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• “What is a Status?” on page 152
• “What are Versions?” on page 153
Key Concepts
RCP2
The Kaleido-RCP2 is a multi-function remote control panel designed for use with Miranda's Kaleido-X.
Ethernet connectivity allows multiple RCP2 users to access multiple Kaleido-X systems, allowing
convenient access to the real-time operating features of the Kaleido-X
Audio Bridge Terminal
The Audio Bridge Terminal (ABT) is an external audio multiplexer/serializer for the Kaleido-X.
Back-Ups
Logs
Logs are a generated zip file within the Kaleido-X system. This generated zip file is created when requested
by the user for specific purposes e.g. (Debugging, Frame events).
Status
A Status refers to a live summary from within XAdmin. This summary is based on the Master Frame system
health status of each card.
What is an RCP2?
What is an ABT?
What are Back-Ups?
What are Logs?
What is a Status?
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- Ver. 2.00 1
- Safety Compliance 3
- Electromagnetic Compatibility 3
- Warranty Policies 3
- 1Overview 1 9
- 3Creating Layouts 47 10
- Documentation Conventions 16
- XEdit Application Shortcuts 16
- Kaleido-X System Overview 18
- Kaleido-X cabling diagram 20
- Step 2 – Networking Setup 22
- Configuring a Client PC 24
- Configuring the RCP2 27
- RCP2 Login 29
- Step 4 – XEdit Installation 33
- Step 5 – System Verification 34
- Customer Support 38
- Operation of the Monitor Wall 39
- Monitor Wall Actions 43
- Executing Actions 47
- Refreshing a Layout 51
- Invoking an Action 53
- Toggling Safe Areas 54
- Editing Text 56
- Triggering a GPI Out 57
- What is the Kaleido-X? 62
- What is a database? 63
- XEdit Online 66
- Importing a Database 67
- Exporting a Database 69
- Creating a Backup 71
- Retrieving a Backup 72
- What is a system? 75
- What is Alarm Debouncing? 75
- What is a third party device? 76
- Global Alarm Concepts 77
- Configuring a System 80
- 32 2 4 1 83
- CARD_IP_Address 84
- _Address 84
- Calibrating Reclocking 88
- Configuring Alarm Threshold 89
- Configuring Alarm Debouncing 90
- What is a level? 94
- Adding Levels 97
- Configuring Global Alarms 98
- Checklist 100
- XEdit User Guide Task List 100
- What is a room? 101
- What is a fullscreen zone? 101
- What is a display library? 101
- Detailed Directions 102
- Creating a Display Library 104
- Creating Layouts 106
- Adding Displays to a Room 108
- Assigning a Head to a Display 109
- Changing the Aspect Ratio 114
- Changing the Diagonal Size 115
- Changing the Height 116
- Changing the Width 117
- Overview 120
- What is a widget? 122
- What is a widget library? 122
- What is a composite? 122
- What is an action? 123
- What is a trigger? 123
- What is a layout? 123
- Creating Widget Libraries 126
- Displaying XDS Data 129
- Adding Widgets to a Layout 131
- Creating a Composite 134
- Empty Composite 135
- Unlocked Composite 135
- Re-positioned Audiometer 138
- 9. Repeat step 7 for UMD 138
- Re-positioned UMD 138
- Re-positioned Video Widget 139
- Stretched Video Borders 139
- Resizing a Composite 140
- Selecting a UMD Text Font 145
- Configuring a Static UMD Text 146
- Selecting a Background Image 146
- Inserting a Clock Logo 149
- Clock Logo select window 150
- Browse Image window 150
- What is an RCP2? 152
- Administration and Servicing 161
- What is an ABT? 162
- What are Back-Ups? 162
- What are Logs? 162
- What is a Status? 162
- What are Versions? 163
- Configure the Client PC 164
- Installing XEdit 164
- Performing Back-Ups 164
- XAdmin Main Page 165
- 2. Select Backup Schedule 165
- XAdmin BackUp Schedule 165
- Servicing 166
- Contact Technical Support 167
- 3. Click on System Snapshot 167
- 4. Click Save 167
- Key Concepts 172
- Detail Directions 172
- Document Conventions 173
- Gateway Command Descriptions 173
- Description 182
- Normal Case 183
- Exception Case 184
- Interface 185
- Figure:9 Dispatcher Protocol 186
- 0x01 Open Socket Command 187
- 0x02 Send Data Command 187
- 0x03 Close Socket Command 187
- 0x04 Data from TCP device 187
- Annex B - Use Case Example 188
- Ross Send Data Packet Message 189
- Ross Data from Kaleido 189
- Ross Close Socket Message 190
- XDS Data 114 193
- XEdit Installation 19 193
- XEdit Software 53 193
- Zero VU 75, 76 193
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