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PathFinder Version 4.22 User GuideEnter a system name to serve as a reminder. Since the port will not be directly addressed,there is no requirement to enter labels. These two columns may be left blank. Move thecursor across to the column labelled Net Assignment. Following the instructions on thestatus line, use the F2 key to display the available Remote System Targets. For thisexample, select 6 which corresponds to the MCR manager. This now ensures that:• Any communication from MCR manager to Studio 1 will use the dedicated port• No other inter-studio traffic may use this port• The number of free pool ports is now reduced to 5.See below for the final stage of the configuration.Page 118 of 118 Issue 1 Trilogy Communications Limited
PathFinder Version 4.22 User Guide19.12 Assigning a Dedicated Port in the reverse directionThe configuration explained above guarantees that the MCR Manager will always be able tospeak to operators in Studio 1. To ensure that the reverse direction any replies from Studio 1operators are heard by the MCR Manager, the Network Port type in the Central Hubconfiguration must also be edited. As shown below, the final Free Pool network port isconverted in the Central Hub configuration to a Dedicated port, similar to the previousexample. However, the entry in the Net Assignment column is set to a local (i.e. CentralHub) Net Handle value, corresponding to the MCR Manager. This ensures that:• Any communication from Studio 1 operators to the MCR Manager in the Central Hubuses the dedicated line.• Only five Free Pool routes from Studio 1 to the Central Hub are now available.Follow the instructions on the Overview Page status line and see the completed examplebelow.This concept may be expanded to cover LAN systems comprising three or more matricesalthough there are some limitations. Please contact Trilogy Broadcast for more information.Trilogy Communications LimitedIssue 1Page 119 of 119
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