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6.17.4. Auto Recall Sub-Preset Single Load
The Auto Recall Sub-Presets Single Load functionality is used to automatically recall card
configurations for specific video inputs. The user must define these format dependant card configurations
using VistaLINK
PRO. Once this is complete, they will automatically be recalled once that particular
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combination is detected on the module itself. To utilize this functionality, the following steps must be
performed:
1) Enable the Auto Recall Presets functionality in the Utilities control tab.
2) Load the desired XML Sub-Preset configuration file
3) Set the combination of input and output video standards for which you wish to define the card
preset. This is done by the Input Video Standard and the Output Video Standard control located
directly under the configuration file configuration.
4) Select the method to upload the Sub-Preset configuration file by selecting either the FTP or SNMP
radial buttons.
5) Repeat steps 2-4 for each combination of input/output video standards
6.17.5. Auto Recall Sub-Preset Multiple Load
This configuration allows the load of multiple Auto Recall Sub-Presets with the use of a script file. The
script file will contain the information of the Sub-Presets XML files and the Input and output video
standards associated with them along with the IP address for purpose to load with FTP. The Sub-Preset
XML files must be located in the same folder as the script file when configuring the card.
6.18. CHANGE PRODUCT TAB
Some options can be purchased from sales and added to the 7812 without hardware upgrades. This tab
allows for module software upgrades that are purchased from sales.
6.18.1. Directly Set
6.18.1.1. Serial Number
The Serial Number is loaded by the manufacturer and will be displayed in this location. When contacting
sales for an option upgrade you will need to quote this number
7812UDXD Series 3G/HD Up/Down/Cross Converter with Simultaneous Dual Format Outputs and AES I/O
Figure 6-20: Change Product Tab
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