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At the top of the (F9C385A0$0<<?31C9?> file there is a brief explanation of the data layout:

{ Switcher IO Allocation File }

{ System IO name eg "ADC 1" "(serno) ADC 1"}

{ Switcher matrix number 1..n}

{

Switcher level number 1..n}

{ Switcher source number 1..n}

This is then followed by groups of 4 lines, each of these entries tells the console from where in the router an input is fed.

<Switcher_IO_Allocation> This signifies the start of the data

allocate This allocates the following input to a router crosspoint

Dig In 1 This is the C10’s input being allocated

1 This is the matrix number in the router

1 This is the level number in the router

1 This is actually the destination number – as seen by the Router

(despite the explaination at the head of the file…)

allocate (the file continues with as many allocations as required)

Dig In 2

/<Switcher_IO_Allocation> This signifies the end of the data

The matrix, level and source number all define the crosspoint in the router which feeds signal to the relevant C10 input,

so that the console knows which name to extract from the router and attach to the signal coming in to a particular input.

This file can be extended to include many such allocations according to the number of inputs fed from router outputs. If

this feature is not being used, no (F9C385A0$0<<?31C9?> file is required.

If the feature is being used but communication to the router is lost, an error message will appear on the Touchscreen,

which can be cleared manually, or will disappear as soon as communication is restored.

The (F9C385A0%?<<0)9=5 file is normally written to by a diagnostic command:

CP140 Poll n <CR> Where ‘n’ is the interval between polls

Note that the base interval is fixed at 20ms and the default interval number is ‘5’. This provides a default interval of 100ms

which suits a Probel system whilst a minimum interval of ‘12’ (240ms) will be necessary for a Miranda NVision router. The

maximum interval allowed is ‘50’ (1 sec).

The file can also be edited by hand if necessary. By default it will contain the following:

<Switcher_IO_Allocation> This signifies the start of the data

5 This is the poll interval (‘5’ = default)

/<Switcher_IO_Allocation> This signifies the end of the data

It is recommended that the system be rebooted after adjusting the polling interval.

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