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Therefore, to set a value to 5 seconds, you would enter the value of 50. If you enter only the
number 5 then you will be setting the corresponding timing parameter to ½ second.
D
Default Channel – the broadband channel or baseband crosspoint that a destination will tune to
when no event is active to it. This is also the channel/crosspoint that the room will tune to
whenever a user presses the Local button.
DHCP – An acronym for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. DHCP allows a computer to
request a TCP/IP address from the network router. Because the IP address is issued by the
router (or “leased” by the computer), it may change at any time.
Digital Distribution Network - One of three possible audio/visual distribution methods supported
by Phoenix, the other two being broadband or RF and baseband. If a facility employs a digital
distribution network then the audio/video signals from the head end are viewed using some sort
of decoding application, typically Windows Media Player.
Display Manager – A synonym for Television Manager. The definition of Television Manager is
a set-top device that controls the power, volume, and tuning of the display device (projector,
plasma screen, television, etc).
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F
Format – The medium on which a media copy is stored. Examples of a format would be DVD,
VHS, Canopus MediaEdge2, Enseo Alchemy Digital, etc. Phoenix uses the format to determine
which titles are supported by the various sources. The format is also used to determine which
capabilities should be made available when controlling the sources with the handheld remote
control, the web client, or the Client32 application.
G
G1 Web Client – The first generation of the Phoenix32 Web Client interface. G1 is an I!-Internet
Inside application that serves up from the NetLinx control system as a virtual touch panel. The
updated counterpart to the G1 Web Client is XGen.
H
Head End – This term refers to the central location where all media devices are located.
Typically, the Phoenix Server will be located within this area as well, although that is not required
since Phoenix communicates via TCP/IP. It is also commonly referred to as the Media Center.
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