Lightware UMX4x4-Pro2 User Manual page 62

State indicators (output ports)
Following icons display different states of the output port:
Icon
State indicators (input ports)
Following icons display different states of the input port/signal:
Icon
[Signal
type]
Board type
The type of the installed boards is displayed with a colored line on the bottom of the port.
The following color is defined in case of UMX4x4-Pro2:
View mode
This mode was designed to display crosspoint state of a selected- and
its connected port(s).
Info: Crosspoint settings cannot be changed in View mode but port settings are available.
Changing crosspoint settings
Crosspoint changes can be made in Input switch mode and Output switch mode. The
working method is the same in both cases but the priority is different.
Input switch mode
The mode can be also named as 'Input priority-mode'. In the mode an input port has to
be selected at first then connected output port(s) is/are shown. Thus, the output port(s)
connected to the input port can be changed.
Output switch mode
The mode can be also named as 'Output priority-mode'. In the mode an output port has
to be selected at first then connected input port is shown. Thus, the output port connected
to the input port can be changed.
Info: Output ports can be (un)locked, (un)muted only in Output switch mode.
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No information is
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connection status
No information is
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HDCP is not supported
DVII board with HDCP capability
Section 7. Software control –Lightware Device Controller and Web
Icon is grey
Port is available but
inactive
Port is unlocked
Port is unmuted
Icon is grey
Port is available but
inactive
Last detected signal
type is displayed
Signal is not encrypted
with HDCP
Icon is black
Port is available and
sink is connected
(hotplug detected)
Port is locked
Port is muted
Icon is black
Port is available and
source is connected
(power +5V detected)
U – unknown signal
D – DVI signal
H – HDMI signal
A – Analog signal
S – SDI signal
Signal is encrypted
with HDCP
View mode