dual_output_el_switch_on_loss_of_all_output_interfaces
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- | So if the Encoder loses both its outputs, the Mux will lose it's inputs. So the Upstream Device (the Encoder) if " | ||
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+ | If the Encoder loses both its output interfaces, the Mux will lose it's multicast inputs from the encoder, this would normally mean the Mux will switch to the spare. However, the Upstream Device (the Encoder) will, if the value " | ||
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