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32 PARAGON MANAGER USER GUIDE
b. A confirmation message appears. Click Yes to reset. Then each user port is associated
with a destination port if they share the same port numbers. Note that port type of all
destination association data is set to Audio by default.
• To associate the ports at a random sequence:
a. Click the Destination Port drop-down arrow and select the destination port to
associate with.
b. Click Audio if the selected destination port is an audio connector, or Video if it is a
video connector. The default is Audio.
7. If you associate the ports at a random sequence in Step 6, do one of these:
• Click Apply to save the changes and the new association data is displayed in the table to
the right. Repeat Steps 1 to 7 if you want to add more destination association data.
• Click OK to save the changes and quit the dialog.
• Click Close to abort the changes and quit the dialog.
Editing Destination Association Data
You can change existing destination association data when any setting is incorrect or if you have
made changes to the physical hardware configuration. For example, you may have moved the
audio/video input devices from one user station to another user station or reconnected them to a
different NV5128 router.
1. Choose Router > Configure User Stations. The Configure User Stations dialog appears.
2. Click the row containing the destination association settings that you want to change in the
table. The highlighted data’s settings are all displayed in the fields to the left.
Figure 33 Destination Association Table
3. Change any field you want except for the UMT Name and User Port fields, or click Reset to
Defaults to reset all destination association settings based on identical port numbers.
4. Do one of these:
• Click Apply to save the changes, and then the changes are reflected in the table. Repeat
Steps 1 to 3 if you want to edit more destination association settings.
• Click OK to save the changes and quit the dialog.
• Click Close to quit the dialog without saving the changes.
Removing Destination Association Data
You can remove any invalid destination association settings from the table.
1. Choose Router > Configure User Stations. The Configure User Stations dialog appears.
2. Click the row containing the destination association settings that you want to remove from
the table.
3. Click Delete.
4. A confirmation message appears. Click Yes to remove the destination association data or No
to abort the removal.
5. Repeat Steps 1 to 3 if you want to remove more destination association data.
6. Click Close to quit the dialog.