Search Field; The Concept; Application Areas Of The Search Field; Default Naming / Numbering Explanation - Lightware UBEX Series User Manual

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8. Lightware Device Controller 8. Lightware Device Controller
8.6. Search Field
8.6.1. The Concept
The Search feature helps to customize the list of the devices in the
UBEX matrix due to the user friendly overview. If you want to find
a stream or a source / destination device, do the following steps:
#search #find
Step 1. Select the type of your search in the list: Source / Destination
/ Both.
INFO:
The Both category means searching the words which are
tagged to a Source and a Destination also.
Step 2. Type the name of stream or device. The hints will be appeared
in the list.
The Search field
Step 3. Select the desired tag / stream name / device name. The
crosspoint table will be filtered to the ports containing the
searched text.
The crosspoint view before and after the search
Applied F-series endpoint firmware package: v1.4.1 | Applied R-series endpoint firmware package: v1.4.1 | Applied MMU firmware package: v1.2.1 | LDC software: v1.34.0b2
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Step 4. More key words can be added to the query for the best search
efficiency. The query can be saved with the Add This Query
button.
The Search field with more keywords

ATTENTION! The saved queries will be cleared after closing the
LDC application.
8.6.2. Application Areas of the Search Field
The Search field is available where the streams and ports can get
unique name and tags can be attached to them. These are:
▪
Video crosspoint - Grid view / Tile view
– Video streams
– Video ports
– Endpoint Devices
▪
Audio crosspoint - Grid view / Tile view
– Audio streams
– Audio ports
– Endpoint Devices
▪
Control menu - Ethernet
– Ethernet ports
– Endpoint devices
▪
Control menu - RS-232
– RS-232 ports
– Endpoint devices
INFO:
The search field can be used for searching in the selected
layer only. For example searching in the video crosspoint menu will
not find the RS-232 ports.
8.7. Default Naming / Numbering Explanation
The following section explains the default numbering of the sources/
destinations and the default stream names of the endpoint devices.
8.7.1. Source and Destination Numbering
The source and destination ID contains
two numbers: the logical device ID (it
can be changed by the user) and the
port number (it is fixed).
Logical device ID: It is created by the
MMU based on the discovery order
of the endpoints - independently of the operation mode. The first
discovered endpoint gets the 1, the second one gets the 2, and so on.
INFO:
The logical device ID can be reconfigured by the Device map
feature. See the details in the Device Map
Input/output port number:
▪ Transmitter (source): the stream of HDMI in 1 port is the 01, the
stream of HDMI in 2 port is the 02;
▪ Receiver (destination): the HDMI out 1 port is the 01, the
HDMI out 2 port is the 02.
▪ Transceiver (source and destination): the stream of HDMI in 2
port is the 02 on the source side, the HDMI out 1 port is the 01
on the destination side.
8.7.2. Default Naming of the Devices and the Streams
Device Name
The default name (label) of the
device is the MAC address. It
can be changed freely in the Device label field by the user.
Stream Name
The default name of the
stream is calculated from the
MAC address and the port number of the endpoint device where the
stream is transmitted from. The MAC address and the port number is
separated by a dot character.
Example: A8:D2:36:F0:00:33.S1
The green characters are the MAC address of the device, the red
characters are the input port number. The stream name can be
changed freely in the Stream name field by the user.
74 74
Logical device ID
1/01
Input/output port number
section.