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dual_output_el_switch_on_loss_of_all_output_interfaces [2024/05/23 17:49] – [nCompass Changes] walkeradmindual_output_el_switch_on_loss_of_all_output_interfaces [2024/05/24 10:13] (current) – [nCompass Changes] walkeradmin
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- +The description for this is as follows: 
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-<!-- In the event of an input alarm this setting controls whether redundancy+    In the event of an input alarm this setting controls whether redundancy
     will switch the furthest upstream device first (when set to false) or     will switch the furthest upstream device first (when set to false) or
     switch the nearest upstream device first (when set to true). Nearest and     switch the nearest upstream device first (when set to true). Nearest and
     furthest are with respect the device that raised the input alarm.     furthest are with respect the device that raised the input alarm.
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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 "RedundancySwitchNearestDeviceFirst" value="true" be switched rather than the Mux.
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