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Description	Optional text that identifies the link to yourself ( Good practice is to give it the name of the remote location, e.g. 5k Split)
Link Type	Defines the Operating Mode of the link: Display - sending display data from one location to a remote display board from RemoteRedirect webservice to a remote display board Pass Through - send data from one location to another location Timing - send timing data from one location to another location
Send to output port	Only sends out data when is enabled

Description

Optional text that identifies the link to yourself (

Good practice is to give it the name of the remote location, e.g. 5k Split)

Link Type

Defines the Operating Mode of the link:

Display - sending display data from one location to a remote display board from RemoteRedirect webservice to a remote display board
Pass Through - send data from one location to another location
Timing - send timing data from one location to another location

Send to output port

Only sends out data when is enabled

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