs
Videotype
Port
}
Barco – TransForm A - Workstation for Windows – DOC-3266-2 – Revision 13 – April 2006
= com2;
= 4;
= 4;
= rgbhv;
= server;
= 4999;
= vsw2974[0][1];
= 12;
= svideo;
= 5000;
Table 6-15 and text above, please! Sub-devices are numbered
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