Manual
Table Of Contents
- About This Manual
- Chapter 1: Overview
- CHAPTER 2: Legal issues & facts
- Chapter 3: Installation
- CHAPTER 4: Operation
- CHAPTER 5: Remote Control
- Introduction
- Browser Control
- Status - Overview
- Status - Sync
- Status - Network
- Status - Device
- Status - Input Streams
- Status - Output Streams
- Matrix
- Advanced - Overview
- Advanced - PTP Settings
- Advanced - PTP Unicast
- Advanced - PTP Profile Customized Settings
- Advanced - Current PTP Master
- Advanced - PTP Statistic
- Advanced - PTP Clock Setting
- Advanced - Network Advanced Settings
- Advanced - PTP Jitter
- NMOS - Overview
- NMOS - NIC1 & NIC2
- NMOS - Additional Settings
- Logging
- Statistic
- Switch
- CHAPTER 6: Troubleshooting and Maintenance
- CHAPTER 7: Technical Data
- Appendix A - Wiring Sketches
- Appendix B - Working with BLDS™
- Appendix C - Working with ch 57 mode
- Appendix D - Firmware Update
- Index
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CHAPTER 5: Remote Control
NMOS - NIC1 & NIC2
The port entries for NIC1 and NIC2 are pre-configured by default.
Modifications are possible but not necessary.
Settings (NIC1 + NIC2)
Apply
Stores modifications of the port settings. Reboot
required.
NMOS - Additional Settings
Seed id Unique identifier, subordered entities are derived
from the seed id.
Generate new seed id
Generate
Generates a new unique identifier. Reboot required.
NMOS uses a logical data model based on the JT-NM Reference Architecture to
add identity, relationships and time-based information to content and broadcast
equipment. Hierarchical relationships group related entities, with each entity having
its own identifier.
The identifiers are persisted across restarts of the device in order to make them
useful over a period of time longer than a single production deployment.
New identifiers may be generated manually if required.