Which DMC is normally responsible for feeding images to the SD?

Which DMC is normally responsible for feeding images to the SD?

• A. DMC 1
• B. DMC 2
• C. DMC 3
• D. DMC 4

Answer: (A)

Images for the Standby Display come from the Display Management Computers, with the first DMC designated as the normal source for that feed. This keeps the standby view consistent and readily available, using a straightforward path from the primary display processor. The other DMCs manage feeds to the remaining displays or serve as hot spares, so they aren’t the usual source for the Standby Display. If the first DMC were to fail, the system can switch to another DMC to maintain the standby imagery as part of a graceful failover.

Images for the Standby Display come from the Display Management Computers, with the first DMC designated as the normal source for that feed. This keeps the standby view consistent and readily available, using a straightforward path from the primary display processor. The other DMCs manage feeds to the remaining displays or serve as hot spares, so they aren’t the usual source for the Standby Display. If the first DMC were to fail, the system can switch to another DMC to maintain the standby imagery as part of a graceful failover.