The Active Transponder Processing determines how quickly Active passings will be processed and stored, there are three available modes.
- Smart
The system compares the Channel and Loop IDs of the passing to the current settings of the Active Extension. If the system receives passings with different IDs (e.g. from a Loop Box) it will enter a delayed mode. The system will then wait for 500ms to sort the passings to try and ensure they are stored in the correct order. The delayed mode is disabled again if no transponder is seen with a different Channel and Loop ID.
- As fast as possible
This is especially designed for TV productions. The system will store and forward the passings immediately. If the timing point has a lot of traffic over the 2.4GHz then it is possible that the passings are stored in the wrong order.
- Wait at least
Define a custom timeout for how long the Decoder should wait to sort the passings before storing them.