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Internal Router Custom 1:1

Internal Router Custom 1:1

Driver Maturity

Production

Recommended for normal production use.

Caution

Compatibility Note: This information is a general guide and may be incomplete, may not match a specific project implementation, and is subject to change as supported products and versions evolve. Confirm the exact implementation and requirements for each project with Riedel and the relevant equipment vendor, then validate the required functions end to end in the target environment before deployment.

Minimum hi Version: v2.6.3

Overview

The Internal Router Custom 1:1 is a software 1:1 router for simple Source-to-Destination pass-through routing within hi. A Source can be routed to only one Destination at a time. Routing a Source to another Destination disconnects the Destination that it previously fed.

Connection Details

Property

Value

Protocol

Internal Router Custom 1:1 model

Transport

None

Default Port

Not applicable

Authentication

Not applicable

Device Connection

Not applicable
this router exists inside hi

Required License

hiBase

Required Configuration

Parameter

Description

Default

Signal Type

Signal type of the router
Audio or Video

Video

Input Count

Number of router inputs

16

Output Count

Number of router outputs

16

Dummy Crosspoints

Create dummy Crosspoints

Yes

1:1 Switching Behavior

A Source can be routed to only one Destination
read-only

Yes

Device-Side Setup

No device-side setup is required. The Internal Router is a model inside hi and has no device connection.

Supported Features

Feature

Access

Exposed Operation and Scope

1:1 Pass-through Topology

Model-only

Represents one Destination per Source in the hi system.

Internal Routing

Read/write

Route Sources to Destinations inside the hi system.

Crosspoint Control

Read/write

Set and read Crosspoints on the 1:1 matrix.

Known Limitations

  • A Source cannot be routed to more than one Destination. Routing a Source to a new Destination disconnects the Destination that it previously fed.

What's Not Supported

  • Controlling external hardware routers; this router exists only inside hi.