Wheatstone Corporation WheatNet-IP BLADE3 User manual

Audio over iP Network
600 Industrial Drive, New Bern, N.C. 28562 ( tel [phone] / fax [phone] / [e-mail] )
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WheatNet-IP BLADE 3

Technical
Manual
Wheatstone Corporation
Jan 2016
Audio over iP Network
WheatNet-IP BLADE 3

600 Industrial Drive
New Bern, North Carolina 28562
tel [phone] / fax [phone]
Wheatstone WheatNet-IP BLADE3 Audio Over IP Network - 2nd Edition
Navigator GUI version 3.7.X and higher
©2018 Wheatstone Corporation

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Attention!
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Compliance
Notice:
Radio Frequency Notice
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a resi-
dential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will
be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment,
this product may cause radio interference, in which case,
the user may be required to take appropriate measures.
This equipment must be installed and wired properly in order to assure
compliance with FCC regulations.
Caution! Any modications not expressly approved in writing by
Wheatstone could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

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Before Getting Started
The purpose of this document is to aid in the quick setup of your new Wheatstone
WheatNet‑IPproduct. The WheatNet‑IPproduct comes with a setup mode that will walk
you through the setup process. This setup mode is designed to help you get the system
up and running quickly with little effort. If you have any issues during the setup process
please contact Wheatstone Technical Support for further assistance at (252) 638‑7000.
The guide assumes that connectivity will take place by one of the following methods.
Isolated Network
It is recommended that connectivity of the WheatNet‑IPbe made through an isolated
Gigabit Ethernet switch.
House Network
Careful planning should be done if the WheatNet‑IP system will integrate into
your house network. A separate VLAN or other isolation method must be deployed to
containthemulticasttrafc.ThisguideassumesthenetworkisequippedwithaGigabit
networkswitchorroutercapableofhandlingthistypeofconguration.Consultyour
IT department for more information.
Front Panel Dual OLED’s
BLADE 3s come with dual OLED displays for monitoring and control of most
functions right from the front panel, including audio routing setup, monitoring, network
information, alarm status, enabling and operating utility mixes, setting input and output
gain, and connecting audio processing. Settings can also be done remotely using a PC.
The front panel’s two OLED displays, two buttons, and the knob quickly and easily
allowyoutosetupandcongureeachBLADE 3unit.
Rotation of the knob navigates up and down a menu when there is a list, or scrolls
thru options in a submenu once one has been selected. Pressing the right arrow button
navigates through sub‑menu options. Pushing the right arrow button or the knob is
“takes” an option. The button backs out of a submenu to the main menu.
Use of the controls will become clearer as we go through some examples.
WheatNet-IP BLADE3 Quick Start Setup Guide

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BLADE 3 Setup Mode
As shipped from the factory, each BLADE 3 will initially start up in Blade Setup
mode.
Activating any of the front panel controls will begin the setup process, during which
you will be faced with a small number of choices, as indicated on the right side OLED
display.
Yourrstdecisioninvolves“SystemSize”andissomethingthatshouldbewell
thought out before doing Blade SetuponyourrstBLADE 3.Herearethethreechoices,
andtheirsignicance:
• 1-99 Blades–Thiswouldbeyourchoiceforasmalltomediumsizedsystem.
Whenyouchoosethissizethesetupwizardwillautomaticallyassignnetwork
settings to the BLADE 3 based on your choice of Blade ID (see below). IP ad‑
dresses will be assigned within the 192.168.87.xxx subnet, with the last octet
being assigned a value of 100 plus the Blade ID. The subnet mask will be set
to 255.255.255.0, and the gateway will be set to 192.168.87.1. Once you have
gone through the complete Blade Setup process you will be able to change the
network settings, if desired. If you are setting up a system that you know will
never grow beyond 99 BLADE 3 units, then this is your best choice.
• 100+ Blades – This would be your choice for a large system. When you choose
this size the setup wizard will automatically assign network settings to the
BLADE 3 based on your choice of Blade ID. For IDs in the range of 1 to 99, IP
addresses will be assigned within the 192.168.87.xxx subnet, with the last octet
being assigned a value of 100 plus the Blade ID. The subnet mask will be set to
255.255.0.0, and the gateway will be set to 192.168.87.1. For IDs in the range
of 100 to 199, IP addresses will be assigned within the 192.168.88.xxx subnet,
with the last octet being assigned a value equal to the Blade ID. The subnet mask
will be set to 255.255.0.0, and the gateway will be set to 192.168.88.1. Once you
have gone through the complete Blade Setup process you will be able to change
the network settings, if desired. If you are setting up a system with more than
100 BLADE 3 units, or a system that you know will grow beyond 99 BLADE 3
units in the future, then this is your best choice.
• Snake (2 Blades) – This would only be your choice if, and only if, your system
has exactly 2 BLADE 3 units, and you want them to act as a basic audio snake,
routingaudiofromtherstBLADE 3inputsdirectlytothesecondBLADE 3

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outputs, and vice versa, with no option to change the routing. In this case one
BLADE 3 must be set up in the Snake sub‑menu as Snake A and the other must
be set up as Snake B.
Scrolltheknobtothedesiredsystemsizeandclicktherightarrowbuttontoaccept
thatsize.Ifyouhavechoseneither1-99 Blades or 100+ Blades you will then need
to select a BLADE 3 Blade ID. Note that each BLADE 3 in the system must have a
unique Blade ID. If you are choosing the Snake mode you will be asked to choose
between Snake A and Snake B, as indicated above.
Onceyouhavecompletedthedecisionprocessforsystemsize,thesetupwizard
will display the settings on the right side OLED display. Press the right arrow button
to advance to the next decision, that of Default Sample Rate.Herethereareonlytwo
choices:48K(48kHz),or44K(44.1kHz).Ifyouarenotsurewhichonetoselect,and
you are not working with audio for television, use 44K. You can change the sample
rate at a later time if needed. Scroll to the desired selection and press the right arrow
button.
ThenalchoiceyouneedtomakeiswhichI/O Templatetouse.Herearethe
threechoices,andtheirsignicance:
• Stereo I/O – This would be the most common choice if your facility consists
primarily of equipment with stereo inputs and outputs, such as tape machines,
CDplayers,computers,etc.Whenthistemplateisemployedthesetupwizard
willconguretheinputsandoutputsoftheBLADE 3asstereosignalsand
add these signals to the system. If you choose this template, you can later on
change some of your signals to mono if necessary.
• Mono I/O – This would be the most common choice if your facility consists
primarily of monophonic equipment, such as microphones, phone systems, etc.
Whenthistemplateisemployedthesetupwizardwillconguretheinputsand
outputs of the BLADE 3 as mono signals and add these signals to the system.
If you choose this template, you can later on change some of your signals to
stereo if necessary. Please note that if you have a lot of mono sources you may
be tempted to use this template, but you should also consider the rest of your
audio equipment; you may actually still have more stereo signal requirements
than mono ones.
• Custom – This would be a tempting choice if you have a fairly even balance
betweenmonoandstereosignalsinyourfacility.However,ifyouchoosethis
templatethesetupwizardwillnotconguretheBLADE 3inputsandoutputs,
nor will it add input and output signals to the system. With this template, you
will need to create the signals for each input and output connection.
Onceallthechoiceshavebeenmade,thesetupwizardwillcompletetheconguration
process. The right side OLED display will indicate that the BLADE 3 is entering the
system:

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Once the BLADE 3 has joined the system its basic information will show on the
OLEDdisplays:
When the front panel controls are idle for a while the OLED displays will show
theScreenSaver:

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BLADE 3 Front Panel Configuration
Activating any of the front panel controls will replace the screen saver display with
the main menu screen.
Presstheleft arrowbutton twicetoopenuptheBLADE 3informationscreens:
On the left window of the Info
screensyouwillndyourdigital
system clock rate,that can beeither
44.1K, 48K, External Reference,
or AES 67. The “Master” on the
top row will be displayed if this
BLADE 3 assumes the role as
system master over the rest of the BLADE 3s in your network, or a square wave icon
shows if this BLADE 3 is acting as the clock master. The BLADE 3’s Name, ID number,
and inside temperature also display in this window. The RJ‑45 connector icon will show
green and have moving dots next to it if the BLADE 3 is connected to the network. If it
is not connected the RJ‑45 icon will show red and there will be no dots.
The right window of the Info screens displays whether the BLADE 3’s signal meters
are displaying input or output, and also shows the BLADE 3 IP Address and Uptime.
Pressing the left arrow button again will take you back to the screen saver display.
Clockwise rotation of the knob navigates up and down a menu when there is a list,
or scrolls thru options in a submenu once one has been selected. Pressing the right
arrow button navigates through sub‑menu options. Pushing the knob “takes” an option.
To edit any parameter or name, press the right arrow button to highlight the parameter.
Turntheknobtondthedesiredvalueorcharacter,thenpresstherightarrowbuttonto
takeit.Iftheparameterhasmorethanoneeldyoucanpresstheknobtocyclethrough
theelds.
The button backs out of a submenu to the main menu.
For example, when you select
Headphone... by pressingthe right
arrow button the main menu list
will be displayed in the left win‑
dow and Headphone Level and
Connected Status show in the
right window.

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To adjust the volume level, turn the knob to highlight Headphone Level and push
the knob. You can then adjust the volume to a safe and comfortable level by turning the
knob. Once complete, push the knob to exit the adjustment mode.
Press the button to get back to the main menu.
For Gain Levels... select Sources... or Destination...
that brings up screens with list of sources (shown) or destinations and gain levels.
Try your hand at making some adjustments to help you get more familiar with the
front panel controls.
The main menu of the BLADE 3 shows all of the options available from the front
panel.Theseoptionsare:
• Headphone... – Selects the headphone source and volume level.
• Inputs... – Sets the gain structure and phantom power (BLADE 3 Mic type only).
• Blade... – Displays current info of the BLADE 3, software and hardware ver‑
sion, external clock reference, and network settings. These settings can also be
edited from this submenu.
• Display... – Sets the display’s brightness and screen saver time.
• Gain Levels... – Displays the gain levels for selected sources and destinations
and allows the user to set the input level for each source and destination.
• Utility Mixer... – Each BLADE 3 has two Utility Mixers. Their features include
panning, channel On/OFF, fader levels, and access to any source signal in the
system. They also include a full ACI (Automation Control Interface) allowing
remote control, ducking, auto fade, channel on/off, levels, source assign, etc.
• Routing... –Routes any audio input to any output or all outputs.
• Status... –Displays Uptime, Runtime, Date/Time, Temperature, ANNC Pkts/
Errors, LIO Pkts/Errors, and GUI information, Surface availability (BLADE 3
Engine or Console types only), Route and Clock Master status.
• Meters... –Sets the front panel meter mode for BLADE 3 to show the input
signal levels for each source or output signal levels for each destination.
• Logic... –Displays LIO Status and allows testing of the LIO outputs.
• Password... –Allows you to set a password to secure front panel access.

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Headphone... Headphone Level
Connected Source - BL30UM4B/Blade30 or No SRC
Inputs... Mic Gain...
Phantom Power...
MIC 1 52.0dB
MIC 1 48V Phantom
Blade... Name_Blade 11
ID_11
Date/Time Mode_Manual or NTP
Date_2014SEP08
System ID_0
Type_IP-88m
MIC 8 52.0dB
MIC 8 OFF
Date/Time...
Time_15:16:43
Software_3 2014 REV2 CPU
Pri Ext Ref_23
Version...
Network...
Hardware_27 20140402.2356
IP Address_192.168.87.111
Subnet Mask_255.255.255.0
Gateway Address_192.168.87.1
Mac Address_40:D8:55:1D:70:DE
Change Settings... Gateway Address_XXX.XX.XX.XX
Mac Address_XXX.XXX.XXX.X
IP Address_XXX.XXX.XX.X
Reboot... No
Yes
Factory Reset... No
Yes
Sec Ext Ref_2
Display... Brightness_15
Dim Brightness_4
Screen Saver_10 min
Screen Dim_10 min
Front Panel Menu Diagram

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Utility Mixer... Mixer 1
Mixer 2
Routing... Destination_st
Source_WOrbit4/WOrbit
Status... Uptime_32 days 06:00:18
Runtime_32 days 05:59:31
Date/Time_09/08/14 15:38:02
Temperature_47.3 C
Annc Pkts_9841 Rx 13030358
Annc Errs_Tx 0 Rx 0
LIO Pkts_Tx 0 Rx 231
LIO Errs_Tx 0 Rx 0
GUI_0 Connected
Surface_Not available
Route Master_No or Yes
Clock Master_Yes or No
Meters... Selected Meters... Inputs
Outputs
Logic... LIO Status...
LIO Out Test...
Password... Change Pasword
Gain Levels... Sources...
Destinations...
Source Gain List
Source Gain Levels
Destination Gain List
Destination Gain Levels

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Surface Setup
If you have a Mix Engine BLADE, it can be used with a Wheatstone E‑Series
surface or LX‑24 to provide mixing capability. In order to be used in a BLADE system,
thesurfacemustrstbeproperlycongured.
Network Settings
Whenthecontrolsurfaceispoweredupthersttimeitwilldisplayadialogbox
statingthatnonetworklewasfound(See Figure 1).
Tocongurethenetworksettingsforthecontrolsurfaceselect“YES”fromthe
dialog box. The surface will now display the Options Tab (See Figure 2).Hereyou
will set the BLADE ID and IP address of the Engine to which the surface will connect,
along with the Surface IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway. If Automatic mode is
selected, enter the BLADE ID of the Mix Engine BLADE to be associated with the
surfaceandtheremainingsettingsareconguredforyou.Youcanmanuallyenter
this information by turning off Automatic mode and using the numbered keypad on
thescreen.WhendonesimplypressAPPLYtonalizethesesettingsandthesurface
will request a reboot (See Figure 3).
Figure 1

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Figure 2
For convenience, Wheatstone uses the following convention for IPAddressing in the
WheatNet‑IPsystem:
1. The IP Address of a BLADE is equal to the BLADE ID plus 100; i.e.
BLADE #3 = 192.168.87.103
2. The IPAddress of a control surface is equal to the Engine BLADE ID plus 200; i.e.
Engine BLADE = 5, Surface IP Address = 192.168.87.205
AConguration
Mode
ThisiswhereyouselecttheCongurationmodedesired.Thechoicesare
Automatic or Manual.
BMix Engine
ID
This is where the ID of the Mix Engine BLADE that will be associated with
the surface is assigned. One Mix Engine BLADE supports a single surface.
CBLADE
Status
ThisistheBLADEconnectionstatus.Ifproperlyconguredandconnected
to an Engine, status will be “CONNECTED.”Ifimproperlyconguredthe
status will read “DISCONNECTED.”

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Select YES from the dialog box and the surface will reboot. Once the surface has been
rebooted navigate to the Options Tab and select Network Settings from the drop down menu.
If all information was entered properly the BLADE STATUS will display “CONNECTED”
(See Figure 4).Thecontrolsurfacehasbeensuccessfullycongured.
Figure 3

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Figure 4

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CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of Contents
Introduction....................................................................................1-3
Rack Mounting...............................................................................1-5
Installation Tips ..........................................................................................................1-5
Energizing ......................................................................................1-6
A Word About Nomenclature........................................................1-6
WheatNet-IP BLADE3 System Description.................................1-8
BLADE 3 Front Panel Controls....................................................................................1-9
IP88a - Analog BLADE 3 ...........................................................................................1-10
IP88d - Digital BLADE 3 ............................................................................................1-10
IP88ad - Analog/Digital BLADE 3 ..............................................................................1-11
IP88m - Microphone BLADE 3 ..................................................................................1-12
IP88cb/88cbe/88cbl/32cb - Console BLADE 3.........................................................1-12
IP88e - Mix Engine BLADE 3.....................................................................................1-14
IP88lxe - LXE Mix Engine BLADE 3...........................................................................1-14
Aura8ip - Vorsis Embedded BLADE 3 .......................................................................1-15
Signal Conguration...............................................................................................1-15
MADI - Multichannel Audio Digital BLADE................................................................1-16
M4IP - Microphone Processing BLADE 3 ..................................................................1-17
HD-SDI - Audio De-Embedded BLADE 3 ..................................................................1-18
LIO-48 - Multiple Port Logic I/O BLADE ...................................................................1-18
EDGE Network Interface ...........................................................................................1-19
Network Switches .....................................................................................................1-20
CAT5e/CAT6 Wiring ...................................................................................................1-21
AoIP Driver ................................................................................................................1-21
Software Tools...........................................................................................................1-21
Audio Devices ...........................................................................................................1-21
I/O Connections............................................................................1-22
Model IP88a ..............................................................................................................1-22
Inputs......................................................................................................................1-22
Outputs...................................................................................................................1-24
Models IP88d ............................................................................................................1-26
Inputs......................................................................................................................1-26
Outputs...................................................................................................................1-27
Model IP88ad............................................................................................................1-28
Inputs......................................................................................................................1-28
Outputs...................................................................................................................1-30
Model IP88m.............................................................................................................1-31
Inputs......................................................................................................................1-31
Outputs...................................................................................................................1-32
Model IP88cb/88cbe/88cbl.......................................................................................1-33
Inputs......................................................................................................................1-33
Outputs...................................................................................................................1-34
WheatNet-IP BLADE3 System
Chapter 1 - General Information
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CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Model Aura8ip ...........................................................................................................1-36
Inputs......................................................................................................................1-36
Outputs...................................................................................................................1-37
Model MADI...............................................................................................................1-39
Digital Audio Connections......................................................................................1-39
Optical Fiber Interface............................................................................................1-39
Model M4IP ...............................................................................................................1-40
Inputs......................................................................................................................1-40
Outputs...................................................................................................................1-41
Model HD-SDI ...........................................................................................................1-42
Logic Ports - All Models (except LIO-48) ..................................................................1-42
LIO-48 Logic Ports ....................................................................................................1-43
Simplied BLADE Logic I/O .....................................................................................1-45
Input Logic .............................................................................................................1-45
Output Logic...........................................................................................................1-45
Analog 88a BLADE 3 - Input/Output Pinout Drawing................................................1-46
Digital 88d BLADE 3 - Input/Output Pinout Drawing.................................................1-47
Analog/Digital 88ad BLADE 3 - Input/Output Pinout Drawing...................................1-48
Analog MIC 88m BLADE 3 - Input/Output Pinout Drawing .......................................1-49
Console 88cb/88cbe/88cbl BLADE 3 - Input/Output Pinout Drawing ......................1-50
Engine 88e/88lxe BLADE 3 - Input/Output Pinout Drawing ......................................1-51
Vorsis Embedded Aura8ip BLADE 3 - Input/Output Pinout Drawing ........................1-52
Multichannel Audio Digital MADI BLADE - Input/Output Pinout Drawing.................1-53
Microphone Processing M4IP BLADE 3 - Input/Output Pinout Drawing...................1-54
Audio De-Embedded HD-SDI BLADE 3 - Input/Output Pinout Drawing...................1-55
Multiple Port Logic I/O LIO-48 BLADE - Input/Output Pinout Drawing ....................1-56
EDGE Network Interface - Input/Output Pinout Drawing..........................................1-57
BLADE3 Setup Mode.....................................................................2-2
Front Panel Conguration ............................................................2-5
Front Panel Menu Diagram.........................................................................................2-7
WheatNet-IP Networks and What They Do..................................3-2
Overview.........................................................................................4-2
Gigabit Ethernet Technology........................................................4-2
Choosing Ethernet Switches........................................................4-2
Switch Feature Considerations ..................................................................................4-2
Unmanaged vs. Managed Switches...........................................................................4-3
Rules of Thumb ..........................................................................................................4-3
What’s on the Wire? ...................................................................................................4-4
Designing the WheatNet-IP Network ........................................... 4-5
Where to Start ............................................................................................................4-5
Chapter 2 - BLADE3 Setup and Conguration
Chapter 4 - Ethernet Networks and Switches
Chapter 3 - WheatNet-IP Network
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CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Cabling .......................................................................................................................4-5
GbE Network Cabling Guidelines............................................................................4-6
1000BASE-T vs. 1000BASE-TX ..............................................................................4-6
Wireless Connectivity .................................................................................................4-6
Conguring the Network ............................................................................................4-6
Managed Switch Conguration...............................................................................4-6
Default LAN Parameters......................................................................................4-6
BLADE3 Conguration ............................................................................................4-7
Surface Conguration .............................................................................................4-8
PC Conguration....................................................................................................4-10
Network Interface Card (NIC) .............................................................................4-10
Typical Small Network Block Diagram ......................................................................4-11
Typical Medium Network Block Diagram ..................................................................4-12
Typical Large Network Block Diagram ......................................................................4-13
Network Troubleshooting ............................................................4-14
Useful ICMP Commands...........................................................................................4-14
Software Tools...........................................................................................................4-14
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) .......................................................4-14
Hardware Status Indicators.......................................................................................4-15
Error Logs..................................................................................................................4-15
PC GUI Log ............................................................................................................4-15
Alarms ....................................................................................................................4-16
Description.....................................................................................5-4
Using the Navigator GUI ...............................................................5-5
An Important Point About WheatNet-IP Systems and System Master.................5-18
Navigator GUI System Windows in Detail..................................5-19
Crosspoint Tab ..........................................................................................................5-19
Crosspoint Details Menu .......................................................................................5-21
Choose View ....................................................................................................5-21
Fire Salvo..........................................................................................................5-21
Destinations Sort By.........................................................................................5-21
Sources Sort By ...............................................................................................5-22
Show ................................................................................................................5-22
Destination Details Menu ......................................................................................5-22
Choose View ....................................................................................................5-22
Fire Salvo..........................................................................................................5-23
Destinations Sort By.........................................................................................5-23
Show ................................................................................................................5-23
Rename Signal .................................................................................................5-24
Modify Signal....................................................................................................5-24
Lock Signal.......................................................................................................5-26
Source Details Menu .............................................................................................5-27
Choose View ....................................................................................................5-27
Sources Sort By ...............................................................................................5-27
Show ................................................................................................................5-27
Rename Signal .................................................................................................5-28
Modify Signal....................................................................................................5-28
Chapter 5 - WheatNet-IP Navigator GUI
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CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Salvos/Macros Tab ....................................................................................................5-30
Info Tab......................................................................................................................5-32
Clock Master Info ..................................................................................................5-32
Set Date and Time.................................................................................................5-33
Front Panel Passcode ...........................................................................................5-34
Version Check .......................................................................................................5-34
Blade Display Settings ..........................................................................................5-35
LIO Properties Tab.....................................................................................................5-36
Associated Connections Tab.....................................................................................5-38
Triggered Connections ..........................................................................................5-38
Associated Connections .......................................................................................5-38
Cong Manager Tab ..................................................................................................5-39
Conguration Folder..............................................................................................5-39
Backup System Conguration ..............................................................................5-40
Current Crosspoint ................................................................................................5-40
Signal Info Text......................................................................................................5-40
Restore System Conguration ..............................................................................5-40
Version Manager Tab.................................................................................................5-41
Preferences Tab.........................................................................................................5-42
General Section.....................................................................................................5-42
Default View......................................................................................................5-42
Default Grid Labels...........................................................................................5-42
Default Sort Order ............................................................................................5-43
Check Boxes ....................................................................................................5-43
Colors ....................................................................................................................5-44
Blade Preferences ............................................................................................5-46
Logger ...................................................................................................................5-47
Network .................................................................................................................5-47
Log Tab......................................................................................................................5-48
Locator Tab ...............................................................................................................5-49
Navigator GUI Devices Windows in Detail .................................5-50
Surfaces Tab..............................................................................................................5-50
Peripheral Devices Tab..............................................................................................5-51
ACI Devices Tab ........................................................................................................5-51
AES67 Devices Tab ...................................................................................................5-52
Devices..................................................................................................................5-52
Device Info.............................................................................................................5-52
GBT Cards Tab ..........................................................................................................5-52
Navigator GUI BLADE 3 Windows in Detail................................5-53
Sources Tab...............................................................................................................5-54
Source Signals ......................................................................................................5-54
Free Resources .....................................................................................................5-55
Add Button ............................................................................................................5-56
Add Alias Button ...................................................................................................5-56
Edit Button ............................................................................................................5-57
Delete Button ........................................................................................................5-58
Meters ...................................................................................................................5-58
Destinations Tab........................................................................................................5-60
Destination Signals................................................................................................5-60
Free Resources .....................................................................................................5-61
Add Button ............................................................................................................5-62
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