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Getting Started
An overview of the DashBoard interface to the switcher and some basic terms.
DashBoard
DashBoard provides the main menu system to the switcher.
Audio Mixer

Getting Started
An overview of the DashBoard interface to the switcher and some basic terms.
- Carbonite Code Hardware QuickStart
  A PDF showing the ports and cabling of Carbonite Code.
- Operation and Setup Notes
  When setting up and using Carbonite Code there are a few things that you should keep in mind. These notes will help you better set up the system to meet your production needs, as well as achieve the best audio and video performance.
- Features
  Thank you for buying a Ross Video Carbonite Code. The Carbonite Code builds on the Ross Video reputation for innovative switchers for any application.
- Installing Carbonite Code
  Install the Carbonite Code software on your PC.
- Software Licenses
  Switcher resources need to be licensed to be fully functional. Obtain licenses through a dongle or online through a licenses server.
- DashBoard
  DashBoard provides the main menu system to the switcher.
  - Switcher Status in DashBoard
  - Configuration
  - Live Assist
  - Custom Controls
  - ViewControl
  - MediaManager
  - Personality
  - Help
  - Audio Mixer
  - Menu Group Access
    Disable certain menu groups to improve DashBoard performance.
- Role Based Access Control
  The Ross Platform Manager allows for user authentication and role based access through DashBoard. Once set up in DashBoard, Ross Platform Manager allows for control over who can control Carbonite Code based on the roles individual users are assigned to.
- SoftPanel
  SoftPanel provides you with a graphical interface to the menu system and control surfaces of the switcher. This allows you to setup and control the switcher without a control panel.
- Ultritouch
  The 2RU rack mountable Ultritouch adaptable system control panel allows you to control some aspects of switcher operation using a DashBoard interface.

Audio Mixer

The audio mixer node in DashBoard provides access to the RAVE audio mixer. An audio channel must be available to the switcher to be controlled by the audio mixer interface. Audio sources can be from the embedded audio on an input video stream or from a separate audio stream coming into the system.