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PathFinder Version 4.22 User GuideIn any LAN (interconnected set of matrices) the System id number is the unique identifierapplied to each matrix. In this case, we have defined system number 1.Remote Systems are defined on the Options menu. Select the Settings item and the boxshown below will be displayed. Choose the last tab, labelled Remote Systems.At this point, edit the existing entry for System 1, which will currently carry the default nameSystem 1. Add the names and system numbers for all the other systems in the LAN aspreviously decided. The table will match that which appears above. Commit the changes bypressing the tick (check). Close the PathFinder application without saving the newly createddatabase.Page 110 of 110 Issue 1 Trilogy Communications Limited
19.5 System OverviewPathFinder Version 4.22 User GuideNow for each matrix, obtain the following information prior to completing the matrix overview.Port Type System Name In Label Out Label1 16 Key Panel Panel 1 1 12 16 Key Panel Panel 2 2 23 16 Key Panel Panel 3 3 34 16 Key Panel Panel 4 4 45 16 Key Panel Panel 5 5 56 16 Key Panel Panel 6 6 67 Network Port Network 189101112(free pool)It is necessary to know the slot location of any GPI and E1 network cards although at thisstage a detailed knowledge of the functionality is not required. Open PathFinder again andselect the option to create a new database. When prompted, enter the system number “1”.The system name and system number should now be correctly displayed on the overviewstatus line adjacent to the text “System Overview”. Now continue by defining the systemhardware on the System Overview page. In this simple example, six panels and a singlenetwork card are shown on the first twelve ports of the matrix. Define the port type asNetwork – Free Pool: the other Network port type options are explained in section 2.8. TheFree Pool example is shown below.StatusLineRemember to save the PathFinder database at regular intervals.Trilogy Communications LimitedIssue 1Page 111 of 111
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