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9.4 SINGLE SYSTEM JUNCTIONS (SPLIT MATRICES), CONTINUED
Definition
Where multiple matrices are controlled by one MAXPRO-Net System Controller & are
interconnected via Trunklines.
The 'A' matrix will be the matrix importing the video signals exported from the 'B' matrix.
Step 1.
In special parameters set the Network Node Id to a number from 1 to 99 and set your
preferred STEAL-MODE.
Step 2.
Define video inputs in the 'A' matrix noting the source group. The net-source field is left
empty.
Step 3.
Define video inputs in the 'B' matrix, but use a different source group to the 'A' Matrix.
Place the word LINK in the net-source field.
Step 4.
Define the network video inputs. As these do not have direct physical connections to the
system, do not fill any fields that may indicate that this is the case. If the device requires
control, copy the control attributes of the exported device. The source group is set to the
same as the for video inputs on the 'A' matrix. Place the description of the redirected
resource in the net-source field. The format of this description is NodeId:DeviceIdentifier
e.g. #01:C25
Step 5.
Define the trunk inputs on the 'A' matrix using the same source group as the 'B' matrix.
The net-source field is set to the NodeId e.g. #01
Step 6.
Define the trunk outputs on the 'B' matrix providing access to the 'B' matrix source group.
You may also need to redefine the slot numbers. The net-device field is left empty.
If all the steps have been followed and the physical configuration matches the software
configuration the system will now allow access to remote cameras, VCRs etc. It is vital
that Trunk 1 output is connected to Trunk 1 input etc. or the system will not work
correctly. See the MAXPRO-Net Commissioning Manual for details on restrictions when
using trunked systems.
Rev. C
9-4
HMXMU001018
10/06
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