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Filter settings panel

The Filter Settings panel (see figure 49, on the preceding page) allows you to modify the default settings for each alarm type.

AAlarm Type — Selects an alarm for which you want to change its default settings. This drop-down box lists the available alarm error conditions for all units. Alarm error conditions are divided into three categories

•Alarm errors that occur on an encoder (see table 11) on page 61.

•Alarm errors that occur on a decoder (see table 12) on page 62.

•One alarm error that occurs only on the device that is configured as the system controller (see table 13) on page 62.

BAlarm Source —

Select the device for which you want to change its default settings. Alarm filters can be set for either a single, specific unit or for all VNC 325 devices in the system.

CAlarm Severity — Set the alarm severity. Each alarm condition has a default severity which can be overwritten using the filter controls. Note that the default setting is listed in this drop down independently of any changes that have been made to the alarm severity.

Alarms can be set to one of three severities, as listed in the table below:

Alarm Severity

Description

 

 

Critical

When triggered, a critical alarm:

 

• Illuminates the red LED on the front panel of the affected unit.

 

• Closes the normally open contacts and opens the normally

 

closed contacts of the relay accessed via the RS-232 Over LAN

 

port.

 

• Displays the red traffic light indicator for the device on the

 

device list page.

 

 

Warning

When triggered, displays the yellow traffic light indicator for the

 

device on the device list page.

 

 

None

Effectively filters the alarm condition; it still appears in the alarms list

 

but it does not display any colored indicators.

DAlarm Reporting — Set the alarm to be either Reporting, NotReporting, or Default (the default setting for the alarm condition, which could be either reporting or not reporting). A Reporting condition causes the encoder to send an SNMP trap

(an asynchronous notification) to an SNMP client whenever that alarm condition is triggered.

The default setting is listed in this drop down independently of any changes that have been made to the alarm reporting.

E Apply filter change button — Click the Apply filter change button to temporarily apply the alarm changes.

NOTE: Click the Save All tab to permanently save the alarm settings. Changes are lost after a power cycle unless you Save all.

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Contents VN-Matrix325 Safety Instructions English FCC Class a Notice Conventions Used in this Guide Contents VN-Matrix 325 Serial Digital Over IP Codec Contents About this Guide About the VNC 325 CodecVN-Matrix 325 Serial Digital Over IP Codec Introduction Two levels of operator interface FeaturesConfigurable as encoder and decoder Two RS-232 serial portsVN-Matrix 325 Serial Digital Over IP Codec Introduction Installation Setup Installation and Setup OverviewRear Panel Features VNC 325 FeaturesMounting the Units Planning the System ArchitectureData Transport Methods Multicast RTPUnicast RTP Typical Unicast RTP ApplicationData and Control Routing Unicast TCPExample 1 Switched and isolated network configuration Switched and Isolated Network ConfigurationApplicable Codec Configuration Selections Example 2 Switched and isolated network configuration LAN PortCodec Option LAN Port 1 RJ-45 LAN Port 2 fiber optic Example 3 Routed Network Configuration Routed Network ConfigurationConfiguring Network Settings Serial Port WiringBaud rate Data bits Parity None Stop bits Flow control None Low-level Network Configuration Configuration Menu Controller IP optionConfiguration Selections Configuration SelectionsIp forwarding Not implemented. Do not change this value LAN Port Specific Options Function CommentsMaking Remaining Connections RS-232 Over LAN PortLAN Ports RJ-45 port wiring RJ-45 Connector and Pinout TablesEncoder configuration Video Input, Output, and Loop ConnectionsDecoder configuration Loop BNC connector Not usedConfigure Encoders and Decoders Startup and LoginDevice List Configure the Units as Encoders or Decoders Typical VN-Matrix 325 SystemConfiguring a Codec as a Source or Display Enable multicast streaming Enable multicast streaming Encoder ConfigurationIndications and Controls LAN-1 and LAN-2 LEDsStatus LED Network Interface Device Field Device ModeDevice List Removing a device from the networkDevice Typical Device Page for an EncoderLicensed features panel Device summary panelDevice setup panel Configuration panelMode Configuration Page Video Encoder Streams panelConfiguration Page Audio Encoder Name panelANC Audio panel Forward error correction FEC panel Audio Encoder FEC PanelConfiguration Page Colfec and Rowfec Encoders Audio Encoder Streams PanelBandwidth Management Page and Typical Bit Rates FEC Encoder Streams PanelBandwidth management standard controls panel Bandwidth Management Standard Controls PanelAdvanced Controls panel Advanced Controls PanelBandwidth Management Maximum bit rates Typical Embedded Audio Bit Rates in Transparent ModePeak flow rate Broadcast Contribution Video BitDecoder Display and Configuration Decoder Video Configuration PanelDecoder Streams Configuration Panel Decoder Streams Configuration PanelDecoder Bit Rate and Stream Decoder Bit Rate and StreamRaw Network Statistics Panel Peripherals Page and Serial Port Control Pass-through ControlConfiguring a Serial Pass-through Group Configuring a Serial Pass-through GroupFirmware Upgrade Firmware Upgrade Stages Function Summary Perform onUploading the upgrade to the controller codec UpgradeInstalling the firmware prepare, activate, and commit stages License Accounts Page Passwords and Clock Management Passwords PanelClock Management Panel Controller Licensing PanelAlarms AlarmsAlarm Severity Description Critical Filter settings panelAlarm Source NoneEncoder Alarm Alarm list panelAlarm types and descriptions Encoder Alarm Type and Description Action Default SettingsIndicates that there is a valid Alarm Logs Alarm LogSnmp Password Value Simple Network Management ProtocolSnmp Community Value Snmp Trap Destination ValuesVideo input and loop through encoder SpecificationsVideo Video processing codecAudio processing Sync genlock decoderAudio input and output Control host ports codecs, decodersNetwork transport GeneralCodec Part Number and Included Parts Part Numbers and AccessoriesMounting and Power Options Optional SFP ModuleMounting kits Mounting the CodecTabletop Use UL Rack-Mounting GuidelinesTest Pattern Output format1280 x 720x480 Extron Warranty
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