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13.24 Assigning An Engine To A Channel Using N+1 Redundancy

It is possible to assign the same engine to several channels as the redundant engine using the "N+1" setup. In such environments several master channels are sharing the same redundant engine (which helps to save costs). This implies that on

It is possible to assign the same engine to several channels as the redundant engine using the "N+1" setup. In such environments several master channels are sharing the same redundant engine (which helps to save costs). This implies that only one master engine can fail at a time.

To assign an existing engine as a redundant engine to a layer you must activate the "Redundancy" checkbox under the "Advanced" tab first and choose "Flexible (N+1)" after that. Select the channel and then activate the "Layers & Engines" tab. Click on "Select engine..." under the "Redundant just:out Engine" tab and choose the engine you would like to assign to this layer. Repeat this for each layer which has no engine assigned.

Because you selected "N+1" before you can assign the same just:out to several channels (using "N+1" redundancy) as the redundant engine.