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NK-VRC User Guide (v03) Setting up the NK-VRC • 4–11

Configuring Resources

Resources have a user definable resource type such as upconverter, ADC, and DAC. Each resource has a user

definable virtual source and destination to indicate how they are connected to the router(s).

The Resources Tab

Figure 4.15 Resources tab

Use the Resources tab to define all the resources in the routing system. Up to 300 resources can be defined in the

NK-VRC.

To set up a resource:

1. In DashBoard, open the NK-VRC device tab.

2. Select the Resources tab.

3. In the Type field, select a numerical Resource Type value (or preconfigured Resource Type name) to

represent the resource type (for example, 1 = Video ADC, 2 = Video DAC, 3 = Audio ADC, etc.).

4. In the Res In field, enter a numerical value to define which virtual destination is connected to the input of the

resource.

5. In the Res Out field, enter a numerical value to define which virtual source is connected to the output of the

resource.

6. In the Priority field, enter a numerical value to set the priority for the resource.

Each resource can be assigned a priority level from 1 to 8, with level 1 as the highest priority.

7. Click Send Configuration (see “Sending the Configuration to a Device” on page 4–4).

 The check boxes in the Used column are not selectable in DashBoard. The Used check boxes indicate if a

resource is currently part of a selected complex switch.

 The check boxes in the Deallocate column are selectable in DashBoard. If selected, and the configuration is then

sent to the NK-VRC (see “Sending the Configuration to a Device” on page 4–4), the resource will deallocate

from the complex switch and take the park source if assigned (see “Configuring Park Sources” on page 4–12).

For More Information on...

• preconfiguring resource type names, refer to the Global Labels Editor topic in the NK Plugin Help file

available in the DashBoard Help menu.

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