The SDI Inputs page provides access to all of the SDI input parameters. 

Operation (using HOME)

The main SDI Inputs page has no content, but provides access to the sub-pages. The All SDI Inputs page contains global parameters that apply to all SDI inputs. There is then a separate sub-page for each SDI input with a sub-page for each feature: Audio, Frame Synchronizer, etc.

If a parameter's value can be edited, then a data entry method is provided. Otherwise, the field is for information only. How to edit the values is described here.

All SDI Inputs

The table below describes the parameters in the All SDI Inputs sub-page. These apply to all available SDI Inputs.

Advanced (tree path)ParameterPossible ValuesDescription
SDI Inputs → All SDI InputsInput Standard Stable Period (ms)Numerical entry

SDI Input (parameters)

The table below describes all available parameters on the main page for each SDI input.

Advanced (tree path)ParameterPossible ValuesDescription
SDI Inputs → SDI Chassis Fault(s)Read-onlyThe first four fields show information about any chassis and card faults/warnings These feed into the Card Status LED on the front of the blade.

Chassis Warning(s)Read-only

Card Fault(s)Read-only

Card Warning(s)Read-only

Force Immediate RestartTrigger EventUse Trigger Event to force a restart. This is the same as using the Reboot option (from the "Devices" list) or the recessed Reset button (on the front of the blade).

Find MeEnabled/DisabledTurns on the "Identify Hardware" function.

UptimeRead-onlyDisplays the running time of the processing blade since the last restart/reboot. D = number of days; HH:MM:SS = time (in hours, minutes and seconds).

Update UI Labels

Trigger Event

Use Trigger Event to push any label updates (e.g. for SDI ports) to the user interface.


IGMP V3 SSMEnabled/DisabledEnables or disables IGMP V3. Requires a reboot of the blade to take effect.

UDP Dest Port FilterEnabled/DisabledEnables o


Most of the features are described elsewhere in this manual, so please follow the links below for more information:

Note that the number of SDI inputs is affected by the SDI configuration. In our example, there are 24 SDI Ins.

The screenshots below show the main page for an SDI Input and a sub-page for its input frame synchronizer. The latter allows you to adjust the Pixel and Line Offsets to each individual video format.

SDI Inputs → SDI#01

SDI Inputs → SDI#01 → Frame Synchronizer → 720p50