> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lightact.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lightact.com/integrations/content-io/deltacast-setup/flex-management.md).

# Deltacast FLEX Management

By default, LightAct's reActor servers use Deltacast's FLEX technology, which provides video capture and playout capabilities. The FLEX solution ensures high-quality video processing with low-latency performance, resulting in a reliable and robust user experience.

## Deltacast Gateway Card

The reActor servers are equipped with a PCI Express gateway card which enables connectivity to video I/O modules via its ports.

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**Good to know:** You should be able to see the Deltacast gateway card in the Device Manager, by expanding the Deltacast section, under the name *DELTA-gwy*.
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## FLEX Modules

A FLEX module is an independent device, responsible for managing one or multiple video channels. A single FLEX module can connect to a single port of the Deltacast gateway card using a FLEX cable.

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**Good to know**: As of right now, Deltacast offers solutions for DisplayPort, HDMI and SDI. All of these options are available for video input and output in LightAct.
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## Deltacast Board

In LightAct, a Deltacast module is called a *Deltacast board*. LightAct will detect a Deltacast *board* once you have connected at least one FLEX module to a Deltacast gateway card port.

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The reActor servers must be off when you add, remove or replace FLEX modules. In the opposite case, you are likely to experience malperformances.
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