Module Properties And Settings; Optical Link Quality; Video Modules - Lightware MODEX-OPTS-TX User Manual

Saving a preset
Step 1. Create the desired crosspoint connections, port and module settings.
Step 2. Select Crosspoint view and click on Presets button.
Step 3. Select the desired preset memory from the dropdown menu.
Step 4. Optionally write a short description and store it by the Set button (description can
Step 5. Click on Save preset button.
Loading a preset
Step 1. Select Crosspoint view and click on Presets button.
Step 2. Select a preset from the dropdown menu.
Step 3. Optionally mark or unmark the 'Applying this preset will remove all locks' setting.
Step 4. Click on Load preset button.
Info: Loading a preset does not change User EDID memory.
Info: If a place in the User EDID memory has been changed after saving the preset, the EDID
itself will not be changed when loading the preset. The new EDID saved in the place will
be valid, since a preset stores the ID number of an emulated EDID, not the EDID data.

7.5. Module properties and settings

General
General information is displayed about the module: Module name, Part number, Hardware
version, Serial number and further module-dependent information and settings.

7.5.1. Optical link quality

The properties panel of MODEX-PH-OPTx module
contains a feature that gives information about the
optical link quality between the transmitter and the
receiver. (Scroll down in the window and the section will
be visible.) If the radio button is checked, link quality
measurement is in progress (data is collected in the
background). If the button is unchecked, error counter is reset to 0.
Info: If the module (MODEX-PH-OPTx) is locked, link quality measurement cannot be enabled
or disabled.

7.5.2. Video modules

MODEX modules – including video-, interface- and physical link modules – have their
special property list. Related ports are indicated by the color of the module property bar.
Different color means different module. Left click on Module property bar to open module
property window.
Certain video modules have more than one video inputs
or outputs, but only one of these inputs or outputs can be
used in video crosspoint. The reason is that only one
video stream transmission is permitted between the core
module and the video module. Under Settings there is a Mode selector which activates the
interface. The active input or output port of selected mode appears in video crosspoint and
the port property becomes available.
Info: If the module is locked, the active interface cannot be changed.
Section 7. Web control – Using the built-in website
be also stored without saving/loading a preset).
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