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Group By

This drop-down menu provides the following options:

• Service Name: Groups connections by optional titles that can be defined at the time the connections were created, or can be added or edited later.
• None: Displays all connections in a single list.
• Connection Type: Divides connections into the following groups: Xpoint, CXN, External mod, and External IP. If there are no connections of a particular type, that sub-group does not appear in the Connection List.

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Filter Invalid Connections

When checked, the list only displays completed connections, where no portion of the connection is unknown.

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Column Headers

Click a column header to sort the connections by that column’s function. Connections are sorted within the Group.

• Connection Name—The optional name that can be given for the connection at the time of creation or added later by editing the connection.
• Src. Slot—The source (input) of the connection.
• Source Interface—The type of video, audio or data that comes into that source.
• Dest. Slot —The destination (output) of the connection.
• Destination Interface—The type of video, audio or data that goes out of that source.
• Type —Can be any of the following:

  Connection—Internal connection over Data Ethernet (available only if the SEL-MCP3 controller module is equipped with a video IP submodule)

  Ext-Ip—External connection over Data Ethernet (available only if the SEL-MCP3 controller module is equipped with a video IP submodule)

  External Module—External module connector on back panel of frame

  Crosspoint—End point on cross-point switch

  Service Name—A name that identifies the connection; when multiple connections are defined by the same service name, they can be grouped together.

  If you cannot see all the columns listed, drag the slider at the bottom of the Connections List to the left and right, or make your browser screen wider.