Routing

How sources, destinations, ports and bundles form a physical route, and how display labels and label strategy fallback work.

Read the Ports Config table, give ports User, Setup and Installation labels, hide unused ports and understand port warnings.

Select a source and destination in the Routing view, inspect the staged port mappings and use Take to send the route to a connected system.

Compare the Live source reported by a controlled system with the source Buttons has requested, and read contribution, staged and lock indicators.

Read the Graph view to confirm physical, virtual and tieline paths visually, and know which views show live data and which show requests.

Build a routing Preset from staged or active routes, save and edit it, and add it to a Custom Router or button for one-press recall.

Create Shapes and Virtual Bundles from physical bundles, connect them with a Matching Preset and take a first virtual-to-virtual route.

Build Feed and PCR Shapes that include other Shapes as slots so a whole room or remote production can be routed as one selection.

Model return video, intercom and confidence feeds as reversed slots and enable Reverse Routing on a Matching Preset to route them with the forward path.

Create Relations and Routing Rules so routes can cross between routers, then preview paths, take cross-router routes and release occupied Relations.

Create a routing Project for a production, take retained routes into it, then release, reassign and archive those routes when the production ends.

Set the default expiry mode for new Projects, require a Project for tieline routes and choose whether every route is persisted as a route request.

Free wires held by other route requests, understand why a request was rejected, read the routing report and check retained request health.