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2.2.2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION (MARK M)
MARK M The System Configuration dialog is opened by clicking the ‘gear’ gadget next to the Titlebar time
display, and appears as shown in Figure 15.
LTC TIMECODE
LTC timecode support can be activated by choosing an input using the LTC Source menu to choose almost
any audio input to receive the timecode signal over, and enabling the checkbox at left.
ABOUT
The About box displays the current software version and hardware revision of the unit.
Hint: There are several ways to determine which hardware revision your NC1 IO system (‘Mark M‘, or ‘Mark
D’). If the unit is operating, open the System Configuration panel by clicking the ‘gear’ in the Titlebar. The
hardware revision is listed in this panel’s footer. Otherwise, note that the top row on the backplane of Mark
M systems hosts even-numbered connectors, while Mark D systems show odd-numbered connectors above.
I/O CONFIGURATION
Further configuration options, including controls to determine how the SDI connectors on the backplane are
allocated (as either inputs or outputs) are hosted in Admin>Configure NC1 I/O Connectors (Figure 16).
This dialog is shown on first launch, but can be
accessed later from the Live Desktop to make
modifications to the configuration as follows:
• Since it is necessary to restart the application after
changes to these configuration options, you must
click the Exit gadget (x) at extreme right in the
Titlebar of the Live Desktop.
• Select either the IO Configuration or Genlock tabs,
according to your need.
Note: Certain selections may require rebooting the system to re-initialize the SDI hardware.
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