EVS X-ONE User Manual

SEND_TO_PGM2 SEND_TO_PRV2
SEND_TO_PGM3 SEND_TO_PRV3
SEND_TO_PGM4 SEND_TO_PRV4
SEND_TO_PGM5 SEND_TO_PRV5
SEND_TO_PGM6 SEND_TO_PRV6
Player
GOTOSPEED1 GOTOSPEED2
GOTOSPEED3
The second part contains the configuration of each button. The configuration file contains
a section for each button. Each section contains three fields:
• key: Name of the button.
• press: Name of the action that is executed when pressing the button.
• shift: Name of the action that is executed when pressing the button in combination
with the SHIFT button.
Example of the default configuration for the Live button:
{
"key": "F1",
"press": "SEND_TO_PGM1",
"shift": "SEND_TO_PRV1"
}
NOTE
The configuration file is read at startup. Changes while the Client application is
running will be taken into account at the next restart.
NOTE
To reset the buttons to their default assignments, you can delete the
remoteConfig.json file. X-One will automatically regenerate it at the next
Client application restart.
WARNING
If the format of the configuration file is not valid, a warning message will appear
at the startup of the Client application: 'Invalid format for Beplay configuration
file. Please correct the file and restart X-One client.
5.6. Customizing the External Controller
It is possible to change the default action assignment of the external controller buttons by
modifying the secondaryKeyboard.json file in the /home/evs/evs/ directory.
The configuration file consists of two parts.
20 5. Configuration
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EVS X-ONE Specifications

General

Category	Computer Accessories
Networking	Ethernet
Type	Video Switcher
Video Standard	HD
Video Format	1080p
Inputs	HDMI, SDI
Outputs	HDMI, SDI
Audio I/O	Embedded audio
Control	Web Interface
Features	Multi-View
Input Ports	4 x HDMI
Output Ports	2 x HDMI, 2 x SDI

Summary

EVS X-One Product Overview

X-One System Description

Details the EVS X-One as an all-in-one live production system for small and mid-sized events.

X-One System Setup Overview

Provides a general overview of the X-One system setup, including hardware and network connections.

EVS X-One System Requirements

X-One Network Requirements

Specifies network connection requirements, including link type and speed for X-One client and server.

X-One Technical Requirements

Outlines technical recommendations for using extenders and multiple screens with the X-One system.

EVS X-One Installation and Upgrade

X-One First-Time Installation

Step-by-step guide for the initial installation of the X-One system, including USB key preparation.

X-One Software Upgrade Procedure

Instructions for upgrading an existing X-One system to version 1.7, using a USB key and command line.

EVS X-One Cabling and Connections

SDI Connector Cabling

Details on connecting SDI connectors for incoming and outgoing feeds, including port assignments.

Securing SDI Cables

Recommendations for securing SDI cables to prevent connection failures and hardware damage.

Connecting Video Monitors

Information on connecting up to two video monitors to the X-One server via DisplayPort.

Connecting Beplay Remote and Controller

Guide for connecting the Beplay remote and external controller via USB to the X-One server.

DisplayPort Cable Warning

A warning regarding DisplayPort cable usage, specifically pin 20 (DP_PWR), and potential initialization issues.

Connecting BFE Tally Box

Explains how to connect the BFE Tally Box using DB-25 connectors for PGM and PRV relay contacts.

EVS X-One System Configuration

Changing Server IP Address and Hostname

Procedure to manually change the X-One server's management IP address and hostname using GNOME settings.

Display Arrangement and Resolution

How to arrange displays and set screen resolution using the NVIDIA X Server Settings tool.

Touchscreen Mapping Configuration

Instructions for mapping touchscreens, essential for accurate touch gesture input on monitors.

Managing X-One Licenses

Guide for requesting, importing, and managing X-One license keys using the License Manager.

Customizing Beplay Remote Controls

How to customize Beplay remote button assignments by modifying the remoteConfig.json file.

Customizing External Controller

Instructions for customizing external controller button actions by modifying the secondaryKeyboard.json file.

EVS X-One Monitoring and Support

Services Management Tool

Web tool for monitoring server health, status, restarting micro-services, and exporting logs.

Dashboard Page Overview

Provides a glance at the status of X-One micro-services and backend components.

Health Page Diagnostics

Details system checks performed on the X-One, including DNS, disk space, RAID, and service status.

Metrics Page Analysis

Displays statistics about the health and performance of backend and server hardware components.

SDI Tab for Feed Monitoring

View incoming SDI feeds, technical details, status, and genlock status.

Sx Storage Tab Information

Displays storage information for the X-ONE server, including used space and partitions.

System Statistics Tab

Real-time statistics on Linux subsystems like CPU, Memory, I/O, and Network performance.

Temperature Tab Details

Real-time information on CPU and CPU core temperatures of the server.

Ingests Tab for Ongoing Streams

Provides detailed information about ongoing ingest streams, including source and destination data.

Docker Page for Microservices

Check microservice status in Docker, download logs, and restart services.

Services Page Status

Check status of native microservices on X-One and restart them if down.

Versions Page Comparison

Compare running service versions with expected versions on the server.

Monitoring Video Inputs

Tools and commands for monitoring Deltacast I/O board and incoming video signals.

Cleaning the X-One Client

Procedure to re-initialize the X-One client, reverting settings to factory defaults.

System Log and Crash Dump Consulting

How to generate, export, and manage system log files and crash dumps.